I thoroughly enjoyed your 'analysis' of the present and past look at the relationships between these folks! You reminded me about how Hillary Clinton was the 2008 Democratic frontrunner and, then, Barack Obama came out of nowhere to outduel her for the Democratic presidential nod. That had to hurt...and she was probably still internally reeling from losing to Donald Trump in the prior election!
Thanks. Yep. Clinton was destined to be our first woman president (the public was very much ready for a change in 2008), but a junior senator who had done next to nothing in his very short political career hit all the right notes.
Sometimes it's OK to laugh at a commentary, such as this, except for the fact that the dimmest among us have been elected to positions of leadership, except of course, in Donald J Trump's case.
He tried to overturn U.S. democracy, and caused an insurrection at the Capitol... after adding nearly $8 trillion to the national debt in just four years, starting a self-defeating trade war, and botching a global pandemic which lost him the election.
Hey, but at least he was smart enough to defer to Paul Ryan on taxes, and the Federalist Society on Supreme Court nominees. I'll give him that.
I thoroughly enjoyed your 'analysis' of the present and past look at the relationships between these folks! You reminded me about how Hillary Clinton was the 2008 Democratic frontrunner and, then, Barack Obama came out of nowhere to outduel her for the Democratic presidential nod. That had to hurt...and she was probably still internally reeling from losing to Donald Trump in the prior election!
Thanks. Yep. Clinton was destined to be our first woman president (the public was very much ready for a change in 2008), but a junior senator who had done next to nothing in his very short political career hit all the right notes.
The selection of Lennox’s “Imagine” was a little strange for a Christian service.
For sure.
This is great! 😂
Lol. Thanks.
Sometimes it's OK to laugh at a commentary, such as this, except for the fact that the dimmest among us have been elected to positions of leadership, except of course, in Donald J Trump's case.
Trump's not dim?
Correct. Not dim. He did a great job running the country in my humble opinion.
He tried to overturn U.S. democracy, and caused an insurrection at the Capitol... after adding nearly $8 trillion to the national debt in just four years, starting a self-defeating trade war, and botching a global pandemic which lost him the election.
Hey, but at least he was smart enough to defer to Paul Ryan on taxes, and the Federalist Society on Supreme Court nominees. I'll give him that.