![]() ![]() ![]() (White nationalist aide Stephen Miller had insisted that the policy did exist, that the regime had created the policy, and that it was awesome white nationalist attorney general Jeff Sessions had said the policy did exist, and that it was sprinkled with biblical fairy dust.) Yesterday, a few hours before he stroked an audience of cultists in Duluth, Trump sat in the Oval Office, flanked on his right by his lying Homeland secretary, flanked on his left by his lickspittle vice president, and caved on the family-separation policy that the Homeland secretary had insisted did not exist. I’ll say this as succinctly as possible (although concision in this case is impossible): But please resist the temptation to skip to the end of this column, because first we must parse the latest news of his unparalleled human rights disaster. ![]() I’m rarely afforded the opportunity to link Donald Trump to the Grateful Dead. ![]()
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