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?? Don’t hyperventilate over a metaphor.

No one is suggesting Don JR should be offered up as a sacrificial lamb.

It really costs him nothing if he spends one more day talking to a friendly Senate committee about his innocence.

My guess is that he will do it with a smile. Another “please don’t throw me into that briar patch” moment.

Meanwhile, he gets some prime time in front of cameras to show off his charm and wit. All the Republicans will thank him one by one, flattering him, giving him numerous opportunities to outline his father’s accomplishments and pillory the Democrats and MSM as witch hunters. The Democrats, one by one, will again make fools of themselves on prime time cable.

It’s all good... and it gives the Republicans yet another chance to appear before the voters as the calm, reasonable, open-minded party - the grown ups in the room.

I think it’s great that the Mueller witch hunt is “over”. It was expensive and pointless. But let’s not forget that it was a toothless exercise from the beginning. President Trump was not only never in danger (he didn’t DO anything), but he actually worked it to his political advantage.

So much so, that I think he’s reluctant to let it drop. I think President Trump provokes them on a daily basis in the hopes that they will continue on their goose chase.

I look forward to seeing Don Jr testifying - he’ll do great - and if you see a twinkle in his eye, that will be because he’s there because he WANTED to be there.

“Please Br’er Fox! Whatever you do, DON’T throw me into that briar patch!”