This outdoes anything seen yet on Debate Politics...

[Nickyjo]

... that flatters the Donald? Top this, DP Trumpistas:

Senator Kapenga’s Letter to President Trump

Mr. President, One of the most frustrating things to watch during your Presidency was the continued attacks on you from fake news outlets with no accountability to truth. I can’t imagine the frustration you and your family felt. Unfortunately, in our positions of public service...

legis.wisconsin.gov

Opinion | Dear Leader: A Near-Perfect Letter From a Trump Sycophant, Annotated (Published 2021)

Chris Kapenga, a Wisconsin Republican leader, wrote a letter to former President Trump that is a valuable master class in sucking up to the party leader.

www.nytimes.com

The second link above has the letter annotated, largely unnecessary, as it speaks eloquently for itself. There are reports, as yet unconfirmed, that the good state senator interned for Kim Jong-un while on summer break.

 

[Luce]

Good lord. I hope he had a towel.

 

[Mycroft]

... that flatters the Donald? Top this, DP Trumpistas:

Senator Kapenga’s Letter to President Trump

Mr. President, One of the most frustrating things to watch during your Presidency was the continued attacks on you from fake news outlets with no accountability to truth. I can’t imagine the frustration you and your family felt. Unfortunately, in our positions of public service...

legis.wisconsin.gov

Opinion | Dear Leader: A Near-Perfect Letter From a Trump Sycophant, Annotated (Published 2021)

Chris Kapenga, a Wisconsin Republican leader, wrote a letter to former President Trump that is a valuable master class in sucking up to the party leader.

www.nytimes.com

The second link above has the letter annotated, largely unnecessary, as it speaks eloquently for itself. There are reports, as yet unconfirmed, that the good state senator interned for Kim Jong-un while on summer break.

"I made specific requests on procedures and locations, both of which I have not, nor will not, disclose."​

I wonder...why won't he disclose his actions? Is he not interested in transparency? Do the citizens of his state not care about the steps he is taking? Does he not want them to know what steps he is taking?

What is he hiding?

btw, Nickyjo, the NYT paywall prevents me from seeing the opinion of that writer. Probably just as well, since I prefer to think for myself.

 

[Nickyjo]

"I made specific requests on procedures and locations, both of which I have not, nor will not, disclose."​

I wonder...why won't he disclose his actions? Is he not interested in transparency? Do the citizens of his state not care about the steps he is taking? Does he not want them to know what steps he is taking?

What is he hiding?

btw, Nickyjo, the NYT paywall prevents me from seeing the opinion of that writer. Probably just as well, since I prefer to think for myself.

Fair enough. The Times writer was having a too good a time with the letter. The commentary was superfluous in general, but she did point out a disturbing pattern of Trump flatterers, bringing to mind the infamous cabinet meeting of Trump praise, or the person who thanked Trump for the honor of voting for him. In my memory, no matter how ardent, Obama or Reagan fans never seemed to go down similar paths. Trump is to be credited for his political skill, the rest of us a bit fearful of the loyalty he has commanded.

 

[Mycroft]

Fair enough. The Times writer was having a too good a time with the letter. The commentary was superfluous in general, but she did point out a disturbing pattern of Trump flatterers, bringing to mind the infamous cabinet meeting of Trump praise, or the person who thanked Trump for the honor of voting for him. In my memory, no matter how ardent, Obama or Reagan fans never seemed to go down similar paths. Trump is to be credited for his political skill, the rest of us a bit fearful of the loyalty he has commanded.

Yeah...I'm better off not being exposed to her spin and nonsense. Sounds like a waste of time to read it.