We’re done here. Right?

Find someone who looks at you the way Donald Trump looks at politicians convicted or accused of corruption.

Take the Rod Blagojevich pardon, for example. www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddo...

NEW: Over 100 Jewish organizations just released a statement ringing the alarm bell over the Trump admin’s attacks on democratic norms & values.

We know where this leads, for Jews & others. I’m proud @thejcpa.bsky.social brought together this broad coalition. jewishpublicaffairs.org/news/major-j...

pay. attention. 👏

Do you think they got the message?

Nailed it.

What kind of an absolute idiot would vote for their cost-of-living to go up, their Social Security to go down, and for their insurance to stop covering pre-existing conditions?

The day America decided to ignore Jared Kushner's $2 billion from the Saudis, and put an insurrection-inciting convicted felon back in the White House, is the day I stopped giving a shit about any "moral high ground."

I hope President Biden takes his "presidential immunity" out for a fucking spin.

By a slim margin, there’s still satire to be had.

The living crap, indeed.

Amid all this parsing of Trump’s intentions, a crucial fact about his new move is getting lost: At the center of it is a lie.

newrepublic.com/article/1888...

😂😂 “Out of what seems to be the endless parade of whackadoos, smackbrains, rockheads, fanatics, lunatics, and general shit-for-brains …none have been more ridiculous than ‘Doctor’ Sebastian Gorka.”

Well this seems bad.

So you’re saying there’s a pattern…

The words “fascist” and “authoritarian” are used often to describe Donald Trump and his minions, and rightfully so. But what do those terms really mean in practice? Today, Jay Kuo uses the work of Professor Ruth Ben-Ghiat to contextualize Trump's brand of fascism.

Something to put you in a good mood: www.borowitzreport.com/p/youre-not-...

Well, this gets it exactly right, doesn’t it?