Liz Cheney, yes, that Liz Cheney, Wyoming Republican Congresswoman, on the GOP, FoxNews, and _____’s “shameful” attack on the patriotism of Iraq war veteran and impeachment inquiry witness Alexander Vindman:
“I want to say a word about something that’s been going on over the last several hours and last night which I think is also shameful. That is, questioning the patriotism, questioning the dedication to country of people like Mr. Vindman, Lieutenant Colonel Vindman who will be coming today, and others who have testified. I think that we need to show that we are better than that as a nation. Their patriotism, their love of country, we are talking about decorated veterans who served this nation who have put their lives on the line and it is shameful to question their patriotism, their love of this nation, and we should not be involved in that process.”
I’ve a feeling Hell is freezing over because ::::gulp::: I 100% agree with :::gulp::: Liz Cheney.
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Pete Buttigieg, presidential candidate, on Warren Hurst, Sevier County, Tennessee Commissioner, calling him the “queer” running for president:
“Well, he was right about one thing. He’s right that there is a gay man running for president. He doesn’t seem to be right about much else.”
Good on Pete for not sinking to the level of Warren Hurst. He’s like Obama in that way; he won’t suffer the fools but he won’t go low, either.
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Helen Mirren, Academy Award and Golden Globe-winning actress, on getting older:
“It’s much better to age disgracefully! Take it on the chin, and roll with it. You die young, or you get older. There is nothing in between! You may as well enjoy it. My mother once said, ‘Never worry about getting older. I know the thought of you being 45 when you’re 25 is, Oh, my god! Who wants to be 45? But it’s amazing because when you get to be 45, you’ll realize it’s actually very cool and you don’t want to be 25 again.’ And I have to say, she was absolutely right. With every age comes advantages and disadvantages. And you tend to find that you don’t want to go back. You want to be exactly where you are with everything you’ve experienced.”
Brava Helen, a fine fierce fabulous older woman.
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Kellyanne Conway, White House Cryptkeeper, mocked, berated and threatened Caitlin Yilek, a Washington Examiner reporter who dared mention her husband’s opposition to _____ in an article about her:
“So, listen, if you’re going to cover my personal life, if you’re going to cover my personal life, then we’re welcome to do the same around here. If it has nothing to do with my job, which it doesn’t, that’s obvious, then we’re either going to expect you to cover everybody’s personal life or we’re going to start covering them over here.”
Oh Kelly, someone hit a nerve and your crumbling façade crumbled a little more.
Any article about you should include the fact that you are married to a man who isn’t goose-stepping along with a rapist racist misogynistic lying traitor.
Okurrrrrr?
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Miss Lindsey Graham, ass-kissing goose-stepping _____ lapdog, demanding we all praise the Asshat in Chief:
“The killing of Baghdadi is a game changer in the war on terror. Doesn’t mean the war is over. The president’s determination over time has paid off. We don’t give him enough credit for destroying the caliphate. He did this in months, not years, because he changed the rules of engagement. This is a moment where we should all be proud of our American military and our intelligence community. This is a moment where President _____’s worst critics should say, ‘Well done, Mr. President.’”
Why, Miss Lindsey, because he had a great round of golf while our soldiers were risking their lives?
Why, because he staged a photo op to make it look like he was in the room when the attack happened even though he’s a five-time draft dodging anti-military f**kmonkey?
Go f**k yourself, ma’am, you’re a disgrace.
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Pharrell Williams, on gender fluid fashion:
“Well, I’m ashamed to say it was an aesthetic choice first. I liked something, and I put it on. Then the philosophy came behind it. And I do have my lines … But things that are made for women that I feel will look good on me—that I like—I will wear.”
Does it matter, really? I mean they’re just clothes, an extension of our expression of who we are and how we feel at that moment.
I say rock the boat and wear what you want.
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