Nicolle Wallace is holding John Bolton's feet to the fire...

[appmanga]

...on his rationale that Trump AND Biden and unfit, and he wouldn't vote for either. As if that's a lot of help. A person who's on the first page of Trump's enemies list is running with same blindness and idiocy that lets Trump continue to appear to be less of a threat than he is.

If you still hold a grudge about Wallace because of GWB, you need to reconsider.

[lindysalsagal]

1. She's effing brilliant! Most tv anchors fear Bolton.

[elleng]

2. Good.

Been hoping to hear of someones doing such; he seems to be sailing through interviews very smoothly, recently.

[50 Shades Of Blue]

3. You read my mind! I was about to post the exact same post title.

She is doing a great job challenging Bolton's anti-Biden bullshit, and the interview really shows up what a wingnut ideologue Bolton is, and I think that really surprised her, but it shouldn't have. He told her she'd be criticized for having him on, so I just want to clarify that I'm not criticizing Nicolle at all. I think she did the best job she could with that asshole.

[badhair77]

4. I don't want to live in an echo chamber, so

I’m glad she has other viewpoints on. I can’t stand JB but she had him dancing. It was not a softball interview. She did a good job. Now I’m interested in who will be discussing the interview.

[mopinko]

5. any of these assholes who arent endorsing joe r just covering their asses.

guess what, assholes? that wont help.

[montanacowboy]

6. A vote for anyone but Biden

IS a vote for Dump. Fuck Bolton he is a POS. I really hate it when they have these assholes on air.

[mcar]

7. She was so much better that so-called journalists

[question everything]

8. Spouse watched it. Added that Bolton said that Whiny is too stupid to be a dictator

for which I replied that there are always Michael Flynn, Bannon, Stephen Miller and others.

[PCIntern]

9. He posited the usual entirely dysfunctional, meaningless

Republican arguments with a whiff of pseudo-intellectualism and literary concern combined with that dilettante-like condescension. Prick, in other words.