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Just to refute your erroneous point, as always. I never questioned his "resume," to use your term. That is, yet another, lie. I questioned his ability and performance, and I still do. Never his resume

Trump is not an honorable man, in my view. Never voted for him. But....He isn't Biden, a now disgraced fool and liar who claimed to be honorable, making all his supporters and spokespeople looking like idiots for ever believing him, You included, and I note how after all your posts about his Mound Rushmore status, ran from him like he had leprosy, aids and the plague the second the Dem party conducted their coup, and jumped on the Harris bandwagon, destined for failure. Frankly, and more to the issue of the nation's progress, I am quite pleased with the appointments and course. He seems to be much better this time around.

I don't post speculative viewpoints, but I will here. I think the man has lost cognitive ability, and I think his wife is the force behind this decision. No excuse, but I think she has become a puppeteer.

There is a big difference. You weren't on record stating you would honor the jury's decision and abide by the rule of law. Stated over and over and over, and echoed by media sycophants who repeatedly claimed such a position was proof of the moral high ground. The man is a sham. Always has been. It has always been "Biden Inc" first. He is a disgrace, and as he reaches the end of life, doesn't care who knows.

Well thought and well stated. Well thought and well stated.

I wonder who will write it, and how long it will take, for an expose on this Biden family business to be exposed in book form.

I am not going to read through this entire thread. Sorry, but it is too sleazy a subject. But......This is total moral capitulation from that family and people who supported them. No chance to ever talk about people not paying taxes. No chance to have any credible claim about selling influence. That is the Dem party, and that is the Biden money making machine designed for decades to do little other than make money. Horrible foreign policy. Horrible domestic policy. Wrong on everything, every time. Total goof who is now protecting the Biden estate, wrought from the American taxpayer. Simply a despicable "industry," and anyone who bought into it is an exposed fool.

You are a bridge too far. To use a football metaphor, based on your username, you are a 4th and way too long.

I don't need to look it up. I know how that market works and I've traded it through various instruments for quite a while, as well as working for a company that is deeply dependent on the energy market. I have no need to "look it up."

I am quite certain you know nothing about this.

She got a little adrenaline bump when they did the Biden coup, but it was gone once she selected a Drew Carey look alike that couldn't tell the truth as her running mate.

You would be well advised to practice a bit of self discipline here. There are plenty of people here who are well educated and quite successful.

That was my first thought when I read the thread title. When I lived there, we used to get it Spenger's, on the Berkeley marina. A restaurant and seafood market. I still make it a few times per year when I have access to good seafood. Cioppino and sourdough bread. Great days those were.

It doesn't. The National Guard is under the authority of the states, and thus, each state's governor.

It is blatantly obvious that this woman has never served a day as a military officer in a war fighting assignment.

Proof that one of the very few things he said about himself that was true was that he was a "knucklehead,"

Good call. The Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola is fantastic as well. The iconic O'Club of Naval Aviation was the Cubi Point, (Philippines) club. It was home to Seventh Fleet, (Pacific) aviators when in port. When the base was closed, they packed up a good deal of the interior and put it on an aircraft carrier and brought it back to the US, and is now at the P'cola museum. It is really cool. Many a night in that O'club in the PI, some not completely remembered. Anyway, a fantastic museum in Pensacola, birthplace of Naval Aviation.

Fair question.

Visit Lisbon and see what it's rent controlled market has caused. Predictable result, and what Harris was hinting at. And, speaking from a great deal of Brazilian experience, Portuguese is a bit tougher to learn than other languages.

Nothing close to the Smitty's Air and Space museum on the DC mall. The Udvar-Hazy thing outside Dulles is really cool as well, but I'm an aviation guy. For pure beauty, I have never seen anything that compares to the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican, but not sure that is a museum.

Good. This clown and his sycophants were responsible for the removal of the House Speaker. I believe that stupid enterprise cost Virginia the State General Assembly. Can't be gone quick enough.

Houthis just fired missiles and flew drones at US Navy ships transiting the Red Sea. The Roosevelt task force used $2billion worth of missiles defending their task force and commercial shipping. During that time they asked the Pentagon, (read SecDef), for a change in the ROE to go after the Houthis. As Col. Klink would say, "Request denied." Think that's about to change?

Start simple. End any taxpayer funded contributions to any museum. Stop the stupidity of funding NPR. There is no reason they shouldn't face commercial challenges like all other media. Look closely at our UN contribution, and make it proportional to what others do.

So far.....Wow......Just Wow. The entrenched political careerists are not in favor.

How 'bout we start with eliminating all the political nonsense and worry. First thing, let's allow the military to do their thing. Carrier task forces asking to eliminate threats. Denied. So instead we spent $two billion from the Roosevelt task force alone absorbing missiles from some useless terrorist group, while the Dem candidate says nobody is is a war zone. Really? Grossly deficient ship maintenance and building capability. Global requirements, per Congress, that require 15 carriers, yet we have only 10, requiring extended deployments that impact retention and recruitment. This isn't a political problem, it's a mismanagement problem, and that is not the fault of the military. It is the fault of Congress.