Comments by "Serenity" (@SerenityM54L2SAM5L5N1) on "The New York Times" channel.

  1. The vacancy will be replaced swiftly according to McConnell and the Senate. Just waiting for Trump to nominate a conservative Republican judge.
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  2. Wow, what a strong and competent woman!
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  3. The extremists (or socialliberals in the DNC) in the US are trying to go into the Swedish direction, not realizing the issues in the country and extreme aspects the Sweden has. Crime rates are staggering, welfare system's deteriorating, and many of the socialists/leftists glorifying the nation has got the wrong perception.
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  4. Is this a parodic comment or are you being serious? If this is your response to the Jan. 6 riots that lasted a few hours, how did you respond to the months of riots that ensued because a criminal died, which resulted in $2B+ in property damage, hundreds of business having to declare bankruptcy, hundreds of plundered/looted stores, hundreds of hurt officers, 20+ deaths, and innocent people being threatened for their life on a massive scale?
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  5. This comment section is flooded with that slogan to desperately defend NYT, lol. Wouldn't be surprising if the news agency were ready to drop bombshell coverage of RBG after her passing. Can't blame them I guess.
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  6.  @Gwen3344  Gwen, are consistent responses and a neutral media coverage of different events with similar intentions and outcomes too much to ask for? Sorry for being annoyed that millions americans thought it was totally appropriate to cheer on domestic terror organizations back in May last year, to then go on and pretend that the world was about to end when rioters entered the Capitol for a few hours. Actions enabled because the Capitol Police were weak and influenced by BLM's anti-cop sentiments, along with D.C. being controlled by a democratic governor whom opposed reinforcements.
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  7. Summary: BLM has had too much influence over the police around USA, and states governed by democratic governors can't respond properly to lawlessness and riots.
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  8. Hooly..she's beautiful!
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  9. Strangle the ties to the Kim jong Un regime and you'll weaken their power and ability to oppress their people. Any countries that enables these transportation routes and evasion of sanctions must be called out. Interesting reporting.
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  10. Because pulling out isn't as easy as some populists purports it to be. The US didn't enter without reason and there's still a bunch of instability in terms of order and terror groups at these geographical areas. A gradual pullout is the goal though.
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