(1) I've written before about the competing narratives vying for support among those who say they support President Trump.
I've always considered the "Q" thing to be unmitigated nonsense, and I certainly still do.
But I wholeheartedly support Sessions, Rosenstein & Wray.
I've always considered the "Q" thing to be unmitigated nonsense, and I certainly still do.
But I wholeheartedly support Sessions, Rosenstein & Wray.
(2) My position is to support Trump's appointees unless and until they are clearly imminently on the way out, as happened with Tom Price, Rex Tillerson, David Shulkin, Scott Pruitt and others.
I've arrived at this position on my own, through extensive reading & thinking.
I've arrived at this position on my own, through extensive reading & thinking.
(3) I am no sycophant. I even speak up when I disagree with Trump (it's always on relatively minor issues and not even all of them put together would stop me voting for him & his endorsees if I had a vote in the US). There is no alternative to the Trumplican GOP. Communism kills.
(4) If you're curious, some of the things I disagree on are:
>The WH Comms team should be smaller & certain people gone
>Respect the sub judice rule esp during trials eg Manafort
>Fight opiods but make life easier for genuine patients in medical need.
So, not central issues.
>The WH Comms team should be smaller & certain people gone
>Respect the sub judice rule esp during trials eg Manafort
>Fight opiods but make life easier for genuine patients in medical need.
So, not central issues.
(5) I applaud those who speak up against the Q nonsense. Kudos to Scott Adams, Kurt Schlichter, Jack Posobiec, John Cardillo & Adam Gingrich for this.
They are not the only group doing it. I've long aligned myself with another group that's been doing it from the outset.
They are not the only group doing it. I've long aligned myself with another group that's been doing it from the outset.
(6) Swatting away Q-tips with ever-increasing sardonic finesse has been a great hobby, but the fun has kinda been taken out of it now. I will need to find a new group to toy with until that too, goes mainstream. Sad.
(7) It's a weird situation but I'm OK with it, to have different groups on the right, and groups on the left, opposing Q-tips for different reasons. Ironic.
I still disagree with people who say I shouldn't trust Rosenstein, and that's fine with me.
I still disagree with people who say I shouldn't trust Rosenstein, and that's fine with me.
(8) What good does it do to call for the removal of Rosenstein at this point?
The case for doing that would need to outweigh the effects of him being removed.
I don't believe Mueller has evidence of crime during the campaign. His work can't lead anywhere.
The case for doing that would need to outweigh the effects of him being removed.
I don't believe Mueller has evidence of crime during the campaign. His work can't lead anywhere.
(9) Brennan & co have been getting increasingly hysterical of late. This doesn't worry me, it reassures me.
Sessions & Rosenstein have been appearing more relaxed of late. Wray's appearance never seems to change from a slightly annoyed indifference. Their words support this.
Sessions & Rosenstein have been appearing more relaxed of late. Wray's appearance never seems to change from a slightly annoyed indifference. Their words support this.
