HeyJaredStephen Kruiser
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The Morning Briefing: The Friend of My Enemy — Iran Wants Americans to Vote for Dems (opens the original)
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Happy Thursday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Fengressbyck was ready to wow the Barney Miller Appreciation Society's Winter Ball with a life-size miniature meatball statue of Abe Vigoda. I came of political age when Ronald Reagan was first elected president. As a Cold War kid who had family behind the Iron Curtain, I was keenly aware of the fact that a lot of Democrats were Soviet apologists. The older I got, the more that irritated me. As a hardcore Reagan supporter when he was in offi
The Morning Briefing: Still Impatiently Waiting to See Jack Smith in an Orange Jumpsuit (opens the original)
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Happy Wednesday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Grskerebuldd loved to regale students with stories from his days as a competitive full-contact xylophonist. Another day, another dog-and-pony show hearing on Capitol Hill that ultimately did nothing but satisfy some congressional egos. I haven't been very shy over the years about my disdain for congressional hearings and their tedious political performance art vibe. Yes, they provide a lot of red meat sound bites and social media clips, typ
Dems' Haplessness Makes Them an Even Bigger Existential Threat to the Republic (opens the original)
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This is a column that I had kicking around in my head a few weeks ago. I set it aside because every time I begin to ponder the current hot messiness of the Democratic Party it becomes apparent that the mess has gotten much worse since the last time I thought about it. As the kids are fond of saying, there's a lot to unpack there. The Democrats that I dealt with for most of my forty-plus years as an activist were a well-oiled political machine. Ever since President Trump was first elected, the ma
The Morning Briefing: AOC May Have Greatly Overestimated Her Political Shelf Life (opens the original)
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Happy Tuesday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. The Sine Qua Non Sequitur is spending the day in a snack advisory capacity at an upscale penguin sanctuary. It's been a little over a month since we last pondered the possibility of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez running for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2028. The prospect is alternately terrifying and hilarious, depending on my mood at the time. In August, it looked to me like her stock was rising because the Democratic Socialists
The Morning Briefing: Dems' Virulent Antisemitism Could Be the Midterm Wild Card (opens the original)
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Happy Monday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Khzourosbaldo greatly enjoyed his fondue time with the Lesser Brady Bunch Children Discussion Society. Let's just get something clear up front: I am not here to figure out why Jewish Americans vote for Democrats. I'm a lifelong practicing Roman Catholic and I can't fathom why anyone from my faith tradition votes for Dems. What the heck, let's leave religion out of it — it's a mystery to me why anyone would ever vote for a Democrat. The Democra
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