[Nothingburger]

Hope you’re right about Durham.

Personally, I’m taking a “wait and see” attitude about Barr and Durham — unlike a lot of posters on these threads who insist they’re merely engaging in a legal dog and pony show to lull us patriots into a false sense of security.

It’s easy to give in to defeatism — and it appears that many FReepers have done exactly that.

I tend to be a pessimist about life in general. But I always try to set my emotions aside and draw conclusions based on verifiable facts.

Above all things, we must recognize that Trump has access to a lot of information that regular folks in Hometown USA don’t have.

We’ve also learned that Trump has a pretty astute sense of timing.

Knowing what we know from past elections, it’s not exactly a leap of faith to think that Trump has an October Surprise planned for the RATs. Maybe several.

Sad to say, but most voters have short memories, and the middle of summer is too early for Trump to execute a “don’t fire until you see the whites of their eyes” tactic against the left.

Labor Day or later, then. God grant us patience and fortitude in these evil times.

[billyboy15]

“Sad to say, but most voters have short memories, and the middle of summer is too early for Trump to execute a “don’t fire until you see the whites of their eyes” tactic against the left.”

EXACTLY RIGHT!! Most especially regarding the timing of the info dump on the Left.

[robowombat]

Being obstreperous and opposing what ever the Pet Rock of the moment of the Establishment can thrust one into ‘the Wilderness’. I recommend any of several books on Winston Churchill's experience ‘in the Wilderness’. His particular sin was in conducting a very loud campaign against the ‘Government of India Act’. which was a bill as complex as Obama Care and as unproven but one the very top people in all parties had signed on to. There are few people in politics that are both as combative as WSC or have as rich friends as he had. A good example is what the Establishment did to Congressman George Miller, just because he continually expressed ‘no respect’ for his betters.