Stations of the Double Cross

One more step along the way for Cheezwhiz Heist.

He’ll probably get away with crucifixion. Yeah. First offense.

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7 Responses to “Stations of the Double Cross”

Pat O'Brien Says:
October 31, 2019 at 12:13 pm | Reply
The Senate won’t convict him. They he will run around screaming exoneration. The next election will either be a reckoning or the demise of our democracy, already close to death.
- Patrick O'Grady Says:
  October 31, 2019 at 12:26 pm | Reply
  Each side works its base into a frenzy, and then everyone waits to see which way the “independents” tip.
  
  It’s quite a gamble. If the newly politicized don’t get the brass ring (removal) they may sit out the election. Or they may come roaring in on Election Day like the U.S. Cavalry.
  
  And I don’t have the vaguest whiff of a hint of a notion as to which way the deal will go down.
  
  But the Larry’s Wife Theorem does not comfort me. When it comes to predicting behavior it makes Hari Seldon’s psychohistory look like a coin toss.
  - Pat O'Brien Says:
    October 31, 2019 at 1:24 pm | Reply
    I counted on the “independent” or no party affiliation folks in Arizona to make a difference in 2016. They are 1/3 of registered voters in our state. They did not make a difference; the dumpster won the state. I think many conservative minded folks here just register as independents because they like the sound of it. Then they vote a straight repub ticket anyway.
    - larryatcycleitalia Says:
      October 31, 2019 at 2:09 pm | Reply
      Smarter folks than me have pointed out that many who went to the polls to vote for Obama couldn’t be bothered to show up to prevent Don the Con’s election. They now know the dangers of not choosing the lesser of the evils. Will they make the same mistake again? I’d ask Michael Moore who called it right in 2016. Do we need to nominate Booker or Harris to get those folks to vote? I’d be OK with either one, figuring half of the other candidates would end up with Cabinet positions in a new Democratic administration anyway. Anything would be better than what’s there now!!!
      IMPEACH THE MOFO ALREADY!
    - Patrick O'Grady Says:
      October 31, 2019 at 2:35 pm | Reply
      I think Kevin Drum at MoJo has done the research on that one, and discovered that the so-called “independents” are actually closet R’s and tough to sway.
      
      The mythical centrist is right up there with unicorns, the Tooth Fairy, and the Loch Ness monster.
      
      And who the hell are all these Biden fans who keep his numbers up there? To me he’s another one of these It’s My Turn® dudes. We’ve seen that show before. It ends badly.
      - khal spencer Says:
        October 31, 2019 at 6:05 pm
        I figure that California, New York, and Noo Joisey will give anyone the Donks nominate the popular vote again; Hillary’s 3 million popular vote over the Orange Disaster was in large part based on her 6 million vote difference over Trump in California. But its going to be the electoral college that elects the next president and well, I suspect that rest of the country is a little more conservative than this pickle barrel or social media. I am not optimistic that the Donks will get it right this time just as I feared that Michael Moore was calling it right in 2016. A smarter person than I once said that he didn’t belong to an organized political party: he was a Democrat.
        
        Cory “I am Sparticus” Booker made a fool of himself. Can he recover? I’m not sure Harris could win. For one thing, her record of incarcerating people in the Golden State runs at cross purposes to her purported progressiveness. None of these folks looks like an Obama and most of the folks I know (including yours truly) would have crawled out of their deathbeds to vote for Barry.
        
        I do think the ABT movement will be stronger this time. But well, um…what Larry’s wife says.
      - Pat O'Brien Says:
        November 1, 2019 at 8:22 am
        Don’t worry. Uncle Joe will fix it. Four more years of stalemate and gridlock while the world burns.
        
        https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-50258947