Well, maybe it's more than just that, but good lord.
Grow up.
People drunk on power will often reveal who they are, and it's not a pleasant sight.
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Well, maybe it's more than just that, but good lord.
Grow up.
People drunk on power will often reveal who they are, and it's not a pleasant sight.
Sucks he's not been drummed into total irrelevance...
I wouldn't want to know him, or be a neighbor, or have to listen to him, or anything.
Creep.
And a coward.
Fade away and radiate.
Gift link if you haven't seen it yet, and yeah, add me to those in agreement.
The degree to which MAGA attitudes -- and their predecessors (Tea Party/Contract With America, Reaganites, etc.) -- were internalized and normalized by the elite media, with a lot of help from the wingers--is significant and destructive.
But it's also generations in the making.
Rot runs deep.
Just depends on perspective, I guess, though would be nice if a constitutionally protected entity would step up from the one side, the other side, two sides, both sides, and especially "we report, you decide©" that rules their world, and earn the protection.
It's not just with economics, but that's one I also noticed. And while I won't scoff at people complaining, there was also plenty of opportunistic sniping, as evidenced by the remarkable turnaround.
Have a good weekend.
Thinking the model is government as reality television, which might be good for CBS (sarcasm), but my gut tells me actual reality might get significantly worse with a Keystone Kops Executive Branch.
Time to fasten my seatbelt, and maybe make sure my passport is up-to-date.
Meet the new AG designate.
Given everything else, might be apt that Butthead replaces Milquetoast Garland, who really went above and beyond in timid institutionalism, though insipid recklessness with a few show trials for good measure is more downward spiral than upgrade.
Welcome to the fun house.