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Enough of the Sanctimony Already
It is perfectly obvious that Donald Trump is spectacularly unqualified to occupy the Oval Office. And roughly no one would be surprised to find there is serious proof that he is in fact a serial predator. And it ought to … Continue reading
Dylan Wins the Nobel Prize for Literature
The long predicted death of rock and roll seems to have been delayed yet again. Yes, Bob Dylan deserves the Nobel Prize https://t.co/ILYo5d4AOV via @WSJ — Joe Benning (@songspots) October 14, 2016 JFB
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The Depravity of Mr. Trump
The GOP has gone into full panic mode with the latest revelation of Donald Trump’s depravity, a fragment of which is on the video below. In the wake of widespread revulsion following the latest bombshell reported by the Washington Post, … Continue reading
Corruption and the House of Clinton
Corruption at the House of Clinton is not just about mere appearance. Corruption is vital to its existence, just as it was to Boss Tweed and Tammany Hall. That is why corruption trails the Clintons wherever they go. It is … Continue reading
#Never Trump. Ever.
Donald Trump has now gone so far over the line that the excuse well has run dry. Here he is (below) suggesting that the only way to stop Hillary Clinton from nominating liberal Supreme Court Justices is to assassinate her. … Continue reading