iceberg
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i don't follow a lot of the sideshows so i have no idea who he is or why he's "flaking out" - but if the business of politics is too much for him, bye. i know i'd be frustrated but not with a side, or even a person, but the culture that accepts mediocrity so easily and spends money w/o concern of replacing it. from top to bottom our priorities are out of whack and much of that falls on the don and his insane ability to create fights where they were not to pass the time. however, if it were just him that would be an easy fix but the problems are what got him in there.What didn’t you like about Flake. He was pretty conservative, no?They are elected to represent their constituents. Nothing more. Now that being said, the real reason Flake is running back to Arizona with his tail between his legs is because Team Bannon is taking out this piece of garbage and ending his so called career.
Good riddance.
i may not be a fan of his style, no. i honestly don't care how loud the liberals cry as he tweaks their noses. when liberals run around saying the clintons did nothing wrong, they kinda bring it on themselves much as "the don" does. so i'll wait and see the results.
his pulling out of the climate agreement is now seeming like genius as the other players are showing that w/o binding agreements, nothing will get done. that was my biggest concern over that (no one is bound to actually do something it's just a handshake deal to try) all this and unfortunately in this case, that looks to be the current path.
as for flake - i'll read up on things as the story unfolds i'm sure. but he's just a grade D actor in this off-off-off broadway production.