Agreed and noticed. But I don’t think it indicates foreknowledge.
I think it indicates:
-a weak mind
-a lazy habit of using any excuse to run to a “comfortable” position
-possible ignorance of media corruption and true belief in what appears on screens, or, for others, the cynical belief that what appears on screens is sufficient cover for their “new” position.
I don’t care if you lean right, left, or center. If you observe developing news stories over a period of time, and then apply rational thought, you know that there is ZERO fully reliable information in the mere minutes following a major event like the Capitol breach.
Anyone offering on-the-spot hot takes is ignorant, lying, or propagandizing.
Loeffler folded in negative 2 seconds.
Gaetz stuck to his original points as far as I could tell... even offering some counter-facts by way of demonstrating that “we don’t yet know what we don’t know.”
Agreed and noticed. But I don’t think it indicates foreknowledge.
I think it indicates: -a weak mind -a lazy habit of using any excuse to run to a “comfortable” position -possible ignorance of media corruption and true belief in what appears on screens, or, for others, the cynical belief that what appears on screens is sufficient cover for their “new” position.
I don’t care if you lean right, left, or center. If you observe developing news stories over a period of time, and then apply rational thought, you know that there is ZERO fully reliable information in the mere minutes following a major event like the Capitol breach.
Anyone offering on-the-spot hot takes is ignorant, lying, or propagandizing.
Loeffler folded in negative 2 seconds.
Gaetz stuck to his original points as far as I could tell... even offering some counter-facts by way of demonstrating that “we don’t yet know what we don’t know.”