Let's talk about diplomatic immunity. And extradition (y'know, I finally got around to noticing the formulation "extraordinary rendition," which I now don't believe was ever a coincidence). And letting the Russians interrogate a retired U.S. ambassador.
For once, I agree with the word President Windrip used, although not what he meant by it. He thinks it's an "incredible" offer. It certainly is incredibly bad.
One Trumpite who posted comments in support of turning McFaul over to the Ivans kept referring to Windrip as "our preeminent leader." WTF, over?!
Incidentally, my Merriam-Webster's says the etymology of the word "extradition" is related to the word "treason." In this case, that seems very appropriate.
For once, I agree with the word President Windrip used, although not what he meant by it. He thinks it's an "incredible" offer. It certainly is incredibly bad.
One Trumpite who posted comments in support of turning McFaul over to the Ivans kept referring to Windrip as "our preeminent leader." WTF, over?!
Incidentally, my Merriam-Webster's says the etymology of the word "extradition" is related to the word "treason." In this case, that seems very appropriate.
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"The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water, signifying by divine providence that this was some killer weed."