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What are they supposed to do when their audience demands to be lied to? Viewers will just leave in favor of outlets that do tell the required lies.

Senate R's will have a high tolerance for corruption in one of their own on the court. Esp during a D administration.

How about a neat animal instead?

Have they not paid?

Yeah its corpse paint vs orange man. Thats where we're at, people.

I can see youre all hot for this. But I'd like to be the voice of caution and say how about we hold off for just bit until we see the verdict of history. He might turn out not to be considered as great as all that.

OK. so the panels are never re-sorted. Still, for the initial assignment to panels, we can imagine the game playing as its determined where the "liberal" or "conservative" justices will end up. And then, lets say we have a conservative majority panel and a liberal one. What sort of catfight...

As with most things, of course its possible that, overall, Im wrong. But I doubt it. Keep in mind Im not a fan. Joe is just.... ok.

How does a person not consider that this sort of misrepresentation will catch up with you? Folks seem quite sensitive to instances of stolen valor.

Im concerned about what kind of chaos would result from deciding: 1. How the ideological makeup of each panel would be sorted from the 14 total justices. 2. how and which cases are distributed among the 2 panels considering the inevitable different ideological disposition of the 2 different...

Your take on Biden comports with my take on your media habits. I do admit he has way more cringe moments than I'd like. But Ive also heard plenty of perfectly acceptable speaking moments, both scripted and unscripted. Somehow you missed those, so when one sneaks though your filter..... youre...

I'm thinking that back home you are only exposed to media that filters out most of the good or even average Biden moments.

It makes more sense in light of what a Christian here explained to me: that Trump is "a messiah", anointed by God. I get it that some people are disinclined to respect the law if it seems to be set against the will of God.

I gather that reading Epoch Times gets one in a conspiratorial mindset.

Joe has done an OK job, muddling through. Perhaps he's too careful sometimes not to stray too far off center. His age is showing sometimes. But also we've seen him handle some unscripted events pretty well. No important difference from his competition there. But how we got to just these...

Criminals, smart ones, often take measures to conceal their crimes. And its not like we're funding law enforcement nearly enough to catch everything.

The question assumes that people do, or should, come to political questions from the point of view of their religious commitments. To me its seems like Americans are doing the opposite: putting politics first and adjusting faith as needed to serve politics.

People really should see some prison for this despicable and treasonous scheme.

Could earn you a warning here.

Sometimes I think people resent their overachieving culture.