The Republicans have never been serious about offering up a serious plan, let alone getting serious about "concept(s) of a plan."
They've been awfully busy doing other, more important stuff.
Well, taking about two months off and shutting the House to help Trump with his Epstein coverup.

Was there anything monetizable in it for her? If no, then not worth even a trademarked scowl. Sorry. These things happen.

So, what Wiles sees in Trump is an "alcoholic personality."
In other words, he behaves like a dry drunk.
Helluva recommendation coming from a lifetime enabler.

#17 flagged "MAGAt Theologian-ish"

It's amazing how many extraordinary films he made as an actor, writer, and director. He really did take it to eleven.

Apparently one of the couple's sons (they had two) is being questioned.

I have a feeling that, on this one, Admiral Yamamoto might concur.

The US has plenty of form with ethnic cleansing, which doesn't always end up in a mass grave. There can be many smaller graves, plenty of undocumented pain and fear and horror as people attempt gettimg outvo& the way of a rampaging, murderous threat. In fact, that pretty much sums up "Manifest Destiny" as practiced and experienced in the USA.

#3 | POSTED BY BELLRINGER gets the "Didn't Read the Article, Doesn't Understand the Term" flag.

To the headline:
"Trump's Management of the Economy Hits Its Lowest Point"
There is this corollary:
"Trump's Mismanagement of the Economy Hits Its Peak Point ... So Far."

Better take a hard look at biden's pardons before casting stones...
#17 | POSTED BY MSGT

How about JFK's, FDR's, and Lincoln's?
You know, if, like you, we either don't know or don't like the topic of thread?
On point: Trump's pardon power does not even extend to Tina Peters.
Give a convicted felon the pardon power and ...

If you're lucky this POS can come by your daughter's house and beat her and turn her out.
#17 | POSTED BY FORTFISHER

As I said, sick flucks.

#13
Yup, it really is all about the vicarious thrill frustrated MAGAts get seeing someone else's pain.
Sick flucks.

"The strength of this imperfect nation, which has never repaired for its original sins of genocide and enslavement," writes Gowayed, "is in the incredible diversity of people who make it great, in the freedoms it claims to uphold " of life, liberty and justice. This ethnic cleansing can only be accomplished through the destruction of all of the above, in ways that touch the lives of each and every person within the nation, American or not."

Politicians rarely provide much in the way of real leadership. They've typically Peter Principled themselves into positions that, unfortunately for us, come with serious responsibilities the execution of which may have huge effects. Basically, they follow the favorable winds (as in favorable to them). The only way pols from MAGAt heavy districts will break from the GOP "concept of a plan" no plan is if a sufficient number of their own voters start banging at the doors. And MAGAts are a very long way from blaming Trump for anything. But this may just trump their out of control xenophobia and overheated concerns about sexual identity.

Holsey seems to have wisely excused himself from Trump's murder policy.
Now the door has closed.
What's left is audaciously stupid denial.
Or the Nuremberg Defense.
Buena suerte with that one.

Of the roundly criticized accent he adopted for Mary Poppins after working with an Irish accent coach, Van ---- has observed it should properly be traced to "a little shire in the north [of England]where most of the people were from Ohio." Terrific showman.

From the article (emphasis added):

"I don't think there's an armed attack" against the U.S. by the drug cartels, John Yoo, a Berkeley law professor, told me.
Yoo's skepticism is especially notable. That's because he was famously one of the drafters of those post-9/11 memos while working at the OLC in the Bush administration and, despite considerable criticism of his analysis, has never changed his position. Even for him, the Trump administration's arguments are hard to accept.

"They're not attacking us because of our foreign policy and our political system," Yoo said, drawing a distinction between al Qaeda and drug traffickers who may be based in Venezuela. "They're just selling us something that people in America want. We're just trying to stop them from selling it. That's traditionally, to me, crime. It's something that we could never eradicate or end."

If that is correct, then the boat strikes constitute murder under federal law and are also illegal under international law. Trump may be immune from criminal prosecution in the U.S. thanks to the Supreme Court, but everyone else involved, in theory at least, faces the risk of federal prosecution in a future administration unless Trump at some point grants some or all of them a pardon.

Why does Old Senescent even count "sh*thole countries" in his embarrassing quest for a golden gong?

Holsey, not "Holley"

Holley is the only person associated with this mess so far who comes out looking like he did the right thing, putting miles and miles between himself and Trump's murderous lunacy. I hope he has a decent retirement.

But anyone who expects the US military as a whole will "do the right thing" in that regard probably should consider a rethink.

Clearly, Trump has oodles of free time on his hands.
That happens a lot.
When you're not working your actual job.
Has Old Senescent actually ever worked a day in his life?

Stealing another country's wealth is one of those awful ideasthat's fermented for quite a while inside Trump's imagination, where he nurses the fever dreams:

From George Orwell, 1984:

Statistics were just as much a fantasy in their original version as in their rectified version. A great deal of the time you were expected to make them up out of your head. For example, the Ministry of Plenty's forecast had estimated the output of boots for the quarter at a hundred and forty-five million pairs. The actual output was given as sixty-two millions. Winston, however, in re-writing the forecast, marked the figure down to fifty-seven millions, so as to allow for the usual claim that the quota had been overfulfilled. In any case, sixty-two millions was no nearer the truth than fifty-seven millions, or than a hundred and forty-five millions. Very likely no boots had been produced at all. Likelier still, nobody knew how many had been produced, much less cared. All one knew was that every quarter astronomical numbers of boots were produced on paper, while perhaps half the population of Oceania went barefoot. And so it was with every class of recorded fact, great or small. Everything faded away into a shadow-world in which, finally, even the date of the year had become uncertain.

Pardon he?

"My name is Ozymandias ... ."