SaintsInDome2006

I actually happen to agree he does not have dementia, IMO he's been like this since 2015. But he's gotten rid of the normie campaign advisors like Karl Rove and Kellyanne Conway. They basically send him out into these uncontrolled, unplanned environments. It can be dangerous too, like Butler. I'll add he's been likely affected by the shooting. Perfectly normal reaction to have PTSD. But he's also almost 80 & under enormous stress on top of that. He probably has something very close to a unique psychiatric profile with a toxic oleo of preexisting emotional conditions compounded by the recent events.

Bopping Don has discontinued today’s interviews. They’ve put a lid on the old codger for the day & it’s not even noon ET.

Should Wilson owners trade away?

Btw choosing to appear with Cricket’s Murderer in PA just by itself is a choice campaign decision.

2 nonsensical responses to questions in 30 minutes. Tells a gold star family he’s annoyed he has to stand up. 2 people faint. 30 minutes of music, swaying to GNR, Sinead, The Village People. A final sweaty grab at Noem at the end. Bopping Don is sunsetting.

He was clear of the league rules. If he wants to discuss it he can ask me. Have a good one.

I did say ‘IMO’. He obviously asked the question because he wasn’t sure & was interested in opinions.

Bad sportsmanship IMO.

Yeah imagine electing someone who prefers Maduro’s Venezuela to the USA.

Yeah I can see how this can be problematic.

You’re supporting the guy cutting golfing deals with KSA at his country clubs while his son in law & daughter rake in the fees from their sovereign wealth fund.

Actually I wasn’t sure, but that’s fine. Have a good evening.

See you’re demonstrating your awareness of what I’m referring to. You can make a point about law & order - & I’d even agree with you - but it’s unrelated to the transfer of democratic power.

You can tell it was important & different because Trump himself treated it as important & different.

Eh no. For instance Dems haven’t violently rioted to prevent the handover of legal power from one administration to the next.

I agree this is not practical. Reform should happen though, but it’s impossible given how the Dems & GOP have practically turned it into a mini clerical council of guardians. Just following past norms would’ve prevented this though.

The first H-bomb level nuke with ICBM capability. Massive leap forward & specifically aimed as a threat to the US.

Sarcasm, but I’m sure you see my point about Kim’s constantly humiliating Trump. Take Iran. 150 soldiers were harmed in an Iranian missile attack. Trump opposed even awarding Purple Hearts. No response.

Of course I agree it was a long process. We could look at McArthur’s screwup. Or Bush’s canceling the payments deal. It was a long road. But that was a crucial moment. He still embraces Kim, loves him.

No I’m pointing out that was a second of two failed crises.

Absolutely that was an option. But I’m not suggesting that. I’m saying we did worse than nothing. The American president went to the last Stalinist, communist dictator in the world, physically visited his outlaw regime & embraced him. He could’ve played golf & it would’ve been preferable.

It likely has something to do with the development of H-bomb level capable ICBMs developed by 2020.

Trump likes to say things like ‘it wouldn’t have happened under my watch’. It might have happened nonetheless, or perhaps the US might have taken cyber steps like we did Iran, cut a deal like we did with NK under Clinton, or gone in like we did under Bush with Iraq. But we wouldn’t have done worse than nothing, which is what happened.

This is what I’m referring to.

Stuxnet. But also if there’s anything dumber than handing money over to corrupt theocrats it’s revoking the deal & getting absolutely nothing out of it. Btw that money we handed over wasn’t strictly money, it was their frozen assets they wanted badly. We had 1 shot at using it.