Month: August 2020

Whoever he picks, the right wing media will go berserk, and the so-called objective media will "cover" that berzerk-itude by tsk-tsking Biden for making such a [insert adjective here: a) banal b) controversial] pick. It is as nauseating as it is predictable. I only hope that Team Biden is not dumb enough to try and short-circuit the sickeningly inevitable media war by making a "safe" choice. There is no safe choice. Just pick the best person.

Jesus Fucking Christ, Coons is the absolute worst.   In his recent appearance on Fox News Coons could not resist undermining the Dem's negotiating position:   

Bret Baier:[1:38] If you are sitting at home someplace, and this is running out or has run out, aren't you saying 'gosh, Washington on both sides really stinks'?  Coons: [2:38]   Brett, you're right many people will say 'a pox on both your houses'. 

  Coons' besty and partner in trying to keep the filibuster is likely headed for the ash heap of history.     Senate @QuinnipiacPoll #MESen: Gideon (D) 47% (+4) Collins…

It was only a matter of time until that perv perved himself out of a job. USA Today Headline:

Liberty University’s Jerry Falwell Jr. taking leave of absence after photo with pants unzipped

Hey Coons, You "fought to block" Trump by "working to unify Democrats and Republicans".    Guess what? I fought to make rainbows into candy by working to unify the letters P & Q!! I mean christ! You actually paid someone to come up with this jarringly nonsensical word salad?  Please name ONE Republicans who worked with you to "block Trump's dangerous agenda".... ONE fucking name.... and not someone who quit the Senate or died.     

Let's go Delaware, Keep the momentum Rolling & flush Coons this September!

ST. LOUIS — Cori Bush, a progressive activist and a leader of the swelling protest movement for racial justice, toppled Representative William Lacy Clay Jr. of Missouri in a Democratic primary on Tuesday, notching the latest in a stunning string of upsets against the party establishment. Ms. Bush, 44, had captured nearly 49 percent of the vote by late Tuesday evening compared with 45.5 percent for Mr. Clay, according to The Associated Press. She had tried and failed to unseat Mr. Clay in 2018, but this year rode a surge in support for more liberal, confrontational politics within the Democratic Party amid the coronavirus pandemic and the national outcry over festering racial inequities.