By James Knudsen
WHAT?!?!
HOW MANY?!?!
THIS IS AN OUTRAGE!!!
I am insulted. I am aggrieved. I am HURT.
For seven years I have been taking shots at Donald J. Trump. Some of my best work has been devoted to mocking the Putrid Platinum Pompadour. I have dropped one-liners that served no purpose in advancing the column’s message. The only reason they were there was to take a well-earned jab at the Orange Menace. And several articles exist SOLELY to make fun of the twice impeached, one-term, former head of the executive branch. All this is not enough to warrant a place on Russia’s list of sanctioned individuals. Sad.
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Monday, June 5, 2017
Trump is beset upon
And Chelsea Clinton objects
By Tom Harley
Chelsea Clinton tweeted about the woman holding aloft the bloody severed mock head of the President. “This is vile and wrong. It is never funny to joke about killing a President,” she said. Her star rose several notches in my eyes. After all, if anyone should be excused for wanting Trump’s head on a platter, it is she, daughter of the woman who went down in a contest deemed crooked.
By Tom Harley
Chelsea Clinton tweeted about the woman holding aloft the bloody severed mock head of the President. “This is vile and wrong. It is never funny to joke about killing a President,” she said. Her star rose several notches in my eyes. After all, if anyone should be excused for wanting Trump’s head on a platter, it is she, daughter of the woman who went down in a contest deemed crooked.
Monday, May 22, 2017
The astonishing appeal of candidate Trump
Personal factors reflected in many mirrors
By Moristotle
It appears certain now that Donald Trump wouldn’t have been elected President without help from Vladimir Putin of Russia and James B. Comey of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. But even without winning in the Electoral College, Trump would still have gotten many millions of votes. How was that possible?
By Moristotle
It appears certain now that Donald Trump wouldn’t have been elected President without help from Vladimir Putin of Russia and James B. Comey of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. But even without winning in the Electoral College, Trump would still have gotten many millions of votes. How was that possible?
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David Brooks,
Donald Trump,
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Hillary Clinton,
James B. Comey,
Paul Krugman,
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psychology,
Sigmund Freud,
Stephen Colbert,
Trevor Noah
Thursday, April 6, 2017
Correspondence: A few curious phenomena
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Bob Boldt,
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David Brooks,
Donald Trump,
George Washington,
Louis C.K.,
Mitch McConnell,
Paul Krugman,
Paul Ryan,
Robert B. Silvers,
Robert E. Lee,
Stephen Colbert,
Winterthur
Monday, February 13, 2017
Correspondence: Resisting Trumpery
Edited by Moristotle
Thanks for occasionally sharing a live “Resistance Report” from Robert Reich, which have been very informative and inspirational during these depressing times.
The reports seem to be a permanent archive on Professor Reich’s “Resistance Report” Facebook page, for anyone who would like to check them out.
Thanks for occasionally sharing a live “Resistance Report” from Robert Reich, which have been very informative and inspirational during these depressing times.
The reports seem to be a permanent archive on Professor Reich’s “Resistance Report” Facebook page, for anyone who would like to check them out.
Labels:
Alec Baldwin,
Andy Borowitz,
correspondence,
Donald Trump,
E.J. Dionne Jr,
Frank Bruni,
Gail Collins,
George Orwell,
Kellyanne Conway,
Maureen Dowd,
Robert Reich,
Stephen Colbert,
Steve Bannon
Monday, February 6, 2017
Correspondence: More Trumpery
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Good points by the outstanding NY Times conservative commentator David Brooks: “A Return to National Greatness” [February 3].
We the People will have to “return to greatness” despite the Trumpestuous interference we are confronting. Excerpt:
Thursday, February 2, 2017
Correspondence: Trumpery
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correspondence,
Donald Trump,
Hasan Minhaj,
Jon Stewart,
Neal Brennan,
Stephen Colbert,
Trevor Noah
Friday, January 6, 2017
Correspondence: Skin off our noses
Edited by Moristotle
Saying something “is no skin off my nose” generally means that something isn’t much of a risk. The phrase is believed to have a boxing origin, presumably because boxers’ noses are the body part most prone to damage. [–english.stackexchange.com]
Saying something “is no skin off my nose” generally means that something isn’t much of a risk. The phrase is believed to have a boxing origin, presumably because boxers’ noses are the body part most prone to damage. [–english.stackexchange.com]
Sunday, July 31, 2016
Correspondence: Tricker tweeter
Edited by Moristotle
A significant number of your staff seem to fear the possibility that Trumpet Mouth might be elected [“Do you have a fear for the future? What is it?”]. I really don’t think that’s a realistic fear, given the stark choice between a competent, accomplished, dedicated, tested public servant and the egomaniacal disaster that is Donald Trump, of whom a prominent New Yorker last week said he knows a con when he sees one.
A significant number of your staff seem to fear the possibility that Trumpet Mouth might be elected [“Do you have a fear for the future? What is it?”]. I really don’t think that’s a realistic fear, given the stark choice between a competent, accomplished, dedicated, tested public servant and the egomaniacal disaster that is Donald Trump, of whom a prominent New Yorker last week said he knows a con when he sees one.
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