Michael Knowles

It's election day, and before any results are in, conservatives have achieved a monumental victory already.

After more than six decades in politics, Nancy Pelosi will reportedly retire from Congress, presumably to run for president in 2028.

I'm joking.

Am I joking?

Am I joking?

I don't know.

She's probably one of the leading candidates right now for the Dems.

Nancy Pelosi began her career interning in Congress in the early 1960s.

I am reminded of Rose in Titanic, who famously observed that it had been 84 years since the ship sank.

Here, for those of you listening, I'll describe this photo to you.

We see a 20-year-old Nancy Pelosi posing for a picture with President John F. Kennedy at his inauguration.

It has been 64 years since one of the worst figures in modern political history has been inflicted upon us.

And as we look ahead to the election results tonight, mirabile dictu, it seems the worst is yet to come.

I'm Michael Knowles.

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Speaking of elderly politicians exiting the political stage, Dick Cheney died.

We say a requiescat in pace for Vice President Cheney.

complex legacy, not only on the left, which always hated him and then started to like him a little bit more at the end because he didn't like Trump.

And then the right used to like him a lot, but then the right doesn't like him anymore.