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Loath as I am to agree with the burn it down crowd on anything, Feinstein needs to step down from Judiciary. She's had a long and distinguished career and unlike those nuts I'm not trying to oust her from the Senate outright - there are male fossils far more decrepit than her - but there has been a sustained push inside the actual Dem Congressional ranks to remove her from the Judiciary role even before these messy Barrett hearings began, not just from the hair on fire leftists, because they feared she isn't strong enough to handle the role, and it should happen. We cannot afford another four years of hail-fellow-well-met chummy bipartisan Senatorial cliches from 25 years ago, not with SCOTUS and such standing where it is now. These people want to wipe us out and they would've if Trump hadn't been such a blithering incompetent. We have to take the gloves off. Meanwhile:

Today in Brave and Bold:

We should probably put some of these in the media thread too.

Like Haberman, he did get ratioed and dragged.

I've never done this before and my transportation is limited atm (still a New Yorker at heart, though a friend has a car). Debating just dropping it in a normal mail slot, but I can go to the dropbox at UCLA if I have to. Also concerned about my signature - I had to really do it a few times bc of a dying pen, and it's barely decipherable even by my own poor standards lol.

Again, Captain Obvious time:

Gee, I wonder who the vector was.

Wow.

Hunter Biden/Burisma has never polled well for them, and the NY Post story is not impacting beyond their hardcore. So go for it.

The latest NYPost Biden hit isn't getting much traction bc the story is falling apart at a glance - a lot of writers who breathlessly hoped to promote it this AM (specifically Haberman, and Jake Sherman, who is a good source for stimulus talk dirt but who is another Politico GOP-loving shill above all) are already walking it back and pretending they were just being critical of it.

Going great:

Wolf Blitzer today tried to browbeat Pelosi into taking the GOP stimulus deal, even though to my knowledge the Mnuchin 1.8 trillion deal (with UI benefits and stimulus checks) is not even what's on the table - last I checked, McConnell instead wants to pass a 500 billion 'targeted' bill with small business relief and absolutely nothing else. It did not go well. Thread: