I wonder how much time Pete Hegseth spends every day scribbling down ideas for "badass" names in a composition notebook like a bored teenager daydreaming about starting a rock band.
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Those weird sycophantic meetings where everyone takes turns praising Trump for the cameras always remind me of a classic episode of The Twilight Zone called "It's a Good Life" (s03e08). For anyone out of the loop, it's about a six-year-old kid who had god-like powers and used them to hold his small town hostage. Anyone that failed to tell him what a good boy he was and how everything he did was good and special would be "banished to the Cornfield." The similarities are disturbing.
Imagine being such a massive turd that you feel compelled to admonish a 10-year-old kid who wrote a homework assignment about electric cars because he thinks they're neat and would like more people to be able to afford them. It's not even much of a unique incident. This is just how republican politicians conduct themselves now.
Perhaps this will finally make them wake up
Unfortunately it didn't. Conservatives were immediately telling each other that "it wasn't that bad and tHe RaDiCaL lEfT were just taking it out of context." But as is often the case, the context does not make it any better.
There are California taxpayers and American taxpayers who are being defrauded because California isn’t taking its program seriously
I'm going to go ahead and stamp a big ol' [citation needed] on that claim. What does "California isn't taking its program seriously" even mean? I get that it's deliberately nebulous, but I'm just so tired of the constant stream of baseless claims from these ghouls. If they had any evidence they'd be parading it around on Fox News, but they don't. They never do.
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