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Day 1196

4/30/2020

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GO JOE - GO AWAY
Biden is an Awful candidate. But there's still time - and plenty of capable replacements - to set America Free

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JOE BIDEN announcing his run for president last May. CREDIT: Michael Stokes, Creative Commons license
NEXT TO DONALD TRUMP, who is the most dangerous man in the country?
   Joe Biden.
   That’s because if Biden runs for president, we’ll get Trump.
   And our country can’t stand four more years of Trump; neither can other countries nor the world’s environment.
   We need somebody else to lead the Democratic challenge.
   Who?
   One of the governors who’ve shown their stuff during the Covid-19 crisis, like Andrew Cuomo of New York, Gavin Newsom of California or Jay Inslee of Washington state.
   Or one of the standouts from the debates. Remember them?
   Remember how many candidates there were? Remember  how refreshing it was to look across the panorama of the debate stage and see a gathering of energetic, smart, talented, decent and good people? How most of them gave us hope and reminded us of how we’d forgotten what it was like to have a responsible, capable person in the White House?
    I’m not saying that any one of them is guaranteed to beat Trump, but I know this: Joe Biden can’t.
   Joe Biden is a disaster. He’s too mediocre, too burdened by his past failures as a presidential candidate, as a Senate committee chairman, as a person of no memorable ideas, no ability to inspire, encourage and excite voters. Yes, he seemed a good vice president for President Barack Obama – that's because Obama is that good.
    Biden will be outgunned, out-talked, outfoxed and outspent by Donald Trump, and the result will be that early in the evening of Tuesday, Nov. 3, the world as we know it will come to an ugly, tortured and nasty end.
   We need to get rid of Biden, and tomorrow isn’t too soon.
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BIDEN as Barack Obama's vice president in 2013
YOU’RE SAYING:  “What an ungrounded, impractical, ridiculous dog you are, Phoebe. We’ve suspected you were losing all common sense and this proves it.”
   You’re saying it’s too late.
   You’re saying the primary process has played out the way it’s supposed to, and Joe’s the last man standing.
   And I say to all of that?
   You don’t believe that Joe’s the one any more than I do.
   Really.
   Tell me, down deep in your heart, that you don’t feel exactly as I do.
   Tell me that every time Biden opens his mouth, your heart doesn’t suspend activity because you are scared about what’s going to come out of the Biden mouth, whether the Biden brain will make sense, will get its facts straight and finish the sentence, all without embarrassing the Biden campaign.
   Tell me that of all the role models you want for  your children, you’d pick Joe Biden. “Kids: I want you to grow up to be just like Joe Biden.”
   Tell me one thing that Joe’s said that’s worth remembering.

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HERE’S WHAT I can tell you – as a dog and from the heart.
   Dogs have super senses, and not just of smell, hearing and eyesight. When it comes to our human pals, we can tell when you’re scared, when you’re hurting and when you’re hopeful and when you’re happy.
   And dogs know that when you hear two words, “Joe” and “Biden,” your face frowns and  you say to  yourself: “Maybe things will work out. I hope.”
   You’ve got your fingers crossed. Please don’t make any mistakes. Hang in, Joe. Maybe Trump will self-destruct. His luck’s got to run out, sometime. You were everyone's second choice; the so-called safe choice. So hang in there, Joe. Donald Trump’s bad deeds will catch up with him. Stay the course, Joe. Safe and steady, goes Joe. At some point, the proverbial scales will fall from the eyes of Donald's worshipful supporters and they will say: “What fools, we’ve been. Hooray, thank goodness for Good Old Joe.”
   Let me quote, not from the Bible, but from today’s Gallup poll:
“Americans divide evenly when asked whether they approve or disapprove of the way President Donald Trump is handling the coronavirus situation in the U.S., with 50 % approving and 48 % disapproving.”
   With more than one-million Americans infected with Covid-19; with more than 60,000 dead; with some of the departed in refrigerator trucks awaiting their trip to the funeral home and the cemetery; with the economy in shambles; with Trump on TV day after day demonstrating in plain sight how stupid, how mean, how inept, how untruthful he is.
    With all of that, Donald J. Trump, 45th president of the United States, has an overall job approval rating of 49 percent, the Gallup poll says, up from 43 % at the beginning of April.
   So if the country is to rescue itself, it’s going to take someone who is dynamic, angry, motivated, capable, tough and appealing to unseat Donald Trump. And that person is not Joe Biden.

TWO EXAMPLES of how Biden is failing.
  One is his failure -- until Friday, May 1 reportedly -- to respond to the sexual assault charges voiced against him by a woman who briefly was on his staff when he was a U.S. Senator. Tara Reade says when she was 29, Biden pushed her against the wall of some government building, kissed her, reached up under her skirt and inserted his fingers into her private parts.
  If Reade is lying – like many, including me, believe – you’d expect Biden to have come roaring out of the basement of his home in Delaware, boiling with outrage. What an insulting, outrageous, ugly thing to say about him. Would you let anyone, whether  a man or a woman, get away with that kind of slander?
   Unless.
   Unless you are Joe Biden, and your brilliant political game strategy is to keep a low profile in the “me-too” era; bad enough that some women, Reade included, said last year that he had wandering hands, just not that wandering. Now it’s time to lay low, not stir things up, not give Reade a spotlight, let others speak about what a fine fellow is Joe.
   Unless.
   Unless he did it. In which case, he owes Reade an apology, as he does his wife, grandchildren, supporters, staffers, voters and the world. Who knows, people might admire his honesty, and find it a refreshing counterpoint to Trump’s denial of the many more assault charges brought against him by many more women.
   Tonight, after a bunch of newspaper stories, opinion columns, a Washington Post editorial, and growing demands within the Democratic Party, Biden reportedly has decided to talk about the charges on the “Morning Joe” program on MSNBC Friday, May 1. He shouldn’t have waited, shouldn’t have tried to hold out.
   As always, my heart will be on full-stop during the interview. Maybe he'll get through it.

THE OTHER EXAMPLE of how Biden is failing is that he is just failing.
   He’s failing to be an important voice, a participant, a change agent, an expert on the coronavirus and other crises while awaiting coronation at the Democratic National Convention.
   But you don’t have the slightest idea of what Joe’s up to, do you, other that this "Morning Joe" bit. Do you know where your presumptive Democratic nominee is tonight? Where he was  yesterday? Where he’ll be two days from tomorrow?
   Don’t blame the media, please. If Biden was worth covering, reporters would cover him. He has plenty of opportunities. Do you think there’s a news program on TV and radio, or a newspaper, a magazine, an online news website, that wouldn’t welcome an interview?
    And wouldn’t a savvy, hungry, crafty, skilled candidate find a way to make news at a time when Trump’s ineptness, his stupidity, cruelty and egoism is on such display?
   Why isn’t Joe Biden, safely face-masked, standing in front of a post office in East Nowhere, challenging the president to stop trying to destroy the U.S. Postal Service because it delivers Jeff Bezos’ Amazon packages, because Trump hates Bezos’ Washington Post and because Republicans don’t want a functioning post office that can deliver mail ballots this fall?
    Why isn’t Joe Biden standing in front of a Clorox factory, warning Americans not to inject themselves with bleach, after Trump wondered aloud whether that might not be just what the doctor ordered as a treatment for Covid-19?
   Why isn’t Joe Biden standing in front of a Navy ship, calling for the reinstatement of Captain Brett Crozier, who was fired as skipper of the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt because he appealed to higher-ups to take Covid-19-infected sailors off the ship?
   Why isn’t Biden’s “No Malarkey” campaign bus back on the road, social distancing itself to political hot spots, championing the governors trying to save their states from the infection despite the Trump administration’s bungling, delivering masks to nursing home staffers, interviewing victims’ families?
   Why? Because Joe Biden is a terrible candidate.
   And you really don’t need a dog to tell you that.
   If Joe Biden is truly a public servant, who loves his country more than himself, he’ll come out of his basement hideout, blink a couple of times at the daylight and resign from the race. Heck, he could do it on "Morning Joe."

   IT WON'T BE EASY to beat Donald Trump.
   But there’s still time. There are plenty of Democrats – experienced, motivated, inspired – who can do it.  Andrew the Avenger can beat the Dangerous Don. Ambitious Amy can. Carry on Cory can. Liz the Whiz can give Don the biz. Galloping Gavin can. And if California Man can’t, Jumpin' Jay knows the way from Washington the state to Washington, the district.
    But Biden? The Don will trample him.
    Don’t be fooled by Biden’s frighteningly small lead in early polls that invite respondents to a pretend match-up “if the election was today.” Remember Hillary Clinton’s lead, and how she made the same sort of too-clever-by-far, defensive, consultant-driven, too-careful mistakes that Biden is making now, and how that turned out.
   This doesn’t need to be a hold-your-breath campaign.
   There are better candidates. This can be a vigorous, exciting, inspiring moment in American life.
   Let’s pick someone who realistically can take on the toughest job in America, sending the most dangerous man in America back where he belongs, taking the “up” escalator at Trump Tower.
   Nov. 3rd doesn’t have to be the worst night of your life. Or mine.

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DAY 1182

4/17/2020

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Exclusive  
THE 'REAL' PLAN TO RE-OPEN AMERICA?
a draft speech may mean trump has a
secret scheme for reviving the economy

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LILY, a special correspondent, has shared with the "Tracking Trump" a purported draft speech suggesting Trump may have a secret plan to restart the economy. In this undated photo, Lily is at her home office in Providence, R.I.
  
   
   By LILY
   Special Correspondent

   
   EDITOR’S NOTE: President Trump on April 16 announced a three-phase roadmap to get the American economy rolling again after the stunning downturn caused by measures to limit the spread of COVID-19.
   However, Special Correspondent Lily, who is safe distancing at her home on Providence, Rhode Island’s historic East Side, has obtained a purported draft of a speech in which the president describes a radically different approach.
     Is this the “real” plan? The White House had no comment, nor was it asked for one. The “Tracking Trump” blog is publishing the document in full as a public service, and we thank Lily for her diligence and enterprise.
   - Phoebe

                                                       * * *
 MY Fellow Americans,
      Today, I am announcing a bold new initiative that will save mankind and solidify my position as President Forever.  
      It is called:  
      “ONE INCH AT A TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
      Every day, every day, for the next 72 days, Americans will be allowed to come one inch closer to one another. 
   
 THINK of it. By this time next week we will be a full foot closer –  or something like that. 
    Each day, each day, we will be building antibodies and resistance to this dreaded virus.
   This plan has been scientifically vetted and approved –  Mike Pence calls it: “ONE FOR THE AGES!!!!!!!”
    In a little over two months America – and then the world – will burst back into full bloom. 
    It’s a great plan, a great plan, and it’s all my doing.
    Just 72 days from now – I think that’s sometime about mid-May – we will be face-to-face, or knee-to-face, as you adoring masses kneel before your conquering hero.
     I can’t wait … .
   
   WAIT a minute ....
    We must ramp up our economy instantly, and I have the solution. 
    I’ll  make it:
    ONE FOOT AT A TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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EXHAUSTED by her success in obtaining a purported draft of Trump's speech outlining his secret economic revival plan, Lily recuperates in the backyard of her East Side, Providence home.
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Day 1181

4/15/2020

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A THERAPY DOG
ANSWERS YOUR “NOVEL” CORONAVIRSUS QUESTIONS

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EDITOR'S NOTE: Because of the vast number of questions raised by the novel coronavirus pandemic, we’ve again asked our political analyst, Phoebe, A “Sweet” Dog, to put politics aside (but not completely), and provide guidance and counsel. In keeping with the unique nature of the crisis, questions must be “novel.”
   Phoebe holds license # 000085 issued by the City of Newport, R.I., expiring April 30, 2020, so new questions should be submitted with that time period. Her license is limited to the practice of being a dog, and thus her advice on other subjects are her own and not necessarily those of the management of OnTrumpsTrail.com and its subsidiary, the “Tracking Trump” blog.”
 

                                (The following section has been updated for clarity).
Dear TheraPhoebe: The Washington Post is reporting that Trump’s signature is to be placed on economic stimulus checks being mailed to millions of Americans. But that's not fair to those of us who will get the money deposited directly into our bank accounts, but who won't receive the actual check with the presidential psycho-scrawl, suitable for framing. Is there a way for us to receive both the direct deposit and the highly coveted check?
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Answer: You are in luck. Double-dipping is authorized by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act when such funds promote an incumbent president's reelection. Thus, you can have BOTH  your signed check and the direct deposit. Just follow these steps:
  1.  After receiving the direct deposit, go to www.whitehouse.gov and fill out the appropriate form to receive a check with the coveted psycho-scrawl signature on the “memo” line.
  2. Upon receiving the check, but prior to cashing it, take a photograph of the check, "The greatest, most sought-after and amazing check ever issued in recorded history."
  3. Cash the check.
  4. Mount the photograph of coveted check in a garish gold frame and place it on your fireplace mantel, so that it's easily spotted by potential voters, who can appreciate the president's generosity during a time of great personal and national need.
  5. Since you'll be rolling in cash, buy as many copies of the failing New York Times as you can. (Don't worry that this purchase will benefit the Times, as you will see in Step 6.)
  6. Set the copies of the Times ablaze in the fireplace, while wearing your MAGA hat and chanting "USA, USA, USA."
WARNING: Recipients may not misuse this benefit - for example, defiantly tossing the framed photo of the psycho-scrawled check into the flaming pile of newspapers, just like the draft card- and bra-burning protesters of yesteryear. Violators will spend the entire Second Term in constant fear and always looking over their shoulders, as provided in the CARES Act: "We know who you are."

Dear TheraPhoebe: Last Christmas, my partner bought me a set of Fiestaware, the vividly colored plates and other dinnerware that first appeared during the Paleolithic Age. They brightened our lives, too. But after weeks of confinement during the pandemic, my partner, when he unloads the dishwasher, stacks them obsessively by color: he starts with two yellow dinner plates; then he puts two dark blue dinner plates on top of those; followed by red-red; light blue, light blue, turquoise-turquoise; etc. Is this a sign that my partner has cabin fever? Should I be worried?
Answer: Darn tooting you should be worried. Fiestaware is so yesterday! What are your friends going to think when you have them over for supper to celebrate the end of the pandemic and they see what kind of dinnerware you’re using? The shame. I just pray you’ll come up with a dessert that will make them forget the main course.
   As to your concern about your partner’s obsession with the stacking order, this indeed is very disturbing behavior, and when this crisis is over, you should rush your partner to the nearest Bed, Bath & Beyond (assuming they’re still in business) for an intervention.
   Further – and this is important – everyone who owns Fiestaware knows that stacking should follow this protocol, starting with dinner plates: one yellow plate goes on the shelf first; topped by a single red plate; next a dark blue one, and so forth, until you’ve exhausted the spectrum; repeat with the remaining dinner plates. IN THE EXACT COLOR ORDER, do this with the saucers, bowls and other pieces. And you must always begin by stacking the dinner plates first.

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THE WRONG WAY
to stack Fiestaware
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THE RIGHT WAY
Dear TheraPhoebe: My spouse and I are taking advantage of the coronavirus crisis to watch the excellent programs you can find these days on “streaming” TV, like Netflix, Hulu and MHz. We tend to watch a lot of “mysteries,” many of them involving gruesome stabbings, shootings, poisonings, drownings, crushings, beheadings, hammerings, smashing, sawings, clippings, choppings, along with “operations” performed in scary cellars with rusty surgical instruments, and deaths caused by pushing off-steep-cliffings.
   Lately, when it comes time for the medical examiner to explain in excruciating detail  the “manner of death,” I’ve noticed my partner furiously scribbling notes in her journal, which she then hides in her underwear drawer. Should I be worried?
Answer: You are on target, because you are the target. Your spouse is becoming impatient living with just one person during the COVID-19 confinement, and she is planning – I’m putting this as delicately as possible – to make a change.
   Until the confinement ends, I’d take common sense steps to protect yourself, such as slipping a portion of whatever she’s cooked for supper to your cat (but never to your dog) before you proceed to eat; further, you should check the cellar periodically for surgical instruments, and if you find any, run the dehumidifier to keep them from becoming rusty.
   Believe me, she IS planning to get rid of you, and I don’t blame her one bit. What in the world are you doing going through her underwear drawer? In my professional opinion, you are a real sicko pervert and you deserve everything that she’s planning to do to you. My only worry is whether she’s learned enough from watching hundreds of hours of “mysteries” to achieve the gold standard: the perfect crime.
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DO YOU HAVE NOVEL questions about the novel coronavirus? Please include them in the “comments” section. Due to the volume we get, please understand that we cannot answer them individually. But be assured our staff tries to read each and every one until they don’t.

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DAY 1179

4/13/2020

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SICK OF TRUMP AND COVID-19?
THIS LATEST JOE BIDEN STORY
WON'T MAKE YOU FEEL ANY BETTER

Are we willing to consider Biden's possible flaws the way we want Trump's Zombies to face up to his?

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PH0EBE, trying not to look through rose-colored glasses, or yellow ones, for that matter, at the man she hopes will take down Donald Trump
          (This posting has been revised, since Phoebe wasn't satisfied with her original version)
HERE’S SOMETHING to take your mind off the coronavirus crisis, although not in a good way if you’re as pained by the prospects of a Trump second term as by the terror of the pandemic.
   In case you haven’t picked up the story already, I’m sorry to be the messenger. I know my role as a “sweet” dog is to provide hope. But I have other duties, and I’d appreciate not being labeled a mad dog who needs a visit by animal control.
   Let me outline the basics in “objective” newspeak:
   A woman, who worked briefly on the staff of Joe Biden when he was a U.S. senator, says that he sexually assaulted her in the summer of 1993, pushing her against a wall of a Senate building, kissing her, then reaching under her skirt and penetrating her with his fingers.
   Tara Reade, who was 29 at the time, says that she rebuffed the assault, and Biden angrily rebuked her, saying: “Come on, Man, I heard you liked me,” and walked away. Reade says she filed a written complaint with the Senate, but never heard if it was acted on, and she was forced to leave her Capitol Hill job.
   Reade’s allegations surfaced in a story in the New York Times on Sunday, April 12, after the newspaper followed up on an emotional, hour-long interview Reade had with New York City podcaster Katie Halper on March 25. The Washington Post published a similar story.
   Biden, who has vanquished all other primary contestants for the Democratic presidential nomination, has not addressed Reade’s charges personally, at least as of this writing. But his campaign underlings vigorously denied them, as have people the Times interviewed who were on Biden’s Senate staff.
   Reade’s account is confirmed, according to news accounts, by at least two people – a friend and a brother – whom she told shortly after the alleged assault. Informing someone about an incident near the time it happened is a gold standard for journalists trying to determine the credibility of women accusing men of sexual crimes.
    This is not the first instance in which Reade has accused Biden publicly of inappropriate behavior. She was one of eight women who one year ago said that Biden touched and kissed them in ways that were invasive, demeaning and unwanted.
   At the time, Biden and associates said he was a person who famously expressed empathy and warmth physically, but now understood that customs and boundaries were changing, and that women had a right not to be touched and to have their concerns considered seriously.

AS USUAL in these kinds of cases, there's some ambiguity in Reade's story and thus reasons to challenge its truthfulness. But we’ve also learned in the Me-too Era that inconsistencies and “flaws” in victims’ stories can be the result of lifetime trauma caused by the incidents.  

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JOE BIDEN - Will he stand up to the latest allegations, and those sure to come?
   Here are some shortcomings:
  • Reade’s story has changed – “evolved,” to put it kindly – over the past year. Initially, she complained about Biden touching her, as well as about a remark she was told  Biden made to other staffers, that she had “nice legs.” But until now, she didn’t include the far more damning charge that he criminally penetrated her.
  • No one has determined that Biden has a history of criminal assaults – a pattern of behavior such as those ascribed to abusers like President Trump, convicted movie producer Harvey Weinstein and the late money-man Jeffrey Epstein. Abusers’ histories bolster individual accounts.
  • Reade has a ready answer for many of her story’s deficiencies. She didn’t disclose the sexual assault until now because it’s been too overwhelming for her to talk about; she was horrified by criticism following her first disclosure. She didn’t retain a personal journal that she wrote at the time, even though the assault upended her career and life.
  •  She has made comments praising Russian president Vladimir Putin, writing in a 2018, but now-deleted post on the online platform Medium: “… President Putin scares the power elite in America because he is a compassionate, caring, visionary leader. … To President Putin, I say keep your eyes to the beautiful future and maybe, just maybe America will come to see Russia as I do, with eyes of love.”
   Don’t laugh at this last point. I’m no Red-baiting capitalist pig running dog.
   Though Reade has disavowed them, her Russia comments remind us that Russia is continuing its assault against American democracy, just the way it maliciously supported Trump’s election in 2016, and concocted a phony story that Trump used as part of his impeachment defense.
   So, every time a story surfaces that could cause turmoil in American politics, it’s mandatory that it be treated skeptically, and I’m sure that the Times, the Post and other media outlets were wary of being duped by foreign or partisan mischief-making when they stepped into the Reade story.

   SO, PHOEBE, WHY BRING THIS UP? And now, of all times, in the middle of a pandemic?
   Those of us who think that Trump is the biggest threat to democracy ought to be willing to do what we’re asking Trump's Zombies to do: listen with an open mind. For example, thinking about these kinds of don’t-want-to-hear questions we constantly put to Trump’s supporters:
  • Why do you ignore Trump’s lies?
  • Can’t you see that Trump favors the rich? Hides his tax returns?
  • Don’t you care that Trump is poisoning your air and your water and promoting climate change?
  • When will you see that Trump already has killed thousands of people by bungling the response to COVID-19, by closing the borders to asylum seekers, by weakening Obamacare, limiting food stamps?
  • How can you call yourselves moral, God-fearing citizens when Trump has abused and sexually assaulted women, promoted racial hatred and bigotry, coarsened our public discourse?
  • People of Trump: You say you’re for “law and order,” but don’t care that the  president is appointing politically biased judges, pardoning war criminals, letting convicted public officials out of jail?
   I’m just saying that we in the sainthood have to be willing to do what we refused to do when Bill Clinton abused his power as president by having a sexual relationship with  a young  employee, and then giving the all-time-most-convincing-lie ever-told-on-television: “I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky.”
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POLITICS is no bed of roses, or whatever those things are that she's sitting in
 BUT THE STAKES ARE HIGH - TOO HIGH
   No, they’re not.
   It's not too late.
   It’s April 13, not Nov. 3. There’s time to change nominees.
   Let’s say Joe Biden, who’s 77, and therefore more likely than a younger person to get COVID-19 and die, the Democrats would, of course, pick a replacement. If it is proved that Biden, because of criminal conduct, is unfit for office, the same holds true.
   The primary produced debate stages filled with competent Democrats. The pandemic has spotlighted talented governors – Cuomo of New York, Inslee of Washington, Newsom of California, to name just three battle-tested leaders whose performances have shown Trump to be a snake-oil fraud. And there's second-place Bernie Sanders.
   Of course, there’s always the cynical rationalization we can turn to: So what?
   All presidents are flawed.  Kennedy was a womanizer. Truman dropped not one but two atom bombs on Japan. Obama backed away from his own red line. If it’s clear that Biden did just that one thing, just with his fingers, and just that one time, so what?
   But at least we would do that knowing as much as we can know and make an eyes-open, if shameful, decision.

   THERE’S PLENTY KNOWN SO FAR to both confirm and dispute Reade’s account.
   I don’t think someone should be believed simply because they may be a victim. Nor should anyone automatically be dismissed because their account can’t be proved in court, beyond a reasonable doubt.
   After looking at the Times story, Googling other stories and stuff that’s easily Googled, and reading and listening to and thinking about Reade's allegation, I’m not convinced. Not so far.

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    A "sweet dog" and a smart opossum consider a nation at risk.

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    PHOEBE, a "sweet dog" who came to Rhode Island in 2010 as a stray puppy from Missouri, was a political agnostic until Trump's catastrophic election. She tracked his presidency in a blog, which she decided to resurrect it this year  when it became obvious that Republicans are committed to Trump's destructive policies
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    MR. O, an opossum, showed up in Phoebe's backyard somewhat mysteriously. He turned out to have genuine insight into political matters, and he agreed to assume co-author duties of the blog after Phoebe's previous writing partner, Cat, a cat, died.
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