Not gonna comment
I am not going to comment on yesterday’s round of off-year elections. Why? Mainly because I’ve seen domestic political columnists and other such experts venture into foreign policy and military issues, and it ain’t pretty. I always wonder if I would look as muddled as they do if I wandered over to their turf. So ...
I am not going to comment on yesterday's round of off-year elections. Why? Mainly because I've seen domestic political columnists and other such experts venture into foreign policy and military issues, and it ain't pretty. I always wonder if I would look as muddled as they do if I wandered over to their turf. So I am not gonna.
SAJJAD HUSSAIN/AFP/Getty Images
I am not going to comment on yesterday’s round of off-year elections. Why? Mainly because I’ve seen domestic political columnists and other such experts venture into foreign policy and military issues, and it ain’t pretty. I always wonder if I would look as muddled as they do if I wandered over to their turf. So I am not gonna.
SAJJAD HUSSAIN/AFP/Getty Images
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