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Monday, September 26, 2016
I certainly think that this cartoonist has Trump's number.
By the way I will of course have an open thread and live tweeting tonight's debate.
I think this is going to be historic and I would not miss it for the world.
Spouse & I are going to go to a late movie so we don't accidentally watch the debate and have a stroke/heart attack, respectively. We'll read reviews and watch outtakes later rather than get caught up in the moment. Neither one of us feel we can stomach this.
The cartoons are priceless! The last one with Pence says it all.
We see here, psychology students, a demonstration of LIVE paranoidal/schitzo/personality/derangement denial syndrome behaviors at 9:00 (Eastern) tonight - please have your essays in by tomorrow morning. This will be an active real-time historical demonstration that no psychology major has ever witnessed.
Whe cartoons are priceless. We're watching it live, can't pry us away from television on debate nights, though this year it'll be a bit bittersweet - our first as empty nesters.
I know people like Trump. Most of them are addicts. Can't tell the truth if you paid 'em. Wonder what's his addiction? I know he didn't get through this life without one or two. They are trying to say he has lived a clean life. Uh huh.
I love the protruding pot belly that the cartoonist has drawn on Trump! He certainly does have Trump's number!
ReplyDeleteHats off to those watching the debate. I'll read reviews-- I can't stomach Trump at all, makes me ill. He's horrid, creepy, evil ...
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the cartoons! I can't wait to watch the debate, too. Man, I hate that fat & vulgar Cheeto-man!
ReplyDeleteI have high blood pressure and don't want to make it worse. I'm watching a harmless British mystery. I'll read the debate reviews tomorrow.
ReplyDeletePS I'm in a solid blue northeast state. In fact, not even sure who's running against the Dems for Congress here- not ONE GOP ad.
Spouse & I are going to go to a late movie so we don't accidentally watch the debate and have a stroke/heart attack, respectively. We'll read reviews and watch outtakes later rather than get caught up in the moment. Neither one of us feel we can stomach this.
ReplyDeleteHow to watch the presidential debates without being emotionally manipulated
ReplyDeletehttp://www.rawstory.com/2016/09/how-to-watch-the-presidential-debates-without-being-emotionally-manipulated/
The cartoons are priceless! The last one with Pence says it all.
ReplyDeleteWe see here, psychology students, a demonstration of LIVE paranoidal/schitzo/personality/derangement denial syndrome behaviors at 9:00 (Eastern) tonight - please have your essays in by tomorrow morning. This will be an active real-time historical demonstration that no psychology major has ever witnessed.
Whe cartoons are priceless. We're watching it live, can't pry us away from television on debate nights, though this year it'll be a bit bittersweet - our first as empty nesters.
ReplyDeleteI know people like Trump. Most of them are addicts. Can't tell the truth if you paid 'em. Wonder what's his addiction? I know he didn't get through this life without one or two. They are trying to say he has lived a clean life. Uh huh.
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