The Decade of Decadence

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Our Life Today

by

Czar Donic

 

Maybe we should be considering the moments of the last ten years, but the "specials" tell us little about what really happened.  We all know that Donald Trump is a complete disaster for the country, if not the entire world (and this includes you Vladimir).  But none of these specials will tell you what started all of this.

 

So I will.

 

You have to remember back to the last White House Correspondents' Dinner with Obama.  Have you not noted that there has not been a televised one since?  Have you wondered why?  Have you ever considered why it is that Orance Donald has never appeared there since the last one?  Well, let me take you back there and let you know – since, after all, we are covering the events of the last decade.  People are thinking that the impeachment is the most important story.  Nope.  Some people blame the corporate sector for pushing Hillary while the entire country had enough on living barely, and some starving daily.  Well, we get a bit closer here, but it still does not explain it. 

 

No, it was Obama and the last dinner, which sounds or echos the last supper, and it still could be if the cowardly half of the Senate allows it to be and keeps him in office.  So, what did Obama do?

 

It has always been, with the exception of the first, Lincoln, a Political party of the  regressive.  It kept on this way until Goldwater and his amazing defeat caused it to crumble and shrivel up.  It would have stayed that way were it not for Nixon.  Now despite his many faults, he did have a brain – a dangerous commodity in a Republican.  We could go through all of that, but let's not for now.  Other than creating the Environmental Protection Agency, he accomplished nothing any other Republican would have regretted.  He simply got caught at one of his many faults – fear of loosing. 

 

So, we can move forward. 

 

Daffy Donald started out with the so-called "birtherism" nonsense long ago.  Obama made him look very stupid on, yes, the old Jay Leno Show.  When Jay asked him why Trump had such a grudge against him, Obama said "It all goes back to when he were growing up together in Kenya."  [It's on you-tube]  In fact, all of this is on You Tube.

 

Donald kept getting more and more obsessed with the issue and looking increasingly ludicrous.  At one point, someone said a group of subversives planned his rise to the Presidency back in 1950!  Obama remarked that it was "amazing that this group were so careful, brilliant, and well-planned, but gave me the birth name Barack Hussein Obama, especially the Hussein part.  Amazing." 

 

But it was the last White Correspondent's Dinner that was particularly incisive.  With flawless comic timing, Obama deconstructed Donald Trump (who was sitting there because he DESERVED TO BE) while Trump sat and red-faced silently fumed.

 

The part I remember most is something like this: "Donald Trump has finally admitted that I was, if fact, born in the United States – and I congratulate him on that.  Now he is free to investigate much more important issues – such as was the original moon-landing actually faked, and also area 51 and the captured aliens."  There was more, but by this time, Trump was destroyed.  Once he was elected, there never was another one of those dinners televised.

 

So, since Trump is better than everybody, he continued his race to the White House with the results we live with today.  It is fortunate, now, that the run of FDR so irritated big business that they passed the term limit Ammendment for Presidents.  If by some mishap the nutjob gets re-elected (as many voters here in the United States are nutjobs) he will be done soon.  At the same time, many remember the fears people had when Nixon got re-elected, four yeaars of Nixon not worrying about re-election?  A frightening thing. 

 

The Dems better not blow this one as they did the last one.  Corporate forces are telling them that a "moderate" (corporate whore) will have more support, but that is what happened last time!  Simply add up the votes or percentages for both Sanders and Warren in any poll whatsoever and you will find that they are easily more popular than any moderate.  Moreover, while a "moderate" polls high in many states, Sanders is always second or third along with Warren who is usually a bit behind him, but not always.  This is all to say, Sanders made all the progressive ideals or positions possible and popular this time around.  These are things to take seriously this time.  Very seriously.

 

* * *

Items to contemplate:

 

a) The climate.  We never write about that because our own sense is that it is already too late.  Back when people really became active about issues, the 60s, everyone had to have a cause so some boldly came out in favor of reading, others in favor of clean air.  Thos were considered saafe issues, but it was the last time, until about the mid 70s, that anything could really be done.  By that time, contaminates had started to work and would develop, many, such a Ozone, in a chain reaction.  Still, life may yet be preserved at 4-500 feet or greater.   People said that Greta was abused, but I could find no details.  If they are going by her behavior, note that she has a mild form of Asperger's, and she calls that her "secret weapon" as it helps her concentrate.  Another thing in her favor: Trump hates her because he thinks he should be PERSON OF THE YEAR.  (First, he has to establish himself as a person.)

 

B) Medicine.  We remain the only developed country in the world without a national health service.  We alone do not consider healthcare a right.  We have an insurance industry that makes billions out of this scam, aided by the drug companies.  So, how do we understand what is really going on?

          Insurance Companies are not in the business of providing health care, because they are in the business of making profits, making money.  This is the reason they have caps, used to luxuriate in prior conditions, have deductibles, and so on.  The last figures I have been able to find indicate that insurance companies operate with a 24% or 25% overhead (the amount of your premium that does not go into health care).  The figure for Medicare, on the other hand, is about 3%.  By eliminating the Insurance Industry, therefore, we immediately reduce the cost by at least 22%. 

          The next issue in this is taxes.  How much is it going to cost me?  Well, first of all, if you have an employer-based insurance plan, an average of half of that goes out of your salary (check your next paystub).  That amount would imply be placed either in your pocket or in your witholding.  No change for you.

          Then what about costs? Well, most Doctors or hospitals will tell you that a great deal of money is spent on dealing with up to a hundred different companies and filling out billing statements for all those different companies.  With a single payer arrangement, the paperwork would be reduced accordingly, perhaps a hundred-fold – who really knows?  This reduces the cost to the patients and doctors considerably.  Collection costs are eliminated almost entirely as well. 

          Obviously, a great deal has already been saved at no cost whatsoever.

          Medication.  Many U.S. citizens have managed to pay for their needed medicine by crossing the Northern or Southern borders.  One family pays half the cost by traveling up to Canada and another a quarter by driving across the border to Mexico, especially important because they needed the insulin and the cost ws simply too high. Why is that?  And patents are an entirely different matter. Simply by changing one irrelevant portion f the molecule, the company can retain its patent, thus freezing generics out of the market.  We should all be aware of the brat kid who bought a company and rised to life saving drug to thousands of dollars just because he could.  Well, that case made headlines and forced the government to pursue him and he would up in jail for awhile. 

          Deregulation. It is amazing how we see people calling for DEREGULATION when those very measures came about as a result of such dangers.  These regulations started mainly in the Roosevelt era, and he started them because of such things as THE JUNGLE, written by Upton Sinclair.  In it, he describes the meat industry and one case at least where a guy killed his wife and disposed of her body by having her ground up and packed into hot dogs or something like that.  FDR read about it, and regulations started in that industry.  Well, more profit comes from not having regulations, so ever since that ERA, money makers and fought against regulations and supported DEREGULATION in order to make more profit.

 

Socialism.  Gee. That sound like socialism, which was attacked recently by some politician by pointing to Pol Pot. That is socialism. I treated a veteran with PTSD and alcholism who had infiltrated Cambodia and was tortured when he was captured. His description of what happened sounded more like implementing capitalism than socialism.  [Oh, yeah, he also said that he would be killed if he told me about it and that I would be too. He eventually blew his own brains out, so I think I'm safe now. That was close.]

 

Well, there are many other things that need to be done as well, but perhaps this is all that is needed for a Happy New Year (other than to mention two of my favortie protest stories: One is seeing a sign saying DEREGULATE MY UTERUS, and the other is an off-hand comment from a Physicist friend who sai "I never thought I'd ever be marching in favor of facts.]

 

Bye all.

         

I am Perfect

THE ABSURD TIMES

Our Life Today

by

Czar Donic

Maybe we should be considering the moments of the last ten years, but the "specials" tell us little about what really happened. We all know that Donald Trump is a complete disaster for the country, if not the entire world (and this includes you Vladimir). But none of these specials will tell you what started all of this.

So I will.

You have to remember back to the last White House Correspondents' Dinner with Obama. Have you not noted that there has not been a televised one since? Have you wondered why? Have you ever considered why it is that Orance Donald has never appeared there since the last one? Well, let me take you back there and let you know – since, after all, we are covering the events of the last decade. People are thinking that the impeachment is the most important story. Nope. Some people blame the corporate sector for pushing Hillary while the entire country had enough on living barely, and some starving daily. Well, we get a bit closer here, but it still does not explain it.

No, it was Obama and the last dinner, which sounds or echos the last supper, and it still could be if the cowardly half of the Senate allows it to be and keeps him in office. So, what did Obama do?

It has always been, with the exception of the first, Lincoln, a Political party of the regressive. It kept on this way until Goldwater and his amazing defeat caused it to crumble and shrivel up. It would have stayed that way were it not for Nixon. Now despite his many faults, he did have a brain – a dangerous commodity in a Republican. We could go through all of that, but let's not for now. Other than creating the Environmental Protection Agency, he accomplished nothing any other Republican would have regretted. He simply got caught at one of his many faults – fear of loosing.

So, we can move forward.

Daffy Donald started out with the so-called "birtherism" nonsense long ago. Obama made him look very stupid on, yes, the old Jay Leno Show. When Jay asked him why Trump had such a grudge against him, Obama said "It all goes back to when he were growing up together in Kenya." [It's on you-tube] In fact, all of this is on You Tube.

Donald kept getting more and more obsessed with the issue and looking increasingly ludicrous. At one point, someone said a group of subversives planned his rise to the Presidency back in 1950! Obama remarked that it was "amazing that this group were so careful, brilliant, and well-planned, but gave me the birth name Barack Hussein Obama, especially the Hussein part. Amazing."

But it was the last White Correspondent's Dinner that was particularly incisive. With flawless comic timing, Obama deconstructed Donald Trump (who was sitting there because he DESERVED TO BE) while Trump sat and red-faced silently fumed.

The part I remember most is something like this: "Donald Trump has finally admitted that I was, if fact, born in the United States – and I congratulate him on that. Now he is free to investigate much more important issues – such as was the original moon-landing actually faked, and also area 51 and the captured aliens." There was more, but by this time, Trump was destroyed. Once he was elected, there never was another one of those dinners televised.

So, since Trump is better than everybody, he continued his race to the White House with the results we live with today. It is fortunate, now, that the run of FDR so irritated big business that they passed the term limit Ammendment for Presidents. If by some mishap the nutjob gets re-elected (as many voters here in the United States are nutjobs) he will be done soon. At the same time, many remember the fears people had when Nixon got re-elected, four yeaars of Nixon not worrying about re-election? A frightening thing.

The Dems better not blow this one as they did the last one. Corporate forces are telling them that a "moderate" (corporate whore) will have more support, but that is what happened last time! Simply add up the votes or percentages for both Sanders and Warren in any poll whatsoever and you will find that they are easily more popular than any moderate. Moreover, while a "moderate" polls high in many states, Sanders is always second or third along with Warren who is usually a bit behind him, but not always. This is all to say, Sanders made all the progressive ideals or positions possible and popular this time around. These are things to take seriously this time. Very seriously.

* * *

Items to contemplate:

a) The climate. We never write about that because our own sense is that it is already too late. Back when people really became active about issues, the 60s, everyone had to have a cause so some boldly came out in favor of reading, others in favor of clean air. Thos were considered saafe issues, but it was the last time, until about the mid 70s, that anything could really be done. By that time, contaminates had started to work and would develop, many, such a Ozone, in a chain reaction. Still, life may yet be preserved at 4-500 feet or greater. People said that Greta was abused, but I could find no details. If they are going by her behavior, note that she has a mild form of Asperger's, and she calls that her "secret weapon" as it helps her concentrate. Another thing in her favor: Trump hates her because he thinks he should be PERSON OF THE YEAR. (First, he has to establish himself as a person.)

B) Medicine. We remain the only developed country in the world without a national health service. We alone do not consider healthcare a right. We have an insurance industry that makes billions out of this scam, aided by the drug companies. So, how do we understand what is really going on?

Insurance Companies are not in the business of providing health care, because they are in the business of making profits, making money. This is the reason they have caps, used to luxuriate in prior conditions, have deductibles, and so on. The last figures I have been able to find indicate that insurance companies operate with a 24% or 25% overhead (the amount of your premium that does not go into health care). The figure for Medicare, on the other hand, is about 3%. By eliminating the Insurance Industry, therefore, we immediately reduce the cost by at least 22%.

The next issue in this is taxes. How much is it going to cost me? Well, first of all, if you have an employer-based insurance plan, an average of half of that goes out of your salary (check your next paystub). That amount would imply be placed either in your pocket or in your witholding. No change for you.

Then what about costs? Well, most Doctors or hospitals will tell you that a great deal of money is spent on dealing with up to a hundred different companies and filling out billing statements for all those different companies. With a single payer arrangement, the paperwork would be reduced accordingly, perhaps a hundred-fold – who really knows? This reduces the cost to the patients and doctors considerably. Collection costs are eliminated almost entirely as well.

Obviously, a great deal has already been saved at no cost whatsoever.

Medication. Many U.S. citizens have managed to pay for their needed medicine by crossing the Northern or Southern borders. One family pays half the cost by traveling up to Canada and another a quarter by driving across the border to Mexico, especially important because they needed the insulin and the cost ws simply too high. Why is that? And patents are an entirely different matter. Simply by changing one irrelevant portion f the molecule, the company can retain its patent, thus freezing generics out of the market. We should all be aware of the brat kid who bought a company and rised to life saving drug to thousands of dollars just because he could. Well, that case made headlines and forced the government to pursue him and he would up in jail for awhile.

Deregulation. It is amazing how we see people calling for DEREGULATION when those very measures came about as a result of such dangers. These regulations started mainly in the Roosevelt era, and he started them because of such things as THE JUNGLE, written by Upton Sinclair. In it, he describes the meat industry and one case at least where a guy killed his wife and disposed of her body by having her ground up and packed into hot dogs or something like that. FDR read about it, and regulations started in that industry. Well, more profit comes from not having regulations, so ever since that ERA, money makers and fought against regulations and supported DEREGULATION in order to make more profit.

Socialism. Gee. That sound like socialism, which was attacked recently by some politician by pointing to Pol Pot. That is socialism. I treated a veteran with PTSD and alcholism who had infiltrated Cambodia and was tortured when he was captured. His description of what happened sounded more like implementing capitalism than socialism. [Oh, yeah, he also said that he would be killed if he told me about it and that I would be too. He eventually blew his own brains out, so I think I'm safe now. That was close.]

Well, there are many other things that need to be done as well, but perhaps this is all that is needed for a Happy New Year (other than to mention two of my favortie protest stories: One is seeing a sign saying DEREGULATE MY UTERUS, and the other is an off-hand comment from a Physicist friend who sai "I never thought I'd ever be marching in favor of facts.]

Bye all.

The Scum Also Rises (rev.)

THE ABSURD TIMES

 

 

 

 

 

THE SCUM ALSO RISES

BY

CZAR DONIC

(Oscar Levant, for our President.)

He at least knew he was schizophrenic.

Also was a poet, writing "Roses are Red, Violets are Blue, I'm schizophrenic, and so am I."

If you do see some of his films, notice his direction as finally the camera opens with the wide shot and then the focus on the fingers. Since most concertos, except for the MacDowell, begin with the easier chords, this is not surprising. In his films, you can actually see him working on the more challenging passages.

 

 

At the end of this file, we have a few more contemporary photos or illustrations.

 

 

A few weeks ago, I tuned in to TCM, a cable channel started by Ted Turner, a corolful person in himself. It features, uncut and commercial free, older movies, classics, and often will gather them around such topics as directors, actors, even cinematographers. This time, they were featuring Oscar Levant, a fascinating subject. I thought I knew a great deal about him, but I learned a few things that were new to me. The show came at a good time as it presaged that last election in Britain and was during the time of Trump, two preposterous "rulers" that had reminded me of a remark of Oscar's.

 

Levant was what was then called "manic-depressive," but retained his sharp wit until the end. The quote I remembered was after he left treatment for severe depression, saying "I was kicked out for depressing the other patients." Particularly apt these days.

 

I also remembered he held the record for an album ranked number one for over a year, his classical recording of Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue. I learned, however, that he also had one called the Concerto in F, also by Gershwin, and in addition an even more enduring Prano Concerto #1, by Tsychowski. (I believe there was one more such recording, but I've forgotten what it was by now.) The point is, he was such a popular and outspoken critic, that one forgets that at the time he was ranked above Horowitz and others as the greatest pianist of the time. (To dispel argument, I'll add "one of" to that.) I have also heard his Pavanne for a Dead Princess in an album titled some "Some Tolerable Moments in the 20^th Century," or something like that, and it is an excellent rendition. But his live remarks were soon to obscure all that.

 

First, he wrote two books, A Smattering of Ignorance and Memoirs of an Amnesiac. The first was number one on the Times best seller list. The second is depressing, even to me. That'll give you an idea.  I learned that there is a third one out there somewhere.

 

In all of his movies (he never played a leading role, of course), he was given free reign to ad-lib all of his line as they were better that any writer could ever have come up with. So far as I can remember, all of his recordings were in the 40s, his television appearances until the very early 60s. The House of Un-American Activities Committee once contemplated investigating him as a "Communist," but found out that he was thrown out of a couple of their meetings for wisecracks. He would have not made a good target at all. In fact, the hearings would have likely been laughed out of existence if they had called him and he showed up to testify.

 

I can imagine some of the testimony:

"Are you now, or have you ever been, a member of the Communist party?"

"No, they didn't like me and I would not care to be a member of any group that would have me in it."

"Now Mr Levant, are you taking this situation as seriously as it deserves?"

"I think there is little doubt about that."

 

I simply can not imagine this without slipping into my mind twisting into warped spasms of laughter.

 

Would he have? Think of it this way. One of the most respected and tyrannical conductors ever to live, and certainly at the time, was Arturo Toscanni. He would break sticks during rehersals out of rage. One day he was especially terrifying while Oscar Levant was doing rehersal with his orchestra. Oscar became so weary of it he said to him "If you don't behave, I'm gonna follow your beat."

 

If Toscanni could not impress him, McCarthy certainly would not have. QED.

 

TODAY

I had thought that the title would suffice for the topic and the brief biography of Levant would be a good introduction. The truth, however, is that I find it impossible after that to take today seriously.

 

Now we see the progress we have made as a civilization. Donald Trump tweeted about 126 times is less than 24 hours as and after the House of Representatives voted for 2 Articles of impeachment. He is to become the only President to be impeached in his first term, a record like to stand for another 240 years, perhaps more if we managed, as we show all signs of doing, to eliminate humans from the earth as a result of an unlivable climate.

 

Cyberbullying

Never really understood it, but then kids get consequences in school as a result of peers? Maybe. Meanwhile, Melania Trump (yes, she is his wife) became upset when a Lar Professor said "Donald can not make his son a Baron, although he can give him that name," or words close to that. Then Donald attacked a 16 year old girl and told he to "chill". Seems she had people talking about the climate and, probably the greatest sine of all, go named PERSON OF THE YEAR, instead of him. Melania said nothing at first, but Greta said she was dealing with the anger management problem by chilling and watching a movie with a friend. About the same time, a Judge fined Donald 2 million for stealing from his own charity to pay debts on "deal" that went bad and to have a fake cover of Time made to list him as MAN OF THE YEAR. I'm told the three oldes kids of Trump also have to attend some lecture on not stealing from children, but this may not be the fact, but then again, what is a fact these days?

 

In other words, Donald has already lost the Twitter war to her and citing her Asperger's as a reaqson to make him more heinous is superfluous. It seems to make her superior.

 

McConnell, who has stifled over 2,000 bipartisan bills has announced that her is already coordinating with the WH counsel. In other words, a jurist, perhaps the foreman, is coordinating the the defense council. The Judge in the Senate trial will be Roberts, once considered a Republican (a previous version of Republican, B.T. – before Trump), will be the judge. We have much to be sick about.

 

All Senators will take an oath to evaluate the evidence fairly. At least more than half will lie. This is called perjury, although Senate Rules make them immune to prosecution. Otherwise, nothing would ever get done, even with honest people.

 

Much of Trump's unhappiness stems from this cover from Time magazine:

A judge fined his 2 million dollars for stealing from his own charity. Some of the somen was to buy a fake "Person of the Year" magazine cover featuring, of course, himself. Nobody was impressed in the first place.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Another teenager tried to help:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

However, another teenager did this for him. At least he did not have to alter the hands.

The Scum Also Rises

THE ABSURD TIMES

THE SCUM ALSO RISES

BY

CZAR DONIC

Oscar Levant, for our President.

He at least knew he was schizophrenic.

Also was a poet, writing "Roses are Red, Violets are Blue, I'm schizophrenic, and so am I."

At the end of this file, we have a few more contemporary photos or illustrations.

A few weeks ago, I tuned in to TCM, a cable channel started by Ted Turner, a corolful person in himself. It features, uncut and commercial free, older movies, classics, and often will gather them around such topics as directors, actors, even cinematographers. This time, they were featuring Oscar Levant, a fascinating subject. I thought I knew a great deal about him, but I learned a few things that were new to me. The show came at a good time as it presaged that last election in Britian and was during the time of Trump, two preposterous "rulers" that had reminded me of a remark of Oscar's.

Levant was what was then called "manic-depressive," but retained his sharp wit until the end. The quote I remembered was after he left treatment for severe depression, saying "I was kicked out for depressing the other patients." Particularly apt these days.

I also remembered he held the record for an album ranked number one for over a year, his classical recording of Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue. I learned, however, that he also had one called the Concerto in F, also by Gershwin, and in addition an even more enduring Prano Concerto #1, by Tsychowski. (I believe there was one more such recording, but I've forgotten what it was by now.) The point is, he was such a popular and outspoken critic, that one forgets that at the time he was ranked above Horowitz and others as the greatest pianist of the time. (To dispell argument, I'll add "one of" to that.) I have also heard his Pavanne for a Dead Princess in an album titled some "Some Tolerable Moments in the 20^th Century," or something like that, and it is an excellent rendition. But his live remarks were soon to obscure all that.

First, he wrote two books, A Smattering of Ignorance and Memoirs of an Amnesiac. The first was number one on the Times best seller list. The second is depressing, even to me. That'll give you an idea.

In all of his movies (he never played a leading role, of course), he was given free reign to ad-lib all of his line as they were better that any writer could ever have come up with. So far as I can remember, all of his recordings were in the 40s, his television appearances until the very early 60s. The House of Un-American Activities Committee once contemplated investigating him as a "Communist," but found out that he was thrown out of a couple of their meetings for wisecracks. He would have not made a good target at all. In fact, the hearings would have likely been laughed out of existence if they had called him and he showed up to testify.

I can imagine some of the testimony:

"Are you now, or have you ever been, a member of the Communist party?"

"No, they didn't like me and I would not care to be a member of any group that would have me in it."

"Now Mr Levant, are you taking this situation as seriously as it deserves?"

"I think there is little doubt about that."

I simply can not imagine this without slipping into my mind twisting into warped spasms of laughter.

Would he have? Think of it this way. One of the most respected and tyrannical conductors ever to live, and certainly at the time, was Arturo Toscanni. He would break sticks during rehersals out of rage. One day he was especially terrifying while Oscar Levant was doing rehersal with his orchestra. Oscar became so weary of it he said to him "If you don't behave, I'm gonna follow your beat."

If Toscanni could not impress him, McCarthy certainly woud not have. QED.

TODAY

I had thought that the title would suffice for the topic and the brief biography of Levant would be a good introduction. The truth, however, is that I find it impossible after that to take today seriously.

Now we see the progress we have made as a civiliation. Donald Trump tweeted about 126 times is less than 24 hours as and after the House of Representatives voted for 2 Articles of impeachment. He is to become the only President to be impeached in his first term, a record like to stand for another 240 years, perhaps more if we managed, as we show all signs of doing, to eliminate humans from the earth as a result of an unlivable climate.

Cyberbullying

Never really understood it, but then kids get consequences in school as a result of peers? Maybe. Meanwhile, Melania Trump (yes, she is his wife) became upset when a Lar Professor said "Donald can not make his son a Baron, although he can give him that name," or words close to that. Then Donald attacked a 16 year old girl and told he to "chill". Seems she had people talking about the climate and, probably the greatest sine of all, go named PERSON OF THE YEAR, instead of him. Melania said nothing at first, but Greta said she was dealing with the anger management problem by chilling and watching a movie with a friend. About the same time, a Judge fined Donald 2 million for stealing from his own charity to pay debts on "deal" that went bad and to have a fake cover of Time made to list him as MAN OF THE YEAR. I'm told the three oldes kids of Trump also have to attend some lecture on not stealing from children, but this may not be the fact, but then again, what is a fact these days?

In other words, Donald has already lost the Twitter war to her and citing her Asperger's as a reaqson to make him more heinous is superfluous. It seems to make her superior.

McConnell, who has stifled over 2,000 bipartisan bills has announced that her is already coordinating with the WH counsel. In other words, a jurist, perhaps the foreman, is coordinating the the defense council. The Judge in the Senate trial will be Roberts, once considered a Republican (a previous version of Republican, B.T. – before Trump), will be the judge. We have much to be sick about.

All Senators will take an oath to evaluate the evidence fairly. At least more than half will lie. This is called perjury, although Senate Rules make them immune to prosecution. Otherwise, nothing would ever get done, even with honest people.

Much of Trump's unhappiness stems from this cover from Time magazine:

He was not happy with this at all.

especially since a judge fined him for using his charity's money to pay for his earlier version..

So, another teenager produced: