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Ooh, the stench of it! Smell like Trump: ‘victory cologne’ for sale as president-elect hawks his wares […] For those who want to smell like Trump, it also offers cologne. There are actually two types of cologne available: “Fight fight fight” and “Victory”. The first one is inspired by Trump’s words after he was shot in the ear, and is apparently a “bold scent” that “delivers rich, robust notes that leave a lasting impression”.

President Joe Biden pardoned his son, Hunter, saying, "he was singled out only because he is my son – and that is wrong." It was a good decision, and although I'm not a fan of Hunter's, as a former addict, we all do stupid shit. Hunter has remained drug-free for over five years, even through his persecution by Trumpy Republicans.

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Anti-vaccine activists celebrated when El Cheato nominated David Weldon, a 71-year-old doctor from Florida who questions the safety of vaccines, to lead the CDC. AND he's a Christian Nationalist? What could go wrong, we're asking about every cabinet nominee. The great Jonathan Larsen outlines Weldon's Christianism and concludes: His voting record has a consistent theocratic bent

The felonious president-elect gives people whiplash with each unqualified pick for his administration, and conspiracy theorist Kash Patel to head the FBI is, as Heather aptly put it, a dangerous whackaloon. After Patel, who made Americans gasp at his choice, it wouldn't surprise me if he chose Kyle Rittenhouse, Joe Arpaio, and Laura fucking Loomer to join his league of miscreants. However, Texas GOP Sen.

Oh, the wailing and gnashing of teeth in response to Joe Biden pardoning his son in what was an obvious political prosecution -- and persecution. I can tell you this much: Hunter did not pay his father for the pardon. Unlike some people. Allegedly. No rational person cares what James Comer thinks. Rep James Comer (R-KY): "