1. Tucker believes Putin. He wants to believe, is biased to believe. He should not have gone to interview.
2. A lot of news, right on here, with links posted by normal posters and highly partisan. I start the online day with AP News, then, The Drudge report, then, Memorandom, as aggregators gather multiple views on same stories. I usually catch a few minutes (most days of Morning Joe, CNN, and a quick look at FOX, before watching Good Morning West Tennessee, Channel 7 local news weather sports.
3. Bide is believable, to the point he is not intentionally lying, but not politician, president will give all that they know, and speak to further their own agenda and position.
4. Not a matter of believing Senate or The House. Unfortunately, both believable, if looking at as political reality TV. When politicians can be believed the least is when they have the camera all to themselves, as always have an agenda, intentionally mislead and often speak simply to incite, thinking any publicity is good publicity.
5. When a judge pronounce sentence found by jury, I act in reliance and accept it as settled law, until it is changed on appeal, then accept that, whether I like it or not.
