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Tuesday, September 22, 2020

Gotham City Digest

(Time to take out the white trash.)

The New Yorker just published an exposé on Moscow Mitch and how duplicitous and cold-blooded he truly is. Then there's this:

“McConnell’s telling our donors that when R.B.G. meets her reward, even if it’s October, we’re getting our judge. He’s saying it’s our October Surprise.”

While RBG was still alive.

Which is something a typical Republican ghoul would say.

This is how RBG should be remembered, not as an empty seat that needs to be filled as quickly as possible with someone infinitely worse.

Apparently, once you ascend to the rank of Captain, you're police royalty who can do no wrong.

According to this right wing nut bag, RBG's death was a "gift" to Donald Trump.

Protesters? What were they protesting, democracy? And where were the police and why weren't they arrested for blocking a polling place during early voting?

"I was happy to give the planet Venus to Vlad, even though he said he was taking it anyway and for me to shut up. We'll have to talk about who's taking Mars because I'd like to trade it for Puerto Rico. But whoever gets it, it'll be the greatest deal in galactic history, lemme tell you..."

You know who else fears political rivals? His boss Putin.

Yeah, I'd say 340 electoral votes would be a blowout. What say you?

Pelosi's just threatened to impeach Trump again if he tries to ram another right wing ideologue onto the Supreme Court.

Right wing nut bags are coming right out and admitting why they voted for this fool.

Chris Wallace skewers Tom Cotton for being a hypocrite.

Years ago, Lady G invited us to use his words against him. So the Lincoln Project did

Fox's Pete Hogsbreath is at it again with the right wing name calling.

"This has nothing to do with people who break rules about trespass or fire-setting or bottle-throwing, No, this is the baring of raw power to shut down dissent."

I don't see them clearing more than one or two of these hurdles.

"Fewer than 1 in 10 (9%) Americans have a great deal of confidence in Trump to confirm vaccine effectiveness with another 18% reporting only a "good amount" of confidence in the poll conducted by Ipsos in partnership with ABC News using Ipsos' Knowledge Panel."

No doubt Trump would consider 9% "a great mandate, the greatest mandate any president ever had, I dunno..."

So, while the nation mourned the passing of Justice Ginsburg and the 200,000th American to die of COVID-19, Trump started his day doing this.

Our country is run by a 13 year-old Beavis and Butthead groupie.

Oh, this is bullshit. Florida's about to put three worthless cops back on the streets because of a clerical omission.

You and tens of millions of others.

Meanwhile, this is what college Republican scum were doing in North Carolina today. Yes, North Carolina. Shocking, I know.

Meme intermission.

Loving Trump and what he stands for is exactly the same as saying you hate the United States.

This is why we need to drive every last Goddamn one of them out.

Your Brad o' the day.

Yeah, about that strong economy... I expect within the day, Fox Business' Charles Payne will be blaming this on Bernie, too.

About 10-15 years ago, learning that a right wing rat fucker like Crews was working for the gov't would've shocked me. Not any more. But this is serious. Last June, Crews wrote this on Red State: "If there were justice, we’d send and [sic] few dozen of these fascists to the gallows and gibbet their tarred bodies in chains until they fall apart.” Why hasn't he been arrested, fired and charged with threatening federal officials?

There's no way anyone can convince me Kristi Noem isn't out to murder everyone in South Dakota.

Meanwhile on Fox & Frauds, Trumpie the Klown knows what Ginsburg really said on her deathbed.

From the The Less You Know, the Better Donald Trump's Re-election Will Go files. And finally...

The Task Force “was like a family office meets organized crime, melded with ‘Lord of the Flies.’ It was a government of chaos,” according to Max Kennedy, Jr, the grandson of Robert F. Kennedy.