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I thought it was a joke. When will I learn?

Sen. Susan Collins of Maine is in a tough reelection race, so a Republican super PAC rushed to her rescue by paying for ads attacking Troy Jackson, her Democratic opponent. The digital ads ran for four days.

On the wrong side of the country. The ad buyer confused Portland, Maine with Portland, Oregon.

It's a reach, but perhaps the bumbler at the media vendor can take comfort knowing that not a single Oregonian intends to vote for Troy Jackson.

Oct. 11

 

Not a Popular Fellow

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I read in The Seattle Times today that a recent poll showed Donald Trump at minus 41 points in Washington. Here in the Evergreen State, he's less popular than moss.

But according to the poll, Washingtonians don't hate him the most. Hawaii (-45) and Maryland (-47) sport higher levels of loathing.

The winner, though, is Vermont (-48). Apparently quite a few Vermonters would be happy to see him make a trip to the Ben and Jerry's factory in Waterbury and fall into a vat of Chunky Monkey.

This Week's Quote

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Dennis Hastert AND Jim Bakker within the span of one week?

Finally, the Grim Reaper's starting to make up for some of his mistakes this year.

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The Straight Truth

 

Enough Already

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This has got to stop.

First firebrand Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert is accused of having sexual relationships with female staffers, and now there's rampant online speculation that right-wing pundit and conspiracy theorist Candace Owens is a lesbian.

Next you'll tell me that Melania Trump and Karoline Leavitt hooked up in the Situation Room.

Clearly No Lesbians Were Involved