Mark Hamill’s getting a lot of attention for this comment.
That debate was the worst thing I've ever seen & I was in The Star Wars Holiday Special.
— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) September 30, 2020
Let’s hyperjump past the worst of it to the big finish, with Carrie proving she didn’t have her mom’s singing voice. Or her dad’s, come to think of it.
Before serial killers took over TV and movies, mad doctors and evil scientists were popular villains. Curiously, their popularity coincided with the era of growing acceptance and respect for science and medicine. Today we have a president who both doubts doctors and touts their ability to develop a coronavirus vaccine at “warp speed,” and as a result he’s creating doubt about the vaccine.
https://youtu.be/CD9pzwootxk
It’s no wonder that Trump has had so many business failures. He has lousy judgment and he makes terrible decisions. And yet his supporters continue to cling to him as somehow having the answers we need.
Everything is always about him. He can’t help himself.
“I’m here to support the great people of Louisiana. It’s been a great state for me,” [Trump] said in Lake Charles. It was a tremendously powerful storm.”
Let’s get rid of the narcissist jerk, so we won’t have to hear the word “tremendous” so much anymore.
A segment with some true Trump believers on yesterday’s “All Things Considered” had me shaking my stiff neck. A participant named Paul stated, “When a governor says they are more okay with people dying than the president doing something good, then we’ve got problems.” He was immediately challenged and had to admit, with apparent humor, that “No, no, no, no one said those words.” What can be done about such a person, who is so enamored of Trump that he lies like him? Paul then goes on to say, “Looking at the state of the nation right now, we’re recovering at such a rate that we’re already better than we were when Trump initially took office.” Economically this is absolutely not true.
Whenever it is that Democrats once again control both houses of Congress and the White House, how will Republicans react if the President says, “I have an Article II, where I have the right to do whatever I want as president,” and acts accordingly? By following Trump, Republicans are setting themselves up for the potential of extreme and unrelenting payback. Fortunately for them, if Biden wins he isn’t that kind of guy.
