#9

Jimmy Carter tried. He was, and continues to be pilloried for it.

#2

Arm fetuses.

Yes, you've heard me right. If a fetus is indeed considered a person, it should have the right to defend itself. Why not provide it with the means to do so? A specially designed tiny firearm could be developed and inserted into its hand, or hands, after, say, fourteen weeks of gestation under the supervision of a doctor or certified professional.

Heaven forbid, if an abortion were to occur after said point, the armed fetus could defend itself by shooting the doctor or hospital staff. The fetus would be exercising its right to float its sac' as in the amniotic sac. The act would be like stand your ground', only by a fetus.

This would not only protect the unborn child but also serve as a powerful deterrent to those contemplating abortion. Imagine the conversations around the water cooler. "Did you hear about the armed fetus law? Makes you think twice, huh?"

Additionally, this would serve as a deterrent for people engaging in intimate activity, as they would think twice knowing that the baby they would conceive may end up armed and dangerous. That would give folks pause, leading to a new era of prudence and caution.

Of course, this idea is still in its conceptual stage and requires further discussion as we work towards a uniquely American solution that involves the collaboration of all citizens.

Baier: I think she had a mission. Maybe she wanted to have a viral moment or pushback. She came to Fox News right. She wanted to have a go after Donald Trump viral moment that plays on a lot of other channels and on social media. She may have gotten that

Obligatory (before Gaslighter posts it)

"It may not be good for America, but it's damn good for CBS,"

"Man, who would have expected the ride we're all having right now? ... The money's rolling in and this is fun,"

"I've never seen anything like this, and this going to be a very good year for us. Sorry. It's a terrible thing to say. But, bring it on, Donald. Keep going," said Moonves.

-Les Moonves
CBS executive chairman and CEO

Today is a historic day. 400 years ago, at this very hour, an Englishman named Christopher Columbus set sale in his vessel, the Mayflower, from the UK in search of freedom and democracy.

He found it less than a week later, when he landed on Plymouth Rock and became the first person to set foot in the United States of America

Yarvin has also said useless people should be converted into bio- diesel. At least he'll have republicans looking into alternative power sources.

Make them riot'

-Trump

I'll play. I've read Vance interviews, such as a couple with Ross Douthat of the NYT, one of the writers I trust, and Vance came across as reasonable and smart. Some of his views are out there, but what candidate doesn't have some?

How else do we form opinions about candidates? Interviews and voting records are all we've got. Most people form opinions from first impressions.

Vance sold his soul to be Trump's VP. Most of Trump's acolytes do. That said, Vance is the one I feel more comfortable with out of all of them. He's a rock ribbed conservative in the tradition of Pence and Jeb! Take away him pandering to the pro-lifers and he seems like he'd be able to compromise reasonably. Plus, he's a Yale educated Marine. Not bad bonifides. Still won't make me vote for Trump.

Remember, Iran shot missiles at a U.S. military base and injured over 100 service men when Trump was president, and he didn't do a damn thing about it

I canvassed for Carter as a 12 year-old.I learned a lot by talking to folks. Jimmy Carter was too smart and too moral to survive in DC. Once the evangelicals turned against him, it was over. Happy Birthday, Mr President.

Hooray! A bad guy is dead. The world just got lighter.