Every time I hear a politician bemoan the impact of a scandal on the "trust in politics itself", I don't know whether to laugh or cry. The arrogance or naivity to assume that the public has even the merest vestige of trust in politics - *POLITICS* - is astounding. It's defined by lies.

Trump will cite Ukraine and Zelenskyy not holding elections during a conflict and cancel the midterms.

Wired did a "Tech Support" video about dictators back in March. Narcissism and insecurity are core dictator traits.

If we're striving for true equality with male leadership, there should be ZERO trust in female leadership.

Easy. I can knock off three Mr Men books a week if I really lock in.

"They.....got.....here.....first"

Nepo-kids are a real thing. They are as terrible as you might imagine. In most cases, you need family money. Hamilton's story is a rare one. The amount of work he - and his father - did was extraordinary.

It's ALWAYS projection.

Little kids doing things politicians are too cowardly to do themselves.

"Between coded dispatches, espionage, and battlefield maneuvers, their mistrust evolves into a formidable alliance—proving that love, like war, demands both courage and precision."

Tom Clancy's Pride and Prejudice - "Elizabeth Bennet, a sharp-witted intelligence analyst in Regency-era Britain, uncovers a covert French infiltration threatening the Crown. Mr. Darcy, a high-ranking but aloof intelligence officer, clashes with her over strategy, pride, and operational protocol."

They there for Car Week too?