Joe Scarborough

“Today’s call-out culture is not advancing us, either with allies or opponents. Similarly problematic is the “cancel culture,” where people attempt to expunge anyone with whom they do not perfectly agree.” (See also ⁦� @sullydish ⁩’s latest)

“It should be a national scandal if GOP congressmen partnered with white nationalists during a visit overseas. It should be a national scandal that members of the US government intended to partner with vicious anti-Semites on their own propaganda tour.”

“Moderate change within existing structures wins converts and creates conservatives, willing to defend incremental liberal advances. Radical change bent on transforming human nature generates resistance and creates reactionaries.” ⁦ @sullydish ⁩

Credit where it’s due: @LindseyGrahamSC  making great points re: Afghanistan on @marthamaccallum  right now.

“The Immoral Majority” by @BenHowe  is such an important book for Americans to read and for evangelicals to debate. Critically important.

From Murdock’s NY Post: “Trump made fun of US allies South Korea, Japan and the European Union — mimicking Japanese and Korean accents — and talked about his love of dictators Kim Jong Un and the current ruler of Saudi Arabia.”

Bipartisan outrage is rising over Epstein’s inexplicable death. How could the Justice Department have allowed that to happen? Republicans and Democrats want to know.

“At rallies, he has injected terms like “predator,” “killer,” and “animal” in his descriptions of immigrants.”

“How do you stop these people? You can’t, there’s —” Trump said. A rally attendee yelled back, “Shoot them.” Trump smirked, before responding, “That’s only in the Panhandle can you get away with that statement.” The crowd cheered for nearly 10 seconds before Trump continued.

“Trump used words like 'invasion' and 'killer' to discuss immigrants at rallies 500 times” ~USA TODAY