- This week’s note in Trumpian ‘Alternative Facts’ comes from conservative Max Boot. President Trump’s attempt to deceive Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau about a non-existent trade deficit is an example of a pattern: the Big Lie.
- Jack Jodell at The Saturday Afternoon Post connects Trump dishonesty with generally thuggish behavior.
- At Stinque, nojo goes deep into the mind of little boy Trump to discover why chaos seems always to find him.
- Green Eagle says the appointments of Joseph DiGenova, John Bolton and Larry Kudlow have little to do with DiGenova, Bolton and Kudlow.
- David P. Green at MadMikesAmerica tells us what Donald Trump and OJ have in common.
- Decades ago, during a discussion about an election that was still months away, Mark Shields suggested the entire speculation was pointless. “If the election was held today, the overwhelming majority of voters would be surprised. They think it will be in November.” Tommy Christopher reports that even Donald Trump has lost faith in the ability of Republicans to avoid defeat. With more than half a year to go, my President is already making excuses.
- Yellow Dog at Blue in the Bluegrass is irritated. The Kentucky legislature neglects to pass a budget, or gun safety laws, or a much needed pension fix, or tax reform. They have, however, mandated a day of prayer for students.
- Libertarian Michael A. LaFerrara says it’s immoral to prohibit paying women less for substantially the same work because free association.
- John Scalzi at Whatever explains why nobody should write for free. Fortunately, he excludes blog writing. Whew.
- MyCue reappears (Yay!!), briefly, at Random Thoughts watched the Academy Awards a couple weeks back. He suspected something and did the research. Now he knows. Beginning in 2003, something off happened to academy trajectory.
- M. Bouffant at Web of Evil notices one of the dumbest instances of domestic violence.
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