Officer Michael Fanone just might be Trump's kryptonite.

[tavernier]

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I just listened to him on CNN and he is a thoughtful and intelligent person with a great deal of passion, and I think he’s going to create some fire under those Republicans.
I kept thinking Abe Lincoln as I was watching and listening to him, and that’s a thought that has never gone through my mind before about anyone.

[Lovie777]

1. republicans sure hate police and military . . .

[CincyDem]

2. Transparent, apolitical integrity and true patriotism tends to do that.

I hope this is Trumpism’s “have you no decency” moment.

[EYESORE 9001]

5. There are so many of those moments

I’d like to hear that phrase often when repuQs take a reprehensible stand on any issue, which can happen several times a day.

[bottomofthehill]

3. Officer Michael Fanone

[tavernier]

9. Yes.

Thank you.

[Casady1]

4. No chance

They just don't care.

[Tbear]

6. Officer Fanone

Voted for tfg I believe. Seems to have had a change of heart.
I especially appreciate that he and his partner Jimmy volunteered themselves when they heard on the police radio that there was big trouble at the Capitol. They put on uniforms and waded right into the worst of the insurrection.

[2naSalit]

7. +1

[luvs2sing]

8. His intensity and..

bristling anger were devastating. I get the feeling he has a lot more to say, and I hope he gets to say it.

I also couldn’t help but think that if Levon Helm were still alive (if only..), he would play a fantastic Officer Fanone if a movie were made about 1/6.

[tavernier]

12. I'm thinking he will get job offers from various networks.

He is charismatic and well spoken. Also easy on the eyes , sans lumberjack beard. I’m betting “MSNBC or CNN Contributor” is being bounced around the exec tables.

[mopinko]

10. that one question that he took some time to speak on, while talking w his face.

i dont recall the ?, but his face said more than his mouth for his whole reply.

i thought he was going to burst into flames.

[msfiddlestix]

11. ...

I agree with the characterization of Officer Fanone in your post.

I think he's exceedingly credible, honest and overall a genuine hero. I wish he would be given the medal of freedom.

So for that reason if no other, if you could take a moment and fix the spelling of his name in the title would be great.

thx in advance!


I have a terrible spelling and grammatical writing problem, I totally understand it was likely a typo.

[tavernier]

14. Omg, I read it three times before printing and didn't see the mistake!!

I suffer from the same problem as you, so this is really embarrassing! I’m blaming it on not having my coffee before posting.

Thank you!!

[msfiddlestix]

16. welcome, I have vision issues among other problems

These past few years, I tend to make more grammatical and spelling errors than ever before in my life.

it's an embarrassment. Sometimes I have to edit my posts several times after posting the first round, because of simple errors I somehow missed on the first read. It's almost as if I'm dealing with a recently developed case of dyslexia, or something similar.

[malaise]

13. This may seem trivial but his good looks don't hurt

either

[tavernier]

15. Not at all trivial.

Presentation points. We are human.

[malaise]

17. Yesterday was a good day for the rule of law, Democracy

and Democrats

[tavernier]

18. Yes, my friend.

It really did feel that way.