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1. 13 days ago on Steve Kelley

   You have no evidence because it has been debunked repeatedly. Insults are not evidence. Boring!

2. 13 days ago on Michael Ramirez

   President Biden has just spent five days literally travelling around the world, representing the U.S.A. at several meetings of world leaders. Most people half his age would have trouble with all of the jet lag, stressful meetings, and press conferences.

3. 13 days ago on ViewsBusiness

   Was that during the question/answer period? President Biden was interrupted while trying to answer questions more than once during that Q/A session, so it is easy to get a sound bite that doesn’t fully give his answer. A lot of people only look for “gotcha” quotes to support their preconceived notions about him, but if one watches the whole speech and question/answer session, a more complete picture is shown.

   I’m not saying that President Biden doesn’t say things that the White House staff wish he wouldn’t, but if he would be allowed to complete his thought, his intent is clearer.

4. 15 days ago on Dana Summers

   Did anyone on here actually listen to his speech in Alaska. I did. President Biden had just spent the last five days literally travelling around the world, representing the U.S.A. at several meetings of world leaders. He stopped at Alaska to commemorate 9/11 and he gave a beautiful speech.

   He may have misspoken about the date that he was at “ground zero” (September 20, 2001) but did anyone bother to find out where he actually was on September 12, 2001?

   According to Politifact, on Sept. 12, 2001, Senator Joseph Biden who was then the U.S. Senator from Delaware — was one of many senators who made remarks about the attacks from the Senate chamber in Washington, D.C. (The World Trade Center in New York, NY was not the only target of the terrorists. The Pentagon was also attacked, and if not for the passengers of flight 93, who thwarted the attack on the U.S. Capitol, it would have been another “ground zero”.)

   President Biden said, “I join you on this solemn day to renew our sacred vow: Never forget. Never forget. We never forget. Each of us, each of those precious lives stolen too soon when evil attacked.”

   If people would stop trying to look for “gotcha” moments and listen to the message that President Bident was trying to convey, they would be better off.

5. 15 days ago on Gary Varvel

   I’m sorry to hear that. My condolences.

6. 15 days ago on Gary Varvel

   Typical… Only insults, no intelligent discussion.

7. 16 days ago on Clay Jones

   It is possible to have two things be true at the same time. A horrible terrorist plot was enacted on September 11, 2001, and the U.S. government made some poor decisions when reacting to the events that occurred.

   That is why who we vote into office is so important.

8. 16 days ago on Michael Ramirez

   The polls are just a snapshot in time.

   A close look at the chart shows that all of the named candidates are going down in the polls, but there is a rise in the polls for an unnamed “Other GOP” candidate. Some people may think that “Other GOP” candidate will be able to save the “Republican” party from its disastrous death spiral.

   Unfortunately for them, the “Republican” party is being led by people who are showing corruption, exhibiting cruelty and criminal behavior, shamelessly trying to “cheat” the rules, and acting violently against anyone who they decide is their enemy. This pattern of behavior repulses the majority of U.S. citizens.

   Anyone with sense and decency has left the “Republican” party because they don’t want to be associated with its worst actors, so it is unlikely that a “savior” is coming to rescue the “Republican” party.

9. 20 days ago on Nick Anderson

   When we see representation for a certain party showing corruption, exhibiting cruelty and criminal behavior, shamelessly trying to “cheat” the rules, and acting violently against citizens, a pattern of behavior emerges that makes it much easier to paint all “Republicans” with a broad brushstroke.

   As I said before, anyone with sense and decency, has left the “Republican” party because they don’t want to be associated with its worst actors.

10. 20 days ago on Chip Bok

    I thought that impeachable offenses had to be committed – period.