Bronco11

It's best to keep him out of sight and out of mind. Kash Patel told him to his face he was the most corrupt politician in DC, which he is.

I don't think he's done anything illegal, per se, unless they get him on the leaks from his staff.

He's going to be in the senate for a long, long time.

Funny, the only person I hate more than him, is John Brennan. Ha.

Did you make any eye contact with other attendees and secretly know exactly what they were thinking?

Imagine if people behind you, thought it was you!

Between 70% and 92% of Iranians oppose the ruling regime, according to extensive polling and leaked government documents.Key polling data reveals the following breakdown of public sentiment:

Overwhelming Dissatisfaction: Leaked internal polls conducted by the Iranian presidency and the Iranian Student Polling Agency (ISPA) revealed that public dissatisfaction with the country's leadership reached 92%.Rejection of the Islamic Republic: Comprehensive surveys by the Netherlands-based GAMAAN Institute show that approximately 70% to 80% of the literate adult population rejects the Islamic Republic.Support for Regime Change:

In GAMAAN’s polling, around 40% of respondents stated that regime change is a necessary precondition for meaningful progress, while 24% favored a structural transition away from the current political system.

Low Regime Support: Only about 11% to 20% of the population supports the Supreme Leader and the foundational principles of the 1979 Islamic Revolution.Opposition is most heavily concentrated among urban residents, the highly educated, and the younger generation. While there is widespread consensus on wanting the current regime gone, the population remains divided on the exact structure of the government they want to replace

Probably need to put the 48 hour rule on regular army vs IRGC conflicts.

Everyone knows the IRGC is the real power in the country, and I doubt the regular army is getting paid, and barely fed.

Maybe Mossad/CIA decided on who's going to open up the civil conflict.

I don't think there's a bigger name. It's the CIA director under Obama. So much for the brown suit talking points.

I'd bet an indictment before June, he'll, maybe this week because that video came straight from Trump's own social media account.

That doesn't get posted unless something is happening, real soon

Trump's people know what's occuring in Florida. No freaking way they post that video without some heads up.

Alaska will stay red
NC is a toss up
GA is a toss up
Collins can keep Maine but will be close with the loon

If the Muslim gets the dem bid I'm Michigan, that seat is going red with a decent Republican. Will be the first Republican senator from Michigan since 94.

Texas is easily Red
Ohio is easy red.
Iowa stats red

It'll be something like 52-55 seats for Republicans

Murkowski is not up in Alaska, it the other senator. They have to remove rank choice by ballot for Murkowski to eventually get replaced

North carolina has had massive influx of population which I'm guessing leans R. It's impossible to poll.

Georgia is a governor race so hopefully enough Republicans turn out and don't cross over to Ossoff

That's pretty much it.

Just going to point out that the host of that show, is married to one of the biggest Russia truthers in the country, a NYT Pulitzer winner for his Russia-Trump reporting.

What a world.

It pretty obvious that the Dems have peered into the future and don't like what they see regarding census numbers, not being geographically viable outside urban center, lack of a bench.

They will be desperate in 2028. After 2032, they are in a world of hurt.

Run another couple weeks of targeted bombing. Keep Hormuz out of Iranian control indefinitely. Arm the population and support them with air support and special forces on the ground

Finish it now. Can't let the IRGC get full control. If there is ever another dem president while the IRGC has power, they will certainly reach nuclear bomb level.

Dragging this out is not good for anyone. End them now, and rid the middle east of their psychosis.

I can tell you about Boise if that's a target since it's been mentioned.

It's at the very north of the great basin desert. Everything south, east, and west is dry sageland. If coming from humidity, you will get cracked skin/lips and possible nose bleeds until you get used to it. Particularly in the winter.

It's regularly over 100 degrees in the summer. Feels like an oven. The sun doesn't go down until 10pm in the summer.

Winters are very mild. No snow this year. Still winter, but easy to handle

Housing is ridiculous. Nearly everything is suburban housing on tract lots. Like soCal. Have to pay up for more land.

It's incredibly safe for a metro of 1 million. It's also a very high trust community.

Everything north is forest and the typical PNW feeling. Lots of outdoor activities. Traffic can suck.

If you ever visit, get a hotel in downtown Boise over a weekend. It's very lively and walkable. Suburbs are clean. Schools are good.