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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America congratulate Benjamin Netanyahu on winning his fifth election for Prime Minister of Israel and hope the warm relations between the country and the US will continue. They also look forward to the investigation into how the Russian probe began after Attorney General William Barr promised an inquiry into the matter while testifying before Congress. And they worry about poor Republican messaging after most of the country thinks the tax cuts hurt them because they got a small refund this year, despite the significant decrease in money being withheld from paychecks in the first place.
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So tired of the petty slights of Sean Hannity. Last time I checked, old-time conservatives like Jim and the gang haven’t exactly been hitting analyses and predictions out of the park in recent years. In their own way they rely on a certain schtick much like Hannity does, and they haven’t exactly covered themselves in glory either. “Republicans exist to cut taxes.” Profound.