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I’ve never seen Democrats more divided. In the two days since Joe Biden gave a horrifically bad debate performance, it seems like half the party believes Democrats need a new nominee and the other half are incredulous that Democrats aren’t rallying around the president. .memberful-global-teaser-content p:last-child{ -webkit-mask-image: linear-gradient(180deg, #000 0%, transparent); mask-image: linear-gradient(180deg, #000 0%, transparent); } Join now to continue reading. Members get exclusive analysis, bonus features and no advertising.

Somewhat miraculously, despite being crushed by the Ford Focus, the traffic policeman only suffered a broken leg, a dislocated finger and wounds to his back. Source: Daily Mail This is the horrifying moment when a police car stunt went spectacularly wrong in Russia after an officer was crushed under the wheels of a Ford Focus. The car was being driven on two wheels in a 'demonstration of professional skills'. A video shows helmeted officers in a car park in a plank position on the ground as the pirouetting vehicle drove by, with the car supposed to clear the policeman's head. But the Ford Focus 'did not have sufficient speed' and can be seen landing on an officer named Alexei, 48, as onlookers gasp and scream in horror. The wheel appeared to hit his helmet and he became trapped under the car.

Disgraced and demoted Dr. Ronny "Pill Mill" Jackson wanted drug testing before the debates. Rep. Ronny Johnson Jackson demanded that testing as part of the pre-debate messaging push. But he KNEW that it wouldn't happen, especially for this debate. Plus, if you know you'll be drug tested and might fail, you can stop taking the drug or cheat.

Rick Wilson: “History is replete with bad debate performances: Clinton’s first outing in 1992, George W. Bush’s Boston groaner (I was there, and it was awful), and Obama’s first showing against John McCain. Debates matter until they don’t, but they matter most to the chattering and online classes.” “But there’s no spinning it.

Stuart Stevens: “As a former Republican who spent decades pointing out flaws in the Democratic Party, I watch the current Democratic panic over President Biden’s debate performance with a mix of bafflement and nostalgia.” “It’s baffling that so many Democrats are failing to rally around a wildly successful president after one bad night.

“Some of the Biden administration’s top domestic priorities, from cracking down on power-plant pollution to bringing back net neutrality, are on shakier legal footing after a Supreme Court decision on Friday shifted power away from federal agencies,” the Wall Street Journal reports.