1. Who Was The Best Hannibal Lecter?
2. Bow Unto Me, J.D.
3. I Demonize Migrants (Extended Version)
4. Should I Take My Bandage Off?
5. With God On Our Side (Bob Dylan cover)
6. My Latest Definition of Unity
7. I’m Scared of Debating Kamala
8. Your Favorite Felon
only so many times I can:
be gaslighted
listen to Lee Greenwood
hear Duped By the Left testimony
watch a Teamster president believe he’s winning minds
witness Donald Trump’s ear bandage
tolerate Chris Wallace going gaga for Trump
endure fake assurance that extremists aren’t extreme
don’t try to pin this on Me
you, presenting as Samson
proclaiming only you can beat Trump
boasting no one can take me out
except the Lord Almighty
>
there are billions of souls needing help and refuge
I’m not coming to Earth to reward your vanity
by making a case for Kamala over you
use your common sense
it’s what I gave you at birth
George Stephanopoulos: And if you stay in and Trump is elected and everything you're warning about comes to pass, how will you feel in January?
Joe Biden: I'll feel, as long as I gave it my all, and I did as good a job as I know I can do, that's what this is about.
CNN said no on-camera fact checking apparently because if facts were checked on-camera and one candidate had more wrong facts and/or outright lies than the other then pointing this out via on-camera chyrons would have indicated bias and CNN in the Zaslav era cannot indicate bias at all whatsoever.
And this is how democracy dies.
Behind your curtain
was a paperback copy of MACBETH
resting on a wooden stool
and a black cat named Monet
who, after minutes of contemplation,
jumped on top of the stool
how beautiful, I thought
nothing like this in my hometown
>
You used to bless me with teenage smiles
then the smiles stopped justlikethat
and everything I did got on your nerves
so I closed my curtain
and never again stepped out for encores
>
Over two decades later,
I visited a restored home
in West Los Angeles
the owner had a living room curtain
pulled open to reveal a picture window
displaying a view of a flower garden,
a swimming pool,
and a charming guest house
>
It’s the kind of sight
you would have loved
in the year
when we were both fifteen
From THE WASHINGTON POST:
Trump’s aura of invincibility has never been earned. He was impeached more times than any other president in U.S. history. He presided over the worst string of GOP electoral losses in many decades. He lost reelection after only a single term, which he won only after losing the popular vote. He has never once commanded majority support in this country. He had already been losing in court already—he’s been nailed for sexually assaulting E. Jean Carroll, and his company was found to have systematically lied about its worth—even though he enjoys the priciest legal representation, funded partly by donor money that he fleeced from his own party, another privilege that pretty much no other defendant has enjoyed, ever.
And now, after Trump and his elite enablers attempted mightily to wreck the whole system to keep him beyond accountability at all costs—an effort that for a time looked like it just might succeed—a jury of ordinary Americans heroically stood up and said: No.
