Sunday, May 30, 2021

What's New

First, The Bad News

May 30, 2021

You know it’s bad news when it deals with Ted Cruz. In the latest of countless efforts to further tarnish his image, Texas twit Ted Cruz who never served anyone but himself, let alone the military, retweeted a Russian military propaganda video as part of his effort to denigrate the diversity of what Cruz decried as the “woke, emasculated” U.S. military. It is unknown whether Red Ted launched his tweet from Cancun or while cowering in his basement full of canned goods and adult diapers.


Cruz and Abbott: Scum and Dumber

Not to be outdumb, the brain-dead governor of Cruz’s home state of Texas, Greg Abbott is poised to sign a bill making it legal to carry a handgun in the Lone Braincell State without a permit, registration or any training whatsoever. Unsurprisingly, Texas wants to make it easier to shoot people for any or no reason than to exercise the right to vote. Texas Republicans are calling it a “constitutional carry” law; others are calling it “carry-to-kill” law. What could possibly go right?

In better news…

In a stunning and wholly unexpected move, yoga will no longer be outlawed in Alabama schools after being banned for 27 years – along with meditation. However, just to play it safe, only English names for poses may be spoken, and uttering the word Namaste ist verboten. There is no truth to the rumor that Republicans supported the change because they were desperate to learn how to to become limber enough to pull their heads out of their asses. It remains unclear if cogent thought and sensibility were officially banned or simply deemed unnecessary by the bulk of Alabama’s populace, and whether these also are poised to make a comeback in the Cotton State. Just so we’re clear, yoga and meditation were outlawed but public displays of Confederate affection were the order of the day.


Trae Crowder, Liberal Redneck - Confederate Memorial Day

In even better news…

The professional racist formerly known as senator, and darling of the Christian Right Rick Santorum has finally been fired by CNN after one too many ignorant, racist remarks, this time against this land’s original inhabitants, who the Frothy One described as essentially worthless before the arrival the giant, deadly parasites known as Europeans (who just happen to be the ancestors of the deadly traitors who defiled the Capital on January 6th; go figure). And I quote, “We birthed a nation from nothing. I mean, there was nothing here. I mean, yes, we have Native Americans, but candidly, there isn’t much Native American culture in American culture.”

In the best news…

The Washington Post reports that Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance has convened a special grand jury to determine whether or not the Orange Gas Cloud and/or any or all of his fellow criminals should be indicted. Vance has been investigating Turmp for more than two years, and it is believed that he would not convene a grand jury without having a high degree of confidence in his ability to ultimately obtain a conviction.


In prison, no one can hear you tweet

For his part, Turmp emitted his usual lie-encrusted denial of any wrongdoing, which is amusing since everyone knows that wrongdoing has been his life-long default setting. You may want to stock up on popcorn.

I. Mangrey, with a side of hopeful. 

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