In this article, farmers who overwhelmingly supported Trump discussed how they were devastated by the 2018 tariffs and worry about his new threats and budget cuts. Not one citation of a Trump policy that benefitted them. But oh, how they hate pronouns. www.washingtonpost.com/business/202...

What coastal liberal elites don’t understand is Trump and Republicans delivered and **did right by** farmers, promising them white supremacy and trans bigotry, and freeing them from the empty, shameless pandering they suffered under Biden and Democrats.

The red belt from the ‘80s? If so, somewhere Tully Blanchard and Arn Anderson shared a Horseman grin.

And the damage this particular cohort did was substantial, which is why I’m going to take a pass when they bark orders to the Democratic Party.

You can safely bet the mortgage there will be variations of this quote in the next four years.

I have no doubt this will happen. None.

Perennially reliable whenever you’re in a Christmas dinner pinch …

Jump back, what’s that sound?
Here he comes, full blast and top down
Hot shoe, burning down the avenue
Model citizen, with zero discipline

And it was the inevitable result.

“Lighting too many fires to put out” was in an actual headline about the world a defeated U.S. president aimed to leave his successor. Republican-fawning media jackals thought it was super savvy, while the other institutions and America as a whole … just shrugged. The mind reels.

“Alters.”

Happy four-year anniversary to the tweet that encapsulates Fox News and the no-shame, no-standards, no-responsibility American conservative movement: In full faux rage, Sean Hannity, in a segment accusing other media of “malpractice,” says he does not vet the content on his show.