In 2016, Democrats were trying to frame Donald Trump in the Russian hoax they hatched. They kept having reporters ask him if he had met Putin. He played along and said he was not sure. But to be realistic, he knew. How many shirtless, bareback horse-riding, cold shark-eyed ex-KGB agents do you not remember?
Absent any workable ideas, Democrats have increasingly resorted to political theatrics.
Donald Trump spoke at Republican wrestler Hulk Hogan's funeral in Florida on Saturday.
"The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" died a natural death, a victim of its own hubris and economic realities.
The Democrats have their stalwarts: Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Jasmine Crockett, Sen. Adam Schiff and "The Squad."
It was supposed to be a slow news week.
With all the news swirling, here is a round-up of what we have missed:
The only response Democrats were able to muster during the clandestine taking out of Iranian nuclear bomb plants was that the raids were not run by them with an intelligence briefing and then debated on the House floor in advance. Bulletin: No surprise attack gets open debate. This power is clearly vested in the president in Article 2 of the U.S. Constitution.
There was so much rioting and looting in Los Angeles and Chicago, you'd think Caitlin Clark had just been named Sports Illustrated Athlete of the Year.
It was an old school brush up last week, a male sword fight. Trump and Musk had a battle of words over the "Big Beautiful Bill." Musk thought it spent too much.
