[Saint Athanasius]

A little late - but worth the read in my humble opinion. By the way, Conrad Black, Victor Davis Hanson, and Bill Bennett are doing a podcast together -check it out.

https://scholarsandsense.buzzsprout.com/

[Saint Athanasius]

I haven’t listen to Peggy Noonan since she went all crazy when McCain picked Sarah Palin as his running mate.

[bitt]

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[srmanuel]

I was listening to a podcast recent hosted by Patrick Bet David of Valutainment, Bernie Kerik was a guest, Kerik said he was intimately involved in the gathering information for the Trump Campaign that involved voting fraud....

He has nothing nice to say about Liz Cheney, according to Kerik, Liz Cheney never called about the information that was collected and called her the big lie because she knows absolutely nothing about the evidence that was gathered.

[SERKIT]

Let Lizard Cheney keep harping on Rule of Law and the Constitution. She is playing with fire. At least 6 states did not follow either concept.

Let Lizard Cheney keep harping on a blue ribbon panel to investigate January 6. Will she back a similar panel to investigate the 6 states that acted outside the rule of law, Constitution foreign interference, and voting machines? Nope!

[bigbob]

The fact that Cheney chose to die on this hill rather than concede even an inch to Trump tell you how terrified and desperate they are to fight him and what he stands for.

[Fungi]

Liz Cheney is nothing but an opportunist, a political creature living off her father’s name. Get rid of this repugnant relic Wyoming.

[lodi90]

their differences are not primarily over public policy.

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Simply not true. Lizard says she regrets her vote for Trump. That defacto means she supports Biden’s border policy because Trump and Biden were the two choices on the ballot.

[Paladin2]

"She voted with the former president on most occasions; their differences are not primarily over public policy. For her own reasons, she has not only come out of the Trump-hate closet, but declined even to bother testing the air as Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and some others did, by squealing with joy that Trump was gone and then noting that perhaps he had not gone and abruptly returning to the closet of ambiguity."

Well, THAT was a fun [and likely continuing] ride with Ditch at The Wheel.

{And a heck of a long sentence]

[tennmountainman]

Yeah. Written before Cheney got canned. But still a great read.

[irishjuggler]

Thanks for the heads up! That’s an interesting trio.

[odawg]

I have always been assured by people who were supposed to know that Conrad Black was an intelligent observer.

Straight off, he said that Trump lost the election, pure and simple and Trump was being ridiculous to believe otherwise. Would not hear of election theft, Trump lost the popular vote legitimately and he would not hear of anything else.

Now he seems to be allowing room in his mind for a possibility the election was, he just now says “tampered” with.

Most of us here knew that from the first hours. Why did it take him so long to catch on if he is such an intelligent observer? Or maybe it has something to do with jumping in front of what is being uncovered and trying to say he was there all along.

[Robert DeLong]

Conrad, as usual, nails it again.

[Pearfect]

The election was riddled with fraud.

FRAUD !!!

[dalight]

I don’t see why the Republican caucus doesn’t seek ethics charges against her.. Her machinations against Trump crossed the line several times. She is a distraction and needs be ignored otherwise.

[NetAddicted]

PERUSE LATER