#223
You could join this site, easily. May I suggest a moniker? Why, thank you, yes, I will: Babbler.

#23
Profoundly unpersuasive.

You've implied Trump passed some sort of cognitive test to stand trial. Can you document that?

Waiting ...

I agree: It's long past time to suitably commemorate a fight in which Mexican forces were, among other objectives, attempting to prevent a bunch of filibusters from establishing a slaveocracy inside Mexico.

#156
YAV ...
I didn't intend caretaker to be pulled into service as a synonym for the guy sitting around and just running down the clock. A caretaker also repairs. And I agree with you about Biden's accomplishments, which are considerable. Especially given the landscape of destruction Trump predictably left in his wake. I want to see Trump handed a resounding defeat in November. But what's happened is the story is no longer so much about Trump; it's about Biden. If we aren't in a Woodrow Wilson situation with respect to concealing presidential health/disability issues (and we clearly are not), the case of FDR and the out-of-view leg braces (in those days a matter of concern evidently) does come meandering along, though.

Politics is a nasty business, especially when the stakes are so high. I'm truly sad as Biden and the country, both separately and together, go through this.

#30
If you have a passport, try visiting the US sometime. As for FL, it's a helluva lot more diversified than just a swamp for rightwing neo-Nazi human waste racialists, goobers, groomers, and associated ignorami. Seriously, once you get over here you might even head out West and visit the Grand Canyon. Worth the visit. Especially the North Rim, out of tourist season. Enjoy.

#153
You've assumed I didn't watch Biden at his overly staged rally, but why? I started watching him, quickly realized he's deep into denial and getting terrible advice, weakly whistling past the graveyard, and found I had better ways to spend my time. Do I want to see Trump elected? Of course not. But Biden is d-o-n-e. It won't get any better for him from here, and it will be all about him. In the end, feel free to give the guy a round of scattered applause for making the prospect of a Trump win more than possible. He will be remembered for being a good caretaker president, but for letting hubris get the better of him. As for his advisors and enablers? They will be roundly and justly vilified.

" ... he was on fire!"

And flaming out, much as I hate to say it.

That freak flag of his, just blowing in the wind.

As for the actual topic of the thread: Biden should have stepped aside at least two weeks ago. It appears to be all about him for him now. Really did expect more from him.

#38 "If Russia is so weak, why are they still in it to win it?"

It is prescisely because Russia is weak that it must deflect attention from internal rot to an endless parade of external boogeymen.

#30
I can see why the Russians might be concerned about the proximity of NATO assets in places like Finland and Norway. Interestingly, neither country was even inNATO until Putin started the alarm bells ringing by invading a neighboring state. It always seems to surprise the Russkies, people taking offense to them sending their orc hordes in to terrorize the neighbors. Such thickos.

Judge's not judges

#28

How many fingers?

#19 | POSTED BY LOOK_INWARD

Do you plagiarize a lot?

#17
You sound like Ma finally gave you that ultimatum: empty yourself out of her basement or else. A world awaits!

#28
There were two of them: Gus, gnomelike, grizzled, hunched over, the ancient master who commanded the magnificent beast with a tiny riding crop no bigger than a fly swatter; and the sometime apprentice, Morris: young, swaggering, cocky, short sleeves rolled up, cigarette pack at his shoulder, hair gone all Elvis, a wolf-whistler and sideshow fire-eater. Morris soon tired of shadowing Gus, who managed the hip with a sort of resigned respect and Zenlike detachment with respect to the potential dangers the task entailed. The two of them, Gus and the hip, got along well and soon parted company with the impatient wannabe Morris.

Clown: Indeed. I was one, ages ago, on the circus. And I never heard such nonsense as #25. Even among hippo wranglers.

#26
Flag: Clown

So they're starting to get ready to begin to commence ... something?

#5
If you've actually bought the Russian line, this crap about Russia being "threatened," well, you've gotten hold of a bad bargain. So it goes.

Well, then, vacated it must be, Sirrrrrrrr!
~ SCOTUS

PS Heel click

Right, AIPAC, Soros, and Crowley, all of them, in the conservatory, with a ball-peen hammer by the light of a werewolf moon. Makes perfect sense in MAGAtland.

It's too bad states broke their "public colleges and universities" promise and opted for the make-them-schools-earn-their-own-way corporate model.

Probably not at all.