Even more amusing: His name sounds like a mix between Falwell and Farewell: Fawell.
And Farewell is what the GOP is saying to him and the seat he wants:
It’s a sideshow and he’s a clown, nothing more.
Thus proving a well-known point: If you want to make changes, don’t protest in private, protest in Publix!
They can’t stop weaseling, though:
Nope, you’ve just decided which customers and communities you’re going to disappoint, and it’s the ones who aren’t going to bring you as much money. Dwaine “The Weasel” Stevens is cooking up the usual mush-mouth, but the fact Publix changed course so quickly tells you something.
I can’t help but think about the differences between this and the lunch counter sit-ins:
Had there been any dogs, they would have licked the protestors’ faces, and maybe looked at them soulfully in hopes of getting some food or scritches.
There was just that “Summa ——— Laude” cake story that involved one of those stores. I perused the thread – numerous people were referring to it as Pube-licks.
*Another Facebook commenter, Albert Stellmach, wrote, “Agricultural commission has no say in guns — though he states he is pro NRA — he’s just one person. I see no reason to boycott them. If he was running for Governor this would be different.”
To clarify, Putnam is running for governor, and the Agriculture Commissioner actually has a great deal to do with guns — the permitting process for concealed carry permits is run out of the Department of Agriculture. One could argue the commissioner has more to do with guns than any other statewide elected official.*
How do I get me some of that? Who has the contact number for Mystery Babylon? I promise to use my powers for only diabolical purposes. Or at least with some major irresponsibility.
Make friends with some laboratory mice, which are actually planet-building pan-dimensional beings from Magrathea who are manipulating us through lab results. Also, remember to feed the dolphins.
The Nobel prize consists of some cash and an 8 oz solid gold medallion. The medallion probably could be counterfeited without too much difficulty, for only ten or twenty thousand dollars, but I think the historical records of the A. E. Nobel Foundation would be a bit more difficult to jigger. Unless, of course, he can figure out a way to gin up a war with Scandinavia, break into Foundation HQ and edit the book listing the winners.
Take solace in the fact that no matter how badly the brain trauma this nonsense introduces saps your INT score, you can never be stupider than the people what said it in the first place.
The stupidest part of that whole thing is twofold;
1> Giuliani is obviously growing senile and not doing his ‘client’ any favors.
2> Trump apparently believes this helps obfuscate the issue in his favor.
Sadly, Trump is probably right, at least where his base is concerned.
Jordan Peterson espouses philosophies that make the incels feel warm and fuzzy and reinforces the ultra-right-wing’s impression that anyone who is liberal is a snowflake and a mooch.
At this point, I’m not sure why anyone thinks Trump does anything with his base in mind. If he really is as invincible a god to them as everyone says, why does he have to expend the least bit of effort to speak to them or satisfy them? He could make abortion a federal right and ban the Second Amendment and they’d excuse hm, so what’s the point?