Speaking of postcards…
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OMG those are perfect, thank you so much
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Postcards to . . . congresspeople? White House? People in need of encouragement?
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¿President Bannon?
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Yep, he went there. On the other hand, it is treatable.
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Carl Bernstein, a reporter who helped to bring down Richard Nixon with his reporting on the Watergate scandal, tweeted: “The most dangerous ‘enemy of the people’ is presidential lying - always. Attacks on press by Donald Trump more treacherous than Nixon’s.”
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No coverage of the Florida shindig anywhere yet? All teh googles showed me was some local news outlet and the fairly bland BBC report.
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Yes.
Postcards to Donald Trump at the WH, “President” Bannon at the WH, senators and congressman in DC, plus assemblyman and state senator.
ETA: There were 14 people there, counting us, and together we produced a stack of postcards about 2 inches high, ready for mailing.
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@sweden says Sweden’s okay:
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All lies! The Swedish attack was just as deadly as the Bowling Green Massacre!
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That was fast!
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At least the military is telegraphing which side they are on…
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More like sqrt(-2)
Imaginary and irrational.
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The Science March folks will need to put an answer key at the bottom of their signs.
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I think we can all agree that alternative facts are 0110011001100001011011000111001101100101
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The police are the guardian of law and order but the military are the guardian of the people.
I recall reading something like that in the immediate aftermath of the Mubarak’s ouster. I recall also reading, however, that the Egyptian military has a different relationship with its nation and country than that of the U.S. Even so, I really want to believe that this is true of the U.S. military as well.
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