- From Paul Campos @LGM: Some further thoughts on affordability.
- Via the AP: At least 16 files have disappeared from the DOJ webpage for documents related to Jeffrey Epstein.
- Via Public Information: Breaking precedent, networks interrupt prime time for Trump political diatribe.
- Via ABC7 in Chicago: Bulgarian Chicago business owner dies in ICE custody, sparking calls for ‘immediate investigation’.
- Via The Daily Beast: White House Made Bizarre Demands for Trump’s Bogus Peace Prize. I can only imagine the days of programming that FNC would have generated had Biden demanded a peace prize from FIFA, to include specifics about the size of the trophy.
- Via NOTUS: Artists Are Threatening to Cancel Over Trump’s Kennedy Center Renaming.
- Via RawStory: Turning Point crowd boos Rob Reiner: ‘You raised a kid that slit your throat!’
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@Kylopod: Indeed.
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@Kylopod: Charlie Kirk did more against America’s sense of humanity than a tour busload of MAGA demonized Hollywood public figures.
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@Rob1:
Charlie Kirk did more against America’s sense of humanity than a tour busload of MAGA demonized Hollywood public figures.
While I agree, it’s still a weird analogy. If I’m to come up with a right-wing figure who has had the biggest negative impact on our culture, my first thought would be Rush Limbaugh, and for someone still alive, Tucker Carlson maybe. The late 31-year-old was a babe in the woods.
And even then, it still seems a stretch to measure any of those people against a pure show-biz figure. On our side, if I was to think of a political figure with a big cultural impact, the one that immediately springs to my mind is Jon Stewart. But I would never compare his impact to that of, say, Tom Hanks.
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Might I suggest an Onion-proof addition: Aesthetically pleasing stealthy Trump battleships.
YCMTSU.
