u/G_H_2023

If you went back even five years ago and told people that in 2026 the DOJ would use taxpayer funds to set up a $1.8 billion slush fund to compensate the rioters who broke into the Capitol and beat police officers on January 6, as well as anyone else who had been "wrongly prosecuted" by President Biden's DOJ, they would likely find it odd. Then if you explained that the DOJ also gave Trump and his family blanket immunity from the IRS, they'd really be incredulous.

But what makes it all so much more dangerous and demoralizing is the way in which Trump supporters simply say, 'well, the Democrats started it..." or "it's because of Jack Smith..." It's convinced me that there's not a red line and there never will be.

We're in a race to the bottom and it's difficult to see how this ends well.

Yesterday, Trump posted that at the request of various Middle Eastern leaders, he was postponing a planned attack against Iran. He has now done this multiple times.

What do you think about this?

Sixteen months in, what do you think?

As the conflict with Iran closes in on three months, and we remain locked in a protracted effort to reach a deal, what lessons do you think we have learned from this situation?

We're now into the 10th week of the conflict with Iran and the prospect of obtaining a lasting end to it has been elusive. For those who continue to support this conflict, no longer support it, or never supported it, is this what you expected would happen?

I'm trying to book an EXST (extra comfort) seat on ITA Airways, which is an option they seem to offer. However, after speaking to two customer service reps, I've received two different responses: you can only do it if you're overweight (after which I was conveniently disconnected from the rep) and 'it's not possible.'

Does anyone know if it is in fact possible to book an extra comfort seat on ITA?