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It’s October, which means Halloween displays are going up on yards and coming down in stores, and David Waldman is now declining interviews with comic book burners in favor of comic book authority Greg Dworkin. Greg is also an expert on polling, at least enough to tell you that polling can’t tell you who’ll win in November, but they can tell you that they really can’t tell you who's ahead right now. As usual, it all depends on the GOTV efforts of Christian nationalist churches, and why would they talk to pollsters?
Marjorie Traitor Greene tells us that the unrelenting persecution and slaughter of Christian whites is forcing her finger to the trigger. Rising authoritarianism leads many to believe Federalist Society judges have no respect for rule of law or the basic concept of justice, but really, the day they put you up against the wall, they will be telling you how the law made them do it. Kevin McCarthy hopes to throw the book at Hunter Biden.
The Supreme Court hasn’t completely lost it. At least not to the point of lifting the ban on bump stocks or taking Mike Lindell seriously, two very low bars. And yet, Republican candidates are furious about costumed children pooping in litterboxes; therefore, they trust that enough of their voters believe that to keep them in power.
In Florida, Lee County officials took a wait and see how many people die attitude with Hurricane Ian. Ron DeSantis was busy confabbing with ex-Army counterintelligence operatives on his next hilarious prank.
In Brazil, Trump clone Jair Bolsonaro is close to a determination on the degree of fake in the polling and elections in his country. Meanwhile, brand new British Prime Minister Liz Truss was forced to make a humiliating U-turn while attempting to find the Brexit.
The United States Public Health Service corps sure look spiffy, and you know how Donald loves a man in a uniform.