And my part, too—admittedly

Great piece but I believe the tape will be running until noon on January 20, *2029* (?)

Makes Baghdad Bob seem utterly transparent: www.newsmuseum.pt/en/duelos/sa...

Himself excepted of course—then, it’s ‘innocent *after* proven guilty.’

Not exactly a "Man bites dog" headline, is it?

And plenty of 'counter examples,' notably the District of Columbia v. Heller in which Scalia and his cronies conveniently ignored what the authors of the Second Amendment intended.

Makes complete sense--from yesterday:

A little too late for that--Rogan, who was too blind to see what could likely happen, the day before Election Day: "(Elon Musk) makes what I think is the most compelling case for Trump you'll hear, and I agree with him every step of the way. For the record, yes, that's an endorsement of Trump."

More importantly: Would this reduce the trade deficit with El Salvador — or increase it?

My understanding is ‘illegal immigrants’ are also responsible for the decline in consumer confidence and for Steven Seagal’s inability to win an Academy Award.

Yes, but Nixon just barely outpaced him in the spring of '73, falling into the 40s by the end of April that year: www.presidency.ucsb.edu/statistics/d...

Wow! What an insult to car dealers.

Seems to me he’s desperately seeking an excuse to switch parties.

What if you are bombing three-year-olds, as Trump and Vance’s boss has been doing for three years now?

Yes, and the number of deals Trump has reneged on—just ask his now-bankrupt vendors--are too numerous to count...

Disappointed the speaker got sick, but protests are a form of free speech, too.

How about: "Why don't you ask Musk, who has never led a country, much less one during wartime, the same question?"

Without counting, it seems more Dems were critical of Biden’s pardoning Hunter than there have been Republicans critical of *anything* Trump has done—and that’s a long list.