I wonder if Modi has started to wipe the egg off his face. Where was Tulsi Gabbard? We have real-time intelligence. She should’ve been able to tell Trump that it was a hoax.

Prediction - Stephen Miller will become the Paul Bremer of Venezuela.

Spoken as a true Texan

On February 14th the super-underdog Danish national ice hockey team will face off against the US in the Winter Olympics. So organize your watch parties now. Buy an ample supply of Danish and Greenland flags. plus lots of Carlsburg. "Gå Danmark gå!

More Trump nonsense. After 9/11 the U.S. invoked Article 5. NATO sent at least 1 AWACS plane, manned by an international crew. I guess Trump was preoccupied by watching the Arabs in Jersey City celebrating as the Twin Towers collapsed - even more Trump nonsense.

By their respective remarks at Davos, Trump & Zelenskyy may have awoken a sleeping giant

Schroeder needs to go back in his hole.

Sure they will

💤 What about Cecil Rhodes? Oxford has long since given up its institutional virginity.

Iuliia Mendel Yulia, you’re not good at this. If you’ve decided to try your hand at anti-Ukrainian propaganda, you’ll have to come up with something at least a little less primitive and worn-out than the brainless manipulation of “they don’t want the occupation of their country by an

Bravo!

I have often thought about that humiliating image of Trump after the meeting with Putin in Helsinki. The meeting lasted more than two hours. When he came out, he looked like a scolded dog caught in the rain, subdued and strangely diminished. It was not the posture of a man who

As Trump always does, except Ukraine holds the cards

Hungary bent over in 1940 and they’re bending over today

A statement of the obvious if I ever saw one

Why is this not surprising?

Suspend Hungary’s EU voting rights

The combination of Ukraine’s Sea Babies and U.S. A-10 Warthogs would be a lethal combination. The Strait of Hormuz would be cleared in short order.

They did. Hungarian voters threw Orban out on his ass

Hopefully, they’ll take the advice