nauseus

And evidently good at it.

A nasty growth where da sun don't shine.

Enjoy: https://oversight.house.gov/the-bidens-influence-peddling-timeline/

As the story says, this money was received as a result of some alleged "influence peddling". That is corruption, at least. Of course that is a crime.

Rans? Sounds like a disease. Anyway it's about time you two went private.

I happily gave up taking any notice of what you say about 3 posts ago.

Why didn't you just say the flight was on a TG/SK codeshare, without implying that THAI actually fly into Manchester? Much easier, accurate and truthful.

From the polls it looks like a lot of them aren't so keen on those policies now.

Yes, you're right, he's pretty lame too.

I see. So Dems have no such emotional obsequious attachment to Biden because he has no personality.

SAS have been flying to Manchester for decades - it's really not that difficult.

Gone already. Last THAI 737 flight was in 2018.

Yes, SAS fly to MAN.

Thai doesn't fly to Manchester.

There you go then.

Of course, just like his comment is.

So now you care about what Fox employees have to say? Then claim hypocracy? 555

Makes Joe tired. Then again you could say that about almost anything.

I might just skip brunch today.

You should be on Mastermind.

"Appear to hold the belief which appears common amongst Brexiters"! Well, from that, it appears to me that you appear to have no idea what I believe. However, I will agree that neither party had a plan, mainly because those in power believed that a no vote was forthcoming. Initially, elements of the UK Gov foolishly expected to get far more from the EU than was going to be given from the more belligerent elements within the EU. Then again, there are no exit plans or arrangements set out in the Treaty of Lisbon, anyway.

The EU had plenty of time to offer this "similar" type of deal before Article 50 was triggered.

I didn't fall for Johnson or Farage. Promise.

We'll probably never know what truly might have been "on the the table". May was trying to act tough, failed, then soon changed her tune, eventually going to Merkel in the wee hours to return with with the lousy "Chequers Agreement" (as dictated by the EU and that few in the UK cabinet agreed with). The other, more relevant cause of friction was, of course, the belligerent EU, itself.

But RINOs are really republicans?