The most annoying media agitator in the fucking world marries the most sycophant propagandist for the Donald J. Trump Administration.
Ainsley "Softball" Hannity and Sean "Softball" Hannity made a home run at Mar-a-Lago this evening.
While I wish Ainsley the very best of luck, I offer "Softball" Hannity nothing but endless failure all the way to his deathbed. I am fucking saying it. May he die a miserable annoying human being.
He is an old man (64 turning 65 in December) trying to rehash his youth by marrying Ainsley (turned 50 in September) years younger. I mean he openly had affairs on his ex wife, Jill Rhodes.
Can we make a prediction on how long this relationship will last?
Thanks to ChatGPT for inspiring a jingle.
[ANNOUNCER]
Ladies and gentlemen… step up to the plate!
[JINGLE]
🎵 Softball, softball… Softball Hannity!
The most annoying media personality on the planet!
Softball, softball… yellow as can be,
Straight from the Fox News old stash —
It’s Softball Hannity! 🎵
[VERSE 1]
He’s got a swollen face,
And a microphone in place,
He'll talk and talk and talk all night long!
With a fastball of opinions
And a curveball of complaints,
He somehow thinks he can never be wrong!
[CHORUS]
🎵 Softball, softball… Softball Hannity!
The most annoying media personality on the planet!
Softball, softball…
Grab one and you'll see —
It’s the official softball of the Trump Administration! 🎵
[VERSE 2]
Fox News old stash,
Pull it from the closet stash,
Dust it off and put it right on the air!
Trump says, “What a ball!”
Hannity says, “Build the wall!”
And everybody’s yelling everywhere!
[BRIDGE — BIG SPORTS-ANNOUNCER VOICE]
🎙️ Are you tired of ordinary balls?
Then step up to the plate!
Introducing Softball Hannity!
Now with 100% more hot takes!
[FINAL CHORUS]
🎵 Softball, softball… Softball Hannity!
The most annoying media personality on the planet!
Fox News old stash —
A media classic!
The official softball
Of the Trump Administration! 🎵
[TAG — ANNOUNCER]
Softball Hannity: when you can't hit the facts… just hit the airwaves.
The country's most annoying media personality in the world.
Opinions on Sean Hannity being "annoying" often stem from his polarizing style and political commentary. Critics point to his highly opinionated delivery, perceived bias, and confrontational approach on Fox News, where he’s been a prominent conservative voice for decades. His tendency to interrupt guests, push strong narratives, and frame issues in a way that aligns with his audience’s leanings can feel repetitive or aggressive to those who disagree. Supporters, however, see his passion and unapologetic stance as a draw, appreciating his consistency on issues like conservative values, criticism of liberal policies, or defense of figures like Trump.
Some call him a "propagandist" or "whiny" for his tone and alleged fearmongering, while others praise him as a patriot exposing "leftist agendas." The annoyance factor often depends on the viewer’s political alignment—his style grates more if you’re not in his camp. Data-wise, his show averaged 2.5-3 million viewers nightly in recent years, showing a loyal base despite the criticism. Ultimately, it’s his unyielding approach that both fuels his popularity and makes him a lightning rod for irritation.
This putrid edition of The Sean Hannity Word Vomit. In the chaotic second presidency of Donald J. Trump, the most annoying media personality on the fucking planet will do his best to spin a turd into a brownie.
I called him "Softball" Hannity after a remark in 2016 when he was feuding with then Nebraska senator Ben Sasse. Sasse at the time refused to back Trump and called out the annoying agitator for being for being a cheerleader. Hannity openly said he doesn't care if people accuse him of doing softball interviews.
You can literally make a bingo card of Softball Hannity's most repetitive rants.
Hannity reacted by saying he does "interviews" where he can make Republicans feel like they have a place in the junk food media. He sarcastically invited Sasse on to explain why he is a "Never Trump" Republican.
Yearly wrap up.
Fox confirms that the Fox & Friends host and the far right agitator are officially married.
The earlier pre-wedding festivities brought together loved ones from different chapters of their lives for a special evening honoring the couple.
"My heart is overflowing with gratitude and joy," Earhardt said. "To celebrate this beautiful season of our lives surrounded by the people we love most is truly a dream come true. God has blessed us in more ways than we could ever imagine, and I am so thankful that He brought Sean and me together. Our families, our children and our precious friends mean the world to us and sharing this moment with them makes it even more meaningful. We are so excited for this next chapter and know that the very best is yet to come."
Earhardt, co-host of the network's top-rated morning program "FOX & Friends" and Hannity, the host of FOX News Channel's "Hannity" and podcast "Hang Out with Sean Hannity," announced their engagement in December 2024 after Hannity proposed over Christmas at their home church in Florida.
"Ainsley is an incredible person and I couldn't be happier or more grateful that God brought us together," Hannity said. "Faith, family and friendship are what matter most in life and having so many people we love and care about together to celebrate this moment means the world to us. We are incredibly blessed and I can't thank everyone enough for being part of such a special evening."
No ethics at Fox.
Among those celebrating were Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott and FOX News President and Executive Editor Jay Wallace as well as Earhardt's fellow "FOX & Friends" co-hosts Steve Doocy, Lawrence Jones and Brian Kilmeade, along with numerous other Fox News personalities.
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump were also in attendance, along with Eric and Lara Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and his wife, Jeanette, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his wife, actress Cheryl Hines, Sen. Tim Scott, Sen. Darline Graham, U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro, among others.
"I've had a personal relationship with President Trump for over 30 years," Hannity said. "When Ainsley and I began planning this celebration, it was important to us that he could be part of this special time in our lives. We chose to host a party at Mar-a-Lago and paid fair market value for the venue. We are grateful that he and Melania could celebrate alongside our families and friends."
Other guests included longtime friends of the couple, including ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith, country music legend Lee Greenwood, podcast host Sage Steele, television personality Jillian Michaels and Steve and Andrea Wynn.
Both Earhardt and Hannity have longstanding careers at Fox News. Earhardt joined in 2007 and became a co-host of "FOX & Friends" in 2016 while Hannity has been with the network since its launch in 1996.
The evening reflected the importance of faith, friendship and the relationships the couple has built over the years as they look forward to exchanging vows.
People, please do not resort to the levels of those who profit off the anger. The anger of right wing Americans in the wake of white nationalist Charlie Kirk's death has sparked a censorship and harassment campaign.
Erika Kirk, Joe Rogan, Elon Musk, Scott Presler, Laura Loomer, Riley Gaines, Lizzy Savetsky, Blaire White, Derrick Evans, Joey Saladino, Hermes, Eric Daughetry, Paul Szypula, Roseanne Barr, Steve Bannon, James Woods, Cam Higby, Kanye West, Tucker Carlson, Catturd, CJ Pearson, Stephen Crowder, Savanna Cannon, Tomi Lahren, Jack Posobiec, Snoop Dogg, Ray J, Waka Flocka Flame, DaBaby, James O'Keefe, Jacob Wohl, Ryan Metta, Matthew Van Swol, Buck Sexton, Clay Travis, Mila Joy, Rick Ross, Ben Garrison, Todd Starnes, Jeffrey Mead, Nick Fuentes, Donald Trump, Jr., Eric Trump, Milo Yiannapolous, Nick Shirley, James Carville, Roger Stone, Terrence K. Williams, Ian Miles Cheong, Lindy Li, Guy Benson, Andy Ngo, Alexis Wilkins, Olivia Krolcyzk, Scott Jennings, Brandon Tatum, Neal Boortz, Alex Bruesewitz, Tom Finton, Nick Cannon, Adin Ross, Candace Owens, Nick Sorter, Jillian Michaels, Patrick Bet-David, Harvey Levin, Tommy Robinson, Phil McGraw, 50 Cent, Nicki Minaj, Harris Faulkner, Tara Bull, Theodis Daniel, DJ Daniel, Kevin Sorbo, Dean Cain, Neera Tanden, Maria Bartiromo, Simon Abeta, SNEAKO, Lily Gaddis, Rob Schneider, Gunther Eagleman, Nelly, Chaya Raichik, Erick Erickson, Meghan McCain, Tim Pool, Van Jones, Lauren Southern, Icewear Vezzo, Megyn Kelly, Andre Williams, Angela Belcamino, Amir Odom, Lawrence Jones, Tony Hinchcliffe, Ainsley Earhart, Jesse Lee Peterson, Stephen A. Smith, Noah Rothman, Dom Lucre, Glenn Greenwald, Jesse Watters, Debra Lea, Brianna Wu, Bill O'Reilly, Mark Levin, Steven "Destiny" Bonnell, Neera Tendan, Steve Bannon, Myron Gaines, Rochelle "Silk" Hardaway-Richardson, Mase, Juanita Broddrick, Mordechai David, James Carville, Jake Lang, Larry Elder, Eylon Levy, Brett Cooper, Ben Shapiro, Enes Kanter [Freedom], Dave Rubin, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Brian Glenn, Matt Gaetz, Chris Cuomo, Nick Sorter, Fred Guttenberg, Alex Jones, Rachel Blevins, Owen Shroyer, Bill Cunningham, Andrew Tate, Tristan Tate, Kid Rock, Karoline Leavitt, Kevin Hodge, Keith Hodge, Sage Steele, 42 Dug, Bill Maher, Forgiato Blow, Judith Sheindlin, Royce White, Rick Santorum, Vanilla Ice, Amber Rose, Greg Gutfeld, David Limbaugh, Peter Schweizer, Lauren Chen, Ian Carroll, Gordon Robertson, Malachi Maxey, April Chapman, Ali Alexander, Michelle Malkin, Ann Coulter, Shannon Watts, Brent Bozell, Dalton Eatherly, Matt Walsh, Benny Johnson, Olivia Nuzzi, Ronna Romney McDaniel, Ryan Lizza, Ronna Romney McDaniel, Laura Ingraham, Matt Drudge, Greta Van Susteren, Nancy Grace, Mike Lindell, Braden "Clavicular" Peters, Vince Langman, Brian Kilmeade, Glenn Beck, Xaviaer DuRousseau, Sean Davis, Ian Jaegar, Christopher Rufo, Joey Mannarino, Sean "Softball" Hannity and every centrist or far right agitator in the junk food media is scared of being taken out by a gunman. They are scared that the bullet won't miss. They want you to risk your freedom or your life to protect their right to gas you up to commit unspeakable crimes against one another.
Let me be clear: I do not condone violence towards to politicians, law enforcement, media personalities, animals and property. I am not condemning things any longer. I am getting tired of putting empathy on antipathy.
The brothers Tate remain locked up in a Miami federal time out as they await extradition to Great Britain to face criminal charges for sexual assault, underage procurement and extortion.
The suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Andrew and Tristan Tate are Black extremists that are widely described and publicly known for chauvinistic, sexist, and misogynistic views, male-dominance content, and roles within the online "manosphere". They are MAGA and aligned to ideologies that are white supremacist.
Again, they are Black men.
U.S. Magistrate Lauren Louis denied a defense motion for release, meaning the Tates will remain jailed during what could be a monthslong extradition process. The Tates failed to demonstrate that they do not present a flight risk or danger to the community or that special circumstances warrant their release, Louis said in her ruling.
“Having failed to meet these three factors, Respondents’ Motion for Release Pending Extradition Proceedings is DENIED,” she said in the ruling.
The U.S. has denied release due to their vocal attempts to flee the country and disappear.
If they had freedom, they would immediately bolt to a country that will not extradite them. Russia, Belarus or Iran. But for course, they will not be automatic granted asylum like Edward Snowden or Tara Reade if they move to Russia.
Federal judge Lauren Lewis warns the Tates that they're not entitled to in house due to their deceptive tactics to elude federal authorities.
[Emory] Andrew Tate has been arrested in Miami and is in U.S. custody. Tate has faced numerous criminal and civil legal proceedings in Romania, the United Kingdom, and the United States relating to allegations including rape, human trafficking, and tax evasion.
The Romanian trafficking case remained unresolved but stalled by procedural delays, and Tate had been released from Romania's travel ban and all bail conditions; separate UK proceedings remained active, where the Crown Prosecution Service authorised 21 charges in May 2025 and police reopened an earlier investigation into 2015-era allegations following a misconduct inquiry into how it had originally been handled.
Democratic lawmakers fear President Donald J. Trump will commute their sentence and slow walk their extradition.
Tate still operates on his social media through his associates. That doesn't help their case.
Can a miracle come out of Texas with a Democrat winning?
President Donald J. Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Gov. Greg Abbott, Elon Musk, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin represent the decline of white men.
They will do everything to protect their pathetic white privilege.
Tara Reade, the woman who accused then president Joe Biden of sexual assault left the United States and immediately sought Russian citizenship. In early March 2020, Reade came forth with an allegation that rattled the Biden campaign. Katie Halper, Ryan Grim, Ryan Knight and Brihana Joy Gray amplified her allegations in a last minute attempt to help rival Bernie Sanders win the Democratic nomination.
Biden was pelted with accusations of sexual abuse throughout his campaign run and one term as president. He flatly denies the allegations.
Reade was confident that allegations would sink Biden if he won the nomination (tic, toc).
When Reade came forward to the junk food media, the establishment Democrats started to question why she didn't bring the allegations when he ran for president in 2008, 2012 (as vice president) and all the times he was then senator from Delaware. Reade also made details that were not accurate to the allegations she presented. Her old acquaintances started to come forward with their own allegations against her. They said that she would exploit tragedies to get easy access to funds. They said that Reade would accuse her former romantic partners, her own daughter and former friends of being criminals. A woman who ran a ranch for injured horses and foils also came forward accusing Reade of lying about her abuse claims. Reade was scheduled to be on Fox to detail her story. After relevations came forward about her lying about credentials when appearing in court, she immediately cancelled her appearances and prepared for departure to Russia. Reade would leave the U.S. shortly after Biden won. Reade tried to sue the U.S. government claiming Biden weaponized the federal government. The U.S. government in 2020 did investigate Reade's claims. It happened in Trump's first term but stalled after former attorney general William Barr resigned after the elections. She had largely faded from the public discourse but her stench exists to this day.
James Talarico had an allegation of sexual assault by a man who claimed he was a middle school teacher in 2012. Once again, the allegations come forward damn near 15 years after he became a member of Texas state house. Allegations that come forward after his bitter primary against Jasmine Crockett. Allegations that come forward after he secured the Democratic nomination. Allegations less than two fucking weeks before the Midterms.
It was the work of a covert group in Russia.
Earlier this week, a man identifying himself as Zyon Lewis posted a video on X/Twitter claiming he was assaulted by his middle school teacher in 2012. The teacher, Lewis continued, was Talarico.
October Surprise.
The president openly called for Russia, Israel and Elon Musk to actively meddle in the Midterms. That is a no brainer.
Prediction analysis and pollsters believe the race is extremely close. I don’t believe it.
I have Texas as Lean Republican.
Texas is a very reclusive state for Democrats to pull off a strong win or even a slim win.
Republicans claimed Talarico was institutionalized and a closeted homosexual. They made allegations that he doesn't follow the Bible and is a phony Christian, etc. It shows how desperate they are. They don't care about Paxton's perversions and his active allegations of association to mob bosses. The domestic issues are big but Republicans are too focused on culture wars and white supremacy to worry about the cost of living.
It's almost over.
According to a Thursday report from The New York Times, the video was completely fake and the Russians were behind it. The report read:
Several groups of researchers who track Russian disinformation operations attributed the claim to Storm-1516, a covert group that in 2024 peddled a similarly unfounded accusation against Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota, who was the Democratic vice-presidential nominee.
The attack followed a flurry of Russian posts on social media in recent weeks and provided the latest indication that Moscow is once again targeting an American election with online influence operations. In recent weeks, Russia has ramped up those efforts, according to a U.S. official familiar with classified intelligence assessments on the matter.
The video first appeared Tuesday; and the account, the report noted, was recreated in September. It has since been suspended.
The Talarico video wasn’t the only instance of the Russians looking to spread disinformation ahead of the midterms. According to the Times, “most of the Russian content so far” has targeted Democratic candidates in races across the country. Still, a U.S. official told the Times that “intelligence assessments do not specify that Russia is explicitly seeking to harm one political party more than the other.”
Vivek Ramaswamy may be the Ken Blackwell of Nan Whaleys. He may have single handedly his election to the Democrat. I do not want to speculate but I am getting a strong feeling that he is toast. Ramaswamy has faced racism from his own party, skeptism about his policies and this latest ad about his Democratic opponent may have turned off moderates.
Things that President Donald J. Trump can away with, any other candidate ain't getting away with it. Trump, the definition of white privilege. Ramaswamy, the person of color having to walk a tight rope of keeping those white folks happy by tap dancing. Soon as he turns off the juice, they turn off the lights.
Yearly wrap up.
Amy Acton, the opponent survived an assassination attempt, death threats during her role in the Mike DeWine governorship and endless questions about her faith.
This week I found out that she and her sibling were estranged from her mom.
I also found out that Ramaswamy and his campaign were behind the ad that paints Acton as a liar. I found out that Acton was estranged from her mother because her husband sexually assaulted her when she was a child.
Ramaswamy didn't even vet the woman. He decided to roll out the October Surprise in an attempt to attack her for skipping debates. Well it has backfired.
DeWine, a longtime Republican who supports Ramaswamy and Jon Husted (his former lieutenant governor now Ohio senator) quickly condemned the ad.
At a gathering with reporters at the Ohio Statehouse, DeWine called the ad “deeply, deeply troubling.”
“It’s wrong to run this ad,” he said. “I would urge Ramaswamy’s campaign to take this down.”
The Ramaswamy campaign did not immediately respond to a message seeking comment.
The term-limited DeWine’s remarks place him at odds with Ramaswamy, who he’s endorsed to succeed him. The biotech entrepreneur and 2024 presidential candidate has taken responsibility for the 60-second video and is spending $4 million to broadcast it online and on TV.
I am heading to North Carolina to continue ownership of my minor league baseball team in Asheville.
With his remarks, DeWine has entered the fray of a growing rift among Ohio Republicans over the advertisement — as both the governor’s race and a race for U.S. Senate appear far tighter than expected in a state Donald Trump won handily three times. The video features Acton’s birth mother, Donna Arthur, calling her “a liar” and insinuating she has mental health issues.
Casey Putsch, a Republican opponent who siphoned 13% of the gubernatorial primary votes has endorsed Acton. He said despite Acton being an out of touch politician, Ramaswamy using her family in an ad goes against his convictions as a Christian.
Vice President JD Vance semi distanced himself from the ad. The Ohio native who is the 50th Vice President of the United States made campaign stops in Cincinnati and Lima trying to do clean up for Ramaswamy and Husted.
President Donald J. Trump stood firm with Ramaswamy and said he doesn't know if the allegations are true or not, but called Acton a radical looney.
Ohio once seen as a state Democrats couldn't flip is at a strong likely. We do not want to get too confident. I mean at the end of the day, Republicans will be Republicans and Democrats will be Democrats.
Acton, Ohio’s COVID-era health director, has made no secret of facing homelessness and abuse as a child. Arthur lost custody of her children after their stepfather was indicted for raping Acton. Acton’s campaign on Tuesday posted a video of her brother who supported her backstory about living in a tent and being abused.
It's almost over.
Republican Vice President JD Vance, an Ohio native son, expressed disgust during an Ohio campaign swing Wednesday with Republicans “whining” about the ad as low and in poor taste. But Republican U.S. Sen. Jon Husted — in a tight retention race against Democrat Sherrod Brown — has said he would not have run the ad, as has Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose, who is running for state auditor.
Another influential Ohio Republican, former U.S. Rep. Jim Renacci, posted a lengthy essay on X overnight, suggesting that “the floor may have just fallen out from under the Republican campaign for Ohio Governor” and urging every Republican to distance themselves from it.
Nikki Haley, who sparred with Ramaswamy during the 2024 Republican presidential primary over the personal nature of his attacks, called him “a bad guy” in a social media post Tuesday. “It’s a shame he continues to get away with it,” she wrote.
Amid the turmoil, Ohio Republican Party Chairman Alex Triantafilou posted what sounded like a warning, or a threat.
“The final days of a tough campaign are always the best time to find out who is really with you and who just posts and pretends,” he wrote. “Yes—we are keeping score.” The quote was followed by a winking-eye emoji.
Media Matters for America, a left-leaning media watchdog group, has reported that many within the national conservative media are promoting and praising the ad. Ramaswamy’s campaign manager, Jonathan Ewing, has characterized it as “a campaign-ending moment for Amy Acton.”
Wayne Allyn Root, of Gateway Pundit, called it “absolutely hilarious” and Daily Wire host Michael Knowles described it as “brilliant.”
Police and court records show Cledith Arthur was arrested and charged with the rape of his stepdaughter, then 12, in July 1978, after Acton’s biological father reported him to authorities. The abuse allegedly happened from December 1976 to April 1978. Cledith Arthur, who has since died, failed to show for a court appearance and became a fugitive.
If you watched the films Top Gun or Poison Ivy, you knew of the actor.
I watched the erotic thriller Poison Ivy with Sara Gilbert, Drew Barrymore and Tom Skerritt. Tom was uncomfortable doing the role. Barrymore, 16 at the time said she was willing to do sexual scenes and demanded her bodily freedom.
Tom felt that it would leave a lasting impact on his legendary career. All scenes between Skerritt and Barrymore were strictly choreographed, acted, and simulated—not real.
He embodied a solid, wry authority figure, whether as a flight instructor in “Top Gun,” a tough-but-fair sheriff on TV’s “Picket Fences” or the doomed captain of “Alien,” has died. He was 93.
Skerritt died Wednesday of natural causes, his family said in a statement. “While the world knew Tom through his remarkable acting career, we knew him for his humor, curiosity, wisdom, generosity and the love he brought into our lives. He cared deeply about imagination, creativity, storytelling, service, veterans, the natural world and helping others find and share their own voices,” the statement said.
Skerritt was twice nominated for an Emmy — both for “Picket Fences,” winning outstanding lead actor in a drama series in 1993. Other career highlights include playing the patient husband of Shirley MacLaine in “Turning Point,” Sally Field’s husband in “Steel Magnolias” and a scheming opportunist who stands in the way of Jodie Foster’s attempt to communicate with extraterrestrial life in “Contact.”
“A writer once described me as a character actor locked in a leading man’s body, and I’ve always loved that. It’s a nice compliment. I’ve been able to walk the line between television and features,” he told the Seattle Post-Intelligencer in 1997.
Onstage, he was the narrator in “Our Town” at Seattle’s Intiman Theatre in 2004 and made his Broadway debut in 2013 in an adaptation of John Grisham’s “A Time to Kill,” in which The Associated Press wrote he “nicely pulls off a charming disgraced and drunken lawyer.”
Skerritt’s early life
Skerritt grew up in a middle-class Detroit family, his father a small businessman and his mother a housewife. He had two brothers; a sister died as a child.
He spent four years in the Air Force, attended Wayne State University and then switched to the University of California, Los Angeles, to study filmmaking, inspired by a viewing of “Citizen Kane.”
His performance in a Los Angeles theater production of “The Rainmaker” led to his first film role — a supporting role as a sergeant in the 1962 scrappy, $250,000 independent Korean War film “War Hunt.” The movie marked the debuts of Skerritt, Robert Redford, Sydney Pollack and Francis Ford Coppola.
Redford and Skerritt were vying for the same lead role, with the former winning out. Years later, Redford, now directing, paid Skerritt back with compound interest in “A River Runs Through It,” handing him the plum role of the stern Rev. John Maclean, a minister whose governing passions are his faith and fly-fishing. The New York Times was impressed by his “halting, thoughtful manner.”
Redford, who died last year, became a lifelong friend. “There was such a deep connection we made with each other that it matured into a level-headed friendship,” Redford told the Seattle Times in 2007. “His values were close to mine, and he kept his integrity.”
‘Alien’ and ‘Top Gun’
After “War Hunt,” however, Skerritt still struggled for screen time, landing a small role in “M.A.S.H.” and “Thieves Like Us” for Robert Altman, and doing a bit part as a motorcycle cop in “Harold and Maude” for Hal Ashby.
Things changed with “The Turning Point,” which earned him a National Board of Review win. Then came “Alien,” with Skerritt playing the beleaguered and doomed captain of the ship Nostromo, crouched in a dark, claustrophobic duct, hunting the alien with a sputtering flamethrower. He told the Seattle Times that what appealed to him in the script was that the lead actor disappeared and “the woman becomes the hero. I really like that idea.”
Things shifted again after that, including a memorable role as Tom Cruise’s instructor in the landmark “Top Gun”: “Gentlemen, you are the top 1% of all Naval aviators. The elite. The best of the best. We’ll make you better,” he told the students. “This school is about combat. There are no points for second place.”
Skerritt achieved perhaps his best notices as the kindly sheriff in “Picket Fences,” a comedy created by David E. Kelley that won 14 Emmy Awards — one for Skerritt — and a Golden Globe over its four-year run from 1992 to 1996.
Skerritt co-starred opposite Kathy Baker, playing his doctor wife in the community of Rome, Wisconsin, a place with bizarre happenings, like having a robber leaving a trail of frogs or the pope becoming the primary witness to a murder.
“It was written by the best writer on television,” he told the A.V. Club in 2019. “That was the magic and brilliance of it. Because I wasn’t trying to do a series, but then they said Kathy Baker was going to do it, and I thought, ‘She’s fabulous — what do they want me for?’”
Also on the small screen, Skerritt played William Walker on ABC’s “Brothers and Sisters,” Jimmy Ford on TNT’s “Leverage” and he had the recurring character Evan Drake on “Cheers.” He starred in the Hallmark movie “What the Deaf Man Heard,” co-starring Matthew Modine, Judith Ivey and James Earl Jones. He also modeled for Guess jeans.
Directing and writing — his initial dream — had been overtaken by a career in front of the camera, though he managed to direct and star in the 1997 television movie “Divided by Hate.”
“Things happen,” he told The Ottawa Citizen in 1992. “You get hired for a film and the roles kept coming for me. I kept telling myself that if I stuck with acting it would be a really good training for what the problems are in directing. Then the family came along and I had to support them. The years flew by and there was a time when I said I would give up acting and really try to get into directing. But it hasn’t worked out that way and I have no regrets.”
He is survived by his third wife, Julie Tokashiki, and five children.
Jan Crawford, why are you on the phone while reading off a phone?
October Surprise.
Yearly wrap up.
Money out of politics. Money in your pocket. Pass Medicare for All.
A catchy slogan from a candidate who unapologetically standing on business.
This wasn't the first and it won't be the last time Jan Crawford crosses the line between her standards as a legal journalist and a far right agitator.
The likelihood Abdul El-Sayed becoming a senator has increased. I have a strong feeling but I don't want to speculate. Cause nothing is promised despite the rallies, the grassroots get out to vote and the endless campaigning. It is tiring. Especially when he wants to focus on domestic issues and they constantly pelt him with endless distractions. If he does win, it will shake the establishment. He will be thrust into the presidential ambition race.
Mike Rogers, John James, President Donald J. Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Republicans and Israeli operatives are literally trying to trip up El-Sayed in the final weeks until the election.
This is Tommy. Tommy had a question about my allegiances. Listen to the end to hear about his. https://t.co/p09eMtsh0x
Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed shared his views on U.S.-Israel relations, saying he does not consider Israel an American ally: “I think it’s time for us to realize that Israel is not actually our friend.”
Watch the full conversation tonight at 8 p.m. ET on ABC News Live Prime’s “All Access with Linsey Davis” streaming on @disneyplus and @hulu.
Remember Tommy, who asked El-Sayed if he disavowed the Muslim Brotherhood? He worked for Hawley until February 2026, then became Political Director for Kansas GOP candidate Philip Sarnecki. His father, Timmy Teepell, is a longtime GOP strategist who worked for Jindal and Hawley. https://t.co/8i3yMAVUNn
Bootlicks at The Root asked Abdul El-Sayed what he’ll do for Black people in Michigan if he wins, and he said a whole bunch of nothing. He offered no real policies or anything tangible. Black people y’all better not vote for this Arab, lol https://t.co/k7RrEQne0e
Nobody throws a party quite like Desmond’s Elegant Affairs!
Great people, great energy, and just two weeks until a big victory. Cheers! https://t.co/s0coCtsrH4
We’re excited to share the latest in our series highlighting the growing number of lifelong proud Democrats who are putting country over party and voting for Mike Rogers.
This is part of a series of ads currently live in Michigan on CTV, digital, text, and soon on broadcast TV. https://t.co/ABoJFwqBRi
Republican operatives are being paid to infiltrate El-Sayed rallies in Michigan.
One operative had and got his ass handed to him. He tried to trip up El-Sayed with the endless banter about the Muslim Brotherhood. He demanded him condemn Muslim Brotherhood and El-Sayed did. So when the junk food media got wind of it, they focused on the politicial and constitutional response.
When El-Sayed did an interview with The Root, he ordered a plate of chicken. The FBA and GOP called it pandering to Black voters.
On ABC News, he said that Israel is not an ally of the United States. He said that if you have a friend that keeps getting you into trouble, always taking money from you, making you get into fights with other people and talking bad behind your back, El-Sayed said that is not a friend.
I can rent out a bar and toast with Black Republicans.
On the Vic Mensa podcast, the rapper did bench presses with El-Sayed and discussed why does he feel that Black voters have issues with him. El-Sayed stated that biases from certain establishment made it difficult for some to bridge the gap.
Rogers is seeking disgruntled Black and Jewish voters. Many of these folks are flat out bigots. They have more focus on Israel and ridiculous culture wars.
El-Sayed has spent days and nights campaigning in Michigan, leaving the state to do interviews, private donations and podcasts. He is generating major buzz.
He said that learning from the mistakes of 2018 when he ran for governor. El-Sayed studied the ground game and figured out that you do not have to change your convictions to win an election.
Crawford a privileged white woman who got an opportunity to be a legal analysis on CBS News has a history of pushing a narrative that appeals to the far right.
She was a prominent critic of the Affordable Care Act alongside former president Barack Obama's first and second term policies.
There are calls and internal frustrations at CBS. Bari Weiss has become such a burden to the staff. They want her gone and they also want journalists who blurred the line gone too.
It's almost over.
Crawford blurred the line when she threw her support to that operative.
Crawford faced backlash after tweeting praise for a heckler asking El-Sayed to disavow the Muslim Brotherhood.
“Tommy, thank you,” she wrote about the heckler who got into a tense exchange with El-Sayed, who is Muslim. “I had to watch this twice to catch Dr. Abdul El-Sayed’s nanosecond, ‘yeah, absolutely,’ response. His subsequent uninterrupted diatribe proving your exact point is the kind of spectacular self-own is the kind ppl only dream about triggering. Congrats.”
Crawford later deleted the post and apologized, admitting it violated CBS’ standards.
“Earlier, I tweeted a video from an Abdul El-Sayed town hall,” she wrote on X. “I deleted that tweet because it was a violation of CBS News standards. I apologize.”
Crawford is seen as a close ally to CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss, which some believe is why she won’t face major punishment over the tweet. According to a recent Semafor report, Weiss has encouraged journalists to devote “serious resources” to link El-Sayed to the Muslim Brotherhood.
Spouse swap. Actor Andrew Shue is engaged to Marilee Fiebig. They were previously married to Amy Robach and TJ Holmes. The controversial couple shocked the junk food media.
After their public firing from ABC News, TJ Holmes and Amy Robach have been active on the podcast circuit. They both ended their relationship with their respective spouses.
They are totally blacklisted from ever appearing on television.
Mediaite reported their ex-spouses found love. The ex-spouses met one another and are now getting married.
I swear they are swingers.
Andrew Shue, who was previously married to Robach, confirmed Wednesday that he is engaged to Marilee Fiebig, Holmes’s ex-wife, after the pair began dating in the wake of their former partners’ highly publicized relationship.
The news arrives just weeks after Robach and Holmes themselves married in Arkansas on Sept. 19, according to New York Magazine’s The Cut.
“You don’t know how you meet the person who’s right for you,” Shue exclusively told People. “It just happened. And you can say how it’s just this kind of freak luck that this is how you ended up getting to know that person in a way that would allow you to reveal yourself and for her to reveal herself.”
Shue said the unusual circumstances brought the pair together “in a time where we both needed a friend.”
TJ Holmes left his wife for Amy Robach. Andrew Shue got his revenge by dating Holmes' wife. Now Marliee Fiebig is engaged to Shue.
The four-way relationship shuffle traces back to 2022, when Robach and Holmes were co-hosting GMA3: What You Need to Know. Their relationship became public after photographs emerged showing them together outside work.
Both were still legally married at the time, although Robach and Holmes later said they had already separated from their respective spouses before beginning their relationship. Their romance nevertheless became a major controversy at ABC, and the pair ultimately left the network in early 2023.
Shue and Fiebig subsequently connected over their shared experience of the two breakups, with reports of their own relationship first emerging in late 2023.
“It just happened to be a circumstance that allowed for that,” Shue told People, describing how the pair came to know one another while navigating the end of their marriages.
Robach and Holmes, meanwhile, continued dating publicly, launched a joint podcast and announced their engagement in 2025 before marrying last month.
Shue said his own path with Fiebig had ultimately produced “a happy ending.”
Roseanne Barr will never (I repeat) never appear on television in any form.
At 74 years old, Barr might as well continue to raise her nuts in Hawai'i.
Barr along with Omar Gooding, Drea de Matto, Jon Lovitz and Randy Quaid are trying to make a MAGA sitcom. She self financed her sitcom and is hoping a platform will pick it up.
ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, The CW and cable networks are not going for it. Netflix, Apple TV and Hulu are definitely a no.
The Daily Wire is probably the only stream willing to do it. Newsmax could pick it up but its extremely risky given that the network is still in a serious lawsuit with Smartmatic.
A sitcom that involves her as a mother of a daughter married to Black man living in a rural Texas community that isn't keen to the relationship. Barr being a meemaw.
Roseanne and its revival dominated television. It came crashing down when Barr decided to claim Ambian was the reason to call a Black woman a racial slur.
Barr was fired from her own show and it was cancelled. Barr made a reactionary to former White House advisor Valerie Jarrett.
Jarrett who is African American and was born in Iran. Her parents left the U.S. due to Jim Crow and threats to their lives. She served as then president Barack Obama's senior policy advisor.
Barr being an indoctrinated putz claimed that Jarrett was a member of the Planet of the Apes. Jarrett was a key figure in the JCPOA which gave a negotiable agreement for Iran to end any ambition to building nuclear weapons. Israel opposed it. The Israelis pushed for Donald J. Trump, a curmudgeon who is semi autistic to become the president.
Randy Quaid and Roseanee Barr had played in the snow back in the day.
Barr posted a tweet stating that Jarrett, a Black former adviser to Barack Obama, was the product of a union between the "muslim brotherhood & planet of the apes". The post provoked immediate condemnation for its racism and led to the cancellation of her ABC television show.
Trump immediately ended the JCPOA despite world leaders warning him it would lead to future aggression.
Barr a staunch Jewish white supremacist believed that Jarrett was a traitor for engaging in diplomacy.
ABC television president Channing Dungey was applaud by the remarks. She personally came down hard on Barr. She fired her immediately.
The decision was backed and publicly approved by Ben Sherwood (President of Disney-ABC Television Group) and Bob Iger (CEO of The Walt Disney Company).
Barr revealed to The Washington Post that after the firestorm, she was suicidal, holed up in her mother's basement in Utah, and in tears. She credited her longtime advisor, Rabbi Shmuley Boteach (a controversial figure), with saving her life by standing by her during the depression.
She along with the MAGA cast filmed in Austin and Cedar Valley, Texas.
Meemaw: A Modern Day Fable finished a full 8-episode season. Now she awaits someone willing to give her and Randy Quaid a chance to be out of the gutter. A kind reminder, Roseanne Barr, Randy Qauid and Jon Lovitz are washed up celebrities. Omar Gooding is not washed up yet, but aligning to MAGA hasn't got him the Tyler Perry film roles.
Ohio Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy decided to play dirty bull against his rival, Democratic opponent, Amy Acton.
President Donald J. Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Ohio Republicans, Israel and the far right agitator certainly fear this woman. They see a shy medical professional who was key in the 2020 pandemic as a serious threat.
If she flips the longstanding Republican state to the Democrats, the cards could fall down hard on the party.
Ramaswamy decided to pull his "October Surprise" in his latest attempt to generate voter enthusiasm. After nearly dropping a child while doing a campaign stop in m Dayton, Ramaswamy pulls out an old lady who claims to be the mother of Acton.
His team confirmed late Tuesday that it produced a controversial advertisement featuring the estranged mother of Amy Acton, and the campaign said it will spend $4 million to promote it despite facing bipartisan rebuke for dredging up the painful childhood of his Democratic opponent in Ohio’s governor’s race.
The decision exacerbates a deeply personal element in one of the country’s most closely watched and expensive campaigns for state office. Questions about the video will likely shadow Ramaswamy, a biotech billionaire who previously ran for president but has never before held public office, in the final two weeks of the contest. Democrats said he was growing desperate at a moment when more than 676,000 people have already cast ballots in Ohio.
The Republicans paid Amy Acton's mom to trash her.
The advertisement features Acton’s birth mother, Donna Arthur, calling her “a liar” and insinuating she has mental health issues. Acton, Ohio’s former public health director, has made no secret of facing homelessness and abuse as a child. Arthur lost custody of her children after their stepfather was indicted for raping Acton.
The video’s origins were initially murky when it started circulating online. It first surfaced in a post by an Ohio political blogger, then spread across social media. It did not include the “paid for” tag that is legally required to air on television so viewers can know who produced and paid for it. D.J. Brynes, who blogs as “The Rooster,” told CNN he got the video from a voter who viewed it as part of a poll and recorded it.
Connie Luck, a spokesperson for Ramaswamy’s campaign, said Acton’s mother was not paid for the one-minute video, which she said will stream online and air on television.
Acton spent Tuesday condemning Ramaswamy for the ad even before his campaign confirmed its provenance.
“I won’t normalize somebody who has said that my childhood is just something I’m complaining about, who today just released an ad using my birth mother, who I was removed from at the age of 12 for severe abuse and neglect, and sexual abuse,” she told Spectrum News, a cable news outlet in Ohio.
She said Ramaswamy made similar personal attacks during his run for the Republican presidential nomination two years ago, calling it “a lifelong pattern.”
Ramaswamy’s campaign initially issued a statement that did not address whether he was responsible for the ad or knew who produced it. In the earlier statement, Luck said Acton “has some serious problems with the truth that the public needs to be aware of.”
Democrats and Republicans condemn the ad
BOMBSHELL: Amy Acton’s own MOTHER just dropped a devastating ad warning Ohio NOT to elect her daughter.
She calls Amy a habitual liar who “needs help” and is totally unfit for governor.
When your own mother begs voters to stay away, it’s OVER.
Must watch! 👇 https://t.co/PnJBDqyqQs
Casey Putsch, a car designer and YouTube provocateur who competed against Ramaswamy for the Republican nomination for governor, said on social media that he would be voting for Acton in the wake of the ad’s release. He called the video “pretty damn low.”
Acton’s campaign released a statement from her brother, Philip Stearns, who said the two were removed from their mother Donna Arthur’s custody as children after their stepfather, Arthur’s husband, was indicted for raping Acton as a child. Acton has not seen Arthur, whose last known address was in Pennsylvania, since they were in a courtroom together in 1978.
Later Tuesday, the Acton campaign released a video featuring Stearns, who recalls his older sister taking “the worst” of the abuse they faced as children in order to protect him and disparages Ramaswamy and his allies for exploiting the situation.
It's almost over.
According to police and court documents obtained by The Associated Press, Cledith Arthur was arrested and charged with the rape of his stepdaughter, then 12, in July 1978, after Acton’s biological father reported him to authorities. The abuse allegedly happened from December 1976 to April 1978.
Cledith Arthur pleaded not guilty. He was indicted by a grand jury that September, but failed to show at a court hearing and remained a fugitive until at least 1981. He has since died.
Vivek Ramaswamy is not fit to lead. Watch our new ad. https://t.co/EhWNMdFjjH
High-profile Republicans who back Ramaswamy — including Donald Trump Jr. and influencer Laura Loomer — elevated the video in online posts.
But others joined Democrats in condemning the ad. Meghan McCain called it “dastardly” and Dan Hauser, a strategist for Republican Sen. Mike Lee of Utah, said he deleted his post sharing the video once he realized “the very serious accusations that caused their issues.”
The Democrat running for U.S. Senate in Ohio, Sherrod Brown, described the spot as “disgusting” and said everyone — including his opponent, Sen. Jon Husted — should be willing to condemn it. Husted’s campaign didn’t respond to a request for comment.
If Acton was to use Ramaswamy's family, his religion or his parent's immigration to the U.S., the Republicans would be screaming it was racist.
Mike Rogers, Ashley Moody and Michele Tafoya are using the families, the friends and the way some dress to attack their opponents. Abdul El-Sayed, Angie Nixon and Peggy Flanagan are being bombarded with dog whistle.
El-Sayed is an Egyptian American. Born in Michigan.
Nixon is Haitian American. Born in Florida.
Flanagan is Ojibwe American. Born in Minnesota.
But to the ops, they are foreigners running for office.
Despite being a conservative leaning province, Alberta decided that Ottawa is not a threat to their lives. Mark Carney defeats a Trump backed plan to break the dominion.
October Surprise, eh 🍁
Yearly wrap up.
The Make America (I meant Alberta) Great Again plan derails in the Canadian province.
Despite a push from far right agitators in Canada and the United States, the province of Alberta voted to stay tied to the dominion. Had they broken off, they lose citizenship, the right to economic funds and military defense. They would have provide their own defense and infrastructure funding. The power grid that is provided by neighboring provinces and territories would be shut off.
Besides Edmonton is a progressive city. The largest city and provincial capital is not going to lose that revenue from films. Trust me, the U.S. filmmakers loves getting tax breaks when filming in Edmonton.
Calgary, the city that leans more towards conservatives would barely make a dent in the movement to separate.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is aggressively putting forth a border wall between President Donald J. Trump. Since Trump self sabotaged the USMCA, the Republic of Mexico and the Dominion of Canada have all but walked away from trade with the U.S.
Had Alberta voted to align with the U.S. as a self autonomous region, the economic impacts would affect the film, beef, grain, oil, solar, and wind industries.
The United States is facing karma. The recent decision by Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch to not charge the Sentobia officer Hunter Foster for killing Kohen Wiley is bubbling anger. The recent political attacks on James Talarico, Amy Acton, Angie Nixon and Abdul El-Sayed are showing deperation from the Republicans.
More Americans are rejecting middle ground.
They are taking one corner and sticking to it.
More Americans are fed up with Christian and Jewish extremism.
Oil prices reached a new high this week with totals over $115 per barrel.
Diesel is drying up in the U.S.
Despite the Congress passing the Lindsey Graham Sanctions Act and Trump signing that shit into law, he is bypassing Congress in working out a deal with the Russian Federation.
Trump privately talked to Russian president Vladimir Putin about diesel exchanges and proposals to end the Russian-Ukrainian war. Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy has ignored the U.S. president and has continued attacking Russian energy grids. Russia is doing the same. Both are committing war crimes.
Trump endorsed Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu as his faces an election this month. The Israelis are debating on whether they continue allowing this despot to carry out genocide in five regions.
Iran sees all of this chaos in the U.S., Canada, France, Portugal, Albania, Brazil, Argentina, Chad, Sudan, The Democratic Republic of the Congo, Nigeria, Niger, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Great Britain, Germany, Chad, Mali, Ukraine, Russia and China as byproducts of hierarchy.
The U.S. dictating world order is coming to an end as we speak.
Trump has officially made white men toxic as world leaders. The Global South and Asia look at white men as the cause of chaos in the world. So it's no surprise that African nations are ending their association with European trade and American influnce.
Alberta is the latest example of how far phony populism leads to backlash.
Voters in oil-rich Alberta province overwhelmingly backed remaining in Canada, with referendum results Tuesday delivering a boost to Carney’s push for national unity amid Trump’s trade war and annexation threats.
With more than 1.8 million votes counted so far in 81% of areas and locations, 75% of voters supported remaining in Canada, while 25% backed beginning a process toward separation, according to unofficial results from Elections Alberta.
The referendum wasn’t a direct vote on independence, but approval would have set Alberta on a path toward a future vote on separation from Canada.
Speaking to reporters Tuesday before a Cabinet meeting in Ottawa, Carney noted that the roughly one-quarter of Albertans who backed beginning the separation process voted for another referendum, not independence itself.
“Approximately one quarter voted in favor of a process,” Carney said.
“The result is absolutely clear. It’s a vast majority in favor of staying in Canada. And now is the time to work together for all Albertans and all Canadians,” he said.
Carney said he spoke with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith on Tuesday morning about the referendum’s results and greater federal-provincial cooperation, including immigration. He said their first priority was supporting victims and families affected by the deadly military training fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright.
Alberta’s separatists, however, saw a silver lining.
“It is fair to say that at least a quarter of Albertans feel that Alberta needs to be treated better,” said Keith Wilson, a leader of the separatist movement.
Smith welcomed the early results, saying they showed widespread support for remaining in Canada.
“Albertans have voted for a stronger Alberta in a united Canada,” Smith posted on social media.
Smith, who called the referendum amid pressure from separatists within her governing United Conservative Party, or UCP, despite opposing independence, said that she would address the province Tuesday evening about the results and Alberta’s future.
“We are a solid country that’s united from coast to coast to coast,” Thomas Lukaszuk, a former Alberta deputy premier who led the Forever Canadian campaign against separation, told supporters.
Results were delayed after late openings forced more than 100 polling stations to extend voting hours Monday.
Alberta, home to the world’s fourth-largest proven oil reserves, is cowboy country and a conservative stronghold whose political culture has long had more in common with the American West than much of Canada. Resentment toward Canada’s federal government in Ottawa runs deep, but hasn’t traditionally translated into widespread support for independence.
Despite the overwhelming rejection, separatist leaders have said they turned a fringe cause into a movement that won’t disappear.
Separatist parties traditionally attracted only 1% or 2% of the vote, former Premier Jason Kenney said. Anger over COVID-19 restrictions helped mobilize activists who later embraced the separatist movement, he said.
Trump’s trade war and threats to make Canada the 51st U.S. state have helped Carney rally support in Alberta, where Liberal prime ministers have historically been unpopular.
At a separatist referendum night gathering at an Edmonton restaurant, the crowd fell quiet as results rolled in.
“It sends a message to Ottawa that Albertans are not happy,” he said.
Dustin Degenhardt, a voter in the town of Wainwright, said that Albertans have long been mistreated by Canada’s federal government.
“Alberta has essentially been treated as, you know, a colony,” he said after voting Monday. “They want to take and take and take from us, and not return anything.”
Dave Malka, 59, of Edmonton, criticized spending money on a “referendum on a referendum” rather than healthcare.
With Trump threatening Canada, Malka said, “It seems to be happening at the absolute worst time when we should be united; instead we’re fighting among ourselves.”
China has openly boasted that they are seeking grain, soybeans and pork from Canada.
That certainly hurts Iowa, Michigan, Ohio and Minnesota. Each race has a senate candidate aligned to the president and his stupid tariffs and war with Iran.
Centrist agitator wants the Republicans to win. He said that he does not want anything to do with the Democratic Socialists of America. He rather let Republican continue their chaos.
James Carville said he would rather see Republicans keep control of the House by five seats than watch Democrats win the chamber by the same margin, warning that a “nightmare” razor-thin majority would leave party leaders “hostage to the DSA.”
Speaking to The Bulwark’s editor-at-large Bill Kristol for his Bulwark on Sunday podcast, Carville argued that the size of a Democratic victory in November could matter almost as much as winning control outright.
“I would be disappointed if it comes in at 225 House seats,” Carville said. “That would almost be – I would rather the Republicans keep the House by five than the Democrats to win by five because if that happens, they’re hostage to the DSA.”
Carville said a slim majority would leave Democratic House leaders with little room to maneuver between moderates and the party’s expanding democratic socialist wing: “Like Hakeem [Jeffries] cannot move. There’s no place for him to go.”
“And even if you have a close Senate, [Senator John] Fetterman would keep [Chuck] Schumer Pepto-Bismol all night,” Carville added.
The comments continue a months-long campaign by Carville against Democratic Socialists and other candidates on the party’s left flank.
In June, he urged congressional Democrats to “stand up” to socialist candidates after a string of primary victories in New York, arguing that lawmakers should not treat some DSA-backed winners as members of the Democratic Party.
Carville escalated that criticism in August, demanding that DSA candidates stop using the Democratic Party’s “Goddamn name” and arguing that Democrats were being defined by figures who were not actually aligned with the party’s broader coalition.
Speaking on Sunday, Carville told Kristol that those internal tensions made the size of any Democratic House majority unusually important: “So, I think this is one of these races where margin matters a lot. Margin is winning big, it’s almost as big as winning, which is weird, but yeah, it’s a nightmare, 225 [seats].”
We are tired of the white leadership.
We are tired of the status quo that keeps white men in power of a nation that is growing more diverse.
We are tired of endless conflicts in the Middle East to appease a white Jewish supremacist apartheid genocidial ethnostate.
We are tired of our leaders meddling in our bedrooms, the boardrooms, the labor force and the grocery stores.
We are tired of white men being the billionaires.
I am tired of old white men being the President of the United States.
We are living in the 21st Century and yet, the current president, Donald J. Trump is living and throwing policies out like its the 20th Century. The days of Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Roger Ailes, Pat Robertson, Jerry Falwell, Rush Limbaugh and Joe McCarthy are dead and gone.
Why are we still relishing on relics of ignorance?
Bill Clinton won two terms in 1992 and 1996. He served from 1993 to 2001. During his presidency he was guided by Paul Begala and James Carville. They managed to help the Arkansas governor become U.S. president. They worked around a plan to win over white voters with a mixture of moderate and conservative policies.
They went up against an incumbent George H.W. Bush. He had led the U.S. to war with Iraq at the behest of fucking Israel. He was dealing with a crisis in the economy. He had watch the city of Los Angeles go into a riot because of the a woman shot and killed Latasha Harlins. They sawndirty cops walking after beating down Rodney King. They were fed up with high gas prices, high grocery prices, endless wars and distractions.
Ralph Nader and Ross Perot, both polar opposites became spoilers. They felt the system was corrupt and neither Republican or Democrat had the interest of American voters.
Perot cost Bush his election. Nader cost Al Gore, the vice president at the time his election.
Hasan Piker isn't the problem.
The problem is the agitators aligned to Israel, the elite and status quo.
People, please do not resort to the levels of those who profit off the anger. The anger of right wing Americans in the wake of white nationalist Charlie Kirk's death has sparked a censorship and harassment campaign.
Erika Kirk, Joe Rogan, Elon Musk, Scott Presler, Laura Loomer, Riley Gaines, Lizzy Savetsky, Blaire White, Derrick Evans, Joey Saladino, Hermes, Eric Daughetry, Paul Szypula, Roseanne Barr, Steve Bannon, James Woods, Cam Higby, Kanye West, Tucker Carlson, Catturd, CJ Pearson, Stephen Crowder, Savanna Cannon, Tomi Lahren, Jack Posobiec, Snoop Dogg, Ray J, Waka Flocka Flame, DaBaby, James O'Keefe, Jacob Wohl, Ryan Metta, Matthew Van Swol, Buck Sexton, Clay Travis, Mila Joy, Rick Ross, Ben Garrison, Todd Starnes, Jeffrey Mead, Nick Fuentes, Donald Trump, Jr., Eric Trump, Milo Yiannapolous, Nick Shirley, James Carville, Roger Stone, Terrence K. Williams, Ian Miles Cheong, Lindy Li, Guy Benson, Andy Ngo, Alexis Wilkins, Olivia Krolcyzk, Scott Jennings, Brandon Tatum, Neal Boortz, Alex Bruesewitz, Tom Finton, Nick Cannon, Adin Ross, Candace Owens, Nick Sorter, Jillian Michaels, Patrick Bet-David, Harvey Levin, Tommy Robinson, Phil McGraw, 50 Cent, Nicki Minaj, Harris Faulkner, Tara Bull, Theodis Daniel, DJ Daniel, Kevin Sorbo, Dean Cain, Neera Tanden, Maria Bartiromo, Simon Abeta, SNEAKO, Lily Gaddis, Rob Schneider, Gunther Eagleman, Nelly, Chaya Raichik, Erick Erickson, Meghan McCain, Tim Pool, Van Jones, Lauren Southern, Icewear Vezzo, Megyn Kelly, Andre Williams, Angela Belcamino, Amir Odom, Lawrence Jones, Tony Hinchcliffe, Ainsley Earhart, Jesse Lee Peterson, Noah Rothman, Dom Lucre, Glenn Greenwald, Jesse Watters, Debra Lea, Brianna Wu, Bill O'Reilly, Mark Levin, Steven "Destiny" Bonnell, Neera Tendan, Steve Bannon, Myron Gaines, Rochelle "Silk" Hardaway-Richardson, Mase, Juanita Broddrick, Mordechai David, James Carville, Jake Lang, Larry Elder, Eylon Levy, Brett Cooper, Ben Shapiro, Enes Kanter [Freedom], Dave Rubin, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Brian Glenn, Matt Gaetz, Chris Cuomo, Nick Sorter, Fred Guttenberg, Alex Jones, Rachel Blevins, Owen Shroyer, Bill Cunningham, Andrew Tate, Tristan Tate, Kevin Hodge, Keith Hodge, Sage Steele, 42 Dug, Bill Maher, Forgiato Blow, Judith Sheindlin, Royce White, Rick Santorum, Vanilla Ice, Amber Rose, Greg Gutfeld, David Limbaugh, Peter Schweizer, Lauren Chen, Ian Carroll, Gordon Robertson, Malachi Maxey, April Chapman, Ali Alexander, Michelle Malkin, Ann Coulter, Shannon Watts, Brent Bozell, Dalton Eatherly, Matt Walsh, Benny Johnson, Olivia Nuzzi, Ronna Romney McDaniel, Ryan Lizza, Ronna Romney McDaniel, Laura Ingraham, Matt Drudge, Greta Van Susteren, Nancy Grace, Mike Lindell, Braden "Clavicular" Peters, Vince Langman, Brian Kilmeade, Glenn Beck, Xaviaer DuRousseau, Sean Davis, Ian Jaegar, Christopher Rufo, Joey Mannarino, Sean "Softball" Hannity and every centrist or far right agitator in the junk food media is scared of being taken out by a gunman. They are scared that the bullet won't miss. They want you to risk your freedom or your life to protect their right to gas you up to commit unspeakable crimes against one another.
Let me be clear: I do not condone violence towards to politicians, law enforcement, media personalities, animals and property. I am not condemning things any longer. I am getting tired of putting empathy on antipathy.
