Seems you believe he didn’t have the utter and total support of his country. He did. And yes he failed. But before failing he took his country from devastation to the brink of complete and total victory.  Yes he failed.  But it’s the path prior that demonstrates “good” leadership.  A stronger adjective could be used.

Feel free to be skeptical of anyone who requires you believe that a chickenpox vaccine is necessary.  It’s not.  Matt Bevin is considered a handsome man and his nine children are testament to that. 

Of course, but I think we can agree that military strategy is not leadership.

I do.  And I understand pettiness.  This is a petty gripe, smearing his obvious intent.  It belittles the point and steals from whatever argument exists.

Not all brevity is wit, all verbosity is inefficient - or bad - English.

Enough to use twenty times the words you ought. 

Mueller did a lot of bad things in his career. Trump & Co told him he could work for them or go to jail.

He called Hitler “a good leader.”  Hitler was a good leader.  All the strings attached are yours. 

So now we’re changing the definition of “leader”? 

Two different sets of Republicans.  Boomers love McCain because they believe his stupid lie about the Packers.  Younger ones are more objective with zero nostalgia. 

“Science” has been broadened and diluted with leftist politics to the point of this headline meaning nothing.  The strongest advocates of “science” aren’t scientists.  They’re lazy partisans.

Few people have done more harm to this country than John McCain.  His legacy is a massive fraud perpetuated by other criminals.

Beto is the DNC alternative to Bernie. It’s not a coincidence that Beto “raised” slightly more than Bernie on the first day. It’s not a coincidence that he didn’t disclose the number of “donors” or the average “donation.” They just wanted the headline “Beto Raises Most First Day.”