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On 4/25/25 17:17, Dwarf Patrol wrote:

Regrets? Liz Warren has a few — then again, too few to mention. She’ll never be president, sure, but the shrill progressive harpy and affirmative-action fraudster does at least have a lifetime position as senator from Massachusetts, which beats tenure on the faculty of Harvard
Law these days (especially given impending budget cuts). The
progressives may be gearing up to primary that old fuddy-duddy Ed Markey
next year, but nobody would dream of threatening American
progressivism’s own Madame Defarge. All in all, she is living her best life: as a phony who leveraged a fraudulent ethnic identity to climb to
the top of academia and subsequently converted it into a lifelong
political sinecure. Nice work if you can get it.

So it does my heart good every time this useless, officious busybody and hypocrite scold is humiliated in her failed attempts to practice retail politics. And poor Liz took a whomping for the ages today, when she spectacularly failed to answer a question still on the minds of
Democratic and Republican voters alike: Why did you lie to America about
Joe Biden’s mental state up until the exact moment, onstage at the
debate, he melted like a wax candle?

It is just simply amazing that a state is so gullible as to vote for
her (Princess Fauxcahontas) to be a US Senator.

Warren went on the podcast “Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso,” and it’s worth seeing the full context of the one-minute clip currently causing her so
much heartburn among the chattering classes, because the context makes
the sting of the moment that much sweeter. After about 50 minutes of
chat — none of which I bothered to listen to — Fragoso headed into the concluding segment of the podcast by (quite reasonably) challenging her
about the inadequacies of the 2024 campaign, doomed as it was by Biden’s senescence. “Why are we so slow to pivot? Why can we not get past our past?”

Warren responded by saying, “I’d like to answer a different question,” which is the point where the host betrayed visible exasperation as he
accused her of always reframing his questions and answering something
other than what he asked. Fragoso complained that he was nearly out of
time. Warren responded, “I’m going to run out the clock here.” She then offered some gormless mush about how looking back “just isn’t helpful” unless we can do better moving forward, etc. etc. — typical politician slop, only delivered this time with that signature tone of Warren’s, the one that exudes the warmth of a lizard.

At that point Fragoso smiled and gently followed through:

FRAGOSO: Do you regret saying that President Biden had a mental acuity,
he had a sharpness to him? You said that up until July of last year. [pause]
WARREN: I said what I believed to be true.
FRAGOSO: And do you think he was as sharp as you?

The facial expression Warren makes in this moment must truly be seen to
be appreciated — no single still image can do it justice, for its
grandeur is conveyed in the kinetic body language of full moral
collapse. Warren shudders, struck dumb as if slapped in the face. Her
posture crumbles, her face reels into an involuntary smile — the recognition that she’s humiliated herself flickering ever so briefly
across her shocked visage. It is a beautiful moment, friends; I felt
like I was watching Warren’s soul physically leave her body for a split second rather than deal with the social awkwardness of it all.

Her attempt at a recovery was even worse: “Um . . . I said I had not
seen decline — and I hadn’t at that point!” Here, Warren pauses to pull a face for Fragoso, a “maybe you’ll buy that?” expression. Fragoso immediately returns Warren’s attempt with a smirk of disbelief. “You did not see any decline from 2024 Joe Biden to 2021 [sic] Joe Biden?,” he
asked skeptically.

WARREN: Not when I said that. The thing is, look, he was sharp. He was
on his feet. I saw him at a live event. I had meetings with him a
couple of times.
FRAGOSO: Senator, “on his feet” is not praise. “He can speak in sentences” is not praise. WARREN: OK. Fair enough, fair enough.

I was almost expecting a “Ya got me!” there at the end. Warren’s clunkiness is so funny it almost inspires pity; few have ever been less successful as political prevaricator, which would matter less for her
were she not so prone to telling big, dumb, obvious lies. (Think of Jon Lovitz’s “Liar” character from Saturday Night Live: “I had meetings with
him a couple of times . . . Yeah, that’s the ticket!”) Warren’s inability to answer basic questions explains well enough why she never
made it out of the Democratic primaries; her inability to answer this specific basic question reflects not just on her but on the actions of
the entire Democratic Party during the Biden administration.

https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/elizabeth-warren-runs-out-of-room-t o-lie/

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