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It’s a competitive job market out there. So perhaps when Liz Cheney volunteers to be waterboarded, Gina Haspel should step up for the honor.

At this point, the GOP must be razed to the ground and salt strewn to ensure that there is no recrudescence. Four traitorous GOP senators–yup, Graham, Grassley, Cornyn, and North Carolina’s very own Thom Tillis, are asking for a second … Continue reading →

that Nancy Pelosi’s utility as lead House Democrat has come to an end. But for now, she is still representing the party, and Democrats have got to defend her against the GOP’s cartoonish–but effective if left unchallenged–stigmatization.

Trump hopes to have launched an attack against Iran in time for the midterms.

Then we’d really know if she still thinks it’s not torture, but just another vanilla Enhanced Interrogation Technique! Liz is another psychologically obsessed GOP, trying desperately to rehabilitate her father’s shameful legacy. At any expense to our country or our … Continue reading →

that it’s Rand Paul unequivocally opposing Pompeo and Haskel, and not Chuck Schumer.

Richard Silverstein at Middle East Eye warns us that: “With the accession of figures like Pompeo and Bolton to positions of power in the Trump administration, we face a nightmarish Dr Strangelove scenario. As you may recall, that film ends with … Continue reading →

Can you believe, well, yes, you can, this unconscionable woman says that a vote against torture doyenne Gina Haspel is a vote for terrorists! It might as well be 2002 again. And until the Democrats begin to grow a spine … Continue reading →

And Sen. Schumer is OK with that. Unbelievably, even Rex Tillerson seems to have a greater grasp of geopolitical reality than Mike Pompeo. Trump wants Pompeo in as head of State so that he breach the nuclear agreement with Iran … Continue reading →

Mike Pompeo, Trump’s new State Department plant in his perpetual game of musical secretaryships, is another bought-and-paid-for Koch junkie–and that has terrible implications for our foreign policy.