James Greiff

RT @Billbrowder: Having watched Putin bomb Russian apartment buildings to justify the Chechen war, murder Boris Nemtsov, poison Alexei Nava…

In the same way Eisenhower was weak in '56

Maria Bartiromo @MariaBartiromo

Putin thinks Biden is 'weak,' feels he has a 'runway' from the administration: Sen. Blackburn https://t.co/DgiyggBG6U @MorningsMaria @FoxBusiness

Arguments that US failure to mount an aggressive military response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine is a sign of weakness never seem to refer to Hungary '56 or Czechoslovakia '68. Was the US weak then too? https://t.co/CuXAgN9GYo

Did the US invade Canada yet?

Steve Scalise @SteveScalise

What's happening in Canada is an important reminder of how quickly government can permanently take away freedom if you let it. We can't let it happen in the United States.

Of course they were

Evan Kohlmann @IntelTweet

CNN: "Anti-Semitic flyers left on driveways in Texas city where worshipers were held hostage in a synagogue last month" https://t.co/cZN1ciyjzQ

So all that stuff about DJT colluding with Russia was just made up?

MeidasTouch @MeidasTouch

Here is the audio from today in which Trump called Putin's invasion of Ukraine 'genius' and 'very savvy' and referred to him as a 'peacekeeper.' #TraitorTrump https://t.co/GZnG7Vhqvk

East Germany in the tropics -- Cuba

But, but....Hillary's home-brew server The National Archives told Congress it had informed the Justice Department that 15 boxes of material recovered from Donald Trump’s Florida home included classified documents https://t.co/0PD4G69H7H via @WSJ

Says a senator whose home state used corporate welfare to snag a big deal with electronics maker Foxxconn (Trump, of course, crowed about it), only to get stiffed when Foxxconn basically said nevermind

Despite the headlines blaring about every shooting in Chicago, tougher gun laws and fewer gun deaths go together https://t.co/kVv3uLxL8b

Seems like essential public service work

Trump wants to relitigate the 2020 election. The WSJ editorial page prefers to relitigate the 2016 election https://t.co/fLgnCt1Exu… via @WSJopinion

RT @SteveSosnick: As the media gushes about all the crypto amid yesterday's #superbowlads, I offer this reminder from the 2000 #SuperBowl h…

Hhmm. But if pundits hate uncertainty, why do they fall back on it as an reason to explain so many things? Actually, pundits love uncertainty too -- they just think other people hate it

Ritholtz Wealth @RitholtzWealth

Knightian Uncertainty "Pundits may hate uncertainty — it makes them look foolish — but markets harbor no such bias. Markets thrive on uncertainty — it is their reason for being." https://t.co/ZvLzbV5v6K by @ritholtz https://t.co/n03LQGAeZ3

Even though the big surge in U.S. crime happened in 2020, when Trump was president, it's obviously all the fault of progressive prosecutors https://t.co/GHABMnyzka #FoxNews

Wish we had more pundits who opined in good faith. Case in point: a mentally unwell man fatally shoots two cops and Democrats are responsible. https://t.co/CMFXfYUPqh

RT @LucyLipiner: When I was a 6-year-old Jewish girl, I outran the Nazis. Now, at 88, I am seeing Neo-Nazi rallies in America. History is…