(Dobbs) You’ve Got To Watch This AI Video to Believe ItHe has neither the temperament nor the maturity to lead a local Rotary Club.
PLEASE tell me it’s not true. Please tell me it has just been a nightmarish dream. Please tell me that a man who insults his citizens and his nation and its history is not the President of the United States, the leader of the free world, a figurehead who insults our friends and embraces our adversaries, a commander in chief who could, if he loses his temper and he does that a lot, push the button for a nuclear holocaust. How did this happen? He’s the most powerful man on earth, yet has neither the temperament nor the maturity to lead a local Rotary Club. You’ve got to see this AI video to believe it. CLICK HERE TO WATCH. I’ve watched several times, and I still don’t believe it. a comment “Many people suggested changing the name of New Mexico, one of the great vote cheating states of all time, to NEW AMERICA.” this vain and dishonest man wrote in an accompanying post yesterday on his website. Probably “many people” with the name Stephen Miller. “Wow,” he exclaimed, “I Love It!!!” For the record, a president has no authority to change the name of a state. He can order everyone on a federal paycheck to call New Mexico “New America,” but it would have no legal bearing. Not that pesky little hurdles like that mean anything to this man. Let’s change horses in November. Kick out his apologists who have sold their souls, then watch him fade away as the new order takes apart as much as it can of what this broken lame duck foisted on an unwilling America. Share Over more than five decades Greg Dobbs has been a correspondent for two television networks including ABC News, a political columnist for The Denver Post and syndicated columnist for Scripps newspapers, a moderator on Rocky Mountain PBS, and author of two books, including one about the life of a foreign correspondent called “Life in the Wrong Lane.” He also co-authored a book about the seminal year for baby boomers, called “1969: Are You Still Listening?” He has covered presidencies, politics, and the U.S. space program at home, and wars, natural disasters, and other crises around the globe, from Afghanistan to South Africa, from Iran to Egypt, from the Soviet Union to Saudi Arabia, from Nicaragua to Namibia, from Vietnam to Venezuela, from Libya to Liberia, from Panama to Poland. Dobbs has won three Emmys, the Distinguished Service Award from the Society of Professional Journalists, and as a 40-year resident of Colorado, a place in the Denver Press Club Hall of Fame. He also has been a consultant for the Counterterrorism Education Learning Lab. © 2026 Greg Dobbs |