Trump gets whatever he wants because he will badger the fuck out of people, whining, threatening, complaining, yelling, and he simply wears people out. I grew up with someone like this, and and it’s upsetting, exhausting, and also horrific.

If you had to watch patients suffer needlessly because they thought it was fine to go eat at their favorite restaurants after objectively immoral politicians placed their perceived re-election chances ahead of the lives of their constituents, you would feel the same way.

She may not be the hero we wanted, but goddamn if she isn’t the one we needed.

Technically they don’t have to die, they just have to be incapacitated. I personally like the idea of Trump and Pence coming out of COVID-induced comas to find that they lost the election, Biden was inaugurated the day before, and by the way, the New York Attorney General would like to have a word with Mr. Trump.

So to recap this week in trump-o-sphere:

Thankfully, COVID-19 is only really dangerous for people over 70 who have underlying health conditions like obesity.

My wife is working as a teaching assistant at my kid’s elementary school working with third graders when they’re not with their teacher. They ALL had better mask discipline than the fucking White House. This is unnerving, but not surprising in the least.

I’m sure all our thoughts and prayers are with the coronavirus at this diffcult time.

I think a better title would be “The Grille Isn’t the Only Problem”

I am just going to say this but she should have retired in 2014 when the Dems still held the Senate and she knew she had end stage pancreatic cancer. She was an icon but that doesn’t mean she didn’t fuck us totally by not stepping down. 

My mom got upset when her parents gave me candy without asking her first. I can't imagine how she would have reacted to a revolver.

Or starts playing Violin! Watch out,,,,! Cute kids though. All of them.

An interesting world we live in, where a former waitress who works their way through college is elitist, and a second generation millionaire who lived in an actual tower of gold, is not.

An interesting world we live in, where a former waitress who works their way through college is elitist, and a second generation millionaire who lived in an actual tower of gold, is not.

Isn't the president calling for a boycott, like, against the law?

There are things I’m willing to pinch pennies over. Tires however are not one of them. Even if it means eating ramen for a month or so, knowing that aside from act of God that I can count on my tires to not go flat or worse, blow out when driving is worth the ‘Good lord that’s a lot of money!’ reaction.

It feels like using your political office to hurt a private company should be illegal or something, but a couple hundred years of “checks and balances” really boils down to, “We’d prefer you not do that but we aren’t going to do anything about it”.

My formative years were boiling rage and hatred for W Bush and the wars he waged on lies money and oil. I thought ‘no one could be this big an evil idiot fuck up’.