On 5/18/2026 at 1:05 PM, ClearedHot said:

I see the potential for abuse by both sides.

Interesting how your takeaway point here is that “I could see the democrats abusing this” as opposed to “I see active abuse occurring right now in only one party that I do or do not agree with.”

Making invalid hypothetical comparisons is a fallacy.

10 hours ago, Negat0ry said:

Interesting how your takeaway point here is that “I could see the democrats abusing this” as opposed to “I see active abuse occurring right now in only one party that I do or do not agree with.”

Making invalid hypothetical comparisons is a fallacy.

You guys can't possibly be this unlikable in the office, right?

Actually what he said, if you must translate his already clear quote, was: "I could see the Republicans and Democrats both abusing this."

And what a wonderful day for you, even Ted Cruz says the Republicans aren't on board with this:

Cruz said about 45 of the 53 Senate Republicans were attendance and "at least half of them were blasting the attorney general and they were pissed."

"They were screaming at the acting attorney general," he said. "There were multiple senators who were yelling at the attorney general — and it was not calm, it was yelling — and they were saying this feels like self-dealing." 

Now since you insist on making it partisan, when is the last time the Democrats revolted over a Democrat president being sketchy? Serious question.

Can someone explain why Cuba is a national security threat?