Three years ago tomorrow, I very nervously gave this speech. I knew my career as a TV journalist was dunzo, cooked, filleted, kaput the morning I wrote it. (Thanks to Kat insisting I go for it anyway.)
The end is awfully prescient at this exact second, though. Big ups to Scott Pelley for fighting.
“Hey Mr. President, sir, your highness, the war has caused record gas prices, inflation, and uh…. A stalemate and our Allies don’t trust us. Oh ya we have an election in a few months and uh… not looking good”
POTUS: OUR REFLECTIVE POOL IS FIXED AND ITS TALLER THAN BUILDINGS
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The founding fathers feared "factions" (political parties). I read the following quote again today. It rings especially true when the de facto leader of one party just loves to spout vitriol about ... well, anyone, and much of the public loves to say evil things about "the other guys".
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"Unity is power; and when I reflect on the importance of it to the stability of all governments, I am astounded at the silly moves of persons and parties to foment discord in order to ride into power on the current of popular excitement." — Joseph Smith, Jr., from his 1844 political platform
Well, that's terrifying.
Ha. Ha ha ha ha ha ha <gasp> ha ha ha ha ha ha … Irony just died while dying.
Voter fraud claimed to be "happening on a massive scale yet impossible to detect."
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Today's cartoon by Nick Anderson.
"Ted Cruz would like America to know that he has finally identified the greatest threat facing Texas: insufficient masculinity..."
