What the hell happened in politics this week? Esquire's legendary blogger Charles P. Pierce has answers
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Rumors about Gabbard and her ties to Chris Butler’s bizarre precepts swirled around her during her time as a member of Congress, during her abortive presidential run in 2020, and throughout her erratic journey that ended up with her becoming this administration’s director of national intelligence.
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Try as it may, the administration’s ceaseless ruination of our country hasn’t dampened the joy that comes with hosting the world’s most boisterous sporting event.
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The president mysteriously fails to mention that all this alleged damage had to have been done underwater. So this is the very plausible scenario he is presenting against the likelihood that the people he hired to do this completely unnecessary job simply screwed the pooch the way no-bid cronies will.
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So, ultimately, the fairy tale about Haitians eating the dogs in Ohio—or at least the philosophy underlying this arrant bullshit—has prevailed before the highest court in the land.
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What’s the president’s priority instead? Passing his voter-suppressing SAVE Act to keep his cronies in power.
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