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Cake day: December 6th, 2023

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  • Of course he can, though it"s exceedingly unlikely that he will be, since it’s a process that would require integrity, courage and determination, all of which are virtually non-existent qualities in Washington today.

    Which is unfortunate too, since as I have cause to point out daily, the man is quite obviously a deranged lunatic.

    I really don’t think he’s ever been particularly attached to reality, but the combination of losing the 2020 election and stewing and lying for four years then lying his way to winning the 2024 election appears to have completely broken his mind. And the upshot of that is that the world in which he now lives and makes important decisions is not the real one - it’s entirely a product of his own warped perceptions, as filtered through an emotionally stunted mind that’s slaved to the task of protecting his grotesquely bloated and fragile ego and has completely lost any ability it might once have had to distinguish between reality and delusion.







  • It’s a bit late in the game for that isn’t it?

    I mean - she’s right, but the SC has already cast aside law, precedent and the Constitution at this point, and is ruling almost entirely based on opinion. Or maybe it would be more accurate to say, “preference.”

    In the book, set for publication on 9 September, Barrett asserted her belief that the June 2022 ruling that struck down abortion rights nationally “respected the choice” of Americans.

    Ah… so she’s not just contradicting the plain reality of the current SC, but her own statements.

    Or more precisely, just spewing whatever line of bullshit might serve her current purposes.

    Which is undoubtedly the reason she was nominated in the first place, and the exact thing she was expected to contribute.

    Helluva timeline we’re living in here…





  • Conservatives live in such a bizarre world.

    Trump is the ultimate example - firing and/or suing anybody who dares to present facts that contradict his preferred delusions - but he’s far from alone. It’s a nearly universal trait as far as I can tell. Pretty much without exception they cobble together some fanciful set of misconceptions, delusions and lies, then insist that anything that contradicts them is part of some sort of insanely vast conspiracy.

    No wonder they’re so prone to rage and hatred - that much cognitive dissonance has to be literally painful.



  • It’s cynically amusing that at this point Trump isn’t even doing any of the things his apologists pointed to.

    Supposedly it was okay if he had some personal ethics issues, because he was going to drive down prices and inflation, cut wasteful spending, balance the budget and keep the US out of foreign wars.

    And instead, he’s driving up prices and inflation, increasing wasteful spending, increasing the deficit by the greatest amount ever in history, and warmongering around the world. And his personal ethics issues have exploded into a veritable orgy of ridiculously brazen corruption.

    And the apologists just keep shambling along, leading a parade of morons who still can’t see it.