It’s Tuesday, so David Waldman and Joan McCarter are at it again, here to say a thing or two about this and that, and always in a timely and relevant fashion.
Donald Trump will commence his fifth week as a convicted felon at this Thursday’s debate. He will probably take that as his cue to plead the fifth on his debate questions, especially if they are unfair and rigged, such as questions about the past, what he believes, or facts. Judges have been conspiring to take away Donald’s right to free lying speech, and his handlers want to take away his stupid vileness. What would even remain after that? A discussion of policy? There would be nothing left for Trump to do besides that constant debate sniffling and eye dilation of his.
Of course, if the Trump Supreme Court announced that Trump has absolute immunity on Thursday morning, that could liven up the debate a bit. We’ll need to look out for what flags Martha-Ann is flying for the next couple of days.
Six insurrectionist electors slipped from the grasp of justice in Nevada due to a technicality, which is how law works and such.
The Select Subcommittee to move the Overton Window on Weaponization of the Federal Government kicked off this week. The problem is, Gops are fighting about where to move it to. Today’s primaries are set to separate the screwballs from the wackadoodles. In Congress, Mike Johnson’s prayers that Democrats will save him might go unheeded this time.