[conservative98]

David M. Perry, Sorry, but this is BS.

[alstewartfan]

John is a vicious, racist Communist, who can no longer express his love for Stalin. Extremely sad case.

[kiryandil]

Power, By Any Means Necessary

The motto of the Democrat Party.

[max americana]

before the stroke, he spoke like a neanderthal. With captioning, he still talks like a neanderthal. So NYT stooge is right. Plus there is a dress code in the chamber.

meaning no hoodie! Wear your lump in a suit and tie IF Lump Head wins..

[gibsonguy]

What do you want to bet Perry called for Trump’s removal using the 25th amendment

[gibsonguy]

What do you want to bet Perry called for Trump’s removal using the 25th amendment

[Bookshelf]

From David M. Perry: “What is the role of the scholar and the expert? Temperatures are rising along with the sea levels. Scientists are discovering the keys to reshaping human DNA. The rallying cry of 1930s American Nazis, “America first,” has been resurrected by the commander-in-chief of the most powerful military the world has ever known. The tweet, the video clip, and the lie can spread from our phones, unfiltered and unchecked, to become a global phenomenon within moments of creation. These stories, and these new and emerging means of communication, reflect the need for academic institutions to orient themselves, at least in part, around expanding access to expertise to the largest audience possible.” Pacific Standard, 3/13/19

[glennaro]

This commentary, published in the New York Times of all of places, in attempted promotion of a mentally crippled man to an elected high office that requires an exceptional level of thoughtful reasoning and of wisdom is so poorly constructed, so pathetically reasoned as to render it unworthy not just of serious consideration, but unworthy of any consideration at all.

It is the work of a man who overestimates his ability to offer a perspective, then present a cogent argument to support his contention to persuade, or at the very least to give pause to to a reader who holds a contrary opinion.

David M. Perry fails to do either; he fails miserably in his trite defense of an outspoken enemy of our Republic and of our Constitution as he attempts to dismiss the very real danger of electing a man of such flawed character and of such serious handicap as is John Fetterman to the United States Senate, with the breathtakingly naive and intellectually shallow rationale that the application of modern technology effectively and completely dismisses any and all concerns of those who are opposed to Fetterman’s ordination as irrelevant.

Fetterman’s election to the U.S. Senate will contribute significantly to the destruction of whatever shred of honor and respect this august body still retains; and it is clear that David M. Perry could not care less about this sad reality.