Religious freedom is the most important thing to Christian Nationalists. But if you are a religious person who is not aligned with Christian Nationalism, then they want to use the power of the government to punish you until you force your beliefs into their little boxes. Continue reading Florida v. the Catholic Church
Our monthly exercise in vexatious venting about irksome things. Continue reading Irked In August
A primer on the GOP’s assault problem over the years. Continue reading It’s Not Just Max Miller
The BIG LIE goes on and on and on. Continue reading Stuck On 2020
A 1950 film noir based on a novel by Ernest Hemingway. Starring John Garfield, Patricia Neal, Phyllis Thaxter, Juano Hernandez, and Wallace Ford. Directed by Michael Curtiz. Screenplay by Ranald MacDougal. Continue reading The Breaking Point (1950)
Rey and Finn are 10 years old today. Continue reading Caturday: Birthday Girl
Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends. Continue reading Saturday Odds & Sods: Heat Wave
Cheers to Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, and Eddie Holland. Continue reading Don’t Do It
In which an alarmed Mr. Infowars realizes that the Iran boondoggle could affect his own family. Continue reading Alex Jones, Broken Clock Of The Week
Meow from Claire. Continue reading Friday Catblogging: Stretch Trevor
Most of the people who broke out the pitchforks over Graham Platner have gone silent. Oh yeah, that’s right: it’s OK if you’re a Republican. Continue reading IOKIYAR: Max Miller
MAGA wants you to be afraid of reds under the bed. Repeat after me: There is no red menace. Continue reading The Third Red Scare
WVians: stop voting for Republicans. They do not care about us, as the latest flooding disaster clearly shows. Continue reading WV’s History Rhymes In The Rain
The Pensacola Beach flyover is a symptom of everything that’s wrong with the pretend secretary of war. Bros like Pete Hegseth belong at Fox News, not the Pentagon. Continue reading Carry On, Patriots?
UK Defence Minister Wes Streeting is a rebel without a clue. Continue reading Malaka Of The Week: Wes Streeting
Experience the other side of summer with Frank Sinatra, Gladys Knight & The Pips, Seals & Crofts, Joni Mitchell, War, XTC, Elvis Costello, Squeeze, Patti Smith, KD Lang, Bruce Springsteen, and Chris Isaak. Continue reading The Sunday Dozen: Summer Songs
Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends. Continue reading Saturday Odds & Sods: Summertime
Cheers to John Sebastian, Mark Sebastian, and Steve Boone. Continue reading Summer In The City
The DOJ is an entirely predictable 0-17 in voter rolls cases, but for Todd Blanche, it’s too late to stop now. Continue reading Blanche: Losing For A Living
He’s coming back and it’s a pointless sacrifice of Democratic resources and reputation. Continue reading Leave McConnell’s Seat Empty
Enough with the Chicken Littling. Continue reading Why I Hate Hot Takes
It’s time to make fun of MAGAts. Continue reading Dunkin’ MAGAts
The GOP embraces hyper-masculinity. Continue reading What Is A Man?
You say My Pillow; I say MAGA Pillow. Let’s call the whole thing off. Continue reading Malaka Of The Week: Mike Lindell
Adrastos on outsider candidates, past and present in the wake of the Platner shipwreck. Continue reading The Outsider Obsession
A neo-noir classic starring Gene Hackman, Susan Clark, Jennifer Warren, Edward Binns, Melanie Griffith, and Harris Yulin. Directed by Arthur Penn. Screenplay by Alan Sharp. Cinematography by Bruce Surtees.
Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends. Continue reading Saturday Odds & Sods: Days
Cheers to Willie Dixon. Continue reading Little Red Rooster
There’s no chance of redemption for ICE. Or if there is, what’s left of America’s integrity doesn’t have time to wait around for it. Continue reading David Brouillette’s Past Is The Last Straw
Meow from Perry Mason. Continue reading Friday Catblogging: Perry & Pants