Sean Davis

I don't think there's a lot of like crazy work happening in the background that they're doing that staff are burning the midnight oil.

I think a lot of it really is just attention seeking.

So I'd like to see more work seeking and outcome seeking and less attention seeking.

Well, I think it's great news, especially when you compare it to the last couple years of the first Trump administration, where we were promised big things.

We had a special counsel.

And then it kind of just fizzled out and turned out to be a dud.

So I like what we're seeing now, the fact that James Comey, who is one of the most malicious, underhanded, dirty characters in all of modern politics, the fact that he has been indicted, I think, is really, really important.

Now, will he be convicted?

I don't know.

I mean, because there's so many left-wing antics that happens on these juries in Northern Virginia and DC.

We saw it with the angry sandwich tosser, where you had the jury reportedly talking about wearing coordinated clothing to show their solidarity for this guy.

I don't know if we'll get convictions, but I don't think these things should be brought solely on the assumption that they'll get convictions.

We saw what these people did to everyone after J6.

We saw what they did to people like Carter Page and what they did to Donald Trump and the alternate electors.

At some point, turnabout has to be fair play.

Yes.

At some point, the left has to know that they're gonna get put through the same process if they're ever gonna have any sort of circumspection about doing it to their enemies again.

I've got bad news for you.

If you're ever looking for a spine in a Republican-led US Senate, you're going to be looking for a long time.

I mean, I scoff a bit at all these calls to eliminate the legislative filibuster in the Senate because they eliminated the nominations filibuster.