I am fascinated by both the consistent poor life choices and the culture that rewards her for making them.

The DOJ ordered US Marshals to the house of the pardon attorney who refused to sign off on a pardon to give Mel Gibson back his guns. Big law firms told her they supported her but did not want to be seen representing her.
This is the use of government-sponsored fear to silence dissent.

I can see it go either way, even if yes is the heavy favorite. On the one hand the misuse of government funds remains a compelling data point, but I can also see an abuser doing this to control his partners movements.

But think about it from Halligan's perspective: her entire future depends on MAGA enduring & her being seen as a hardcore MAGA loyalist. And doing a wretchedly bad job but getting a nominal 'indictment' that a judge will then dismiss is better for her than not indicting, b/c she can blame the judge.

If that didn't immediately set off a song in your head, you are in for a treat

Absolutely infuriating.

That said I missed out on Pokémon because I was too old when it was first released to the U.S. to be exposed to it.

That said I'm also grateful I got over myself.

While there's a lot of crap out there, just as with other tv show and movies, and sometimes it means rolling one's eyes occasionally, there's some good stuff out there too.

Honestly I've never taken more than a half step in that world. Damn near every one I finished it's because I was watching it while doing other things with grad school friends.

I hated Anime growing up because I was a martial arts and Shogi nerd, and I felt anime was a distraction from that.