I think Don Bacon might. Probably Massie and Greene too.

That’s a kind way of saying “obtuse” LOL

Yes but for reasons others have articulated it’s important to look at it both ways because there is nothing unambiguous about the law of war when it comes to killing shipwreck survivors. It’s the specific example given in the manual of an illegal order.

(As is yours)

Not really? The courts have ruled her appointment invalid. She‘s not appointed to anything. She doesn’t hold any office. What’s she going to be impeached from?

So very true, and not just because of the overreach—actual criminals with actual victims are going to get off Scot free because their prosecutions are invalid. It’s a monumental scandal In a sea of monumental scandals.

For the first campaign, the dean of the state’s political press corps covered the candidate like she wanted to marry him, the next election she decided the opposition was cuter and spent the next cycle coining Trumpy names for the Democrat—which stuck. I could go on.

From one statewide campaign I worked: the communications director was sleeping with the lead reporter at the paper of record. The lead reporter from another major paper became the candidate’s communications director in DC. Another went on to be the candidate’s GC in the next election.

And everyone under them who had a direct role, down to the guy who pushed the button.

Counterpoint: for 80 year old presidents, it’s probably not a bad idea. Joe Biden might not have metastatic prostate cancer if it had been caught early.

This is a home stereo system. They should really get something designed for a conference room. More useful ports, more compatibility, fewer superfluous ports.

Or he’s just lying, as he does all the time

Firing people by tweet was one of his favorite diversionary techniques.

Who leaked it to Jack Posobiec (as opposed to, say, Sirota)?