(And I actually saw a tweet from a well-meaning person I respect asking if we should forgive Trump...heh).
This video from MSNBC tells us about the “million moron march” last Saturday in D.C.- OK, so the election was rigged supposedly, but not where Republicans won...uh huh...
..and this TYT clip with Ana and Ben Dixon tells us that the Trump kids are apparently split on whether or not 45 should act like an adult at long last and acknowledge the reality that HE'S A LOSER (again, while I cede Ana’s point that Russia probably didn’t alter vote counts in the 2016 election...but since our auditing is so spotty overall, we never really will know, will we?...there was a hell of a lot that they did do with the Repugs to float garbage in social media, as well as prop up that fraud Jill Stein, so yeah, from that angle, the Dems were right to harp on it)...
...and David Doel tells us that the head of the NYC sergeants union is mad about AOC listening to her constituents (typical misogynist condescension from this a-hole Ed Mullins – more here...oh, and not that I would expect Fix Noise to be accurate in any way, but I didn’t actually hear the words “defund the police” from AOC herself, despite their “reporting”)...
...and this Meidas Touch ad really “brings the receipts” on incumbent Repug U.S. Senator Kelly Loeffler of Georgia (to help Raphael Warnock running against Loeffler in one of the 2 GA special elections, click here...shocking to agree with "wine Karen Pirro," but I guess that stopped clock realy is correct twice a day)...
...and Chris Hayes speaks here with Jon Ossoff, running against that chicken David Perdue in the other GA special election (and yeah, not to rain on Ossoff’s parade or anything – his point are all well made – but this runoff is happening also because the libertarian candidate in the race kept Perdue from getting to 50% of the vote...to help Ossoff, click here)...
...and speaking of Georgia, last Tuesday marked what would have been the 70th birthday of Ronnie Hammond of the Atlanta Rhythm Section.
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