Commenter “Jimmy” has a question and answers it: I don’t understand why the Dems aren’t pressuring Biden to resign, as it would elevate Kamala to the presidency, “making history” and giving her the power of incumbency. There’s the argument that … Continue reading →
I’ll be busy with some family stuff and won’t be watching. But here’s a thread to discuss the speech. Will he merely repeat the message that he won’t be a candidate for re-election, and that he backs Kamala? Or might … Continue reading →
Joe Biden was nobody’s favorite candidate (except maybe Jill’s and Hunter’s). He was chosen in 2020 not by popular demand, but by the powers that be convincing all the other candidates to drop out and leave Biden as the last … Continue reading →
… although it may appear that way. After all, it’s not as though Joe was ever the popular choice; he just become the only choice in 2020 because of decisions made by unnamed Democrats on high. The reason was that … Continue reading →
I read today that, in the midst of all the brouhaha, Netanyahu left for Washington DC. I immediately wondered whether he’d really be meeting with Biden or someone else – say, Kamala? Who is the acting president right now? Why … Continue reading →
And a huge sigh of relief is heard from Democrats, while a groan is heard from Republicans. See this. The race changes again. The pressure on Joe must have been phenomenal. Or the promised payoff great. Or both. He’s not … Continue reading →
I watched most of it last night, despite the fact that I generally hate speeches. I figured this one would be of special interest. And it was, especially Trump’s description of his own thought process and experience the day he … Continue reading →
That’s what the current dilemma the Democrats face reminds me of: an elderly relative is fading and yet clings to the independence represented by driving, and relatives realize that person is a danger to himself and others and wish to … Continue reading →
Peter Navarro delivered quite the barn-burner. I’ve noticed varied YouTube comments on different postings of the speech. When posted by outlets neutral or friendly to the right, there was a great deal of praise for Navarro. At versions from leftist … Continue reading →
We have the rather odd spectacle of the Republicans rooting for Biden to stay in the race, and Democrats trying to push him out and replace him. Biden himself seems weak and frail at the moment, suffering from COVID – … Continue reading →
I’ve noticed that, in the coverage of the Republican Convention, the MSM seems to paint those who have changed their minds about Trump since 2016 as fickle hypocrites. For example, Trump’s current running mate J. D. Vance was basically a … Continue reading →
From Adam Schiff: Fresh on the heels of the story regarding Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s (D-NY) recent visit to Delaware to confab with President Joe Biden (presumably to encourage him to bow out of the 2024 presidential race) comes … Continue reading →