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Well, this is weird
To continue the tale of Saturday and what we were talking about, it was my brother who first saw the news on his phone. “Trump’s been shot at a rally.” After the first vocalized wishes, we shrugged them off to … Continue reading
Posted in DOJ, Guns in the U.S. of A., Indicting Trump, Judiciary, political campaigns, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, voting and voting rights
Tagged classified documents, conspiracy theories, Judge Cannon, MAGA, Reichstag Fire, TAFKAT, Trump, Trump shot, Trump's ear
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Even sane, smart people seem to be going nuts
One. George interviews Biden Watching George Stephanopolous sententious interview of President Biden, I didn’t scream, I swear. But boy did I mutter. Gee, minutes before the program started, I was thinking, well, Stephanopolous is a fairly smart guy, this should … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Corruption, Culture, Government, Impeachment, Indicting Trump, Jan 6, Joe Biden and his people, Journalism, Judiciary, political campaigns, Politics, Propaganda, The Facts of Life, The god problem, Trumpism, voting and voting rights, War on women
Tagged Apollo Theater Hook, Biden ABC interview, Biden debate, Charles Koch, COVID, David Brooks, Elon Musk, George Stephanopolous, Hunter Biden, Jeff Bezos, Jill Biden, John Roberts, Matthew Walther, New York Times, Project 2025, Ross Douthat, Rupert Murdoch, Supreme Court, TAFKAT, The Washington Post, Twitter, US Constitution, X
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What is there to say? This
Today, the ultra-estimable Linda Greenhouse, once the Supreme Court reporter for the NYT, published a NYT opinion essay about a SCOTUS case concerning women’s emergency health needs and abortion in Idaho, a case which was surprisingly dismissed. No decision. Greenhouse … Continue reading
Posted in Human rights, Journalism, Judiciary, Law, suits and order, political campaigns, Politics, Pro choice, SCOTUS, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, voting and voting rights
Tagged Dobbs decision, Linda Greenhouse, New York Times, SCOTUS, Supreme Court decisions
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