From Althouse, "Biden, 83, was accompanied by former first lady Jill Biden to a ceremony where their son, Hunter Biden, accepted the Gold Medal for Outstanding Contribution for Public Discourse." ""Demonstrators and spectators gathered outside the venue during the event hosted by the College Historical Society (HIST). As Biden departed, some people stepped forward and threw objects." From "Joe Biden swarmed by protesters during surprise Dublin visit to support Hunter/Chaos broke out near the event attended by Biden and his family" (Independent). Sunny @sunnyright, "I don’t like Biden but my default policy response here is we start airstrikes immediately on the attackers." Quote Breaking911 @Breaking911, "Joe Biden was pelted with milk cartons in Dublin, Ireland, as he took cover behind an umbrella. Police wrestled with protesters while he was rushed into his SUV." Nick Arama at RedState finds Biden Revisits Infamous Debate With Delusional New Take – But Then Came a Surprising Admission. Clash Report @clashreport, "Joe Biden: If I had known that I was feeling lousy because I had cancer, I would have resigned. I would not have gone forward because I don't think an 80-year-old man with cancer should be running. But that wasn't the case. It was a circumstance where I thought that I had the capacity, I think I did, to bring a wider array of support for the United States and our positions from around the world. I had very good relationships with all the major leaders in the world. And so I believe that, on an objective basis, I was the best-equipped person to do the job." Steve Cortes @SteveCortes, "Joe Biden now claims his 2024 presidential debate against President Trump, which forced him to drop out of the race, was not very consequential: “To me it was not very consequential. First of all I thought there would be another debate, which there wasn’t. Notwithstanding the fact that there wasn’t another debate, it didn’t disturb me because it wasn’t consequential.” Just 24 days after the “not very consequential” presidential debate, Joe Biden ended his campaign for President." Whatever lets you sleep through the night, Joe.
Also at Althouse "Asked whether pursuing the failed impeachment effort had been worth it, Mr. Massie said it 'absolutely' had been, because it provided proof that his party was still in thrall to Mr. Trump." "I'm reading "Republicans Turn Back Effort to Impeach Hegseth/The G.O.P. banded together to shelve impeachment articles against the defense secretary, sparing him from a damaging rebuke and potential ouster"." Ace adds Arkansas "Republican" Says He Might Vote to Impeach Pete Hegseth, "He talks like a tough guy -- he's trying to make his vote with the left sound #Based -- but he's a spoo-splattered cum chasm.*" A Larry vid at Hat Hair sees Progressives Turn on Jeffries After Absent Democrats Let Hegseth Impeachment Stall.
At Am Mind, Jeff Anderson tries to explain What Happened in the Midterms. PJM's Scott Pinsker claims a World Exclusive: A New Political Theory Explains the GOP’s Defeat — and How We Win Again in 2028. Sundance at CTH has a REMINDER: 14 Specific Outcomes to Anticipate, "So far, #1, #2, #3, #6, #8, #13 and #14 have been highlighted by media, and those events are currently unfolding." At Da Signal Deroy Murdock calls it A Time for Ruthlessness: Lame-Duck Session Should Finish Work of Lazy-Duck Senate. I'm not holding my breath.
Katherine Doyle @katiadoyl, "NEW: Washington gears up for a new era of congressional investigations with the White House adding 15 staff to its counsel’s office as Democrats prepare to take control of Congress." Sundance at CTH has White House Pushes Back Hard Against Threats from Incoming House Oversight Chairman Garcia. "‘The Supreme Court has held that “fiJnvestigations conducted solely for the personal aggrandizement of the investigators or to ‘punish’ those investigated are indefensible.” Watkins United States, 354 U.S. 178, 187 (1957)." Matt Vespa at TownHall says Markwayne Mullin's Interview on Fox News Did Not Go Well. Here's Why. Nick Sortor @nicksortor, "JUST IN: DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin is open to PERMANENT LEGAL STATUS for DACA illegals, per politico NO. That’s AMNESTY. NOT what we voted for. We cannot give an INCH on this issue. “If we want to have an immigration reform where we can look at DACA and figure out a way that these individuals can become maybe legal permanent citizens or something like this, that’ll be up to Congress to do that. I’ll be open to talk to anything,” Mullin says." DACA is the tough case in illegal immigration. At Althouse, Trump calls in to CSPAN. Rusty Weiss at RedState, The Left's Big Veterans Day Smear of Trump Just Collapsed, and the Proof Was Right There on Screen. Hat Hair's John Sexton observes Trump Really Called This One. "On April 23 of this year, the FDA approved a new treatment which has the ability to restore hearing to a small number of children born with a genetic condition that leaves them deaf." Deaf activists protested. From Althouse, "The judiciary should not be abused to politicize a structure designed to unite our nation.... We will continue making the case for this beautiful and fitting monument...." "Said a White House spokesman, quoted in "Kennedys sue to block Trump's arch, arguing it would cast shadow on JFK's grave" (BBC). I don't know about the legal arguments but: 1. The monument is already political, and its hard to see how it can ever rise above its political origin. 2. Even if it is "designed to unite our nation," which I doubt, it's obviously not uniting us, and it's hard to see how it ever could. 3. It's not "beautiful and fitting" to me and to a lot of us Americans, and it shouldn't be built until there is far more consensus and desire for this immense thing in such a conspicuous and hallowed place." I don't care about the arch, but I do care about judges assuming too much power.
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