If only Glasheen were capable of feeling humiliation. No one in the damned administration is. Trump himself is clearly unaware of how large an ass he makes of himself daily.

Hemingway said that all good writers have a good "crap detector," a sensibility that keeps them wary of their own bullshit. Like all bad writers, AI can't smell it at all.

Tuberville is so terribly stupid that I easily believe that he's unaware of his own hypocrisy—which I guess means it is isn't hypocrisy at all, but just another mark of terrible stupidity.

Are anti-trust laws simply dead now? (I know. I know. Of course they are.)

So, while you're tackling these immense complexities, let's keep people insured under the present plan? (Not to mention the GOP's 9-year-old promise to come up with a new plan.)

Health, Education, & Prisons = "industries" that should be non-profit. The rest should be regulated to assure no harm to the public. Also, public service, e.g. working as a legislator, should also be separated from profit motives— so, no stock portfolios for Senators and Representatives.

"The move is one of several for NPS under the executive order designed to 'allow more Americans to visit national parks' and also cut back on DEI policies."
www.usatoday.com/story/travel...

The class war started 40 years ago, and it wasn't the working or middle class that started it.

Like everyone else in the Trump administration, Leavitt doesn’t understand the difference between making a claim and mounting an argument.

And, as always, he gaslights with a backslapper's idiot grin on his face. Lying is such a gas.

Wonderful!

When my stomach stops turning, I'll think about whether I am surprised or not.

How did you know? Why are you picking on me?

For more detail about this insane new policy:
www.newsweek.com/full-list-de...

Very interesting and very important.

Hari is one of the greats and doesn't get the exposure and fan base he deserves. In addition to the polish of his sets, let's applaud the fierce morality of his vision. And he's funny!

Every day the Trump administration does a little something that, at any time in the past, would have been an impeachable offense. I twist and squirm, lament and moan, write my representatives and send money for the cause, but nothing lessens the shock and awe I suffer under this ongoing assault.

Couldn't agree more.

Was Laffer the sage of trickle-up economics?