Get Your Dunkin' Tuesday

 Alcatraz! Movies! Sharks! Oh my! Trump is clearly in cognitive decline. He watches TV while he shits himself and the press prints it as fact. The failure of our media will be studied for decades. How they capitulated, how they went along with the chaos, and how they refused to stand up to the Orange Menace. It's up to us, lowly bloggers and terminally online folks, to right the ship. Onward. Forward. 

Here are your highlights:

Texas wants to monitor wastewater for abortion pills. I have no words. 

Real ID. It only took 20 years. 

Fuck the Great Lakes. 

As a girl, Dad, I will stock up on Barbie Dolls. 

ICE is killing people, and Congress doesn't care. 

Crypto is bad. It's always been bad. It's worse now that Trump is scamming people daily. If it were any other time, Trump would already be impeached...


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