Turns out that people aren’t always the same as the characters they portray on TV!
For example, just because someone spent a lot of time on TV pretending to be a genius businessman and billionaire real estate developer doesn’t mean you should assume that they are in real life.
Course Walt wouldn’t fare to well if he were alive today. Maybe Disney should do the right thing and drop all ties with that family. As to what they would call themselves? I don’t know, how about cancerous media empire or The Maus?
Which just goes to show that he’s at least smart enough to know how to dummy things down to the level of his base.
We can spend all day spitting in the wind/shooting fish in a barrel by spelling out what we easily see as the obvious hypocrisy of Republican pols and the idiocy of what they so often say, but the conundrum, I suppose, is what to do about how many people fall for their absurd bs.
As @navarro said, a race in Texas is for a republican to lose. This is because of a good heap of voter supression and gerrymandering. It was shocking when Cruz almost lost to a democrat.
I have high hopes and money waiting for the next round.
Edited to fix duplicate sentence and lose!
The Blacklist was literally punishing people for having political views that weren’t entirely supportive of straight white men being masters of the universe as capitalist heroes. That’s not “cancel culture” which is right wing people whinging about being held accountable for being shitty human beings.