I like to run but if you can run through 5 voting districts on any Saturday morning run I'd say something is badly amok.

Hope they enjoy their new homes in Argentina when the fiasco finally unravels.

The image of his power is derived from his lawlessness. It creates a shame-free world that his followers immerse themselves in so that they, too, can release their inner ids full of meanness to all who they see as "other" and therefore "lesser".

And quite in a sizable number of people will happily make themselves pawns simply in exchange for a promise of status, for the ability to shamelessly unleash the social id within to put down others to prop themselves up. It is the challenge of this moment.

From the people who claim censorship at every conceivable turn we now have an actual example of the government punishing people for their speech.

They crave power simply for the sake of abusing it. It is way of numbing out the reality of their own insignificance in a stupor of false status and childlike playground bravado.

It is a pattern of grabbing power simply for the sole reason of abusing it. This temporarily numbs the abuser to the reality of their own insignificance.

This is the greatest form of waste, fraud and abuse in our society...the irrational hyper-concentration of wealth in the hands of so few.

He's over analyzing this. And that has really defined his career. He's perpetually and achingly trying to hard to thread needles.

Imagine the joys of giving up universal health coverage and giving your health care administration over to RFK Jr's band of toe-sucking measle mongers.

And in more news, RFK announced that food is medicine as he scarfed down a cheeseburgers, fries and cokes with fitness guru Sean Hannity.

Gift is the main sacrament of the church of MAGA.

The greatest waste, fraud, and abuse in our economy is the irrationally massive over-concentration of our wealth and resources in the hands of so few who hoarde it.

Grift is apparently the most critical sacrament of the MAGA faith. It is revered with soullessness and ardent passion.

Why not just call it the Lincoln recession and get right to the point that we need to get back to the pre-civil war economic boom times.