It might not be an outright renege on them in its strictest sense, that would be too blatant.

Have to keep in mind what we have here is a tip-toer who had to be cajoled into a forced agreement that he would follow through on his promises.

He'll coyly go through the motions of putting together some investigating committees to ostensibly be following through on his "promises" that he was forced to make.

But how intensive will they be.

Who will be subpoenaed.

How strong will they really go after Hunter and the "big fella."

The transfiguring of the Justice Department into an enforcing arm of the DNC.

Will they go as far back as the Mueller investigation.

How strenuous will they go after decisions made by this Junta regarding the southern invasion of the border; what went on with Fauci and Corona; the withdrawal from Afghanistan which left all that matériel there to be used by the Taliban now.

We still haven't had any meaningful, incisive investigations into Steele and his dossier and what was the biggest threat to the survival of this Republic ever; at least until the 2020 and 2022 elections.

By any chance will those subpoenaed include Hillary, Comey, Strozk, L. Page, Wray, members of that hallowed court FISA, certain collaborators at Perkins-Coie, and Simpson of FusionGPS.

Those who are forced to appear before the goldbricks, will we be entertained with tepid questioning of them in the style of Lindsey Graham.

Sort of like, "We know you really didn't mean to do that, but if you knew then what you know now, would you have..."

Or with all he's promised, he may eventually wind up having to exercise the convenient excuse, "well we promised more than what resources allowed us to deliver on."

There are so many ways available to malinger expediently, conveniently to avoid responsibility.

After all, we've been watching just that for over 8 years now.

Is something going to change miraculously this time around?

This post was edited on 1/7/23 at 9:38 am