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12/27/2017

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sean martin

On behalf of my fellow Canadians...

More popcorn, anyone?

Trevor M

I don't check your blog enough.

Brent

With the likes of Ryan or McConnell, the question of ignorance versus malice has some meaning, because they have credibility. With the Incredible Trump, though, it's really not a fallacy to assume that isn't dichotomous... you can certainly distrust him because he doesn't understand AND because he's a pathological liar. There's evidence enough for both. And really, if you do give him the benefit and assume ignorance over malice, then to have that much ignorance is effectively evil anyways given the position he holds and the damage it can do.

Mary McNeil

Dear Leader's announcement over the weekend that he personally was responsible for bringing back "Merry Christmas" was my personal favorite. Wonder when the tape will surface where he declares he groped the Virgin Mary ?

Fruitbat

That doesn't seem to be attribution the tax explanation to Eisenhower, Eisenhower is just there to represent the time Republicans presumably yearn for, when
America was Great.

Mike Peterson

Hmm ... you might be right, Fruitbat. As I said, wisdom whether a quote or not.

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