Recent Comments

1. about 6 hours ago on Dana Summers

   In terms of foreign affairs it seems to me that Biden has been doing a pretty good job: 1. Revitalizing NATO. Is it perfect? No, but he has pulled it off the brink of destruction, got it stiffening its military spine and added some needed countries who have sat on the fence for decades. Good Job Joe! The other guy was ready to flush it down to toilet as a gift to Putin, who he admires. 2. Got us out of Afghanistan, finally. Another quagmire, 20 year war with no end in sight. Was it pretty and problem-free? No, but pre-conditions had already been set up for failure by the other guy. Joe got it done. Good job, Joe! 3. Joe has been getting allies lined up in the Indo-Pacific, from Japan to Australia and even improving relations with India. The Philippines run hot and cold, but they need help against China, too. Just getting those countries sitting down militarily as a self-interest group is a start. The last guy just wanted to poke his thumb in everyone’s eye because they didn’t get down and kiss his big stinky. 4. And finally, and most important, Joe stepped up and put our oar in the water when Putin attacked Ukraine. Did we do it perfectly? No, but we did it. And we’ve been doing it better up until the Republicans bowed to the Orange piece of sewage and started supporting Putin instead of Ukraine. Came very close to defeating Ukraine by withholding munitions. (remember, those $$$ spent on munitions were spent mostly in Republican districts, and benefitted magats directly). Thank you Joe for supporting Ukraine. Shame on you republicans for being pro-Putin and against helping to save a country fighting for its life.

2. about 6 hours ago on Jack Ohman

   Perfect! Please let it be soon!

3. 1 day ago on Matt Wuerker

   Yes, he ought to be the perfect VP candidate for the orange-faced convicted criminal

4. 1 day ago on Dana Summers

   Trump has been convicted of sexual molestation and has bragged out loud with his own mouth and words about being a sexual predator. Just that one truth should be enough for any thinking voter to cast their vote for someone else. Trump has been convicted of multiple counts of creating false business records, cheating on taxes, and he has bragged about being smart because he avoids paying taxes. Is that what we want in the top elected official in the country? He has cheated on all his wives and is defending creating false business records to cheat on election law and tax law so he can dodge responsibility for paying off a sexual partner not his wife to avoid it affecting the 2016 election. His defense seems to be, “Who cares?” “It doesn’t matter”. “Somebody else did it and went to prison for it, so why come after me?” “Creating false business records to avoid taxes should not be a crime! Nobody got hurt. Everyone does it. I’ve got immunity!”

5. 1 day ago on Clay Bennett

   Yes, he knows to shut up every time he is asked to swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth…

6. 2 days ago on Clay Bennett

   Please remember 45 is a criminal defendant in a trial. He may be other things, like a political candidate, but providing an orderly and fair trial places limitations on the defendant. He can say anything he wants once he swears to be truthful and takes the stand. Up until now he has been testifying without swearing to be truthful. You can be your own judge as to how truthful he is and has been. Having his lawyers make an opening statement about his innocence and never having sex with a witness is what allowed all the salacious stuff in. In fact, his defense attorneys brought all the Orange waste testimony in and repeated and repeated it. What did you think after all that was in the court record?

7. 3 days ago on Pedro X. Molina

   The magats have turned the world upside down. Getting elected is not for good governance — it is for the usurpation of power to enable the destruction of civil society and the rule of law. Election for the purpose being able to corrupt the concept and process of election, to enable those is power to limit voting to those who will enable them to stay in power.

8. 3 days ago on Jeff Danziger

   Russians destroying apartment buildings, schools, churches, hospitals and public utilities which were primarily in civilian communities is a bad thing. It is also a bad thing when done by Israelis with 2000 lb bombs. It’s also a bad thing when they intentionally starve civilians, women and children. It makes me think that we are also at fault in the wars we have conducted. I think inflicting this kind of terror on women and children is a crime against humanity, no matter who does it.

9. 4 days ago on John Deering

   Look at all the lawyers, politicians, employees, volunteers who have gone to jail and who are going to jail, losing their license to practice law, and other penalties for participating in his conspiracies, yet he still remains free, with even the Supreme Court finding ways to assist him avoiding the law. This is a powerful person who has corrupted so much of our political processes and hamstrung the rule of law. He has made a mockery of “no one is above the law”.

10. 7 days ago on Clay Jones

    Well he got a new name yesterday from his very own personal high priced defense attorney. In cross examining Stormy, she called him the Orange xxxd (she used a different word, essentially meaning the same thing, but much more graphic) . And then she called him that over and over again in the questioning of the witness under oath. What a great moment in court history! Then the judge later refused a new trial because the Orange (x)urd’s chief defense attorney had opened up the trial to the sex testimony by declaring in his opening statement that the Orange blob had “never had sex” with the witness — certainly an unforced error, but probably a statement required by the Orange thing that cannon be named on this page. But his new name was repeated over, and over, and over again by his attorney right in front of his face, in the court record!