Absolutely.

I read the other day, not sure if it’s true, that she and Bill are going to attend the start of Tribute aka the Inauguration. I hope to Baby Jesus, Buddha, and Goddess Meryl that Hilary gets a standing ovation when she walks down the stairs at the Capitol. Or at least bigger cheers that Benedict Donald. Because…

Maybe he and Taylor were made for each other, after all.

I saw that in NYT, and said, “Of course it’s 666 Fifth Ave. Where else would it be?” And then said for the upteenth time that Facebook needs an eye roll emoji for it’s new ‘likes’ buttons.

He’ll be back on within a week and/or hired by Trump. White rich boys with no decency stick with one another.

Given McConnell’s wife is Elaine Chao, soon to be Labor Secretary, there’s no doubt Trump has input. McConnell is literally in bed with Administration officials.

There are 666 days until Election Day 2018, the midterms. (Yes, I sighed when I saw 666. Everything related to Drumpf is devilish.) We all need to support candidates who can change the balance in the House & Senate and get these numbskulls out. They hurt our country and make a mockery of democracy.

Yeah. Not a fun time these days. :(

Yeah. Not a fun time these days. :(

That skill will serve her well in the next four years. ;)

That skill will serve her well in the next four years. ;)

I hope it’s a relative of Finegood’s just for shits and giggles.

2016 is the Donald Trump of years. “You think that thing I said/did yesterday is bad? Watch what else I say/do today.” Sad!

It will be a badge of honor to be on that watch list in the next four years.

Reports say it was a bag of toys. Which means Fisher Price, Legos, and Toys R Us can expect a “Sad!” tweet in the next hour.

This is a brilliant idea.

Dammit Bob, I said white power not powder.

Yeah, I had no idea either. Seems a bit unnecessary but so does so much else about this year.

I was going to write something profound, but the ad on an article about Commander-in-Cheeto was too distracting. These ad algorithms are getting good.

That chart is very white.

It’s the lesser known follow up to Sheila E’s “The Glamorous Life.”