Tuesday, May 19, 2026

A May 19, 2026 statement that helps explain what's fundamentally wrong with Donald Trump.

This (the moronic ballroom) is really being built for other presidents. It's not being built for me. The thing I do best in life is build.

Donald Trump.

Actually, his stuff looks like gilded crap, but that "build" ethos is bankrupt. Too much has been built, everywhere.

Time to start tearing some stuff down, and when the blight of Donald Trump is gone, a good place to do that would be this stupid ballroom. We don't live in the age of ballrooms. That sort of stupidity should have come to an end in 1798.  

No, tear whatever was built down. Tear down the West Wing as well. The White House can go back to being just a house.  And tear out the bomb shelter.  The occupant of the White House can endure the risks he creates or the country runs like the rest of us.  No more bomb shelters, or dedicated Air Force aircraft, or Marine Corps helicopters.

I want a cow on the livestock lawn, not a rich narcissist in the White House



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Monday, May 18, 2026

Massie of Kentucky.

Republican Congressman Thomas Massie of Kentucky, under constant attack from demented New  York real estate developer Donald Trump, milled his own lumber, chiseled stone, and formed iron to hand build his own house.

Massie actually is what Republicans claim to want to be, but aren't.  He's a far cry from Chuck Gray who went right to work for his daddy's radio station.

And he's sure a lot closer to Lincoln than Trump is.

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