Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) attacked Fox News Sunday host Shannon Bream on Sunday after Bream brought up a December 2022 New York Times article that chronicled Stefanik’s transformation from a moderate Republican to a Donald Trump acolyte—one that cited Stefanik’s own public comments attacking Trump.
People are allowed to change their positions but not politicians?
ReplyDeleteOkay, so she's acting like a politician, which she is.
DeleteThe current most successful politician in US, President Biden, switches not only his opinions but his backstory and history at every speaking event. Recently, I heard him relate an anecdote about his time as VP under Obama's superb handling of the pandemic?! I no longer doubt that non-jewish history is mired by the errors created by the revisionism of the Victor (there are many disparities between Chazals chronology and academic history).
Deletehttps://www.politico.com/news/2020/05/04/joe-biden-contain-h1n1-virus-232992
DeleteIt was April 2009 and the 3-month-old Obama administration was desperately grappling with the worst economic collapse since the Great Depression when homeland security adviser John Brennan arrived at the Oval Office to warn the president and Vice President Joe Biden of a new crisis: H1N1, the swine flu virus, was showing signs of rapid spread in Mexico, while cases were popping up in California and Texas.
H1N1 was barely an epidemic, not a pandemic
DeleteThere were serious concerns at that time about another Spanish flu epidemic - the fact that it did not become a pandemic is not the issue
DeleteInteresting, so Biden wasn't totally fiction on this one (like when he claimed to have attended a University that he never did to relate to his audience).
DeleteThe fact that it didn't become a pandemic is entirely the issue. There was a lot of alarm over nothing.
Deleteapparently you knew in advance that which mere mortals could not know
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