opportunity for that moment, or a moment like that to play out. especially with a candidate who doesn t have a clear value alignment. who isn t like, this is who i am and this is what i stand for, and you can t knock me off of it. so i do wonder if ron desantis is ready for that kind of line of attack from chris christie or another candidate. alicia, any republican candidates worth their salt on the debate stage is going right at wrong desantis during the debate. because they will not again on donald trump by going after donald trump. chris christie certainly won t. they will gain on donald trump by sticking it out among the crowd and going right at wrong desantis. ron desantis has a failing campaign right now and that is on the ropes. and a knockout punch at this debate could elevate other candidates into the two or three or four slot. he is the person that is most vulnerable, he probably has such confidence and vanities that he doesn t realize that. but he also has a glass jar that
Christoph Winter (Harvard University; Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México; Legal Priorities Project), Nick Hollman (Legal Priorities Project), & David Manheim (Technion - Israel Institute of Technology; 1Day Sooner; Association for Long Term Existence and Resilience (ALTER)) have posted Value Alignment.
14 million people in yemen on the brink of starvation because of the saudi-led war there. and the u.s. is enabling that so there s a moment here to just say, look, we need to really db it s past time to re-evaluate the relationship with saudi arabia. three main reasons people give, balancing out iran s sort of determination to be a regional hedgeman, saudi cooperation and counter terrorism and oil are protecting our oil imports. none of those holds water. iran wouldn t invade the neighbors even if it wanted to and oil, we only import 10% of our oil. we get a lot of it from canada. so the sort of realist kind of rational for a relationship with saudi arabia and don t have various strong value alignment is obsolete and outdated. i think democrats when they take over the congress in january should partner up with some sort