In an astounding about-face, Donald Trump's most strident on-air critics, MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough, kissed and made up with the President-elect.
On Friday, the Morning Joe hosts kneeled at Mar-a-Lago to make nice with Trump, the man who promised to "round the fake news media," aka the enemy of the people. — Read the rest
During his victory speech in Texas Tuesday night, Ted Cruz had no problem praising Donald Trump — the man who called the senator's wife, Heidi Cruz, ugly. Even Heidi dutifully stood on stage and clapped for the adjudicated rapist. But Cruz's teen daughter is no dummy, and her sneering expression said it all. — Read the rest
Last night at an election party, I enjoyed a bit of gallows humor in my friend's bathroom when I reached for the toilet paper and noticed the convicted conman staring back at me. Donald Trump toilet paper was the only comic relief to an otherwise crappy night. — Read the rest
Author and journalist-turned-conspiracy theorist-and-MAGAt Naomi Wolf is at it again. She posted yesterday on the site formerly known as Twitter that all kinds of strange things have been happening to her electronics since she formally endorsed Donald Trump for President. — Read the rest
"You can tell a lot about the state of a campaign from optics" said Hannity, after Trump almost fell down trying to climb into a trash truck.
Does anyone outside of the Trump campaign and conservative media circles believe any of the deflection going on around the Trump campaign's comedian trashing Puerto Rico? — Read the rest
As the ol' saying goes, "Everything Trump touches dies." (It's also the name of a book by former GOP strategist Rick Wilson.) And so it comes as no surprise that Yelp had to kill the comments for the McDonald's in Pennsylvania after Ronald McDonald Trump pulled his stunt as a fast-food worker. — Read the rest
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz points out that Donald Trump's fake McDonald's Day reveals Trump as is a really creepy clown.
Gov. Walz just has fun with the news of Trump operating the fryolator at a closed McDonald's. The right's obsession with Kamala Harris's college-year summer job makes their inability to find real complaints obvious, but rather than realizing this, Trump's team gave us a fatter orange Grimace. — Read the rest
Donald Trump is all out of steam, as he has proven this month with a multitude of last-minute cancellations, including interviews with NBC, CNBC, and 60 Minutes. And the tired 78-year-old ex-president — who fell asleep at a campaign event in Michigan on Friday after bizarrely swaying to music for 39 minutes earlier in the week — dropped out yet again today, suddenly cancelling an event with political opportunists Robert F. — Read the rest
Last week, Donald Trump forgot he was at a town hall in Pennsylvania, lost in music as he bizarrely swayed back and forth on stage for 39 minutes. Now he's impersonating a duck.
His quacking occurred at a rally back in Pennsylvania yesterday, when he was talking about fracking and suddenly went into character. — Read the rest
A red-capped MAGA man decided to show up at a Donald Trump rally because, as he told Davram Stiefler of the Good Liars, "He's a good man. I love him. … He did everything he said he was going to do." — Read the rest
Soon, befuddled Republican candidate for President Donald Trump will tell us how he beat "American Bandstand" in the ratings.
Losing his train of thought, Donald Trump turned his rally into an opportunity to share a favorite playlist and show some smooth Teletubbies-like dance moves. — Read the rest
We've covered reports of Donald Trump's malodorous offenses in the past, but I've never seen a more comprehensive compilation than what's captured in this piece entitled, "Will Americans Vote for a Man Who Is Now Widely Reported to Exude a Rancid Odor?" — Read the rest
These three minutes of Bruce Springsteen speaking about the importance of the 2024 elections and endorsing Kamala Harris are epic.
Known as "The Boss" for his leadership and ensuring his musicians got paid, Bruce Springsteen has never been quiet about his opinions. — Read the rest
Donald Trump just outlined his solution to ending crime: allow for "one really violent day."
"See, we have to let police do their job. And if they have to be extraordinarily rough… If you had one day, like one really rough nasty day…" Trump suggested to his gun-toting MAGA disciples at a rally in Erie, Pennsylvania yesterday. — Read the rest
Aptly named "Broken Man," the Lincoln Project's latest video mercilessly trolls Donald Trump for being what he fears most: an old, scared, worn-out has-been.
"Donald Trump is a broken man, terrified of Kamala Harris," the new ad starts. "Shaky, scared, weak — he's a chicken — limp, old, tired, and impotent." — Read the rest
Donald Trump unwittingly debuts as a reggae artist along with musician David Scott — aka The Kiffness — in a catchy new music video called "Eating the Cats."
Reminiscent of "What Does The Fox Say?" by Ylvis — a hilariously "deadpan serious" one-hit-wonder that garnered over 1 billion views after it went viral in 2013 — the trending Trump parody highlights the absurdity of Trump's outrageous lies about pet-eating immigrants in Springfield, Ohio while playing it straight. — Read the rest
Former Trump fixer Michael Cohen is fixing to scram if Donald Trump takes over the White House in January. In other words, Cohen plans to grab his passport, hop on a plane, and run for dear life.
"I'd have no choice," he told Deadline host Nicolle Wallace via Daily Beast. — Read the rest
Donald Trump is still sore at late night host Jimmy Kimmel for making him the laughingstock of the 2024 Academy Awards ("Isn't it past your jail time?") back in March. So much so that he thinks Johnny Carson should take over the show and make late night great again. — Read the rest
Hate-monger Donald Trump channeled Adolf Hitler at a Pennsylvania rally last night, again vilifying the legal immigrants living in Springfield, Ohio while whipping up his crowd into an angry chant.
Using Hitler's two-step approach, Trump first instilled fear by warning his glassy-eyed disciples that immigrants will "inundate Pennsylvania communities, changing the character of small towns and villages [villages!] — Read the rest
