I understand this rationalization, but after 2 cycles of running “moral, principled leadership” and institutional rule of law, it’s politically incoherent and hypocritical, two things dems can’t afford right now. This makes the case against Trump more difficult, to save his son. It’s bad leadership

I agree it’s a hit job. Doesn’t change the fact that pardoning him because it was “political” erodes trust even further in the justice system and affirms Trumps claims that it was weaponized against him. It’s also visibly inauthentic and elitist, part of why dems have lost working class voters.

Great insight- you changed my mind. Now I support “rules for thee, not for me” and the wrongful incarceration of thousands of minorities for the exact same crimes and behaviors his son has exhibited. Thank you for your input.

Such a glaring sign that their worldview is built through incentivisation and is directly contradictory to the way humans build relationships on a very base level

Well said. The ivory tower of the DC bubble is felt throughout their entire platform- from policy to messaging to the “holier than thou” outreach and manicured approach to social media. People want authentic leadership that will fix their problems, they don’t care about institutions or lesser evils.

Is this a joke? People are not to blame for her campaign failures. If she didn’t want a culture war, she should have offered meaningful change and wide reaching, popular policy. Instead, she ran on focus grouped half promises and kowtowed to the donor class. Terrible analysis.

I do love a man who can fill a conservative with birdshot 🫡

Dick Cheney is taking up all the tent space

I give it 6 months, both of them crave being the complete center of attention but Elon is now disposable and Trump has all the cards

Ones got a “block all dweebs” feature, the other ones got an “algorithmically boost all dweebs” feature

Probably got 4x after you subtract the bots on twitter