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Mark Cuban gave a master class to CNBC host and MAGA clown Joe Kernen on how to discuss Trump's criminality and immorality. Kernen used tired wingnut tropes to defend the demented one, and he came up shorter than a flea in a haystack. ( I used my Senator John Kennedy hayseed accent on that one.) I'm not going to deconstruct Kernen's lame arguments.

Rep. James Clyburn, one of the most influential Democrats in the country, yesterday praised FTC Chair Lina Khan’s work, endorsing her continued tenure as the United States’ top antitrust regulator. Via HuffPost: Clyburn spoke to HuffPost in a joint interview with Khan to tout the FTC’s $48 million settlement this week with Invitation Homes, a corporate landlord that the FTC accused of bilking renters for millions of dollars in junk fees, and hiding those fees through false advertising.

While doing a a press gaggle with Donald Trump, Volodymyr Zelensky cut off Donald's praise of Putin and told him he hopes they "can have better relations." Trump, flanked to the right by Pres. Zelensky, ambled on about how their relationship is so great and how the Ukraine president stood by Trump during his impeachment over trying to force him into digging up dirt against Biden. And then this moment happened. TRUMP: He could have played cute, and he didn't play cute.

Before Mark Robinson's latest scandal, there were many others, including mocking school shooting victims and endorsing antisemitic conspiracy theories. Oh, and saying, "I absolutely want to go back to the America where women couldn't vote" in 2020 at an event for Republican women. That, though, was when Robinson was running for Lt.

It reallllyy feels like Jesse Watters is talking about Donald, not Harris, on his Fox News show. Trump, who most of his supporters call for having his "mean tweets" back, is a self-entitled narcissistic blowhard who is incapable of empathy. Donald inherited over $400 million from his father, Fred; before that, he became a millionaire at 8-years-old.

"Controversial" (yeah) Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene threw her party under the bus on Thursday, saying that Republicans don't deserve to be reelected. We agree! They proved they can't govern, including the sporkfooted troll doll, who voted nay on funding the government. As usual, Marge didn't seem to make sense on the Real America's Voice Show "War Room" as she said that Republicans shouldn't hold the majority but to "hold your nose and vote for that RINO that you absolutely hate." "Because the truth is, and everyone needs to understand this, I share the anger and frustration, and I don't think Republicans deserve to be reelected to hold the majority,," she said.