#cal thomas

Fifth Place: Joe Manchin

Once again, Senator Manchin is threatened to leave the Democratic Party and become an independent. Of course, Manchin has been talking about doing exactly this for months--even throwing around the idea of a possible Presidential run at several points--and one simply has to wonder: Why doesn't he just do it? Nobody in the Democratic Party thinks particularly highly of the man who spent two years trying to stop President Biden's agenda with the same adamancy of the average Republican, and his only actual friends seem to be a handful of moderate Republicans to whom the only concern is stopping Biden. Manchin hasn't even managed to keep the people of his state happy with his moderation, hence why he has kept doing worse each election, which is especially striking given Manchin replaced Robert Byrd, the longest serving Senator in US history and somebody way to the left of Manchin.

Fourth Place: Cal Thomas

Two years after the fact, Thomas has not forgiven Biden for withdrawing American troops from the disastrous war in Afghanistan, easily the bravest move of his Administration. Of course, although the stories of the death of soldiers from the  Kabul Airport bombing are tragic, it is important to remember that it was Biden who put a stop to them through getting the troops out of Afghanistan! Had Biden not withdrawn from the nation, thousands of military men would still be in harms way.

Third Place: Jake Tapper

Sometimes, I see a question so moronic in a political interview I just have to stop and think "Wow, did Jake Tapper ask it?" Hence his recent one on one with Senator Elizabeth Warren, where he says regarding the Hunter Biden controversy "That can’t be something that you’re comfortable with as a phenomenon." Mind you, exactly what bearing the comfortability of Elizabeth Warren has on the story is not explained, nor did Tapper bother to give a reason as to why he's asking a sitting Senator about a serious political scandal questions that sound more like he's trying to sell her a pillow.

Or did I forget the Constitution says a President can be impeached "on high crimes and misdemeanors or if they personally make Elizabeth Warren uncomfortable"?

Second Place: Asa Hutchinson

While everybody is making fun of Donald Trump for possibly skipping the first Republican debate, Hutchinson defended Trump because "we want to talk about the issues." Said issues being--what exactly? Wokeness? Cancel culture? Transgender athletes? Asa, I hate to tell you this, but your party doesn't care about issues--it cares about cartoon boogeymen and Donald Trump, and that will be what these debates are about regardless of if Trump is on the debate stage or not.

Winner: Ron DeSantis

Do you know who's ahead of him in some polls now? Chris Christie! How does this man think he is going to be President?

Rich Lowry is a Trump butt licker

Michael Barone is a racist

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How would you destroy a country from within?” asks conservative columnist Cal Thomas in a recent transcript. His answer? “There are many ways, some of which I’ve written about, including massive national debt, uncontrolled immigration, and a loss of shared moral values.” “All three are tearing us apart,” Thomas adds, “especially the loss of shared moral values.” Continue reading Untitled