Tidewater News and Opinion Forum
A place for civil discussion of the events of the day for Tidewater residents without the limitations imposed by media forums.
But only if you kiss his backside and NEVER NEVER Criticize.
The pettiness is ridiculous. Between his garbage directed at governors, calling reporters LEGITIMATE questions “nasty” and then NOT inviting ALL of Congress’s leaders to the bill signing (which the Democrats did most of the negotiations with HIS administration), he just can’t help himself.
And people wonder why so many don’t trust him.
A couple of GOP House members tell Trump to back off when one of their own is “in the crosshairs” of a Trump tweet storm, but said nothing when trump called for liberal SCOTUS members to recuse themselves from any case involving Trump? SMH!
Trump and Kerry agreeing on something? Say it ain’t so, Don.
I have met some folks from Massachusetts, and a lot of them take pride in the tag Masshole!
Not many folks were happy with Massie’s tactics. Another taste of bipartisanship in Congress. If they aren’t careful, it could become a habit.
https://www.vox.com/2020/3/26/21195308/republicans-coronavirus-anti-abortion-trans
We’ve seen the many complaints about the House bill that Pelosi was going to tee up if the Senate didn’t pass their version of relief.
Republicans and some of their “anti-” folks are passing laws across the country while the distraction of the pandemic is grabbing (rightly so) the majority of our attention. Priorities, people.
If you can’t get to it due to paywall restrictions, I apologize. For those who can, just a little distraction from the daily pounding we are doing to each other. (Intended)
And if you are offended by the article, I apologize for that as well. Just looking for something to lighten the day’s events.
https://thehill.com/latino/489643-doj-charges-venezuelas-maduro-with-drug-trafficking
Not that this is a bad thing, but one has to wonder if this is a similar precursor to 1989. “He [Barr] compared Maduro’s indictment to the 1988 indictment of former Panamanian strongman Manuel Noriega, which eventually led to the 1989 U.S. invasion of that country.”
Just thought I’d change the subject away from the Coronavirus issue for a minute.
This is the first time I have ever seen Carter’s “malaise speech” described as anything but political suicide.
But as pointed out by the opinion writer, 41 years later, some of the words have renewed meaning. And should give us ALL a little pause.
