And While We’re on the Subject . . . . 0
Mangy comments at the Youtube page:
Mangy Fetlocks is not afraid to admit that Wisconsin’s senior Senator, Ron Johnson, is remarkable in many ways. He is remarkably dull, remarkably dense, and is remarkably lacking in transparency. After engaging in the insurrection for “only a few minutes”, he’s remarkably unashamed of backing Trump and The Big Lie. Among his brilliant plans for Wisconsinites (and all American retirees) is to put Social Security up for a vote each year, knowing that, since he is rich and will be on a very plush Senate retirement plan, he needn’t give a damn about how other retirees live. (if they live at all.)
The Plane Truth 0
Sam and his crew discuss Republicans’ plan to condemn old persons to penury gut social security.
Aside:
I know more than one person whose only income is social security. If Republicans take that away, they will have nothing.
Then will come Republicans complaining about the growth in the homeless population.
Oh, yeah, I understand that, if you want to meet a Republican, just hang out at the intersection of Greed and Cruelty. You won’t have a long wait.
“Pay Attention to the Man behind the Curtain” 0
Also, pay attention to the company he keeps.
Facebook Frolics 0
Merchants of hate who frolic on Facebook.
Honest to Betsy, Facebook is where all the cess goes to pool.
Both Sides Don’t 0
Michael in Norfolk calls out the cowardly bothsiderism of our political–er–journalists. A snippet (emphasis added):
The Big Lie Liars 0
Arizona Attorney-General admits that the claims that Democrats stole the 2020 presidential election are, to use his term, a “grift.”
Via C&L, which has commentary.
Facebook Frolics 0
SeattlePI reports on yet more metastasized frolics. Here’s the lede:
That’s pocket change to the Zuckerborg.
A Hallowe’en Story: Trial by Ordeal 0
Not far from where I sit is a street named Witchduck Road, which ends at Witchduck Bay.
In my local rag, William Huber writes about the witch who was ducked.
The Long View 0
Methinks that the writer of a letter to the editor of the Cleveland Plain-Dealer makes a good point.
One Thing Is Not Like the Other Thing 0

Fetterman has a little trouble speaking from time to time.
He does not have trouble thinking.
Via Job’s Anger.









