OK, this one deserves all the outrage. Journalism profs and grizzled copy chiefs would tear you a new one for a headline like this.

Gee, local governments need more money to provide basic, essential services that constituents want. Where, oh where, could we possibly find that cash???

... aaaaand this:

Well, now the real fucking over starts. The post-truth mob rule means there won't be any pesky facts to disturb the don's lies. The economy? It's what he says it is. The weather? What he says it is. The law? What he says it is.

THIS! This right here is the ultimate betrayal of journalism by the DC bubble press. They can slip in a "4 Pinocchios" story in the bottom half of the home page and think they're doing their job. No. If this "fact check" is true, the job is a top hedline, "More Johnson Lies About Budget Bill."

Yes, please ruin my Memorial Day.

Whoa, way to miss the point BIG time! A gold star for you, a bona fide Little Lebowski Urban Achiever (and proud we are of all of them)!

Me, looking for all those Democrats who were supposed to be inspired by Corey Booker's filibuster.

NY Times -- once again -- takes Trump's bullshit as an obvious, proven fact. Yup, we're ripped-off in foreign trade, the Prez said so.

Here's a story from that era that ran in a local paper. Coverage like this was pretty sparse because big media DGAF about people losing their homes. (I could only get screen captures.)

Here's something to consider when thinking about recent US inflation problems. More than half the spending comes from the Top 10%. In other words, prices stay up because rich people can afford stuff, even if you can't.

The current home page of the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau:

News organizations are not, not, NOT getting it. Everywhere the reporting is, "Colombia backs down after Trump threats," which is wrong. If anything, Trump backed down. And no one has noted whether the threatened tariffs would have violated existing trade agreements with Colombia.

Squirrel!

The first time around, WaPo did a fine job of tracking all of Trump's lies. (How quaint. Pretty sure that won't happen again.) What we need is for some outlet to track Trump's crimes, probably crimes and conflicts of interest. I'm sure it won't be take more than a few terrabytes.

But somehow they're experts on vaccination, immigration, international trade and market economics. Go figure.

Dolly Parton followed me today! Thank you, Lord!

Is "fuck complete off" the answer? I think it's the answer. Definitely. Fuck completely off, please. (no need to lack manners)

Every male Dem in Congress needs to show up like this on Rep. McBride's first day.