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CBS “News” is already a right-wing mouthpiece travesty; CNN is about to become one. You can thank the Ellisons for that. Bash, O’Donnell, and their ilk know exactly who their paymasters are and who they have to please. Bash was … Continue reading →

as he claims. The 79-year-old tripped and fell and was helped to his feet by the SS agents.

Trump tries to incite violence every day, flinging unspeakable ad hominem attacks at journalists and recycling Hitler’s line that they are “the enemy of the people.” Trump pardons and rewards the domestic terrorists of January 6. And yet Dana Bash … Continue reading →

instead of trying to inflict your monstrous ballroom on the hallowed White House grounds.

No, Pres. Trump, possible security failures at the Washington Hilton and perhaps by your own security detail do not justify your monstrous, garish, corruptly-funded ballroom. Is Trump suggesting that presidents would now no longer leave the White House after the … Continue reading →

Thus speaks Rod Serling introducing the 1961 Twilight Zone episode “The Obsolete Man,” a perfect encapsulation of Trump and his shock troops’ attempt to turn America into a nation of mindlessly obedient fascist foot soldiers. “The Obsolete Man” dramatizes the … Continue reading →

Unlike prior years, there won’t be a comedian emceeing tonight, in order to protect man/infant Trump’s paper-thin skin. Any journalist with integrity would boycott this travesty.

White House correspondents as well as Donald Trump are planning to make fools of themselves Saturday night, when Trump visits their annual dinner. Naturally, he won’t be a participant in their yearly comic rites, the way other presidents have been … Continue reading →

Because they will–so long as a lot of cash is waved at them–have no compunction about spouting the seditious lies platformed by the network on a nightly basis. But it seems to me that Fox alum Hegseth’s criminal psychosis has … Continue reading →

Yes, I will be checking out the Roundabout’s revival of Noel Coward’s “Fallen Angels,” premiered by Tallulah and Edna Best 101 years ago in London. I’m glad, too, that the originally-Selwyn Theatre now occupied by Roundabout is no longer named … Continue reading →