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Whoopi Goldberg accidentally suggests Jill Biden, who has a doctorate in education, be appointed surgeon general if Joe wins in 2020, calling her a “hell of a doctor” https://t.co/IxwDoWWfMH pic.twitter.com/8AhvPas2Nx
— The Hill (@thehill) March 5, 2020
You could not pay me to watch that show
Stephen Kruiser:
“…We’re going to lead off today with a topic that is sadly evergreen and that needs to be written and talked about until it no longer is. Higher education in America is a pathetic, roiling cesspool of leftist lunacy that works feverishly to mint new socialists/communists/whatever every day right under our noses…”
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Less than 2 percent of Harvard faculty are conservative, survey finds.
If journalists keep referring to Biden's cognition failures as "gaffes" they are deceiving the public. His brain is deteriorating and it's obvious to anyone paying attention. Not surprising for a 77-year-old man, and not a comfortable subject. But it's the truth: stop obfuscating
— Michael Tracey (@mtracey) March 4, 2020
I agree with this. Biden is not looking super good. He seems to have deteriorated in just the last few months.
Steve Mateucci:
“…The Democratic Party has sunk lower than it has ever descended in its long history. That’s a high bar to climb over, too. This party has pushed some of the worst ideas and most destructive policies ever seen, including its defense of slavery and the Confederacy during the Civil War; the creation of the KKK to harass and kill former slaves; the enactment of an intricate web of laws throughout the South to prevent former slaves and their descendants from exercising their full rights as citizens; calling in armed soldiers to prevent black kids from attending state college; using “progressive” policies to destroy great cities across the country (Baltimore, Detroit, Chicago, and San Francisco among them); passing off a serial sexual predator as a champion defender of women; attempting to destroy the U.S. healthcare industry while lying through their teeth about it; nominating Hillary Clinton as its candidate for President; using the power of the federal government to spy on the rival party’s presidential candidate; and Chuck Schumer…”
Seems like a no-brainer, but today words no longer have meaning. Judges, if for no other reason, is why I will vote for Trump. There are plenty of other reasons.
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“…Look how much politics they want to play. The dirty little secret. We have the coronavirus. We need to fund this. You know what Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker, did? She withheld the bill last week. You know why? So the DCCC could run ads against seven Republicans.”
“They actually took the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, spent money, went into these seven Republican seats to campaign against them about the coronavirus when she’s the Speaker of the House. Instead of putting America first, she put her politics first and kept the bill from coming to the floor…”
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Dr. Anthony Fauci credits @realDonaldTrump for his bold decision to restrict travel
"I think [it] saved us a really lot of hurt." pic.twitter.com/VKcBWygMap
— Liz Harrington (@realLizUSA) March 3, 2020
JORDAIN CARNEY:
“…Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said on Tuesday that he has started closed-door interviews as part of his deep dive into the surveillance courts and the FBI’s Russia probe.
Graham confirmed to reporters that he has started the depositions, then escaped into a Senate elevator.
Graham is using his gavel to probe the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) surveillance warrants involving Trump campaign associate Carter Page and the FBI’s handling of the investigation into Russia’s election meddling and the Trump campaign.
He’s requested testimony from more than 20 current Justice Department and FBI officials.
He also wants to call former officials including former FBI Director James Comey, former Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates before his committee.
The deep dive comes amid growing concerns about the potential for abuse of the FISC after Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz found 17 “significant inaccuracies and omissions” in the Page warrant application…”
RALEIGH, N.C. — A man who gave a fiery speech for gun rights two years ago in Greensboro won the Republican primary in North Carolina’s lieutenant governor’s race Tuesday night.
Mark Robinson, who was seeking his first elected office, topped eight other candidates, likely winning the primary without a runoff and shocking pundits. He spent less than other candidates – one a state senator who put half a million dollars into his own campaign – and he didn’t have the statewide platform or political experience of others.
“We’re not pretentious. I’m not spreading a political message. I’m spreading a message of strong conservatism.”
Robinson believes there is a false narrative being spread by the media about racism in the Republican Party — “We’ve allowed other people to dictate the narrative and tell the story. I’ve not seen any racism in the Republican Party the whole time I’ve been in it.”
San Francisco’s no arrest policy.
This is Speaker Nancy Pelosi's district.
Total anarchy! pic.twitter.com/FfeQHQqWkd
— ACT For America (@ACTforAmerica) March 4, 2020
https://twitter.com/seanmdav/status/1235223926151802880
Biden: 'I Am The Only Candidate Who Can Beat Ronald Reagan' https://t.co/TvslcTB37F
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) March 3, 2020
Ignorant Boomer Shares CNN Article Thinking It’s Real https://t.co/gbB6TDoNeN
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) March 4, 2020
Stephen Kruiser:
“…The litany of excuses for Warren’s failure will be tedious, of course. We will be lectured for weeks, if not months, that America still isn’t ready for a woman president, blah, blah, blah. Warren is so prone to lying that she may even come up with a few that Hillary Clinton never thought of.
I will be very glad, however, that I soon won’t have to listen to Warren’s psychotic tales of a dark America that doesn’t exist.
I like it here…”
Hat tip to Glenn Reynolds
