Good Morning.

Ah, war! These United States live for war. Presidents, Senators, and Representatives alike clamor for conflict. Time, treasure, lives...all squandered for what?

Heading to the Middle East, our presence there in many ways ensures the perpetual nature of war in the region. The biggest problem is that we never know who to fight, so it seems we're ready to fight everyone. Except of course, Israel.
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6 comments (Latest Comment: 10/15/2019 14:57:59 by Raine)

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11 comments (Latest Comment: 10/11/2019 19:03:18 by Scoopster)

There are a lot of possible analogies to describe tRump's legal situation. He could be described as a "wounded animal" lashing out, or a "cornered animal", threatened and ready to strike. I've probably used those myself. I think a potentially better analogy might be that he feels the walls closing in around him, as the people he can count on, the people he can use as shields, and his avenues of escape keep shrinking. His actions certainly reflect that.

The tRump tEam initially tried to dismiss the whistleblower complaint as "2nd hand information", despite the fact that it matches up exactly with the official transcript (and post-call actions) of tRump and his administration. Now that a 2nd "whistleblower" (witness?) with 1st-hand knowledge has come forward, the actions of the whistleblower seem even more justified:
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18 comments (Latest Comment: 10/09/2019 20:40:41 by Raine)

This is where the GOP is going with this mess. October 3rd, the occupant of the White House stood on the south lawn and pulled what is basically a redux of his 'Russia if you're listening...' garbage during his campaign before he took the title of President.
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16 comments (Latest Comment: 10/07/2019 20:01:10 by TriSec)

So what the heck would be in an Impeachment Cookie?

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9 comments (Latest Comment: 10/04/2019 19:17:05 by TriSec)