Apparently, he thought we all did.

Speaking of The Court Jester, last month I rewatched The Inspector General (1949) and it is still really funny.

Everybody wants to be the next Andy Rooney. The problem is we never actually liked the first one.

Dax Shepard married Kristen Bell for the money.

It seemed pretty obvious that all he wanted was the adulation and the grift. The actual work bored him but then again, he’s always been like that.

I just Googled it for funsies and all you need is two years residence in NC. She’s got loads of time.

He doesn’t need to. They all gave in to him.

Maybe people need the “they’ve got blackmail on him” story because then they can believe he’s redeemable (he was pals with McCain, after all!) but the fact of the matter is he’s an opportunistic politician that realizes he has little personal charisma so he needs to latch on to one of the popular kids to get any…

The idea that Lara (or Ivanka in FL) would get to the Senate and be a participating member hard to swallow, to say the least. I imaging both would be highly disappointed that they wouldn’t just get to run the place on day one.

Yeah, I have relatives in Asheville. The idea that NC is going to turn blue is somewhat hilarious.

Why do we need to believe that someone has something on him? Is that easier to believe than that he is a completely awful person?

Everyone seems to like the “they must have something on Lindsey” story, maybe because it’s harder to believe he’s just a craven piece of shit that loves power.

Texas is proving that they can stand out their own right now.

This is exactly why Congress needs to pass legislation invoking the 14th Amendment and bar Trump from ever holding public office.

My hope is either his heart explodes or Alzheimer’s destroys the rest of his brain by 2024.

He says what everyone is thinking!

Like most cult leaders, their followers aren’t happy with substitutes 

Republicans held all three branches of government but the government was still the enemy. Go figure.

Remember those predictions that after the insurrection at the Capitol, that there would be a reckoning within the Republican Party, and that Donald Trump and Trumpism would be repudiated?

Did anyone think this was going to work? Seriously? The idea that seventeen out of fifty Republican Senators were going to choose country over party is insane.