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What will be funny is perhaps in 100 years from now, very patriotic Americans will value Hunters art for the Historical significance that it was made by a member of the dynasty that tried to pull a communist hostile take over of America.
Then an act of Congress should confiscate them from who ever still has them in their private collection and put them in a Museum dedicated to American Freedom and Resiliency.

https://jameshowardkunstler.substack.com/p/the-party-line-is-a-mighty-squishy

In case you have forgotten amid all the week-long laughter and euphoria, there are important national issues to discuss about how to manage the malevolent leviathan the federal government has become, and many dilemmas and threats the people face. And there are very different records of each team’s views on these things, party by party.

Some of that discussion could happen in the (so far) one scheduled September 10 debate. If Mr. Trump can manage to be polite, he can press Kamala Harris to explain herself on things like the wide-open border, failure to negotiate with the Russians to end the Ukraine War, her party’s antipathy to public safety, her party’s promotion of gender identity insanity, its Gestapo-style lawfare operations, its endless hoaxes, and its disgraceful documented efforts to censor free speech. The record is pretty clear on all of that, and there’s a fair chance that Ms. Harris can’t possibly explain it away. Or laugh it off.

Mr. Trump has requested two more head-to-head debates, which Ms. Harris apparently wants to forego. Mr. Trump has come up with an excellent alternative: two “town hall” format appearances in which he fields questions from citizens, or from news reporters, or some combo of both. That would be much to his advantage, without Ms. Harris on stage to defend her positions — or, more likely, to dodge any coherent reply by repeating “racist racist racist,” and laughing her head off.

Good prediction.

https://babylonbee.com/cleanArticle/biden-bummed-to-realize-that-all-he-had-to-do-to-stay-in-race-was-not-answer-questions-or-speak-to-reporters