Comments by "bob barclay" (@bobbarclay316) on "The Based Conservative" channel.

He's good, but these good communicators are pretty common in this administration. Leavitt, Patel, Steven Miller come to mind. Excellent public speaking skills are high on the list of job requirements.
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Nailed it!
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@Valelacerte I'm guessing politico didn't really know him. They thought he was a typical political appointee like they're used to. The plan was to hit him with gotcha questions so they could embarrass him in front of a hostile audience. Bad plan.
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@LandonBell11 He wasn't talking to the lobbyists and bureaucrats. He was talking to you and I. That audience doesn't know they are already the past.
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The ones getting fired are folks who got themselves made "Director of [subset of another subset of some research] along with his administrative assistant, the secretaries, the HR reps to his department, the data entry team, the 4 analysts, and the mechanic who maintains the fleet of Government cars that his staff need to get to meetings.
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@ Once again a leftist proves they have nothing to say. You just crawl out from under your rock, spew out some venom and crawl back in the hole. You have nothing. Nothing to say, nothing to add, no counter argument. Just hateful venom.
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@edithnogueira7899 So...evil.
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@steed3902 Not even obsessed parents?
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@ I believe you. I asked because it seems possible, considering what parents will do when they're obsessed with body image.
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@brahand You fools are all the same, no argument, no fact based conclusions, just blind hate. They crawl out from under a rock, hurl some venom at random people and crawl back in the hole.
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@robertbrown6513 In the sense that we are a Republic and he is a constitutional officer, the Senate voted him in.
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@ I think the Senate looked at the electoral map and understood what the voters wanted. Even so, it is incorrect to say the voters chose Kennedy. The Senate represents the states, not the people. Id say the voters were given a choice, they voted, and the Senate respected the vote. Thats how a properly functioning Republic works.
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@emichels "Run it or wreck it" is more like it. I remember years back many Democrats rejected this idea because they couldn't get caught trying to bankrupt the country. Republicans would quote studies like this in opposition because it echoed Soviet propaganda. The odd thing is they did bankrupt the system, but no one noticed.
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@rummy98 I got into an argument with a PhD. He was salty because i said he and his fellow experts had learned nothing about how to handle a pandemic. That was in 2022.
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@josephcorrado5165 Members of Congress benefit directly from wasteful and corrupt spending. They appropriate a billion or so dollars, knowing the entire amount is going to allies, and that his family and friends will be employed by the recipients. And more, the money Congress gives away comes back to them in the form of campaign contributions, insider info, and fund raising. And if Senator Jackass writes a book, it hits the best seller list before it's released because someone bought a million copies.
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