Tulsi’s Our New Darling…

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…But let’s not forget she’s still a Dem, voted for the Green New Deal or sump’n close to it.And a Hindu. Ok let’s not go there.

But we’re just SOOOO pathetically grateful to her for speaking up for speaking up! I mean how awful, how maddening is it,that these men, like Brennan,, like McCabe, who are known to have perjured themselves, are still on TV hectoring us, threatening us? Getting highly paid to do it?!?

The message is: look, they can’t really have done anything so wrong, or they wouldnt be here. Americans have great faith in packaging; the foregoing is THE most powerful message that could be transmitted!

Of course, if we had any broadcasters on our side, we oughta be able to counter it by replaying the appearances of the once (so recently!) ubiquitous Michael Avenatti. The CNN acolytes actually teasing a presidential run for this shyster! but not even Fox does so.

So thank you, Tulsi!! And in general we also like your anti-war stance where the US isn’t directly threatened. And oh how we love your low melodious voice, an excellent thing in a woman.

I’ll tell ya what: Now that you’re out of Congress, whyncha visit the Office of the Former President in Florida, and see what common ground you can find with him? If there IS a lot of it, whyncha change parties and run with him in 2024?

Based on what you just said, I think it’d be a dream ticket!

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    1. Actually who cares that she’s a Hindu. Romney’s a Mormon, right? I don’t see how we can call Mormons monotheists when they believe that every good Mormon guy gets to be a god on his own planet…that’s a HUGE pantheon, lotsa deities!

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  2. Yeah I think I read that in Christopher Hitchens’ book. I just looked it up again. So here’s the deal now: Mormons believe in theosis: humans becoming gods. ’ They don’t like the “your own planet” formulation any more cuz it sounds so sci-fi crazy. I found articles with titles like “No, Mormons don’t believe every man gets his own planet, but they don’t Not believe it either”. Maybe his own “universe”? That makes it sound more mystical and less kooky.

    It also occurred to me that when Smith dreamed all this up, the idea of going to another planet was every bit as theoretical and unimaginable as going to Heaven. Now, ordinary human beings have sent mechanical envoys to Mars, f’rinstance, and they weren’t even Mormons!

    Whatever the locale is, there’d be only one god per universe, or per planet, so the question of monotheism doesnt come up or at least they can dodge it. Still it hasta mean there are a kazillion gods out there somewhere, more of ‘em every minute.

    The point of all the wives is to populate the guy’s ..afterworld, whatever you wanna call it.

    This stuff is so fascinating. I read a lot about it when Romney was running.

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    1. I only knew of the magic underwear because I was unfortunate enough to see it with my own eyeballs.

      This is is a most interesting comment, and I would love to hear more about this if you are so inclined to enlighten us.

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      1. Wow, so you disrobed a devout Mormon woman? And you didn’t even have to promise her Celestial Marriage? No, I think it’s YOU who should enlighten US!!

        I’d have to look it all up again. What I remember from 2012 was that nearly all of Mormonism turns out to be about marriage and fertility. And that places it firmly in the tradition of religious mystery cults since…..forever.
        It started in upper New York State, part of a general region which by mid 19th century had become known as “the burned-over district” because so many religious cults had flared up and burned out there.
        Joseph Smith wanted his new creed to be “the Islam of America”. He emulated the prophet Mohammed in various ways, notably, by wanting to marry a nymphet although inconveniently already married—hence, polygamy.
        It’s a gutter creed, just like Islam. And bless you dear Simon, I know you won’t ban me for saying so.

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    1. Little brother was positively evil but those two are an interesting dichotomy between generations. One born in 1917 as super capitalist father was on the rise; the other in 1932 when super capitalist father was starting to build his reputation as an isolationist.

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      4. I should give kudos to my husband who signed me up for Barnes &Nobles and Amazon book club (without me knowing) with specific parameters in terms of my interests. I usually enjoy browsing the brick and mortar stores (B&N and especially niche) but they are becoming less interesting, too rare and too commercial.

        I get three surprises a month on a variety of topics ranging from history to sports and always the latest from Sowell, Coulter and Ayaan Hirsi Ali because he knows I consider their books to be collector items!

        Is my D a keeper or what? 🙂

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      5. D is a keeper! My BMD is too, though he’s taken to a more ….underground strategy, wants me to remove any Trump insignia and keep my big mouth shut. Yeah, no can do: I gotta be me!

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    2. ” I wish she’d change parties.”

      I wish she’d change *her* party. We need a political class that is focused on service to the nation, not self-aggrandizement.

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      2. (Oh, DJT, I get it.) Vis-a-vis Dems: If it’s JFK or RFK, Liz, point taken….I was thinking of Henry “Scoop” Jackson, Joe Lieberman, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Barbara Jordan, (maybe even) Shirley Chisholm.

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      3. I liked Lieberman and Moynihan (in particular) because Joe was a hawk and Daniel Patrick just had common sense. As a kid, I remember DPM’s warnings about the 25% illegitimacy rate in the black community and his dire warnings about the ramifications. Boy, did he understand where those numbers were taking us!

        I doubt he could have foreseen where it has taken the white working class as well, though.

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  5. Y’know……we’ve got Biden, surrounded by soldiers, governing purely by fiat (record number of executive orders). We have experienced a coup d’etat and nobody is willing to acknowledge it.

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    1. “We have experienced a coup d’etat and nobody is willing to acknowledge it.”

      I have been saying this coup began with the “Russian collusion” hoax and uni-students should have been raising holy hell from sea to shiny sea about it. Seems uni-students would rather be politically correct than free.

      Has anyone else heard this thing about government employees can not even refer to the flu Manchu as anything other than mana from heaven? Welcome, Wilson, to 1984.

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    1. Yeah…Y’know, I wasnt above thinking sexism played a rôle in 2016– thank God!!! And I still think you hafta be , idk, palatable? to be a political success in US..but we’re now so befuddled with the entire basic metrics of attraction that I’m not sure it goes far beyond just…not being gross, absolutely repulsive. I don’t think Ol’ JoKe gets even that, though, or he wouldnta elevated our totally repulsive Dr. Clarabelle to his cabinet. Well, the fed govt’s loss is Pa’s gain!

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