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I think this explains how this all flew under the radar of the amazingly consistent and leave-no-stone-unturned mainstream media. This Parkinson's expert apparently went in through the front door several times over a few months, and really, how would anyone know that? As far as I can see, it's the only Achilles Heel of the modern press. Oh, and the laptop being dropped off for the Geek Squad. So, two ways, total.

It’s bad, but that’s because the theory of a free and independent press is largely a myth. We have a commercial, agenda-driven media, with circular reporting and leveraging the notion of deeply embedded and anonymous sourcing. That’s only going to change if citizens push back on the type of nonsense we’ve seen with regard to coverage of Biden’s cognitive health over the past few years. For all the bashing of Fox News—some well deserved—-the MSM is at times quite horrible.

In a world where “the next great candidate” to replace “the last great candidate” and the tendency to go with spouses, siblings, children or next name on the ticket as next man up, the chances are quite low.

Well, the Times article is a puff piece, an opinion offered to sell a product and just represents one person (or maybe a small group of people) thoughts on the matters of the day. Beethoven. Vvvvahgner. And obviously, Marty Scorsese. If you can’t laugh at such silliness, or at least mock a bit, what’s the point? In fact, if we’re just making **** up, why not run with Biden’s style being like Mick Jagger, Van Halen (following the German theme, Wolfe, not Eddie) and Pink from Pink Floyd?

The first and most important question for Harris would be “What did you know about JBs rapidly deteriorating mental state, and when did you first know he had a problem? “ followed up with “Why didn’t you do something about it?”.

Richard Wagner, the notoriously anti-Semitic German composer? Or, Jiffy Pop Wagner, Corn’s younger brother?

Sounds like a start, though you would have to extend embargo(s) to include travel in/out if China, and I would think extend that to any nation doing business with China?

That’s pretty unspecific with the world at a tipping point. What does the rest of the world do to compel compliance in your opinion? Cease trade with China? War? As for countries damaging the world at a lesser rate, what does the international community do now to compel compliance? Cut off all aid? Cease trade? War?

It's a shame for his legacy that this is part of his story. The man was the face of NYC rising after the attack on 9/11, bringing people together, leading the recovery efforts under circumstances that likely would have broken others. After seeing the behavior of politicians post 9-11, I can't imagine any of them stepping up under those circumstances.

True, but you should have just ignored it without telling me you were ignoring it. That reveals you didn't ignore it at all, you were actually compelled to reply.

Great. This trend, you see. The democrat party and MSM covering for an aging, cognitively compromised president over a several year period, it's Hellen Keller time.

I wasn’t judging, youngster. Just observing, like the Prairie Home Companion guy, on a message board with 7 contributors, a lot less skill and a boatload less money. Congrats!

That’s pure speculation, but maybe. What I can say definitively, however is that as the official story evolved post-Christopher Steele reporting, all sorts of manipulation, lies, mistruths, and surveillance/unmasking of the political opposition would make Tricky Dick look like a 1970s kid using a Spy Decoder Ring sold in Woolworth’s.

After one, it’s probably a characteristic you’re drawn to?

That was directed at me, I think. I didn’t say it, either, but he was on a roll, I guess.

You’re getting turned around here. The president is acting within the law when acting within his/her official duties. Besides, we already know these officials operate outside laws that are in effect for you and I. Biden, HClinton, Spitzer, BClinton, diplomats. Remember this story? https://nypost.com/2021/09/17/pentagon-admits-its-killed-civilians-not-isis-terrorist-in-drone-strike/

Seems silly to waste time with a yes or no answer when the answer is pre-programmed. Better to ask an open-ended questions about lapses, freezes, staring off into space, being lead off stage by handlers, and grand delusions of someone beating up medicare.

No, we need to focus on what's in front of us, today. Looking too far into the future would have us not recognizing the extreme rhetoric and calls for violence by agitators on the left. Kavanaugh should not be 'forced to answer' for anything beyond what he states in his opinions. Though, personally, I'd think he's probably pretty ******* jaded after that democrat party en masse attempted to destroy him with unproven, unprovable very specious claims about his character. Maybe he was on the fence, remembered what they did, and thought "Ah..f it.".

You're a closet Trumper, ya durn fool.

Ah, you're advocating for subverting an election. I should have picked up on that. What do you do if Trump wins popular and electoral vote? I tried, but I can't follow you here. What's "the playbook"? As for Biden "not firing anyone for all the wrong reasons", what's that all about?

You're suggesting there is a question that the Dems would stand aside if they won the election? Why would you think they would do that?

Every party is the party of alternative facts, regardless of who(m) the masseuse is. And d@mn you for exposing my inability to spell masseuse without spell check, Frank.

Maybe it's being paid for on a layaway plan, B. Did you ever think about that. A layaway plan?

Glad to see she's pushing back against authoritarianism by trashing our system of justice and demanding they comply with her worldview.

The long and winding road of American democracy often takes turns that are at odds with your personal preferences. The answer is not to imagine yourself King, it's to work through our differences and come out stronger on the other side.