Brandon

This is a stupid move for the Jets and a good one for the rest of the division. QB issues aside, their front office had finally done a good job of putting together a reasonably talented roster and I don't think it was just by accident.

Knox has always been better than a lot of the fans give him credit for.

Normally, I'd consider Hegseth to be a risky pick, but at least I have confidence that he'll have the right priorities, unlike the outgoing administration.

He's probably better than John Cornyn or John Thune. I want it to be Ted Cruz, but that ain't gonna happen.

I don't have an issue with Spencer Brown going after that guy

I think the vast majority of the country doesn't care. That being said, if that's what happened, it was Dem voters that didn't turn out.

She can't run her own campaign's finances and can't pay her own staff, but she was going to do a great job running the country's economy, I guess.

So what's the downside?

And suddenly, the Dems are about to become big fans of border security.

I didn't realize the GOP performed that well in the House. I was only looking at gains/losses of seats. But according to that, it's their best showing in terms of vote margin in a presidential election year in almost a century.

Why blame Harris for Biden's failures? It's not like she went on national TV and said she couldn't think of anything she'd do differently than Joe did.

Sure. Trump still has to do a good job and return this country to a position of strength. Maybe he succeeds...maybe he doesn't. Nothing is a given.

It suggests to me that the Dems overreached and the voters saw them as the very thing they accused Trump of being.

I posted it in another thread, but I'll mention it here, too. Look at the exit polling data on 'threat to democracy'. That narrative totally backfired on the Dems. 73% agreed with that narrative..except they voted FOR Trump 51-48%. https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-elections/exit-polls

Perhaps the biggest miscalculation of all can be found in the NBC exit polling data. 73% of the country were concerned that democracy was being threatened in this country. Of course, we all know how the Dems have been pushing that narrative non-stop, especially over the last year. Trump won those voters 51-48%, and the more concerned that group of voters were, the more Trump's margin increased. https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-elections/exit-polls