I didn't ascribe enough meaning to the comma in this WaPo headline: "Ivanka and Jared, move back to New York."
The column is by Joe Scarborough. He's advising IT and JK to move back to New York. I'm not advising you to read his column which I assume is boring. I just thought it was really interesting hot news. Important comma.
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What other wise words has Joe got for the world? >/dev/null
Who cares what he says?
In other words, "will you go with Scarborough there"?
@BL,
>/dev/null
Oh, a Unix guy, eh?
(To be said in the same voice that Moe Howard would say "Oh, a wise guy, eh?")
Oh, a Unix guy, eh?
(To be said in the same voice that Moe Howard would say "Oh, a wise guy, eh?")
Followed by BONK!
Joe Scarborough, aching for his lost relevancy, if he ever had any.
The President gets to choose whether he wants his daughter and son-in-law around the White House; not Joe Scarborough.
Speaking of Ivanka, I read the other day that she remarked regarding the new Chief of Staff' that she would 'enjoyworking alongside Mr. Kelly'. 'Alongside', mind you, not 'reporting to'. I hope Kelly keeps her and Jared at arm's length, at least in the Oval Office.
First the Oxford comma, now the Scarborough comma. I eagerly await the Swansea comma.
They should leave. Go back home, enjoy their private lives, before his indictment. What a shame he may end up in jail, just like his own father.
I wish they'd move back too. I hope they aren't the only ones PDT trusts.
They should leave. Go back home, enjoy their private lives, before his indictment. What a shame he may end up in jail, just like his own father.
It would be nice to delete unknown/Inga, too. But start with here.
Ivanka serves as an unpaid employee, special assistant to the president of the United States, in the White House office, subject to all of the same rules as other federal employees. "Working alongside" is appropriate
Ah a Joe Scarborough column, "A tale full of sound and fury, told by an idiot, signifying nothing"---if I may plagiarize the Bard of Avon.
"The Manhattan developer is now the least popular first-year president in the history of presidential polling."
I would say Lincoln had him beat, except maybe they didn't have polls back then, and thus not the real point of that statement.
I mean, when Lincoln got elected, half the country left the Union.
But maybe since they didn't have polls, he wasn't rated "the least popular in the polls."
""The Manhattan developer is now the least popular first-year president in the history of presidential polling.""
In the polls, it's impossible for him to be President. The only question is how well President Clinton is doing. Is she soaring or simply the best ever?
Joe and Mika, divorce each other
The Manhattan developer is now the least popular first-year president in the history of presidential polling
I suppose this is an important metric if you're in Show Business, or can only think in terms of Show Business. After all, the network might cancel him if his ratings don't improve.
In my Facebook feed recently was a picture of an "End Road Work" sign with a caption something like "No one is paying attention!"
YoungHegelian said...
@BL,
>/dev/null
Oh, a Unix guy, eh?
(To be said in the same voice that Moe Howard would say "Oh, a wise guy, eh?")
8/4/17, 1:33 PM
/nyuk/nyuk/nyuk
You carried on without the comma.
"In the polls, it's impossible for him to be President. The only question is how well President Clinton is doing. Is she soaring or simply the best ever?"
*** mic drop ***
Joe Scarborough is the original swamp creature. He needs to go away.
"In the polls, it's impossible for him to be President. The only question is how well President Clinton is doing. Is she soaring or simply the best ever?"
Threadwinner.
Darrell opines: Ivanka serves as an unpaid employee, special assistant to the president of the United States, in the White House office, subject to all of the same rules as other federal employees. "Working alongside" is appropriate
According to the WSJ: "The new rules extend to Mr. Trump’s family. Son-in-law Jared Kushner and daughter Ivanka Trump, who serve as official advisers in the White House and have their own staffs, now report to Mr. Kelly instead of directly to the president, as does chief strategist Steve Bannon."
Now, do you see the value of a semi-colon?
You actually used the overused word "actually" correctly in your title! You've made my Friday.
Never had mockturtle soup . . . Yet.
I drove back to Tucson today and have been listening to the audio of Robert Car's biography of Lyndon Johnson.
The section today was the incredibly corrupt 1948 Senate election that Johnson stole.
It's interesting to see the descendants of Johnson try to steal this one, even after it has been over for 9 months,
Had he not stolen that election this might be a very different country right now.
Followed by BONK!
...by BASH, surely?
Scarborough(comma)having ditched two wives(comma)currently engaged to a veritable twit(comma)apparently has his eye on Ivanka.
The Kushner family eats shoots and leaves Washington DC.
I thought it meant the had moved back not a demand from Joe
I thought it meant the had moved back not a demand from Joe
You thought wrong.
Let's eat Ivanka!
Three men and a baby.
Men: Mattis, Kelly and McMaster
Baby: Trump
@Will Cate:
Is that like a real poncho or a Sears Poncho?
The Kushners just want to be closer to Joe "Yoko Ono" Scarborough's music.
Trump's approval polls consistently at around 36%.
This means 64% do not approve of Trump.
The GOP in Congress has given Trump a big fuck-you in the past two weeks.
Putin is well pissed-off because of the sanctions bill.
Mueller has two Grand Juries already.
NY AG has three ongoing investigations on Trump.
But, in Trumpland everything is working out just beautifully.
What a bunch of jokers.
@Michael K says Had he not stolen that election this might be a very different country right now
If JFK hadn't been shot dead this might be a very different country right now.
If Nixon hadn't been a crook this might be a very different country right now.
If Carter hadn't been a peanut farmer this might be a very different country right now.
If Reagan hadn't been shot this might be a very different country right now.
If Clinton hadn't ejaculated on a blue dress this might be a very different country right now.
If Bush hadn't started the Iraq War this might be a very different country right now.
If Obama hadn't been half-black this might be a very different country right now.
Jeez!
Nobody cares what JoeScar thinks about where Ivanka should live.
And the obsession over polls? I always thought election results trump polls. How naive of me.
“In 6 months, President Trump has tweeted 991 times, spent 40 days at Trump golf properties and passed 0 pieces of major legislation."
From The Hill:
Newsweek’s latest issue calls President Trump a “Lazy Boy,” showing him on the cover lounging in a chair watching TV.
The cover, which was released Thursday, shows Trump in a recliner, his suit stained from Cheetos while juggling a fast food bag and a soda. Other discarded fast-food containers litter the floor next to the president in what appears to be the White House.
“Donald Trump is bored and tired,” the cover reads. “Imagine how bad he’d feel if he did any work.”
The cover continues with a list of numbers for the Trump administration, including that the president has had 6 months in office, spent 40 days at golf clubs and has passed zero pieces of major legislation.
This is a little off the subject, but I could use some help on the Trump thing. Not Ivanka and Jared but DJT. I mean this entirely seriously, not at all snarky. I would like to identify a list of say 5-10 things that Trump has accomplished in his very brief administration that reasonable people would have to agree are positive, whether or not they specifically support them. For example, I might cite agreeing to sell anti-missile missiles to Poland. Please, please, PLEASE don't interpret this as a request to debate whether Trump is a Savior or the AntiChrist. The people who comment on this thread are typically very knowledgeable, and also often very snarky. I'd love to get the benefit of the knowledgeable part. I am not trying to start a debate. I'll check back in the morning. Thanks for listening.
The Godfather
Newsweek’s latest issue calls President Trump a “Lazy Boy"......
You could buy the entire Newsweek operation for than less the cost of a Lazy Boy. Being criticized by Newsweek is rich. Thanks for posting.
Unknown, you present some stellar arguments.
How do you pass legislation from the executive branch?
Fabi said...
How do you pass legislation from the executive branch?
Shush yourself. Inga is having a little special time.
He's advising IT and JK to move back to New York. I'm not advising you to read his column which I assume is boring.
Not nearly as boring as Jarsden Trumperlake and Ivana Kushner.
@Humperdink says you present some stellar arguments
Actually, they are Newsweek's arguments or words to be correct.
The Newsweek cover will be seen all over the US by the 64% who do not approve of Trump and they will laugh-out-loud because it is true.
How do you pass legislation from the executive branch?
Not sure. But Trumperstoobey thinks that his sister, a judge, "signs" legislative bills.
Not that I'd discourage a Trumpster from getting all self-righteous on the civics lessons. That's precious!
For example, I might cite agreeing to sell anti-missile missiles to Poland.
But like most things in Trump world, this is not an achievement yet. Just an agreement in principle, nothing has been signed. And if it does go through it is not the same missile system that Bush wanted to install and Obama cancelled. It is a patriot system which is a short and (barely) medium range anti missile system.
@Godfather,
Does this help? It's from The Atlantic, so it may help you more as it's a grudging admission from the opposition. (H/T Insty).
In my book, the fact that he's not out there finding additional orders of nuns to sue counts as a big plus (However, DoJ has not yet thoroughly killed the suit against the Little Sisters of the Poor).
Sometimes, what you don't do counts as much as what you do.
My bad, Achilles -- I shouldn't have interrupted her "Germans bombed Pearl Harbor" moment. ;-)
Asking a question is now considered "getting all self-righteous"? Lulz
Joe and Mika, move back to Twin Peaks.
Joe looks like Kyle MacLachlan, doesn't he? and Mika has a definite David Lynch look, and the bloody face thing completes it.
Percentage of Americans "proud" that Trump is the President: 26% (CNN)
Percentage of Americans who think the Sun orbits the Earth: 26% (NSF)
A Venn Diagram with no overlap.
"Trump's approval polls consistently at around 36%."
So, at what level does it need to reach in order for Hillary! to become President?
To the other Unknown, I like the cut of your jib. Keep up the good work fellow Unknown! I can't wait to see that Newsweek cover, lol.
Trump is a lazy boy.
Trump was down to 33% in the latest Quinnipiac poll.
Percentage of Americans who believe Fake News...
Unknown
So, at what level does it need to reach in order for Hillary! to become President?
Oh, I get it! You mean, Admiral Trump can drunkenly run the ship of state aground or into an iceberg, just as long as it means Hillary still didn't win in November.
You Trumpetinos are so patriotic - NOT!
Fat, lazy and uninvolved is no way to go through a presidency.
Latest favorable/unfavorable Trump ratings.
Has anyone ever accused Scarborough of knowing how to write properly???
The fakest news I ever remember was when Trump's favorite conspiracy peddler, Alex Jones, said that an Idaho-based Chobani yogurt factory was spreading tuberculosis via undocumented workers, and then got his ass sued.
Second fakest news I ever remember was when Baghdad Bob Sean Spicer bellowed that Trump's inaugural crowd broke all attendance records, period.
Well, TTR: If fat and lazy and uninvolved are the criteria, we all know that Hillary needs to be loaded into vans because of too much vodka or otherwise. And, well, she does fill out a pantsuit. Very filled out.
Considering her campaign and the too lazy to go to Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania bit:
Exactly who is fat, lazy, and uninvolved?
--Vance
Trump's just using this POTUS thing as a trial run to practice for the real deal: President of the Mar-a-Lago Board of Redliners, Slumlords and Cabana House Maintenance Inspectors.
It's good to be a troll.
Exactly who is fat, lazy, and uninvolved?
--Vance
$25 million charged to the taxpayer and 7 out of 13 weekends at Mar a Lago.
No one disputes President Axis II Cluster B's burning desire for the title. It's the job he didn't want.
You can't have the title without the job. Even if he did burn and yearn for the former worse than a herpes infection.
This is the man who said that his STD experience was like his own, personal Vietnam. Because an imagined bone spur in a foot he can't remember was used as his excuse to not serve.
Trump sees being president as a sinecure.
Ritmo thread. See ya.
Oh Michael K. You were contributing so much! You will be missed.
Maybe a commemorative plaque can be erected in honor of Michael K's absolutely amazing 3:30 PM comment.
It was earth-shattering, that personal blather of his about listening to a car radio. Almost as as touching as Einstein's discoveries and Michael K's personal memories of his affectionate wet-nursemaid combined!
This is a red letter day. Mark it down: August 4th, 2017. The day that nursemaid's boy related four sentences about what he heard on the car radio.
This blog waits for your every comment with the anticipation that met the signers of the Declaration of Independence, Michael K. You really are just that important. Every word that comes out of your mouth should be molded into gold lettering. And polished regularly.
The Toothless Revolutionary said...
Trump sees being president as a sinecure.
That's just stupid.
There are a wide variety of things that Trump has accomplished. One of the big ones is that those polls you people fluff yourselves on are obviously meaningless and the sentient part of the country laughs at them. The media never shows the polls about how many people believe them anymore.
Another is that Trump has outed the GOPe uniparty traitors. They voted for 6 years to repeal Obamacare and when they had their chance? Hard to describe how cowardly and shitty the republican party is.
Mostly though we all see Trump trying to take the government boot off our necks. He is eliminating regulations that were never voted on daily.
Yesterday the senate confirmed 72 Trump appointees which is more than they have confirmed since he was inaugurated. That means at most Trump has 140ish of his people in position. We know who is slowing shit down in DC.
You don't hear a single thing about collusion anymore either. Looks like the Stalinist investigation has moved on into investigation of Trump's entire business history. They will find a crime somewhere right? I predict that if Mueller finds another Scooter Libby to lynch Trump will pardon him and tell Mueller to get F'd.
There are a wide variety of things that Trump has accomplished.
You mean, like five bankruptcies? Yes, that's certainly an uncommon accomplishment.
Or maybe you mean his record number of vacation days as president. True, not many presidents get to accomplish that, either.
Perhaps you were thinking of something along the legislative front, where he got that awesome ACA-repeal, the one he staked his career on, the one he got his Republicronies to labor on in secret - without any female or Democratic senators to craft - to FAIL! Well, I can certainly see that as an accomplishment of sorts.
How about how he said he was going to turn out country into thugistan Russia's biggest, bestest friend ever in the whole world. And then acted so suspiciously and weirdly and secretively about his personal reasons for that that his own Senate, with 53 Republicans, voted 98-0 to sanction his Siberian benefactors anyway.
Trump has filled fewer posts and positions than anyone else mostly because he can't figure out whom to appoint. After all, it's not easy to get someone to work for a guy who can't delegate, can't trust, and pits every one of his "underlings" against each other - to his own constant, personal amusement.
Oh well. He can always appoint his trusty, trust-fund-suckling son-in law to another post that he's just as unqualified for as all the others.
McCain isn't cowardly. He's a dying man who doesn't like to see others die. Braver guy than anyone you know, that's for sure. Murkowski wins write-in ballots after losing Republican primaries - something a chump like Trump could never do. That takes independence. With this independence they outwardly and most Republicans admit privately that they know their states will fall apart from repealing the ACA. It's irresponsible rhetorical bullcrap to price a tenth of your Americans out of the healthcare insurance market. Only a pyromaniacal psychopath or someone who doesn't have to run a state would go along with something so dumb and destructive.
The rest of your rhetoric is just as off-topic as usual. But demagoguing takes practice, I understand.
Is Ritmo the most stupid Lefty on the planet?
Nah. There are many more at home like him and many more, more stupid and crazy.
"many more, more stupid and crazy."
Prove it.
Prove it.
Alex Jones will prove it. He proves everything you entitled nursemaid sucklers want to believe.
There has never been a commenter more afraid of his inability to control others' speech than Michael K. Ever.
Illegal immigration is now down 70%( the lowest in 17 years)
Consumer confidence highest since 2000 at index125.6
Pulled out of Paris accord
Stock market at historical high
Sent progressives into especially wrought state
Taught some, few, progs the difference between entity and personal bk.
President Trump's poll number November 3, 2020: > 50%. Mark it.
The Godfather said...
"I would like to identify a list of say 5-10 things that Trump has accomplished in his very brief administration that reasonable people would have to agree are positive, whether or not they specifically support them. For example, I might cite agreeing to sell anti-missile missiles to Poland."
- Missiles to Poland is a good one
- Also, missiles to Romania
- LNG to Poland -- His speech in Poland was timed to coincide with the first deliveries. And undercutting Putin's ability to blackmail eastern Europe with his gas pipelines is a really good thing.
- Keystone Pipeline
- North Dakota pipeline
- Gorsuch to the Supreme Court
- Exiting TPP
- Exiting Paris Climate Accord
- Historic number of Congressional Review Act regulatory repeals passed by both houses of Congress and signed into law
- VA reform (including a signed law)
- Dow in record territory
- Lowest unemployment in 16 years (and labor participation rate starting to creep up. maybe)
If that's not enough, American Digest came up with a list of 220 accomplishments:
http://americandigest.org/wp/220-maga-things-trump-work-first-six-months/
Meanwhile, Hillary's poll numbers are at an all time high -- which is to say: well below Trump's.
Virtually no one now wishes Hillary were now president instead of Trump. No one.
EDH asks: In other words, "will you go with Scarborough there"?
O say, are you going with Scarborough there
Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme...?
Virtually no one now wishes Hillary were now president instead of Trump. No one.)
Really? Have you forgotten who won the popular vote? As for Trump's popularity, even your wife, who defends him fiercely, is still too ashamed to admit she voted for him
Virtually no one now wishes Hillary were now president instead of Trump. No one.
Good. A few more irrelevant (and untrue) weaksauce defenses like this and you'll get the completely ineffectual President Penice. I mean, President Pence.
It's basically an admission that his record can't be defended, at least legally. But we do have Wall Street Michael here to assure us that Trump is a good corporate polluter and raising consumer confidence to a level not seen since we got the housing bubble started.
He'll be ok when it all crashes so don't you worry your pretty little heads over it.
A lawyer, a spy, a mob boss, and a money launder walk into a bar.
At least Hillary wasn't stupid.
I can't wait to see the Trump Crime Syndicate come crashing down.
Freder Frederson said...
Really? Have you forgotten who won the popular vote? As for Trump's popularity, even your wife, who defends him fiercely, is still too ashamed to admit she voted for him
And Trump will win because she will be too ashamed to admit she voted for him again.
Trump is going to win in 2020 and all of the "polls" will e wrong again. He will get more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016. Nevada will flip after the voter rolls are cleaned up and illegals are purged.
The real losers? The GOPe. They have their chance and everyone knows they are blowing it. They are going to get crushed in the primaries.
"Trump is going to win in 2020"
I doubt it. He'll either be in jail, or impeached, or both by then.
Funny how the Senate made sure they locked in 9 pro-forma sessions to block Trump from making any recess appointments. Trump lost any allies he may have once had in Congress.
"Have you forgotten who won the popular vote? "
Hillary is president of California. No problem.
They deserve here. Now that I am gone, anyway,
She lost the rest of the country in popular vote by 2 million.
I doubt it. He'll either be in jail, or impeached, or both by then.
Because he's a big fat poopie-head, and everybody I know hates him. So there.
"Trump lost any allies he may have once had in Congress."
They may regret it.
Sorry to have violated my rule.
Someone appears to be upset that consumer confidence is at record levels. He sees that as a bad sign. Like most prognosticators of the armchair sort he predicts the down from the ups. One of our commenters crowed shortly after the election that the Dow would never see 20000 again after it dipped one Friday afternoon. LOL. See also Paul Enron Krugman's prediction on the morning after the Trump win for the pro version.
Look, I would be in a bad mood too if I was constantly wrong, but I can tell you I wouldn't go into a rage on the internet about it.
And Joe S should probably move back to the redneck riviera where he grew up. You can take the boy out of the.....
Unknown said: "Actually, they are Newsweek's arguments ...."
When you quote a Newsweek headline without a contrary word, it becomes your argument.
Unknown also said: "The Newsweek cover will be seen all over the US by the 64% who do not approve of Trump and they will laugh-out-loud because it is true."
I travel for a living and I must tell you I haven't seen a Newsweek cover in years. Where might I find one of these relics?
Hillary is president of California. No problem.
That would be fine. Whatever happened the the proposed secession? Many of us were hoping....
"Is that like a real poncho or a Sears Poncho?"
Hey, Seesco, it's me!!
Someone appears to be upset that consumer confidence is at record levels. He sees that as a bad sign. Like most prognosticators of the armchair sort he predicts the down from the ups. One of our commenters crowed shortly after the election that the Dow would never see 20000 again after it dipped one Friday afternoon. LOL. See also Paul Enron Krugman's prediction on the morning after the Trump win for the pro version.
Look, I would be in a bad mood too if I was constantly wrong, but I can tell you I wouldn't go into a rage on the internet about it.
And Joe S should probably move back to the redneck riviera where he grew up. You can take the boy out of the.....
Will Wall Street bail him out of jail, too? Maybe Wall Street can pay for his legal defense. It might take more than he has. He does like to go "big," after all. Too bad the level of compromised legality and outright criminality to which he's taken the office is just as big as his own fattened ego.
Keep inflating that bubble, Mikey. With no improvements to our physical and social infrastructure, it's a bunch of the same hot air as all the other bubbles. Probably not as bad, but you can always hope for a Dodd-Frank repeal.
"A lawyer, a spy, a mob boss, and a money launder walk into a bar."
And a Pakistani IT guy
Let's review an electoral gem from Newsweek -- published three weeks before the presidential election:
"If the election were held this week, the project estimates that Clinton's odds of securing the 270 Electoral College votes needed to win the presidency at more than 95 percent, and by a margin of 118 Electoral College votes."
But wait -- there's more!
"For the Trump campaign there are a handful of states the Republican candidate must win if he is to cobble together enough states to win the White House. Among them is Florida, but numerous recent visits to the Sunshine State by Trump and his vice-presidential running mate Mike Pence did little to dent Clinton’s advantage in the contest for the state’s 29 Electoral College votes. She leads by 6 percentage points, about the same lead she enjoyed last week."
With no path to 270, it's gonna be an early night for Trump.
With no path to 270, it's gonna be an early night for Trump.
And wasn't that the best night ever??? My face was sore from so much grinning!
"Let's review an electoral gem from Newsweek -- published three weeks before the presidential election"
Ew. Let's not. Some on here labor under the assumption that us anti Trumpers relished the thought of a head to head with Hillary and that all was coming up roses. Wrong.
I gained about nine pounds from the schadenfreude lasagna, mockturtle!
"And a Pakistani IT guy "
Bartender says "Wasser you men having?"
"I must tell you I haven't seen a Newsweek cover in years."
You can buy it for a dollar. Not a copy. The magazine.
Foxconn is going to build a factory in Wisconsin. This will absolutely revolutionize the economic situation in Wisconsin. Plus it will put Wisconsin in touch with the techniques of global manufacturing as it is done these days which is something American workers need to know. Walker and Reince Priebus and the Wisconsin legislature created a business friendly atmosphere unlike that just south of the border. That's the reason Foxconn chose Wisconsin. But no businesses thought of bringing global manufacturing to the US until Trump made it one of his priorities. And low energy prices which are a result of several Trump moves such as supporting fracking, authorizing pipelines, encouraging coal mining are a good business reason to move manufacturing to the US. The Wisconsin left is of course opposing Foxconn and has suggested building up the cannabis industry or distributing iPhones for free instead of making Wisconsin part of global manufacturing.
IT guy says "I know nothink! I see nothink"
President Trump's poll number November 3, 2020: > 50%. Mark it.
It looks like you've failed to account for the Inverse hyperbolic functions that kick in when a the combined elements of blather,bunkum,claptrap,poppycock,codswallop and flapdoodle reach critical mass. There is no known cure.
Make Americanisms Great Again!
"The Wisconsin left is of course opposing Foxconn and has suggested building up the cannabis industry..."
It's getting harder to tell truth from satire.
Unknown said: "The Newsweek cover will be seen all over the US by the 64% who do not approve of Trump and they will laugh-out-loud because it is true."
Per Wiki: "According to a 2015 column in the NY Post, Newsweek's circulation had fallen to "just over 100,000" with staff at that time numbering "about 60 editorial staffers," up from a low of "less than 30 editorial staffers" in 2013, but with announced plans then to grow the number to "close to 100 in the next year."
Gosh someone is always in a nasty mood on the edge of the weekend. Troubling. Very troubling to be right about everything and yet reality not cooperating. But the weekend rage is odd. Troubling.
when a the combined elements of blather,bunkum,claptrap,poppycock,codswallop and flapdoodle reach critical mass
You mean like November 8, 2016 ?
I look forward to voting for Ivanka in 2024.
No matter how bad Trump and the (R) congress is, can you imagine how fucked up this country would be with POTUS Hillary?
We'd be looking at SCOTUS Chief Justice Kagan or Ginsberg.
McCain would be happy as a pig in shit, since we'd have Amnesty for illegals & open borders. TTP would've passed and fucked over American workers - which would make Lindseed Graham cracker delirious. In fact, he probably would've given jOhn Mccain a blow-job out of shear happiness.
Meanwhile, Mich McConnell and Ryan would be saying we couldn't stop Hillary from doing anything 'cause y'know she controls the Presidency.
And Bill kristol and national review would be happy as hell - because Hillary "the real conservative" won.
Its amazing the bullet we dodged.
The USA is just running on fumes. Trump may stop the decline for a couple years but its descent into a 3rd world Brazil like status seems inevitable.
On one hand, you got the well-meaning but dumb - conservatives. On the other side, you got the RINO - anything for a buck$$$ types -and the liberal "Fuck America clowns.
The future of the USA is Al Franken and Paul Ryan.
Glad I'm over 50.
Mac McConnell said...
I look forward to voting for Ivanka in 2024.
She will be on the short list for Kid Rock's running mates.
The only thing with a Scarborough in it that I like is-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEhAXQ5QQzs
important comma
Althouse: You sly one, you.
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