It’s easy to like things that Jeff Flake said. The problem with Flake is that they never did anything or voted in a way that aligned with what they said.
Jeff Flake:
“Look, I just don’t know whether this man is lying about trying to rape a woman in highschool or not.” [Goes and votes to put that man on the supreme court]
Why didn’t you lead with that fact? That alone would preclude Trump from listening.
Right? The only time Trump has said he’s learned anything from women, it was the whole dishwasher nonsense. Y’know, in the kitchen, because reality has no obligation to “tone it down” when it comes to racism or misogyny.
The essence of the article should help remedy the nausea created by the photo.
Huh. I read somewhere else that he was planning to resign/retire before even publishing the first explosive piece.
I think they are not the same. Christianity Today vs Christian Post.
Nazworth’s tweet: Today, rather abruptly, I was forced to make the difficult choice to leave The Christian Post. They decided to publish an editorial that positions them on Team Trump. I can’t be an editor for a publication with that editorial voice.
I’m guessing two possibilities given the above:
I suppose there are other possibilities… but I’ve got to get back to Xmas! 
ps: Merry!
Evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr. slammed Galli as an elitist who would say Jesus was a “smelly Walmart shopper.”
Says the elitist pious fraud.
Falwell, jr was also overheard previously that he would “never be caught flying commercial” (vs private jet). Real man of the people, he is.
He just likes his planes and pool boys kept private.
I wonder if the Republicans have a Plan B?
Uh huh, sure. Trump uses this trick, too:
“Many people are saying…”
“People tell me all the time…”
“People have contacted me…”
Plan B: Against incontrovertible proof (i.e., can no longer “tweet” nor stand at a podium) that he his too incapacitated (mentally or physically) to hold office, have FOX News and similarly friendly outlets push editorials favorably comparing Trump to FDR and the latter’s ability to successfully fulfill his duties as POTUS in spite of poor health. Furthermore, said editorials must not overlook the strategic advantage of focusing on FDR’s four terms in office, as this could – assuming a second term – be useful in administration arguments for constitutional changes.
Hey while we’re doing FDR comparisons, I’d be perfectly okay with him dying while in office too (preferably not in his third term, though).
I’m all for Trump being out of politics altogether, but nothing less than he being seen struck by a meteorite while on national live tv would convince MAGAists that he wasn’t offed by the left… and even then…
