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A fascist blast from the past
An old cartoon from 2018: What gets me is no one remembers Goofus and Gallant from Highlights for Children: And even sadder, Goofus grew up, was purchased by an apartheid-reared, illegal-alien South African Space Nazi, changed his name to Orange Chia Pet and became president of the United States.
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Hey, MAGAts, you’re about to lose your Medicaid
From Newsweek: Donald Trump‘s new budget plan has renewed a push for Medicaid work requirements and spending reductions that could leave millions of Americans without health coverage. With the GOP-led House advancing a budget resolution this month, key committees are now tasked with writing legislation that may include sweeping changes to Medicaid eligibility and funding. … The coverage losses would…
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Musical interlude: Silver Dagger
In dreams, a silver knife can embody both positive and negative attributes. It can symbolize purification and protection, as silver is traditionally associated with repelling evil. The knife’s sharp edge can represent the ability to cut through illusions and reveal the truth. Conversely, the silver knife can also represent betrayal and danger. Its sharp blade…
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What’s going on at UofL?
As parents of alumni at the University of Louisville, we tend to be interested in developments at the school. This is the latest: The University of Louisville will pay its new President Gerry Bradley $850,000 annually, according to a copy of his employment contract obtained by The Courier Journal. Bradley agreed to a three-year term, with a…
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Down for the count
I’ve only been blogging here for a couple of months, but I’ve already noted multiple times that demonstrations against the atrocities of the Space Nazi and his Orange Chia Pet are being severely undercounted in national and local media. And it’s not just happening here in the Bluegrass: Which now makes us wonder: Is this…
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Kentucky senator grows a delayed spine
From The Hill: Former Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) is questioning President Trump’s decisions to pick “amateur isolationists” for senior policy jobs at the Pentagon and to fire Gen. Timothy Haugh, the head of the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, without explanation. “If decades of experience in uniform isn’t enough to lead the N.S.A. but amateur…
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Republicans in disarray
Since Mitch McConnell has chosen not to seek another term in the U.S. Senate, Kentucky GOP hopefuls are in the early stages of turning their knives on each other. From the Courier Journal: The race among Kentucky Republicans to replace Sen. Mitch McConnell in the nation’s Capitol got heated in a hurry. Minutes after McConnell,…
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Nationwide boycott planned for Feb. 28
It will be interesting to see how this develops, but the targets should be any of the businesses owned by the billionaires who attended the Orange Menace’s inauguration, especially the illegal alien who was born and raised in apartheid-era South Africa (not to mention the legal South African apartheid-era immigrants who are also advising the…
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Numbers are hard (if you’re a bad reporter)
There was a nationwide demonstration on Presidents’ Day against the Musk/Trump regime. Here’s how one media outlet handled it: In Frankfort, more than 200 people descended on Kentucky’s Capitol. Organized under the name 50501, short for 50 protests, 50 states, one day, the events came together through posts made online and on sites such as Reddit.…
