I am liking this news summary. I am one who checked Political Wire many times a day, but these past months have been holding back, needing some distance between breaking news and sanity. Knowing I can read a summary at the end of the day is helpful! Thanks.
Is this your headline or did you just use the news headline because I find it reprehensible? You have spoken about the milquetoast way the media describes serious events. And accidentally as a description for this breach is totally inadequate.
I am liking this news summary. I am one who checked Political Wire many times a day, but these past months have been holding back, needing some distance between breaking news and sanity. Knowing I can read a summary at the end of the day is helpful! Thanks.
Is this your headline or did you just use the news headline because I find it reprehensible? You have spoken about the milquetoast way the media describes serious events. And accidentally as a description for this breach is totally inadequate.
No adverb is strong enough: "FUBAR-ly"?
All America wants to know: How many drinks did Pete Hegseth not have before texting secret war plans to a reporter?
FUBAR describes the whole maladministration.
(And why the hell is SECDEF or others at high levels of the Pentagon using text for anything, even ordering pizza?)