Trump’s Stupidest Move Yet

It is plain that, in less than a year, we have entered the IDGAF period of the second Trump administration. In this period of time, the only relevant question is "How much?"

If you're having trouble viewing this email, view in browser What the hell happened in politics this week? Esquire's legendary blogger Charlie P. Pierce has answers  Trump Just Completed the Most Legally Indefensible and Politically Stupid Act of His Career It is plain that, in less than a year, we have entered the IDGAF period of the second Trump administration. In this period of time, the only relevant question is "How much?" Read More Due to His Nutty Recent Actions, Pete Hegseth Might Be the Next Republican Leader Thrown Under the Bus Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth may not have noticed, but other Very Important People in the employ of this administration have begun to flee his presence the way women used to in various Georgetown bistros. Read More Corporate Donors to the White House Ballroom Definitely Aren't Working on Government Deals Right Now The president's Gilded Palace of Sin has begun to draw some attention to its corporate backers and to the possible motivation behind their contributions to this tribute to architectural elephantiasis. Read More A Republican Representative Is Actually Holding Mike Johnson Accountable on This Obvious Issue As far as I'm concerned, Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna is a perfect example of the Republican party's unquenchable desire to populate the national legislature with walking parodies of actual legislators. She should be back in Florida, on hold in her car, waiting her turn on some wing-nut noise-fest or annoying a local school-board meeting. However, according to Politico, she is currently holding Speaker Moses's feet to the fire on an issue that shouldn't even be up for debate. Read More The GOP Needs to Drop Its 2020 Election Crusade Like Yesterday The snipes are running in Washington again, and the usual hunting parties are in pursuit. Representative Jim Jordan (R-Van Heusen) has subpoenaed former special counsel Jack Smith and, because Congressman Jordan has no real guts, has requested he appear in a closed session. Read More Follow Us Unsubscribe | Manage Preferences | Privacy Notice | CA Notice at Collection Esquire is a publication of Hearst Magazines. ©2025 Hearst Magazine Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. This email was sent by Hearst Magazines, 300 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019-3779 Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) About Me Unknown View my complete profile Blog Archive ▼  2025 (447) ▼  December (12) Does This Count as Cheating? The Netflix-Warner Bros. Merger Is Horrible News The Best Gifts Under $50 How to Wear Corduroy This Winter Trump’s Stupidest Move Yet The Secret Lives of Men Who Play Santa The Terror of ‘Black Tie Optional’ Why Whiskey Makers Spill Their Bourbon A New, New Low for Trump Inside the Insane 'Stranger Things' Endgame The Best New Restaurants in America, 2025 Cyber Monday Is Almost Over ►  November (46) ►  October (44) ►  September (39) ►  August (39) ►  July (39) ►  June (39) ►  May (39) ►  April (40) ►  March (42) ►  February (34) ►  January (34) ►  2024 (388) ►  December (31) ►  November (35) ►  October (37) ►  September (35) ►  August (33) ►  July (30) ►  June (31) ►  May (31) ►  April (31) ►  March (35) ►  February (29) ►  January (30) ►  2023 (387) ►  December (31) ►  November (31) ►  October (32) ►  September (30) ►  August (32) ►  July (33) ►  June (32) ►  May (34) ►  April (32) ►  March (34) ►  February (32) ►  January (34) ►  2022 (728) ►  December (43) ►  November (54) ►  October (66) ►  September (62) ►  August (67) ►  July (64) ►  June (64) ►  May (61) ►  April (61) ►  March (62) ►  February (59) ►  January (65) ►  2021 (709) ►  December (64) ►  November (68) ►  October (46) ►  September (45) ►  August (49) ►  July (61) ►  June (67) ►  May (62) ►  April (61) ►  March (65) ►  February (58) ►  January (63) ►  2020 (629) ►  December (65) ►  November (57) ►  October (40) ►  September (56) ►  August (64) ►  July (69) ►  June (69) ►  May (41) ►  April (37) ►  March (40) ►  February (41) ►  January (50) ►  2019 (822) ►  December (72) ►  November (68) ►  October (77) ►  September (71) ►  August (78) ►  July (73) ►  June (72) ►  May (71) ►  April (70) ►  March (79) ►  February (50) ►  January (41) ►  2018 (442) ►  December (37) ►  November (38) ►  October (39) ►  September (34) ►  August (36) ►  July (40) ►  June (35) ►  May (40) ►  April (35) ►  March (40) ►  February (32) ►  January (36) ►  2017 (309) ►  December (37) ►  November (40) ►  October (26) ►  September (6) ►  August (6) ►  July (6) ►  June (8) ►  May (6) ►  April (9) ►  March (32) ►  February (59) ►  January (74) ►  2016 (32) ►  December (32) Awesome Inc. theme. Powered by Blogger.