Keith Chartrand

Despite that obvious quality, he was elected and re-elected. Yet you still want to cling to the quaint notion, "this is not who we are".

You really need to retire that expression. As a country, on the whole, It IS who you are.

Given how disastrously wrong you were about Iraq, it’s remarkable that you still feel entitled to weigh in on yet another Middle East conflict without a hint of humility.

How about they don't do this because of January 6th? Democrats are as responsible for normalizing Trump as anyone. Maybe more so.

They are obligated to respect the results of what they deem to be a free and fair election, but they are under no obligation to respect Trump.

This call is starting to look a little premature. The current gap is less than 5 seats.

This call is starting to look a little premature. The gap is less than 10 seats.

Projected Minority government. Makes things a little more complicated, especially with a separatist party holding some sway.

These results are below expectations for the Liberals. Could be a long night.

Given the polls have been narrowing a bit in the last few days (I know, not so much in Ontario), it seems a stretch that he loses.

Regardless, if the polls largely hold from here, his days as leader are numbered, whether or not he holds his own riding.

Who's on deck? Gutfeld?! Seems Fox News is his idiot farm system.

Soft Landing?! I don't specifically blame Powell, given that central bankers everywhere had the same philosophy, but the fact is they overshot the runway. Maintaining interest rates at historic lows, QE, the Fed Put etc. were major contributors to inflation, which was dismissed as "transitory".

Been watching this for 50 years. Easily the most nerve-wracking final round ever.

That the rest of the world is required to give a crap what these people are thinking on any given is peak irritation. One helpful outcome from all of this is the world moving on from its dependence on the US for economic and national security.

Once upon a time the opinion from the guy at the end of the bar was something you politely nodded along to until you finished your drink.

Confirmed 99-0. The US Senate, self-described as “the world’s most deliberative body” is in fact the world’s most ridiculous, elitist country club.

Just have one of the Dems replay the Mehdi Hasan interview of Taibbi.

If we could have him trying to squeeze in and out of a Cybertruck in that thing, then Dukakis will genuinely have been eclipsed.

I think that is an entirely reasonable conclusion. Just as his willingness to champion the repeal of the ACA in his first term was an attempt to punish Obama for the WHCD slight.

He is petty, vindictive, and owing to his narcissism largely unconstrained to act on his impulses.

He stays there if you all let it happen. Do you lack agency or courage?

Cue Lindsey Graham with a full-throated defense.

making Mexico pay for it?

Didn't he single-handedly kill legislation on border security before the last election to help himself out politically?

His policy, if you can call it that, can essentially be distilled down to the dehumanization of immigrants. That's it.

In the name of all that is holy, why do people give Trump credit on the border? And why do Democrats insist on reverting to the fetal position on this issue?

What exactly has Trump accomplished with border security? Wasn't he going to solve the problem last go-around by building a wall and

Any Democratic leader worth their salt would be smacking this type of rhetoric down hard. It's yet another indictment of leadership that these threats to the sovereignty of nations - all of whom are current allies by the way - can be made so casually.

No leader can afford to be this clueless. These appearances are only serving to further infuriate the Democratic base supporters and embolden Trump and the Republicans. I mean he just moved the goalposts from the lower courts to the Supreme Court. Why?

Figured I’d hop on here today for the 15th anniversary of the Affordable Care Act.

With everything going on right now, it’s easy to feel like regular folks can’t make a difference – but the ACA is a reminder that change is possible when we fight for progress.

Is he under some delusion that these appearances are helping him with his critics?

Yeah I did. I had some knowledge of him prior to that appearance but it was the first time seeing him interviewed. He did pretty well. I think as he goes along he will continue to get better.

That's actually a pretty good ad.

I don't believe she's doing all this just to primary Schumer in 2028. Bernie seems to be anointing her as his heir apparent. Other Democrats planning on a presidential run I expect are taking notice.

I watched Real Time for years but began tuning out as he devolved into an insufferable old crank. I grew especially tired of his unrelenting focus on woke. It's become a catch-all for anything that manages to piss him off.