from watching CNN's farce of a "town hall."

This one is a cautionary tale for my young friends so you will know what can happen:

Long ago there were entertainers called Bob Hope and Milton Berle. They were often on our little black-and-white TV sets wearing dresses, wigs and lipstick.

A dozen years later, Jack Lemon and Tony Curtis, starred in a movie wearing dresses, wigs and lipstick, as they tried to imitate Marilyn Monroe's hip-swinging, seductive walk in the movie, "Some Like It Hot."
There were more such hit tv shows and movies that came and went with gender-bending stories and stars.

And that my young friends, is how all of your grandparents became gay.


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As the nation becomes increasingly non-religious I take great hope in the concurrent political trends. Pew research chart.

https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/religious-landscape-study/religious-family/atheist/party-affiliation/

Newt Gingrich, a fellow adulterer, did actually say that Walker was "the most important Senate candidate in the country” due to his “deep commitment to Christ.” I don't know if this is a sick joke, irony taken to a whole new level, or bona fide proof that absolutely anybody is qualified to run for office on the Republican ticket.

So, except for the loss of the right to your own body, the expansion of religious authority, the discovery that gun regulations and clean air are out of the question, and dealing with the fact that treaties between the US and sovereign tribal nations are really just a joke, how is your summer going so far?

I swear I didn't think it was possible, but Georgia's GOP candidate Herschel Walker is one for the books. His first response to the Uvalde shooting was "What I like to do is see it and everything and stuff.” Yesterday he proposed “a department that can look at young men that’s looking at women, that’s looking at their social media ― what about doing that?”


GEORGIA, don't do this!

This will not be a popular decision.
https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/fact-sheet/public-opinion-on-abortion/

but I thought Biden's line, "faith sees best in the dark," from an otherwise great speech, was unfortunate. No argument, but that's exactly the problem with "faith."

Dear Ms. Greene:

I am writing to express my sympathy for the criticism you have received from the press for certain minor verbal gaffes (gazpacho for gestapo; commander and chief for commander in chief, etc.,etc. ) These errors in vocabulary are petty and negligent and in no way merit the abuse you have suffered.

While you are only a freshman in Congress, your skills are quite sophomoric. Clearly the Libtards lack appreciation for your fatuity and the enormity of your accomplishments. (And when it comes to COVID, your colossal nescience beats their trifling science, hands down!)

By way of encouragement, I am enclosing my check for 14 rubles to be used to refudiate these criticisms, to pay down your Congressional non-masking fines, or for any purpose you choose in fartherance of your goal of becoming one of America’s great bloviating harridans.

Regards,
A Georgia constituent

Dear Ms. Greene:

I am writing to express my sympathy for the criticism you have received from the press for certain minor verbal gaffes (gazpacho for gestapo; commander and chief for commander in chief, etc.,etc. ) These errors in vocabulary are petty and negligent and in no way merit the abuse you have suffered.

While you are only a freshman in Congress, your skills are quite sophomoric. Clearly the Libtards lack appreciation for your fatuity and the enormity of your accomplishments. (And when it comes to COVID, your colossal nescience beats their trifling science, hands down!)

By way of encouragement, I am enclosing my check for 14 rubles to be used to refudiate these criticisms, to pay down your Congressional non-masking fines, or for any purpose you choose in fartherance of your goal of becoming one of America’s great bloviating harridans.

Regards,
A Georgia constituent