>>6309055 (/pb)

Noticed this too, though I think it may be a coping mechanism. Giuliani's brilliant and loves to talk about what he knows, and he acts like someone who's shot himself in the foot before by saying more than he should. I've prone to this in my own life. It's really not something you can be prone to when you're serving at the pleasure of the President, especially this President.

I think Rudy bounces from subject to subject intentionally. It allows him to showcase his vast knowledge, but not too much about any particular subject matter so he doesn't divulge too much. Dude's a national hero and popular figure and he's mostly there to rally the faithful.

And as far as that is concerned, he does a damn fine job. I love the guy.

>>6310112

That, or POTUS is guiding a slow(er)-walk of this story so that it peaks around the time of the Dem nomination.

Though POTUS is likely very confident in his reelection – as am I – it's not something you leave to chance, ever. I think the running idea is to leave a large field of weak-ass candidates in the Dem mix so that they're fucked either way. Biden's an easy takedown in a general election, so he stays. In the end, the idea should be for the Dems to only be able to pick a candidate from a list of 100% supreme losers.

>>6310233

kek

Sessions is pure beast.

>>6310256

literally me. Down to the bike, ramp and unkept blonde hair.