Donald Trump Wishes You Would Pay Less Attention to Bombing Attempts, More Attention to Him

Trump suggests the bombs sent to Democrats and CNN were a false flag. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       The President Is Upset That Bombing Attempts Are Distracting From His Propaganda Campaign   The rolling assassination attempts against prominent critics of President Trump, as well as much of the senior leadership of the Democratic Party, continued on Friday. Authorities in New York and Florida found two additional pipe bombs. Surely it won't be long until we can safely characterize this as a campaign of domestic terrorism. And of course, we're about to jump into another news cycle where, inevitably, the president refuses to accept any responsibility for how his increasingly violent and apocalyptic rhetoric has contributed to the current atmosphere of a nation on the brink. Check that: he now appears to be suggesting the rolling assassination attempts against his political opponents are a false-flag election stunt by...someone. Read More           Robyn's New Album, Honey, Is More Than Just Great Pop Music   "I'm a human being," Robyn intones early on Honey, her excellent new album and first solo collection in eight years. That connection to flesh and bone has long been the Swedish pop star's super-power. Despite her mastery of technicolor synths and taut song construction—unwaveringly symmetrical choruses, classic house song grids—this fembot never totally abandoned the realm of Real Emotion for a cyborg-esque feelings vacuum. Her escapism never fully ignored reality. "Dancing On My Own," "Call Your Girlfriend," and "Hang With Me," three of the most influential pop releases of the century which all came via her 2010 Body Talk opus, each serve debilitating portions of woe, jealousy, hope, and despair along with their walloping Eurodisco. In some ways, Honey moves drastically further in each direction. Read More           Steve King Must Be Defeated at the Ballot Box as Soon as Possible. The American Republic Requires It.   Steve King is a Republican who's been in office for 16 years now. He also is as plainly a white supremacist as has ever fouled the House of Representatives. He long ago embraced out-and-out fascists. The government of the republic needs to be rid of Steve King as quickly as possible. His recent escapades include going to Europe to confer, converse, and otherwise hobnob with actual fascists who are distressingly coming to power there. And King, because he lacks the sensitivity of a hunting knife, found an interesting way to pay for his travel. Read More           A New Star Wars 9 Leak Promises a Rather Disgusting Scene Between Kylo Ren and Darth Vader   As we've learned from the new Star Wars movies, Kylo Ren really looks up to his dear grandpappy. The youngster is following in the old man's footsteps, ruling the galaxy as an authoritarian leader with an iron fist. He's building massive death machines and working tirelessly to kill his own family. And according to a new leak, Kylo Ren and Darth Vader will have a reunion of sorts in a vision in Star Wars 9. Read More           A Star Is Born   Beto O'Rourke in Texas has earned the national press attention that he now enjoys, but Andrew Gillum, if he wins in Florida, will be the biggest new Democratic political figure to come out of the 2018 midterm elections. From the days when he was polling third among the Democratic primary candidates, Gillum has become a star. His performance against the overmatched Ron DiSantis, who has spent his career in Congress doing everything except shining the president*'s shoes, has made Gillum into a YouTube celebrity and, also, has allowed Gillum to show other Democratic candidates how to make the Republican party's four-decade long slow dance with the remnants of American apartheid into a powerful weapon. Read More           The Best Last-Minute Halloween Costumes for Procrastinators   Last-minute Halloween costumes don't have to be completely lazy. Just work what you've already got in your closet, nail down a character or person, and rock it like you've been plotting the idea for months. Here are 15 ideas to get you started. Read More         Read More on Esquire.com       Follow Us     Unsubscribe  Privacy Notice   esquire.com ©2018 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019