[glimmerman70]

We won’t see him again for a while. His last speech he looked like his drugs were wearing off. He can only take them for a week, after that he starts with the gaffs and such. His speech about the war ending was full of lies but if you noticed there wasn’t many gaffs and read the teleprompter pretty well. Then the speech about the storm was descent. But then it wears off and he drifts into his daughters wedding. Or calling a black person boy. I noticed the media never called him out on it.

[Iron Munro]

[P.O.E.]

[Vaquero]

Impeachment does nothing if the regime and Joe’s handlers are still in charge. Just another stupid lawyer trick.

[McBuff]

There was absolutely no quid pro quo directly, clumsily, implied or otherwise in Trump's "perfect" phone call. If there was even a hint of it, why would shifty Schiff have to read into the record a totally false and wholly fabricated rendition of the conversation?

I hate it when commentators feel a need to throw Trump under the bus as though that somehow lends credence to themselves and the point they are trying to make.

[ronnie raygun]

The GOP’s fault, and I say that with conviction!

[Ann Archy]

NO!! Let the WORLD SEE WHAT DEMOCRATS HAVE ELECTED!!

[cymbeline]

Many of us are not fans of Peggy Noonan but here’s part of what she says about Biden’s Afghanistan strategy:

“We don’t make up withdrawal dates that will have symbolism for photo-ops with the flinty, determined president looking flinty and determined on the 20th anniversary of 9/11; we don’t time epic strategic decisions around showbiz exigencies. We wait for the summer fighting season to pass; we withdraw in the winter when Taliban warriors are shivering in their caves. We don’t leave our major air base in the middle of the night—in the middle of the night—without even telling the Afghan military. We don’t leave our weapons behind so 20-year-old enemies can don them for military playacting and drive up and down with the guns and helmets. We don’t fail to tell our allies exactly what we’re doing and how we’re doing it—they followed us there and paid a price for it. We don’t see signs of an overwhelming enemy advance and treat it merely as a perception problem, as opposed to a reality problem. You don’t get the U.S. military out before the U.S. citizens and our friends.”

[bert]

blatherous drivel

he should be fired for concocting such stupidity

[minnesota_bound]

If Biden had not let the Taliban keep all the hostages then we could send drones in to destroy the military equipment.