Recent Comments

1. about 5 hours ago on Michael Ramirez

   I would be surprised if his sister Maryanne wasn’t involved in a tax dodge scheme but that would go back to their inheritance from their father Fred. She had nothing to do with the Trump Organization and the it’s practices.

2. about 7 hours ago on Dana Summers

   ROTFLMAO, you’re comparing 1/6 AKA hang Mike Pence day to pulling a fire alarm? That’s like whipping out your one eyed weasel on a city street and as you slap it silly you tell everyone it was itchy so you’re just scratching it. You guys should get together and do stand up at the RNC’s offices.

3. about 7 hours ago on Michael Ramirez

   Thank you for the correction, it is a mistake I make now and then.

   Every court case where he’s been a defendant or plaintive have been civil cases. Even when he lost he came out on top because the end result wasn’t bad as it could have been for his bottom line and he spins that as a win. This just embolden him and he took bigger and bigger risks. On the civil side he went too far, and he would have gotten away with it if he had just shut his mouth and went away but shutting his mouth is an impossible task for him.

   That same hubris led him to cross over to committing criminal felonies and he thought he could pull the same BS and get away with it. He’s never been in a federal criminal court before, I have and it’s going to be an eye opener for him.

4. about 7 hours ago on Nick Anderson

   Which is even scarier. Thank you for the post, I missed it yesterday.

5. about 10 hours ago on Michael Ramirez

   There are occasions when MR gets it right.

6. about 10 hours ago on Michael Ramirez

   There are/were always consequences. In NY (both city and state) when he broke the laws of either or both entities the penalties assessed on him were so weak they did nothing to deter his behavior.

   The more he got away with pushing and stepping over the line the bolder his actions became. His lawyer and mentor Roy Cohen was the poster boy of what a typical sleazy lawyer is. Both Cohen and Trump admired the Mafia and the “rush, the high” they got came from the money they made AND getting away with breaking the law (emphases mine as they go hand and hand).

   Trump has finally crossed a line and it’s a line that he can’t go back over and undo the things he’s done. We can call it Karma, just deserts, whatever we would like but for me it’s the law of averages. If a person continues to do dangerous things that could hurt them if they live long enough the hurt will catch up to them.

7. about 11 hours ago on Clay Bennett

   I seriously doubt it, he sucked on the teat of his father Fred.

8. about 11 hours ago on Dana Summers

   You guys are really getting desperate calling a stupid prank an insurrection.

9. about 11 hours ago on Dana Summers

   Is there a difference between the two?

10. about 11 hours ago on Dana Summers

    LMAO, your humor kills me Sun.