Seems like the IDF is completely unprepared to face advanced tactics such as "an ambush" and "attacking supply lines"
hotcouchguy
Got to wait and strike after the holidays are over so you have less leverage
Oh wow a crossover war
The formatioin flew backwards over a German city that was in flames. The bombers opened their bomb bay doors, exerted a miraculous magnetism which shrunk the fires, gathered them into cylindrical steel containers, and lifted the containers into the bellies of the planes.
Really bizarre article. It never actually claims if or to what extent Israel was trying to intercept them, just sort of talks around the issue and let's the headline do the work. The rest is just some general wikipedia-style factoids and some non-specific implications.
Basically yeah. Since the policy was not really relevant, the vibes were: Walz looked more normal but kinda weak, while Vance looked like he came from an Ivy League debate team, smarmy and slimy but more confident and more skilled. Ultimately none of it would have mattered unless something shocking happened, especially with so much relevant news happening this week. Non-event overall.
Edit: also, Vance moved up quite a bit in my speculation for "the guy after Trump". He's more competent and less freakish than someone like DeSantis, and the other options all seem pretty bad. But I would still slightly lean towards either someone from media or someone currently below the radar.
Pretty sure those are some of the few things we make domestically
For a while, at least
Parenti quote, etc
Protip: if you stop paying, they'll contact you instead, very convenient
Nobody "left it to individual states", it's still federally illegal. Which obviously he fucking knows, but I guess he thinks we don't understand?
Not officially but I assume this means she's launching one