One of Us?

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I just don't know how to feel about the accusations against Rep. Lauren Boebert that she had sexual relationships with three of her staffers, two of whom are female.

I mean, we already know the pillar of Christian MAGA virtue has stilettos of clay. I'll never forget the Colorado Republican getting tossed from a Denver production of "Beetlejuice" for, among other things, fondling her date.

Boebert's sledgehammer homophobia and transphobia would make Anita Bryant proud. This doesn't preclude the possibility that she muff dives on the side, but I for one find it hard to believe.

I do know this:  If Boebert is part of the queer community, we have got to raise our standards.

Um . . .

 

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I am the code.

Ballroom-obsessed Donald Trump arguing that no building codes apply to White House construction, so the architect should stop fretting over a shortage of emergency exit routes and fire-containment measures

Source:  The Washington Post

So Restrained

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In his speech at the United Nations General Assembly today, Donald Trump told world leaders he was weighing whether to "annihilate" Iran and drive it "into hell."

The verbal histrionics from President Loose Canon made me think of the 1960 General Assembly when Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev took off his shoe and banged it on the table.

If Trump tries that, he'll use a golf shoe.

Our Straight Sisters Are Suffering

 

Name Game

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Forget about the Nobel Peace Prize snub. Donald Trump has now suffered a truly excruciating indignity.

An American city is renaming its airport after . . . someone else.

Music City has begun the process of renaming Nashville International Airport after Dolly Parton, Tennessee's own all-around goddess.

The temerity. The effrontery. To soothe his ego, I expect Trump to rush around and find something of cultural significance to name after himself.

Be prepared for the Donald Trump Alamo.

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FBI Director Kash Patel on Tuesday found himself defending a new policy at the bureau that does not immediately disqualify potential hires who have engaged in bestiality.

Raquel Coronell Uribe

Source:  NBC News