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Jeff Tiedrich's avatar

today in Shit That Happened While I Was Busy Writing This Shit—

no clue. this one was a bear to write and I never got around to checking the notifications on my phone. what did I miss?

Wendy The Druid 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈🌈's avatar

Damn right Jeff.

https://thistleandmoss.com/p/what-survives-the-morning-what-burns-us-now-always-has

Somewhere in this country a baby was born this morning to parents without papers. And that baby is an American. Because six justices said the Constitution meant what it plainly says. The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship 6–3, striking down the executive order Trump signed his first day back, the one that tried to carve the 14th Amendment into a smaller, meaner shape.

Linda Weide's avatar

Believably unbelievable that the court came through on this one. They still stink!

Someone pointed out that Trump's dad and mom would not have been US citizens by this criteria, which means Trump would not have been either. Then, neither would his children have been citizens except for his daughter with Marla Maples.

john augustine's avatar

afraid of being labeled racists like they are

Joyce's avatar

Suddenly they're shy about it???

Wendy The Druid 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈🌈's avatar

The 14th Amendment has meant one thing since 1868: born here, subject to our laws, you're one of us. Roberts, writing for the majority, called Trump's rewrite what it was — a position with, in his own dry phrasing, scant evidence.Barrett crossed the aisle to join him. Thomas, Alito, and Gorsuch (Prolapse AnusWaddles all of them) wanted to hand the president his knife.

arne link's avatar

If normal people ever take over the government, it is important that we address the problem of presidential executive orders. They are not legal nor official. They are not automatically laws. Also, presidential pardons should be limited.

Daniel M Kimmel's avatar

They certainly are legal (well, if they're Constitutional) but only apply to the government. Trump may imagine he's ruling by decree, but he can't make people outside the government obey them, and the next president can erase all of them with the stroke of a pen.

Carol C's avatar

What I understand is that presidential executive orders apply only to the Executive Branch, not the other two branches of the federal government, Legislative and Judicial. Not to any state governments either. And as Daniel said, only if the executive orders are Constitutional.

A lot of the media fail to mention this and give the impression that presidents have powers which they do not have.

Many Americans never learned this stuff in school. I did, because it was required to graduate “back in my day.” Later, it was required to get a teaching credential in California. Husband had to learn it to become a naturalized citizen.

Sharon C Storm's avatar

Even an auto pen! 🤪

Steve in SoCal's avatar

Any change to Pardons requires a change to the Constitution, and doing that is a real Pandora's box (or can of worms, hornet's nest, choose your metaphor)

HI2thDoc's avatar

Some years ago, I saw a column that referenced Roberts being concerned about the reputation of the court during his tenure as Chief Justice. You hack, that ship has sailed, and every day that passes during this shittiest of regimes, the chance of redemption diminishes more and more rapidly, despite the occasional correct ruling, which we have come to see as an aberration rather than the court functioning as it was intended to.

Joyce's avatar

That ship didn't sail: it ripped off the dock as it made way, stove in its own side, and sank in the harbor. All he's achieved is a shipping hazard.

How many times is he named in the Epstein Files? Inquiring minds would like to know.

Mingo's avatar
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Continuing with your ship metaphor, the court is listing to the right and has been that way for some time. It is extremely troubling that the decision was not 9-0. Since Oreo Clarence Thomas was all in favor of gutting birthright citizenship he should from now on be referred to as 5/8 a person.

Susan Linehan's avatar

Think about the problems with "proof of citizenship" for voting.

Can YOU prove your great grandfather and grandmother--were citizens when your grandfather was born (and if not, then gramps wasn't a citizen) and that GRAMPS married someone who was in the same boat (a woman born to non-citizens) which leaves DAD with no citizenship--and prove it on both sides--otherwise you can't vote.

serenity's avatar

The problem with all of their whining and argument is that none of us born to people whose ancestors were immigrants would be citizens except for Native Americans.

Tex237's avatar

Native Americans were not citizens until 1924. The US even denied that they were citizens for hundreds of years.

serenity's avatar

yep. Shameful.

Susan Linehan's avatar

heh. My maternal ancestor came over in 1636 so if colonists became citizens (despite the indigenous folk already here) than I’m safe. So only WASPS who can belong to the DAR can vote. That’s just what they’d like.

(I’m not a member of the DAR, though qualified. My cynical uncle, during Vietnam, tried to enroll me as a joke but I wouldn’t sign).

Pam Humphrey's avatar

Yeah! What about those of us (like me) whose great-great-plus grandparents were born here before the USA was an actual country? Shouldn’t that be birthright-plus citizenship? We should get an extra vote! This whole fight is 100 percent (maybe 200 or 300 percent) stupid. Birthright citizenship has been the law of the land for decades. This ruling changed nothing. These MAGA idiots are so afraid that someone with a dark complexion is going to take something away from them. Maybe they oughta be a little more concerned with who is really trying to steal their money and their rights.

Cathy Rady's avatar

'Proof of Citizenship' would be a significant roadblock for women who've changed their name when they married . . .

you'd need your birth certificate and marriage certificate(s) to 'prove' that your current voter id name can actually be tied back to the birth certificate of an American citizen.

Plenty of power grabbing MAGA's would love to disenfranchise women and send 'em all back to the Stone Age.

Tex237's avatar

The Republicans have systematically gone after the voting groups that vote Democratic for decades. Unfortunately, white women have trended toward voting Republican for years. I don't get why they would want to prevent white women from voting, unless it is of greater value to prevent minority women from voting.

Kamala would have won if all the black votes had been counted in 2024. It was only by disqualifying a wildly disproportionate number of black votes that Trump even won. The contemporary attack is not just on preventing voting, it's on what happens after people vote, i.e., counting the votes.

rlritt's avatar

The election was clearly fixed in a couple of states. Trump came out and said Muskhad a hand in getting him elected and "he's really good with computers." However, surprisingly a majority of Hispanic men and percentage of Black men voted for Trump.

rlritt's avatar

Not at all. There is a form that has your info and your new name. I dont remember if I had to show my marriage certificate. This is true for legal documents, drivers license, social security card, passpor, voter registration. Its a process, but not that hard.

Joyce's avatar

Someone needs to ask Nosferatu Miller about his refugee family and their arrival in the US. Maybe his citizenship doesn't pass the sniff test. Maybe he should go back to where they came from.

I'd slip a reporter $20 to do this: Nosferatu's echolocator voice would spike so high that every piece of crystal in the White House would instantly shatter.

rlritt's avatar

If you're a first-time voter, you are voting in a federal election, you registered by mail, and didn't include your driver's license or California ID number or the last 4 digits of your Social Security number on your registration, you may be asked to provide ID if you vote in person.

rlritt's avatar

And the ballot would be provisional. I was an election worker. Anyone can vote but if you are not registered your ballot is provisional and registration status will be checked. However, unless the election is tied or very, very close, provisional ballots aren't counted.

Steve in SoCal's avatar

They'll say it's actually pretty easy

https://imgflip.com/i/avmnl4

rlritt's avatar

Unless they applied for a visa and worked toward citizenship. There is a very legal process for people to become citizens. They take classes, they file papers, they take a test and they swear allegiance.

Anastasia Pantsios's avatar

Especially Barron because apparently Melania lied to get her immigration status.

Martha Howell's avatar

If you follow their logic, even Tiffany would be excluded, because her dad would be an "illegal."

Tex237's avatar

Birthright citizenship exists in almost all of the New World, including Canada and Mexico. I am waiting for someone in the press to point that out when Donnie makes his false claims. Capital is allowed to cross borders at will, destroying communities and lives, but people aren't? Ridiculous. Also, my grandmother was an undocumented immigrant. At one point, the right wing was even threatening to strip citizenship from the grandchildren of undocumented immigrants. Now that Canada has clarified my citizenship rights, I am all for it!

rlritt's avatar
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I believe in birth right citizenship, but not for uber wealthy tourists. Come on guys, there has to be a way to deal with this.

Mary Schweitzer's avatar

So called birthright tourism accounts for 1% of all children born to immigrants. Once again, it’s a solution in need of a problem.

rlritt's avatar

Doesn't matter. Its not fair to the people who follow the rules. I really get angry when uber wealthy get away with breaking the law.

Cassandrascat's avatar

I read on BlueSky that Russian oligarchs who launder $ to trump through his real estate also use the real estate to bring their wives/mistresses here to deliver a baby with resulting dual citizenship & found several sources, including PBS: https://www.pbs.org/video/ttc-extra-russian-birth-tourism-trump-properties-qj0wgl/ But they’re white, so he’ll probably give them an exception from his next executive order & a $1M gold trump visa card.

US Blues's avatar

Yep. The men who order Russian brides would be very upset if women “furiners” were banned from the US.

SPW's avatar

Yeah, that came to light I think back in the ‘90s. He was putting them up in his Miami hotel until they gave birth. Kind of went along with the rise of the Russian mafia in NYC. I remember the headlines.

Anastasia Pantsios's avatar

I thought I remember reading some of that was happening at Mar-a-Lago.

KeepPinotAlive's avatar

The grift continues: "PAB [Pervert Hoover] says US ‘couldn’t build a plane like this’ as Qatari-gifted Air Force One embarks on inaugural flight." Sure hope their spyware crashes it soon!!

HI2thDoc's avatar

Depends what he means by "build", which due to his ignorance and word salad bullshit, is unclear if he knows Boeing is an American company or if he is acknowledging that the Qataris wouldn't waste close to a $billion on that old white elephant so they gave it to him for favors.

rlritt's avatar

Thats probably the real story behind it.

Scott Gilbert's avatar

The plane was made by BOEING. Guess where they're located, Pervert Hoover.

Steve in SoCal's avatar

And it was upfitted by L3Harris in FL

Scott Gilbert's avatar

I wonder if they found even half of the bugs.

Fran Fried's avatar

Well, there's this obit: Victor "'Y.M.C.A.'-isn't-a-gay-anthem" Willis, the cop and frontman of the Village People. I wonder if Donny's gonna do a special double-jerkoff dance in his memory ...

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/01/arts/music/victor-willis-dead.html?smid=nytcore-android-share

Jeff Tiedrich's avatar

Donny did post about it, and he managed not to be a dick, which is remarkable. someone else probably wrote it.

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/116844345882299067

Fran Fried's avatar

I just read it. I guess this the part where this Python fan says "Hails of derisive laughter, Bruce!" 😄

HI2thDoc's avatar
2hEdited

Earlier this year the thinnest skinned infantile leader ever got his panties in a twist and accused Venezuelan leader Maduro of appropriating trump's YMCA spasms:

SShitler has looked askance

And given Maduro no chance

drumpf's royally pissed

That he has been dissed

Over his giraffe jerking-off dance

rlritt's avatar

When it first came out all the Gay people I knew said it was.

Mary Schweitzer's avatar

Plus in many cities the Y was where gay guys lived. As for “in the navy,” that too.

Joyce's avatar

I was 19 when "YMCA" was released. The Village People. Their outfits. The album title "Cruisin'." The song lyrics. Even in my relatively sheltered little world, I knew all those references to Greenwich Village gay culture.......

Jean Jacoby's avatar

Jeff, you missed the most bigliest event of today! Donnie taking a ride in his shiny new bouncy castle, the Qatari Air Force One, heading off randomly to North Dakota. The birthright citizen thing is so yesterday, and that American State Fair thingy was all JD's idea anyway.

Daniel M Kimmel's avatar

Ostensibly it's for the opening of the Teddy Roosevelt presidential library. He'll probably want to add his name to it.

Michael Johnson's avatar

Yep. These days it's hard to keep up with the onslaught of daily atrocities - which is by design, as Bannon explained.

Gonna take decades, if not an entire generation, to repair all the damage inflicted, so far.

Mr Mild - BlueVotingBastard💙's avatar

Someone convinced (threatened? coerced?) SLOTUS (Usha Vance) to hold some event at the Great American Ghost Town where she congratulated winners of a bookmark contest.

The news station is based in Arlington, VA, and is owned by (shocker) Sinclair.

(Young minds shine alongside Second Lady Usha Vance at the Great American State Fair,

https://wjla.com/news/local/young-minds-shine-alongside-second-lady-usha-vance-at-the-great-american-state-fair-bookmark-design-challenge-americas-250th-anniversary-innovation-technology-nations-capital-c)

Sharon Hudnall's avatar

OMG, I think our current reality is being authored by The Onion. Today's Fair theme is the “Future of America: Innovation, Technology and Progress." So the aspiration of every young mind is to design ... a bookmark. Yep, we are aiming for Mars.

rlritt's avatar

What person under 20 doesn't read on an electronic device? Really? A book mark?!

Leu2500's avatar

he's going to the opening of the Teddy Roosevelt library. it's 2 more flights halfway across the country. Clots & stairs.

Anastasia Pantsios's avatar

Not an official museum or library. He missed the real one last week, wasn't invited.

rlritt's avatar

I knew Vance would scapegoated.

HI2thDoc's avatar

"US and Iranian negotiators head to Doha" which in trump world means he's sending Kushner and Witkoff. Again. Two unqualified, unserious, soulless money grubbers trying to leverage the carrot of US financial resources and the stick of US military might to cadge investment and real estate deals for themselves. Using taxpayer money for their own self dealing. Again. Just as news broke that trump made "at least $1.4 billion" from cryptocurrency grifts in 2025. I struggle to even coalesce how much loathing I have for him, his crime family, and the associated crooks like Witkoff, his son, and all the other remoras.

rlritt's avatar

Its disgusting. There are laws against this, isnt there?

HI2thDoc's avatar

Preznit Predator paraphrasing Doc Brown in Back to the Future: "Laws? Where we're going we don't need no...laws!"

rlritt's avatar

Unbelievable

Mike Hammer's avatar

Im sure I heard Stephen Miller’s head explode upon hearing the SCOTUS decision. Obviously he was hatched in the basement of Chernobyl so birthright citizenship doesn’t apply to him.

michellefromchicago's avatar

It is kind of fun to watch bats fly out of his mouth when he talks, though.

Chris Hierholzer's avatar

His mother dropped him in the toilet and a plumber related to Mark Wayne saved his cute little ass.

Patricia Grande's avatar

Ahem - it’s Markwayne. 🤨

Susan Niemann's avatar

😂😂😂👏👏👏

zuzu's avatar

He must think that his right side is his best side. He's always appearing on TV tilted like that.

You have no good side, Stephen.

Joyce's avatar

True--Inside or out

George in Atlanta's avatar

Your best stuff is for Nosferatu.

"...he starts excitedly shrieking in a pitch so high that you can’t tell if he’s speaking English, or if he’s trying to help bats to echolocate."

Coffee. Through the nose. I was wearing a GODDAMN t-shirt this time because I cannot trust you anymore.

Jan Moon's avatar

If it's about Nosferatu I automatically set down my coffee and pull my bib up.

George in Atlanta's avatar

Props on your foresight. Jeff can sneak up on me on little cat feet. He's crafty that way.

arne link's avatar

Some of the Jeff fans can be pretty hilarious in their comments. This is the best group anywhere!

Chris Hierholzer's avatar

He get hysterical if you ask him a question.

Paula Dean's avatar

He gets hysterical if you look in his general direction.

Susan Niemann's avatar

But his Nazi Wife Katie says he’s a matador in bed. 😜🤮🤮

Tish Grier's avatar

A matador in bed? Does rhat mean he puts on a funny hat and drapes a red cape over her when they have sex? Or that he has to put on a sparkly uniform and make her dress like a bull? That is possibly THE DUMBEST way to describe how someone is in bed

Lois Levenstone's avatar

Thank you, this comment made me laugh out loud, and also eliminated the gross visual of the wife’s statement.

Susan Niemann's avatar

Agree! She was referring to his “manliness “. Gross!

Joyce's avatar

I'm missing her analogy: she does know that the term for the bull is not matador, right? The matador is the guy wearing sequins and satin and little ballet flats.

Kimberly Sandwisch's avatar

Sounds like he has to catch her & kill her before she’ll have sex with him? Sounds about right for a vampire tho.

Anastasia Pantsios's avatar

The thought of sex with him could cause lifelong celibacy.

Joel S's avatar

Submitted to Trump on the "contact the President" form at whitehouse.gov:

"Trump,

THIS IS WHAT NAZI’S DO!

Sister Leticia "Letty" Ugboaja, a Catholic nun and registered nurse, was released by ICE after being detained in her habit while walking to Mass in McAllen, Texas. Federal lawmakers intervened, prompting the Department of Homeland Security to release her hours later.

The incident sparked widespread discussion on immigration enforcement. Here are the key details:

Who is Sister Letty?

• Background: She is a Nigerian-born member of the Daughters of Mary Mother of Mercy.

• Occupation: She is a registered nurse at the South Texas Health System in McAllen.

• Community Role: She volunteers as an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion at Our Lady of Sorrows Church.

What Happened

• The Arrest: ICE officers stopped her on her way to Sunday morning Mass, handcuffed her, and confiscated her rosary.

• The Release: Parish officials announced the detainment on social media. Local representatives and U.S. Congress members intervened, securing her release later that day.

Reaction

• Church Officials: The Diocese of Brownsville condemned the arrest. Bishop Daniel E. Flores called protocols that allow a religious sister to be handcuffed while peacefully walking to church "wildly disturbing".

• Political Response: Politicians from both parties spoke out against the detainment, with some utilizing the moment to criticize aggressive immigration policies.

THIS IS WHAT NAZI’S DO.

THIS IS WHAT NAZI’S DO.

THIS IS WHAT NAZI’S DO.

THIS IS WHAT NAZI’S DO.

T H I S I S W H A T N A Z I ‘ S DO !"

michellefromchicago's avatar

Well, you never know; nuns have been known to use their rosaries as nunchucks /s 😆

Jan Moon's avatar

Gotta watch those nuns. You never know which one will have a ruler folded into her habit.

Salspho's avatar

Actually, I’ve known some pretty “dangerous” nuns who, in the name of Catholic Social Teaching, protested for peace and justice and committed acts of civil disobedience, were arrested, and sent to Federal Prison. Then there’s the four Church Women who were murdered by US supported government militia in El Salvador in 1980. However, it sounds like Sr. Letty was just heading to Mass. Yes, even nuns scare them.

Diana's avatar

Oh my goodness ‼️Sounds like a Monty Python sketch ‼️

Paula Dean's avatar

We're they worried that she'd hang herself with it? A Catholic nun suicide???

Diana's avatar

The image will be in my head for a while- thanks for the chuckle 🤭

Joyce's avatar

THAT WILL SHOW THAT COMMIE POPE! Sister Letty was a clear and present danger to all around her, especially ICE thugs cosplaying as humans in camouflage outfits.

I'm sure that all those deeply Christian thugs thought she was wearing an abaya and hijab.....

Virgin Monk Boy's avatar

The funniest part of MAGA melting down over birthright citizenship is watching people who carry pocket Constitutions suddenly discover they meant “terms and conditions may apply.” The 14th Amendment is not a hotel rewards program. It says what it says, which is apparently devastating news to the crowd that treats every baby with the wrong parents like a border crisis in diapers. And yes, 6–3 is better than losing, but three justices looking at plain constitutional text and reaching for the shredder should keep everyone wide awake.

Paula Dean's avatar

I think they've finally cut their own throats with their decisions this week. Even hard-core opponents now agree it's time to change the court.

Daniel M Kimmel's avatar

Most of their decisions have been just awful, including on voting rights, transgender athletes, and Trump's new power to fire whomever he wants in the agencies except for the Federal Reserve.

Susie's avatar

Wide. Awake. SMDH. 🤬😡

Stephanie Lajeskie's avatar

Hey, I have a really fun idea. Instead of awarding the Pulitzer to the first journalist to ask Donny what the fuck is wrong with him (since they’re already proven it’s never gonna happen), let’s offer it to the first person to ask him if Melania was a U.S. citizen when she gave birth to her anchor baby, Barron. Or whether Ivana was a citizen when she birthed Don Jr., Eric or Ivanka. Because if we’re overturning birthright citizenship, let’s do it right! It seems that the only child who belongs here is the one he wouldn’t be able to point to in a lineup.

zuzu's avatar

Hell, or whether Mary Anne was a citizen when she birthed Donny.

Susie's avatar

“…point to in a lineup!” 🤣🤣🤣 Brilliant!

Fastball Fredo's avatar

Jeff, I have some good news this morning.. In the continuing saga of “Golf with MAGAs”, I was paired with a MAGAs, been sending him facts, evidence and how the law is applied. Unprovoked by me on the course my partner who is 82 starts screaming about all the lying, cheating, corruption, law breaking by this crew.. he told me that Donald and his associates are robbing the country blind… utter disgust.. I sat there with my mouth opened, thought I was going to have a case of the vapors.

Anyway, if I could get through to this red hat I think we may turned the corner🎉 Best to all fellow travelers…

arne link's avatar

Wow. What a wonderful reward for your tireless work. Bravo!

HI2thDoc's avatar

Fastball Fredo, you're a man I admire

For never seeming to tire

Of engaging MAGA turds

And enduring their words

To your patience do I aspire

Bill Corbett's avatar

I play golf with his cousin and so far, he hasn't repented. I was supposed to play tomorrow but canceled for no reason. Now the cat's out of the bag and it's hard being around MAGA's.

barb's avatar

I don't know how you do it. My blood pressure would be thru the roof after playing with that crew although it sounds like you did some good by getting thru to at least one of them. Just curious and I'm sure you've already thought this thru but aren't there any other golf courses where you could find more like-minded, sane people?

Fastball Fredo's avatar

Good point Barb.. I’m in a senior community in the nw valley of Phoenix.. I assume all are MAGAS unless they prove otherwise.. I was amazed at all the F bombs my partner was throwing out there.. I enjoy small victories.. best to u..

HI2thDoc's avatar

He has awoken from his metaphorical coma! Good work, Fredo!

Kimberly Sandwisch's avatar

“Case of the vapors!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣

devourerofpancakes's avatar

“People who support automatic birthright citizenship need to answer a simple question. Are you also okay with birthright home ownership?

You know what random asshole. If the United States Constitution said that a person could do that, then yes, I would be ok with it. But it doesn't does it? Because the Founders weren't morons like you.

Mary Schweitzer's avatar

There actually is a close cousin to birthright citizenship regarding home ownership - it’s called inheritance.

devourerofpancakes's avatar

We should definitely get rid of inheritance. What? You get money just because your parents had money. Get yer boostraps and make your own wealth.

Mary Schweitzer's avatar

The wealthy see it as THEIR reward. It should at least have a hefty tax.

Kevin Dale Green's avatar

They are right that a nation should be able to choose its own citizens. They just refuse to accept that we already have.

My positions on 'birthright citizenship' and 'birthright home ownership' are identical. Both apply to a child of a non-citizen if and only if they apply to a child of a citizen.

Tom's avatar

The 3 justices who voted against the Constitution should be impeached immediately!

Daniel M Kimmel's avatar

And then what? You have 67 votes to convict in the Senate?

Tom's avatar

Well, I said SHOULD. I don’t expect it to happen, but it should at least be filed to make a point.

Peter's avatar

MAGA can go and quickly fuck itself unless any of them can trace their lineage to one or more of the indigenous nations that occupied this continent long before the white assholes showed up. That said, I am all for the end of birth tourism for Czech and Slovenian rent-a-wife skanks who fucked Trump and for the mistresses of all the Russian oligarchs who hand out at Whorehouse a lago until their kids are born.

Sharon Hudnall's avatar

We forget that Native Americans weren't granted the right to citizenship until June 2, 1924 under the Snyder Act. The 14th Amendment (1868) granted birthright citizenship to all persons born in the U.S. but excluded Native Americans who were members of sovereign tribes.

Tish Grier's avatar

The racism boggles my mind

Sharon Hudnall's avatar

Before 1924 tribal members had the right to die of disease and starvation on reservations.

Tish Grier's avatar

So many of them forget that their ancestors came over with little more than a hope for a better life. That includes Nosferatu McGoebbles, who seems to forget that there's a possibility he wouldn't exist if Hitler had his way with his family.

Lisa Bieber's avatar

They always project

Daniel M Kimmel's avatar

With Trump the accusation is really a confession.

Lucius's avatar

I'm fine with a band that agreed to play at the fascist clown show Donny inflicted on the country having no audience.

arne link's avatar

Sorry, I have to disagree on this one. Bands need to take any gig they can get. They don't make a lot of money unless they get famous. Most have second jobs as waiters or whatever.

Hugs.

Lucius's avatar

I get that, but there's a difference between second jobs and playing at a Nazi festival.

arne link's avatar

I get it. I just hate to denigrate a band trying to make a living. They weren't playing Nazi songs, just trying to make a buck.

serenity's avatar

The band appears to be made up of teenagers. I feel bad that they didn't get an audience.

Frosty McGillicuddy's avatar

The SC is more of a SCROTUS

"Put immigrants straight on a boat-us!"

Said four right wing hackers

Who should have been slackers

Get down on your knees and just blowt us!

Thomas and douchefuck Alito

That bloodsucking fuckwad mosquito

A self-hating Black man

The other a hack, man

Just ship them both off to Toledo!

I am almost at 100 subscribers! Will you please put my Substack subscriber total over three digits? You'll get a frequent dose of limericks, poems and song parodies that tear into the GOP's lunacy.... with a bit of humor.

HI2thDoc's avatar

Good one! Yeah, the only rhyme for Alito that I could think of was mosquito, so I gave up trying to write a limerick about him. Besides he and his insurrectionist wife being corrupt assholes, he doesn't have the decency to have an easily rhymed name. Fucker.

Tish Grier's avatar

"Finito" rhymes with Alito.....which makes me wish he was finito already.

Frosty McGillicuddy's avatar

Finito, Alito, Mosquito, Rightwingchristiannationalistbabyto....

2Cats2Furious's avatar

I mean, the annoying bloodsucker metaphor is right there!

Frosty McGillicuddy's avatar

I should change that right now!

Diana's avatar

The nerve…🤭

Neal Stiffelman's avatar

Your lede photo selections are always perfection.

Diane's avatar

That's a lovely picture of Claudia having her picture taken for the millionth time. We should all stop and take more pictures of our loved ones, sometimes that's all we have left.

Susan Niemann's avatar

Damn. We are so close to losing America. SCOTUS isn’t even trying to hide their corruption and racism.

I hate it here.

Cathy Wray's avatar

How horrible it would be to be forced to give birth to a racist creep like Stephen Miller .

Cathy Wray's avatar

This is eye-opening. So sad what has happened to trump and miller to turn them against immigrants. When they know the immigration history of their own families and yet turn to such cruelty.