Belle of the Ranch tells us about more smoke and mirrors from the Tangerine Toddler on the economy...looks like Kevin (“Human Capital Stock”) Hassett is trying to stick Congress now with this $1776 check business, which (as we likely know) was based on funding already approved for vet housing by our federal legislature (here)...oh, but Tim Burchett thinks we should be allowed to take a tax deduction for those stinking tariffs (which likely wouldn’t be much), and when Rojo The Clown actually makes sense on the numbers, you KNOW we’re “through the looking glass”...and one of the reasons why I don’t think we’ll see a “tariff rebate” is the very reason she states here; namely, because it would be a stimulus, which would be a de facto acknowledgment that our economy is screwed...
...and Brittany Page, sitting in for Jesse Dollemore, reacts to CBS “News” under Bari Weiss deciding to pull the CECOT report from “60 Minutes”... pretty damn plain that this is the new CBS ownership putting its thumb on the scale to make sure the Gropenfuhrer doesn’t look any worse than he does already (here)...Weiss is doing exactly what David Ellison put her in place to do, and that is to trash anything whatsoever that could possibly cast Cheetoh Hitler in a negative light (oh, and isn’t it just too precious that Weiss told the people involved with the CECOT report to call Pee Wee German for approval?)...
...and Farron Cousins brings us the story of Larry Bushart, a retired cop in Perry County, TN who was jailed for 37 days over a meme pertaining to the murder of Charlie Kirk – that in and of itself is ridiculous, but the $2 million bond is the cherry on the icing of this sh*t sundae...to be fair, if law enforcement told me to take down a post or not share a meme, I would have been PO’ed but I would have complied, and Bushart didn’t do that (here)...I'm glad Bushart sued, though, because I definitely think he has a case...
...well, despite it all, it isn’t too late to get into the holiday spirit, and hopefully this will help that along...
...and just to make sure, here are more seasonal selections as we wind our way down the list.
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