Kind: Reposts

Rod, if you had anything you liked talking about that wasn't "how gay people want to steal your kids", "the trans Armageddon", "black people are too thin skinned" or "maybe America DOES need a dictator", you wouldn't have this problem.

Do you like icecream? Try talking about it! pic.twitter.com/saogfKQn6s

— MB (@UnrighteousD) August 27, 2021

May we hold accountable everyone who got us to this tragic point in Afghanistan—from Biden to Trump to Obama to Bush, Congress that never asserted its proper authority, military officials who swore victory was always around the next corner, media that glossed over decades of war.

— Justin Amash (@justinamash) August 26, 2021

I will hold Biden accountable for his failures, and this past week was full of them. But the notion I should sit and reflect on my not preferring Trump is laughable.

— Patrick Chovanec (@prchovanec) August 27, 2021

There are a lot of people horny for more killing tonight who won’t be the ones paying the price for that act. I don’t want to hear any more from people who got us here through their “optimistic” estimates and “mission driven” recommendations.

— Fred Wellman (@FPWellman) August 27, 2021

if a Democrat talked about 9/11 like this it would be all Fox News would cover for weeks pic.twitter.com/LhCZHTIHcK

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 27, 2021

2001, 9 months into GOP presidency: 3000 civilians killed by terrorists in NYC. GOP: “Can’t blame him, too early in term, let’s come together.”

2021, 8 mos into Dem presidency, 13 soldiers killed by terrorists in war zone: GOP: “HIS FAULT! RESIGN! IMPEACH!”

No principles. Ever.

— Kurt Eichenwald (@kurteichenwald) August 27, 2021

we have not manufactured a violin microscopic enough for me to express my sympathies here https://t.co/N4DNmhUltQ

— Jean-Michel Connard (@torriangray) August 27, 2021

To folks saying we could have had Trump: I'm not at all convinced he'd have avoided this disaster -- which he set in motion -- any better. Also, he's a raving lunatic who actively schemed to undo a lawful election. So, uh, not clear we'd be better off.

— Gregg Nunziata (@greggnunziata) August 27, 2021

The mean tweets were merely symptomatic of a viciousness and lack of honor that had much broader and more serious implications. They were a “tell”. https://t.co/AJEGe9rFaH

— Patrick Chovanec (@prchovanec) August 27, 2021

Can you imagine the smiles on @BretWeinstein and @HeatherEHeying right now? What they’ve always dreamed of has come to pass. https://t.co/pIlOHgNGaN

— Berny Belvedere (@bernybelvedere) August 27, 2021

Oh @HawleyMO you should stick to lying about where you live and calling hippy protestors “Antifa”. https://t.co/tALQ25WIXF

— Fred Wellman (@FPWellman) August 27, 2021

“But no Mean Tweets!” is one of the dumbest retorts going around right now. That was NOT why so many voted against Trump, y’all. It was the lies, the lawlessness, the abuse of the office and the conditioning of foreign policy on personal gain. The Mean Tweets were child’s play.

— Heath Mayo (@HeathMayo) August 26, 2021

Today is a clear illustration as to why we should never enter a war again without fully considering all the potential consequences. War is hell and should never be entered into unless absolutely necessary. This is a painful reminder of that truth. https://t.co/Y1YCP1qov7

— @ijbailey (@ijbailey) August 26, 2021

your reminder that when four American soldiers were killed in Niger in 2017, Trump's response was to say nothing for 12 days and then call one of the widows a liar

— Jeff Tiedrich (@itsJeffTiedrich) August 26, 2021

At least 90 Afghan civilians were killed in that attack. https://t.co/4z1H5uEGOn

— Noam Blum (@neontaster) August 26, 2021

I suppose it depends what your goal is. Mine is to get Americans and as many Afghans out alive as possible with the least casualties possible, and am willing for America to be extorted and humiliated in petty ways to do that. Others may have different goals. https://t.co/5d0OS7mm5X

— Fred Will Not Go To Space Today (@LesserFrederick) August 26, 2021

"I am not going to countenance any criticism of my guy whatsoever" is how democracies come to an end, even if your guy is one of the good guys. https://t.co/kWuugJR3u7

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) August 26, 2021

“I’m doing my own research” is the new “I’m changing it from the inside.”

— Mike Monteiro🌹 (@monteiro) August 26, 2021

This. I voted for Joe and will vote for him again. But if the requirement here is "Team Joe never criticizes Joe," I'm not your guy. https://t.co/RL8zPmOSuk

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) August 26, 2021

To be clear: This is absolutely not true in Judaism. https://t.co/yRYkwUXP0p

— Justice Shall You Pursue - BLM (@mpark6288) August 26, 2021