Liz Wheeler

And the Democrats refuse to stand for that or applaud. That is evil.

And the Democrats refuse to stand for that or applaud. That is evil.

And the Democrats refuse to stand for that or applaud. That is evil.

In defense of him calling her Pocahontas, that's not just an ad hominem that he pulled out of his pocket.

In defense of him calling her Pocahontas, that's not just an ad hominem that he pulled out of his pocket.

In defense of him calling her Pocahontas, that's not just an ad hominem that he pulled out of his pocket.

Reminding people that she's a liar and that she got into her position of power, which she abuses by lying to you. So it's actually, in my opinion, not only one of his funniest insults. I love every time he uses it.

Reminding people that she's a liar and that she got into her position of power, which she abuses by lying to you. So it's actually, in my opinion, not only one of his funniest insults. I love every time he uses it.

Reminding people that she's a liar and that she got into her position of power, which she abuses by lying to you. So it's actually, in my opinion, not only one of his funniest insults. I love every time he uses it.

But it's actually his way. It's like Crooked Hillary. It wasn't just him calling her a name. It was reminding people of what she'd done. And that's brilliant to me. I don't mind that.

But it's actually his way. It's like Crooked Hillary. It wasn't just him calling her a name. It was reminding people of what she'd done. And that's brilliant to me. I don't mind that.

But it's actually his way. It's like Crooked Hillary. It wasn't just him calling her a name. It was reminding people of what she'd done. And that's brilliant to me. I don't mind that.

Yes, as he should. I reflected on this during his first term that I think it was a strategic mistake not to go after Hillary. And it was well-intentioned because of the optics of the thing. We don't want to go after our political enemies. But that standard was actually I mean, we're in this new era, right, where we're questioning all of these, quote unquote, norms and traditions.

Yes, as he should. I reflected on this during his first term that I think it was a strategic mistake not to go after Hillary. And it was well-intentioned because of the optics of the thing. We don't want to go after our political enemies. But that standard was actually I mean, we're in this new era, right, where we're questioning all of these, quote unquote, norms and traditions.

Yes, as he should. I reflected on this during his first term that I think it was a strategic mistake not to go after Hillary. And it was well-intentioned because of the optics of the thing. We don't want to go after our political enemies. But that standard was actually I mean, we're in this new era, right, where we're questioning all of these, quote unquote, norms and traditions.

And that standard was actually a little disordered because it's not that you don't want to go after a political enemy. It's that you want to go after anyone who has violated the law. And we stopped doing that just because of optics. And that should never be the reason not to hold someone accountable to the law, because then they're going to be emboldened to break the law again.

And that standard was actually a little disordered because it's not that you don't want to go after a political enemy. It's that you want to go after anyone who has violated the law. And we stopped doing that just because of optics. And that should never be the reason not to hold someone accountable to the law, because then they're going to be emboldened to break the law again.

And that standard was actually a little disordered because it's not that you don't want to go after a political enemy. It's that you want to go after anyone who has violated the law. And we stopped doing that just because of optics. And that should never be the reason not to hold someone accountable to the law, because then they're going to be emboldened to break the law again.

So if you look at it purely from the standpoint of who has violated the law in a very significant way and abused one of the most egregious crimes using the power of the government to go after American citizens because of their political views, those people should be in prison. Of course they should. Obviously, I mean, we can we can talk names. We were we were throwing some names around last night.

So if you look at it purely from the standpoint of who has violated the law in a very significant way and abused one of the most egregious crimes using the power of the government to go after American citizens because of their political views, those people should be in prison. Of course they should. Obviously, I mean, we can we can talk names. We were we were throwing some names around last night.