Ted Lieu: "This is in the Washington Examiner, a conservative publication."

[Miles Archer]

Ted Lieu
@tedlieu

This is in the Washington Examiner, a conservative publication.

Quin Hillyer
@QuinHillyer
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Impeach. Now. Remove. Soon. This is a necessity for the reining in of a major systemic abuse. https://washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/columnists/a-quid-and-a-quo-and-trump-should-go @SykesCharlie @monacharenEPPC @theabstoddard @JimSwiftDC @JVLast @BillKristol @GeorgeWill @fmtalk1065 @CalebHowe @roddreher @DouthatNYT @jimantle @politico

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[spanone]

1. K&R...

[DURHAM D]

2. They just want Trump out and Pence in.

F that.

[Iliyah]

4. OK

I had to laugh . . .

[OAITW r.2.0]

3. I appreciate him including the rest of the conservative briantrust who represent conservative (?)

thought today. I will never get conservatives....do they just don't like the rest of us?

[sharedvalues]

6. They're idiots. Conservatives are mostly idiots

Half of the “brain trust” Hillyer quoted are

PAID BY RIGHTWING BILLIONAIRES.

Hillyer would lose his job if he became anti-billionaire.
Same with Charen.

They are largely feeble-minded fools who have their jobs because they’re willing to say things that help billionaires politically. It’s WAY harder for a liberal to get ahead in media, because they have to compete with a much larger pool. (That’s why liberal columnists are so much more insightful.)

[Cha]

5. I bet trump is fuming his top OFF!

[BigmanPigman]

7. He is tranquilized right now.

I think he was on Xanax all day long. Not "low energy", that was medication and NOT Adderall that he is taking now. Soon he will be wearing a bib and drooling.

[NCLefty]

8. "Editorially, the Washington Examiner is 100% right[wing]."

I knew they were conservative but I looked them up on this "bias check" site I use. It's seemed pretty accurate so far.

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/washington-examiner/

I'm guessing this author is one of the extinct "traditional"-type modern Republicans from the old school that Trump crushed into dust. And his angle here is arguing we should go back to 2000, after Republicans stole the presidency but before they pushed us into a fake war or crashed the economy. He doesn't say what he wants to happen next (to the country--or anything), but I think it involves Mike Pence. :p