Three Things Wednesday...

With all the insanity going on in the world today there's never a shortage of things to talk about.

There's things going on in this country every single day that range anywhere from absurd to blatantly stupid to downright dangerous.

I thought just for the fun of it I thought I'd throw out one example of each and see where it goes from there.

Absurd: Men's Cuddling Group.

With the left's never-ending attacks on men, manhood and masculinity the following story shouldn't surprise anyone.

https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2019/04/01/mens-cuddling-group-seeks-to-end-toxic-masculinity/

Members of the “Men’s Therapeutic Cuddle Group” in Pennsylvania are fighting “toxic masculinity” by cozying up with one another.

Holding a man “motorcycle style”:Two or three men can participate. One of the men, the “holder”, sits on a pillow on the floor with his back against a wall or sofa. The 2nd man; the one being held, sits in front of the holder facing forward so his back rests on the holder’s chest, his head on the shoulder. The holder will embrace the man around the chest and, in time, may be asked for additional forms of affection such as hand holding, hair or beard stroking, back rubbing, hand massages, etc. This holding style makes way for group cuddling which may include spooning, just lounging on each other or forming a “cuddle train”. Some guys may want to cuddle with a man who may carry the energy of their father, a brother, or the jock who may not have affirmed them in High School. Other men may choose NOT to cuddle someone who reminds them of, for instance, their abusive teacher, uncle or a childhood bully.

Sounds more like a giant, disgusting circle jerk to me.

But that's none of my business.

Blatant Stupidity: For several years now Democrat Hank Johnson held the record for the most blatantly stupid democrat member of congress when he suggested the island of Guam might capsize if we stationed more American troops there.



Sorry Hank, AOC has arrived and is more than happy to take your well deserved Stupid Mantel and run away with it like the insane person she truly is.

Of course we already know all about her $93 trillion boondoggle called the Green New Deal that every single insane democrat came out in support of it only to vote present when it came time to put up or shut up.

Oh, and that included AOC herself.

Never fear Hank, AOC's nowhere near to jumping off the Stupid Train.

A few days ago she claimed that republicans had to amend the constitution in order to keep FDR from being reelected.

She was talking about the 22nd amendment that passed in 1947 and signed into law in 1951.

The problem with her claim is that FDR died in 1945.



Don't worry Hank, with a record like yours I'm sure there's another Guam moment in your future.

And The Downright Dangerous: Evidently what's become of today's disgraceful democrat party feels comfortable enough with it's insanity they believe they have the right and even the duty to hold Fox News accountable for stories they didn't cover.

https://www.breitbart.com/the-media/2019/04/02/house-democrats-want-oversight-over-fox-news-editorial-decisions/

Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives are demanding to know why Fox News did not publish a story prior to the 2016 election about an alleged affair years before between porn star Stormy Daniels and Donald Trump.

House Committee on Oversight and Reform chair Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-MD) wrote to former Fox News reporter Diana Falzone last month demanding that she turn over any documents relating to Trump’s alleged extramarital affairs.

An article in the New Yorker last month alleged that Fox News executive Ken LaCorte spiked the story to protect Trump — a claim LaCorte has vehemently denied, saying the story lacked corroborating evidence and that the network was merely practicing responsible journalism, as were other outlets who declined the story.

That article seems to have motivated Cummings’s letter — a letter that not only seeks personal dirt on the president, but seeks information that might be used to review Fox News’ editorial decisions. The committee’s letter suggests that Fox News may have violated campaign finance rules if it tried to help Trump by suppressing the Daniels story.

Falzone has said she will cooperate with the committee, despite an agreement with Fox that prevents her from speaking about the story. In an op-ed at Mediaite, LaCorte says he supports Falzone’s desire to talk about the story publicly, but that he will refuse to cooperate with the committee’s effort to exercise oversight over the free press.

LaCorte writes (original link):

Falzone’s lawyer announced that she would comply with the committee. I won’t.

If House Oversight can launch an investigation based on the ridiculous notion that publishing, or even more bizarrely not publishing, a story can be construed as an in-kind campaign contribution, then no journalist in America is safe from government intimidation. It’s a vast overreach of power, and I won’t have any part of it.

To be clear, I fully support Fox News lifting Falzone’s non-disclosure agreement so that she can make her case publicly, without leaks or lawyers. But neither editorial decisions nor joke writing should be a subject of government approval.

Read LaCorte’s full op-ed at Mediaite.

There you go, Blue.

This is what you and your imaginary friends have allowed you beloved democrat party to become.

And you think this is the kind of shit that's going to win the hearts and minds of the American people?

Good luck with that.

Kevin McGinty