He must have gotten A LOT (sarcasm).

3/ differently than in a parliamentary system, where there’s a formal "opposition leader." /end

2/those in the House and Senate—who have the platform and authority to challenge the current administration? It’s likely that some are strategizing behind the scenes vs. making public statements too early, but ultimately, opposition in the U.S. functions

1/It’s understandable why that perception exists, but it’s looking at the situation through the wrong lens. Obama and Biden are former presidents, and while they can express opinions, they hold no official power. The real question should be: where are the congressional leaders—

It's often the smallest minds w/the biggest mouths. Please know that most US Americans (Canadians are North "Americans," too) are aware of this. The majority of us DID NOT vote for this. We do not want this. Our electoral system is antiquated and Russia has already implied they interefered again.

Idiocracy called it years ago.

She is a complete and utter embarrassment.

I live about an hour away in a small, rural town of 2000. Many friends were there. Arkansas used to be blue, and I believe this state is now purple at the very least. Gerrymandering and voter suppression would lead people to believe otherwise.

Don't forget Patrushev's declaration that Trump openly has obligations to those who put him in power. www.newsweek.com/vladimir-put...

I am not convinced of this. I am convinced, however, based on multiple interviews on the record, that election interference is still at play. The math isn't mathhing. And the smallest minds have the biggest mouths.

Perhaps in your world, the term "summer child" isn't a condescending, insulting term.

Excuse me?

As a Latina woman (daughter of immigrant) and a lifelong Independent I don't understand how this demographic ever liked him.

Flag needs to be upside down to signal the reality of distress.

Smart voters won't.

2/2 Executive Order 13526, clearly delineateswho may access such data — requiring both the appropriate security clearance and a "need to know." Non-government officials do not meet these criteria, particularly without oversight or appointment.

1/2 Here's the law: Privacy Act of 1974 (5 U.S.C. § 552a) restricts unauthorized access to personal records maintained by federal agencies.