blatantly lie to the voter that Biden is capable of campaigning and lasting another four years. Having him step aside shows integrity. It’s admitting, “Yes, he and his team lied to us about his cognitive decline, but we recognize the problem and we are fixing it.” Anyway, that’s my two cents.

And to say, “Trump is weak and senile, let’s run a candidate who is MORE weak and senile!” is just terrible politics. It undermines confidence in party and just makes everyone incredibly cynical. Telling Biden to drop out is what someone with integrity does. One does not have integrity and

point to lead. Biden staying in the race is to treat the American voters like their idiots who can’t see what’s plainly before them. Saying that Biden is cognitively competent is to hold the voter in contempt. I know that Trump is going senile too. I think he is a very weak candidate.

“What happened at the debate” he said, “What hamrmm?” He could not even say, “What happened?” It was not a flub, it was not some gaff (I never held those against him). It was the ability to form complete sentences. It is SO visible to everyone that he is not in any state to campaign, or at this

Joe Biden, I regret to admit (since I was a stalwart defender of his up until the debate) is going senile. He simply cannot campaign. It’s to the point that he can no longer effectively read off a teleprompter—just look at his recent NAACP speech in Nevada. When replying to an interviewer about

recession. What Will gets wrong, is that while it is easy to convince people about abstract concepts (for most people “the economy” is just an abstraction, deep recessions/depressions or explosive growth notwithstanding), it is not easy to tell people to believe their lying eyes.

I see Will has been posting on this topic a lot and I quite disagree with him about Biden not needing to step aside. Will is absolutely correct that media narratives can shape perception, thus an objectively good economy is portrayed as terrible and 50+% of Americans believe that there is a

Is this three days’ worth? (The last time you posted an update.)

Is it standard for Russian hardware (i.e. individual parts) to be marked (hand-scribed at that) with the model (e.g. 3M22)? Seems kind of weird.

Has Ukraine reported shooting them down? Also, what’s is the estimated unit cost? I saw a range of “$5-$210 million”. Seems fairly imprecise.