From the link: “the president’s evangelical advisory committee”
I just don’t have the words to express my outrage that such a committee even exists within the US Government. This is just so fucked up that I can’t believe it’s allowed to be. If you managed to throw out all the other stupid, illegal, immoral, and just plain evil shit that Trump has done, this alone should disqualify him from being President.
Here is a good song with Schon carrying one of the more memorable bridges from the '80s. Journey sucked because of writing and production. Schon was apparently just along for the ride.
Lieu’s response is probably close to universal–most people who are paying attention will have assumed from the moment the news broke that Bolton was displaying that notepad on purpose. Floating the idea of a hot war, so to speak.
Bolton is a noted lover of hot wars. No doubt he wanted to provide some evidence of public enthusiasm for the idea, to persuade Trump and Jared and Stephen Miller that this is the way to go.
Since we’re not having regular press conferences, let’s play a game. Let’s pretend there is one coming up and you are going to be there and guaranteed to ask a question. What would you ask?
You know you’re not going to get the truth unless you rattle him so much he accidentally slips up or doesn’t really understand the honest answer is incriminating. Do you try to trick him? Do you try to anger him? Embarrass him?
I think I’d go mean and low. “Which of your children do you hope gets the least prison time? Do you want Ivana to take care of Javanka’s kids when they’re in prison or are you going to pull strings so they serve time not-simultaneously?”
I mean, it’d be fun to talk about Toad and spray tans and fake hair and stuff, but I feel going after his kids would get the reaction I’d like to see most.
No way. Hayes hasn’t got Allen’s nose, nor that threatening, imposing look. He looks cute, like Captain Nice.
I’ll grant that, as a commentator and wit, he has much in common with the Tonight show creator and reputed writer of a zillion songs, but he still looks like Carter Nash.
I wouldn’t ask him any kind of question that would make him react out of anger. I’d ask him something that would lead him to use his reasoning and logic in front of all America so they can see how truly out-of-touch with reality he is, like “Mr. President, have you ever considered rebuilding the Berlin Wall?”
And KITT in Knight Rider. I saw 1776 with him as Adams (on July 4th, 1976!) and it was amusing when he became a talking car. I always pictured a very proper elder statesman schooling The Hoff with his superior-sounding “Michael…”.