scoobdog

It's not disputable that Hillary Clinton was not a particularly popular candidate. Sure there were plenty of people that voted for her and were excited about the prospect of a woman as President. Younger liberal votes were generally ambivalent toward her and she was fairly unpopular among independents. That is the central reason for her going down in defeat to Donald Trump.

Who said anything about a leaderboard?

He has some solid takes.

How surprisingly optimistic of you.

So, you’re saying Texas sucks?

They’re so transparent.

Republican Frogger does sound like fun, just not felonious fun.

Opposing views have to be logically supported if they’re to be taken seriously. No one disputes the need to be wary of the government’s intentions or the potential for abuse. You framing it as an imperialistic expansion just because we’re selling our old artillery to a nation that is fighting for its survival does not constitute a sound logical argument. Frankly, if this is the best you can do, you really should stop trying.

But the nonsense you post most definitely is.

Trump isn’t the first leak and he won’t be the last. Intelligence agencies plan for these situations.

Oh I agree, however it's also worth noting that a lot of those assets tend to muddy the waters. I'm in no way celebrating the loss of any asset regardless of its value, just pointing out that chances are pretty good that the most important assets were never exposed to Trump for the simple reason that the would likely have been wasted on his unorthodox decision making in the first place. It begs the question of who in fact was actually exposed by this leak.

No, losing individual assets is pretty important, even if they weren't promptly murdered by Russian Intelligence.

Dude, just get a better paying job.

Their home games must be a real blast,

Happy Birthday!

How the hell do you have a football team when most of your students are online?

That guy is so giddy at the prospect of Rittenhouse getting sued, he's making me giddy.

No doubt Russian Intelligence has that base covered, but if I also had to guess.... Russia's intelligence services all pretty much know what's up with this and are likely laying low for the time being.

This is going to be a tipping point in Russia. From here, we're either going to see a concerted buy-in from the general Russian public or we're going to see the gradual erosion of Putin's power over his government. Up to this point, he hasn't had to sell his own citizens on the imminent threat to Russia's own borders, and, regardless of the ill conception of the invasion, he's now had a few months of maneuvering to build a solid sales pitch.

That motherfucker plays dumb, but you know he's dangerous as fuck.

You're like the Tasmanian Devil of politics.

You know.... if someone didn't know who Sponges was, I bet they might actually have that ever-so-slight doubt about his politics.

It appears I was wrong. Zelensky did indeed declare martial law.

Harsh, man.

Also… There is no evidence Ukraine’s military or its government is preventing its citizens from evacuating.