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Hans's avatar

just not uneasy enough to abandon the bigotry

Thomas A Nelson's avatar

Please refrain from the use of "War Secretary" in reference to Mr. Hegseth. It's still and hopefully always The Department of Defense.

Edwin King II | EKII's avatar

Three polls. Three major outlets. One ugly number for Donald Trump.

He is left with only one solution

CNN -34%. AP-NORC - 33%. Quinnipiac - 32%.

I Are Really Us's avatar

I don’t think he really cares about improving his poll numbers. I think he cares about further radicalizing his 30%. After all, they have a lot more guns.

KO in LA's avatar

They confirmed each and everyone of these grossly unfit cabinet members and they’re trying to gear up to do the same with the attorney general nomination. They can pull the punches pile of train and try to wash their hands of this, but that stench and and stain will never come off.

The Wonder Code's avatar

Good catch on the rhetoric vs. actual votes — plenty of senators grumbling to reporters, but only four House Republicans actually crossed the aisle on war powers, and two of those are already fighting for their seats. That’s the real signal, not the hallway quotes. Also, Thune still backs the SAVE Act itself — he’s just annoyed at how the White House is squeezing votes out of people. That’s distancing from Trump’s tactics, not his agenda.

Katy E.'s avatar

They don’t seem to quick, do they?

What Have You Done?'s avatar

I wish you luck on The Five. If they bring up the radical Dem socialists, just say at least she isn’t a rapist and / or doesn’t support / protect / befriend pedophiles.

Mo's avatar

This is excellent reporting.

Love the article.

As a true blue Ca Progressive Moderate I’m always a little confused but I “trust the plan” about why we’re against having to show either a birth certificate or passport along with a state photo in order to register to vote?

I understand not everyone has a passport and they cost money and time but a duplicate birth certificate really isn’t that expensive.

I feel like we are kind of behind the 8 ball talking so much about how scary voter ID is when I think that in addition to the criticism of the bill we should be investing in making sure all voters know to get those documents in order.

Offer links to websites to help folks get the process started.

We don’t have a very long time.

We need to be prepared although really don’t think that it will pass.

In the meantime I cringe when I see a Democrats criticizing voter ID.

We should lean into it.

I’m not suggesting giving the GOP a win w the Save Act it’s more of a messaging thing.

A lot of people from all parties agree that proof of citizenship ship is a good thing if you want to vote in this country.

There are so many other horrifying things in that bill. I would love to see more people talking about them.

Otherwise you are the bomb Sistah!

Absolutely love your work and your vibe.

Onward!

Jim's avatar

Republicans abandoned Nixon, not because they were somehow more noble back then, but because he was a liability to the party.

He was a liability because of the Oil Crisis and the 1973-75 recession and market crash. Watergate was a pretext.