SwingingTheLamp

For those of us who watched Babylon 5, this seems like G’kar trying to assassinate Emperor Turhan. (Except this idiot is incapable of repenting.)

I’m always ready to plug Bojack Horseman. Yes, it’s an animated show about an anthropomorphic horse, with tons of silly, animal puns and visual gags, and cartoon-ish storylines, and it will sometimes just rip you open emotionally. Will Arnett is a phenomenally gifted voice actor. And despite this, one of the best episodes of television I’ve ever seen is one in which he has barely any lines.

The usual advice, of course, is that it takes until the middle of the first season to get really good. (The first few episodes aren’t bad, they’re just light comedy.)

Wait just a minute! You’re comparing sugary spreads to our peanut butter? Imma remember this next time somebody from Europe gives us shit about sugar in our sandwich bread.

Hah, joke’s on me. I threw that in to head off the complaining from his haters, so we could focus on the good things he’s doing. Can’t please everybody, I guess.

I understand that Platner can be divisive, but that aside, I seem to recall some unpopular, four-term President declaring that he welcomed that hate from his adversaries. Probably a bad idea to do the same; he might win with that kind of messaging, and winning is against the Democratic ethos.

Smooth things over… like with a steamroller? No, Mamdani is not a violent person, but the conversations with Congressional Democrats should all be along the lines of, “buh-bye.”

We say “genocide,” the media hears, “Israel.” Quite revealing, actually.

Based on the track record, I hope that Iran can do a better job with the reflecting pool.

No.

George W. Bush stood alongside Obama at the opening of the latter’s Presidential library instead of swinging from the gallows back in '08, which is what needed to happen if we were to save America.

Instead, we’re fucked. The Dems ain’t listening.