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No bad martinis in sight today. Nope, we’ve got all crazy ones for you! Today, Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America shake their heads as outspoken liberal Golden State Warriors Coach Steve Kerr suddenly has no opinion on China throwing a fit over one pro-Hong Kong tweet from a general manager in the league. They also roll their eyes as CBS announces it will be making a miniseries out of former FBI Director James Comey’s book about his career. And they react to the very different opinions of GOP Trump challengers Joe Walsh and Mark Sanford, as Walsh demands impeachment and Sanford says he will probably vote for Trump if the president wins the GOP nomination next year.
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Glad to see you understand what Mark Sanford said, Jim. We weren’t so sure you’d be on board with that.
Nice to hear Jim say that, in light of the alternatives, conservatives should support Donald Trump’s re-election.
Now maybe Jim could convince Jonah Goldberg and some others.
According to Charles Kessler in the Claremont Review of Books, Jonah Goldberg supported Trump over Hillary in 2016, if reluctantly and ungraciously.
It quickly gets to the point of “with supporters like Jonah, who needs opponents?”