Right-wing libertarians agree with us lefties on plenty of stuff, from civil rights to anti-war. He's got a bit of that, and hopefully that's the only strand of conservatism that survives the extinction-level event coming for the rest of RW political thought.

The 2026 midterms are a precarious historical moment.

You need to think about this for a bit. Are college funds for kids wealth? What about home equity in a mortgaged home? Autos? You could easily end up sticking some very middle-class people with tax bills they do not have cash to pay while the very rich, as always, find ways not to pay at all.

AlonSNOW.

A Constitutional Convention is an issue any people of good conscience can rally around.

All different sorts of people, with very different ideas can still agree: this system is broken and needs to be fixed quickly and fundamentally.

This is not a time for "regular order" or petty squabbles.

This is how he won in the first place- identifying real problems people face (i.e. Healthcare companies suck) and persuading them he could fix it.

Now, everyone can see he has no solutions to anything, and indicators like CPI and national debt are worse, but he has pocketed corrupt billions.

It's not a complicated problem to diagnose.

Loved it. So thrilled. I grew up a Mets fan and follow them a bit, so cool to have Pete here. Now about that rotation...

Not before Bonds.

State rights, freedom of speech, due process, and the rule of law should not partisan issues. I hope 2026 teaches conservatives this lesson- most have clearly forgotten it.

It's all relative. Compared to prokaryote diversity, everything else is basically the same thing anyway. Human, banana, whatever.

Bonds. If there were only 10 dudes in the hall, he should be one. Goat.

I hear ozone therapy is great... for making money as an ozone therapist.