Wednesday, January 27, 2021
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Monday, January 25, 2021
Dick of the Week: Jeff Pyle
Nothing But Liars
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Let’s start with freshman North Carolina GOP Representative
Madison Cawthorn, who has a lot going for him, starting with being kinda hot.
But if you scratch the surface you find out he’s more than just the youngest
member of Congress in history, at age twenty-five, he’s also a rightwingnut,
insurrectionist, white supremacist. Oh, and he’s also a liar. In 2014, Cawthorn became disabled after a car crash left him
paralyzed from the waist down, and he claims that, at that time, he was a
successful business owner headed to the Naval Academy. Lie. In 2014, before the accident, he had already
been rejected from the Naval Academy, and his real-estate investment firm,
SPQR Holdings LLC has reported no income on its tax documents, and lists
Cawthorn as its sole employee. His only real work experience was
managing a Chick-fil-A and serving as a staff assistant in the congressional
offices of Mark Meadows—the last Chief of Staff of the former administration. Oh, and SPQR is an acronym for Senatus Populusque Romanus
[The Senate and People of Rome] a phrase used to describe the Roman state in
Republican and Imperial times, and also used as a favorite abbreviation of
white nationalists. Cawthorn also said he was in training for
the 2020 Paralympic Games, and hoped to compete in the 400-meter
dash at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo, but his hopes were dashed by his
worsening disability. Lie; there is zero evidence of such an opportunity or any
meaningful steps he'd taken to get there. Cawthorn attended Patrick Henry
College, a tiny Christian college in Virginia that doesn't offer a disabled
sports program, and other wheelchair athletes don't recall ever seeing him at
events. He lies … about everything, except for the time he posted photos to Instagram from a vacation visit to
the Eagle’s Nest, a Nazi retreat Hitler visited more than a dozen times. He
posted that the visit was on his “bucket list” and called “Führer,” a term of
reverence. Liar and white supremacist, and elected ReTHUGlican. And then there’s Tom Cotton, who, from the jump running for
political office, lied about his military service. He has claims to have been a
U.S. Army Ranger in Iraq and Afghanistan, and, in a campaign ad, said he
‘volunteered to be an Army Ranger.’ Fact? Cotton was never part of the 75th Ranger
Regiment, the elite unit that plans and conducts joint special
military operations as part of the U.S. Army Special Operations Command. Fact: he’s in office as a member of a political group that
says they fully support our military, but he lies about his own service. Liars … just like House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy who, on
January 13, said the former President was to blame for the insurrection at the
nation’s capitol, now says he never said that at, and he, in fact, blames
almost everyone else in this country for the attack, but not the former
president. Lastly, Colorado GOP Representative Lauren Boebert—who
espouses a pro-police, law-and-order message—has been arrested at least four
times over the past decade. And, to be fair, while the three arrests and one
court-ordered summons were for petty crimes—and in one case all charges were
dropped—Boebert’s record is unusually long for an elected official. Boebert’s first run-in with police was in 2010, after a
neighbor, Michele Soet, alleged that Boebert was harassing Soet and Soet’s
husband. The alleged harassment occurred in the days after Soet called police
because Boebert’s pit bulls were loose and threatening the life of her dogs. Boebert was arrested twice in 2015, first, Boebert was
detained after a verbal altercation with police at Country Jam, a music
festival near Grand Junction. Boebert, then 28,
shouted at people detained on suspicion of underage drinking, urging them to
flee from police, which caused the young drinkers to become unruly. She was
handcuffed for disorderly conduct, and tried to twist away from police,
shouting that her arrest was unconstitutional, that “she had friends at Fox News and that the arrest would be national news.” It only became national news after she was elected to
office. Her last case was when she was released from custody and
told to appear in court but missed her court date because, as she told a judge,
she forgot what day of the week it was. Elected to office, doesn’t know how to read a calendar? The judge rescheduled for later that year but Boebert again
was a no-show and gave no reason for her absence. Boebert was arrested for failure to appear, which also
landed her in jail a year later, and charged with careless driving and
operating an unsafe vehicle after rolling her truck into a Garfield County
ditch in the summer of 2016. They were minor traffic charges, but once again
Boebert skipped her court date. She was booked into the Garfield County Jail in
2017, for failure to appear and spent exactly 100 minutes as an inmate before
being released on bond. And remember, she’s a law-and-order politician. And
remember, she is accused of giving a tour of the capitol to a group of people
who later led an insurrection of the building. IU hate to say that the GOP is full of liars, racists, white
supremacists, Hitler lovers, criminals and that ilk, but it’s hard to when the
evidence is right in front of your face. |
Sunday, January 24, 2021
Saturday, January 23, 2021
I Ain't One To Gossip But ...
Friday, January 22, 2021
Biden: Day One
Dick of the Week: Ted Cruz
I Didn't Say It ...
Thursday, January 21, 2021
Bobservations
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I seriously hope he’s only thinking of the dog. I mean, he
wouldn’t want to quarantine without me, would he? I’m worried … |
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Cardinal Juan Sandoval Iñiguez of Mexico had a video of his
posted to Facebook flagged when he stated that COVID vaccines were being used
to implant satanic microchips in people. Seriously. |






















































