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… first up we have Matt Bors to remind us
Then Jen Sorensen.
At the risk of giving Rudy Giuliani even more of the attention that he so clearly craves, I thought Seth Meyers’s’ takedown of him was worth sharing.
John Oliver explodes the myth that Giuliani has somehow sunk to his present state. He has always been a sleazy person with a mean streak.
The state of West Virginia has as its slogan ‘Wild, Wonderful, West Virginia’. Tomorrow will see a primary race for the US senate where the ‘wild’ part is clearly on display. The Republicans will choose a candidate to run against the Democratic incumbent Joe Manchin. One of the people vying is Don Blankenship, the CEO of a coal mine that collapsed in 2010 killing 29 workers. He was convicted for negligence and served a year in prison and was released last May. He now wears that as a badge of honor. No, really. He says that he was framed by (of course) Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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It is fun to see so many well-known actors do a cameo on Saturday Night Live. But ultimately it is the quality of the writing the matters because otherwise it just becomes a game of ‘identify the star’. On the writing scale, this was middling.
… is this Speed Bump cartoon by Dan Coverly.
Rudy Giuliani happened to be mayor of New York when the attacks of 9/11 happened and that put him at the center of events and he has since milked his fame to the last drop, speaking of that event whenever he gets the chance. I was never impressed with him, seeing him as someone who was not very smart, a loudmouth who just blusters and attacks the weaker elements of society. So it baffled me that Donald Trump would hire him as his personal lawyer at a critical time.
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She says that it does not mean that you cannot call White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders a liar because she is. And that was even before yesterday’s revelation about her lies on behalf of Donald Trump about the payments made to Stephanie Clifford.
Cartoonist Matt Bors wonders what the talk show panelists in North Korea are saying about the proposed meeting of their country’s leader with Donald Trump.
