Biden and most moderates thought Trump was politically cooked after Jan 6, they prioritized restoring normalcy over litigating the past — problem is it turned out he wasn’t even close to done.

Primarch of the Space Wolves

I mean, I hate Bush and think he is a war criminal. Just think Trump is a chaotic off shoot from traditional neocon thuggery and not a natural progression

It’s funny how none of this will convince conservatives CBS is trustworthy, but will alienate all of the people who actually watch CBS

Just no concept of leadership. The job of The Boss is to be respected and discipline the ungrateful workers.

I struggle to draw a line from Bush era Neocons to groypers sacking the capitol intent on murdering Mike Pence personally

Thread full of writers ridiculing the idea they “effectively communicating in text” is a skill worth developing

Seems like public opinion is quite malleable here, why would it be a bad strategy to try to weaken Trump on his strongest issue?

Isn’t it possible perceived strength on immigration is what’s keeping voters on his side? The healthcare voters are probably already in the bag.

Seems way more likely you're cooking your own brain than that you're meaningfully fighting anything by posting.

See: Noah Smith

It's an entirely new phenomenon that people start to think the politics of college kids are a little extreme as they get into their mid-40s.

This reflects on the kids changing, not me.

Sounds like you’re not a fan of the feature but your original post is still wrong

uncle fester probably has like 300 gold coins to exchange for nebulous plot-driven john wick favors and chooses to hide them under his mattress in the shape of a horrendous lump that ruins his lower back

If Joe Brandon fell asleep during a cabinet meeting Tapper and Nate Silver would have thought it normal and relatable

“Blood and soil” but with leftist vibes

It's also a _televised_ meeting, nobody is citing anonymous reports that Trump dozed off for a minute in a boring budgetary meeting after flying back the previous night from Japan

Or a tastefully ambiguous big pharma ad for pelvic floor therapy

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