To catch up to a few of our faithful readers:
Fitz: You’re lucky. We have to watch this stuff, you don’t. Someday, we should compare my Bayer/Tylenol budget to yours.
AndyDiP: The Dems aren’t lightweights. They just can’t stand the idea of wasting time that could be spent planning tax increases on trivialities such as the survival of our nation. To paraphrase Peggy Noonan, in 1994 the Dems lost the Congress. In 2000, they lost the Presidency. And then they lost their minds…
Debbie: I believe that the Iranians don’t yet have a deployable nuke for two reasons. First, none of my sources - whom I trust, based on their track records and my judgment of them personally - think so. Second, if they did have nuclear weapons, they’d be using them to proclaim their hegemony over the Middle East and to give cover for a huge multinational terrorist rampage. The only thing holding them back is the lack of these weapons.
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