I’d nominate this for best of the day. But then it IS Kurt Schlichter.
Conservatives Love McSally’s Brutal Media Diss
Kurt Schlichter
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Ugh. Never go full Romney.
McSally is a literal hero, in military terms – an example to be emulated. But as a Republican senator, she just wasn’t getting it done. And she needed to hear that. She needed to unleash the Thunderbolt II pilot that was in there somewhere, buried under layers of consultant goo, just waiting for a chance to send a volley of figurative depleted uranium rounds at some Democrat lackey with a mic and a ‘tude.
Target acquired; target destroyed.
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McSally was on her way to losing again, but she has now demonstrated the requisite wokeness to take the attack to the enemy. She saw she drew blood and moved in for the kill, grabbing up the domain name liberalhack.com and using it to sell t-shirts.
Darn it! Now I’m torn on Best Article of the Day.
https://spectator.us/davos-trump-advice-crybabies-home/
Donald at Davos: Trump teaches a lesson to the crybabies back home
Cheerfulness is better than pouting
Roger Kimball
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Meanwhile, the president of the United States gave a talk at the World Economic Forum in Davos this morning. The Democrats are running around like banshees in the Senate and have plastered the neighborhood with their make-believe ‘wanted’ posters making fun of the man who has been changing the rules of their game. But Donald Trump, leaving the children to play their games, had two important announcements, one of which should (but probably will not) please the overexcited children at home.
The good news for them, if they have ears to hear, is that their sandbox, in fact, their entire neighborhood, is getting a big makeover. There are already more toys and new playground equipment, and there is a lot more to come. As the president noted, ‘America achieved this stunning turnaround not by making minor changes to a handful of policies — but by adopting a whole new approach centered entirely on the wellbeing of the American worker. Every decision we make — on taxes, trade, regulation, energy, immigration, education and more — is focused on improving the lives of everyday Americans.’
HE makes a good point that even the most bad arsed combat jock in the military still has the tendency to be polite and professional and support the chain of command, and that doesn’t always translate well into politics.