Heroes, Villains, and Victims of the 2020 Horror Show Who were the year’s heroes, its villains and, above all, its victims? And which figure in American politics fits the bill for all three? By Julie Kelly Posted By Ruth King on December 29th, 2020
The year began with so much optimism.
Record low unemployment, rising wages, and a strong stock market buoyed the outlook for business owners and consumers alike. The president earned all-time high approval ratings following the Democrats’ impeachment farce. In February 2020, Republicans enjoyed a seven-point lead over Democrats in party affiliation, an advantage the GOP hadn’t seen in at least 15 years. The Democratic presidential primary field was a clown show; party elders publicly worried that none of the candidates could prevail over President Trump in November.
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South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem said Tuesday night that she will not be backing the effort to primary Majority Whip John Thune in his 2022 reelection
Noem, a Trump ally, said she plans to continue serving as governor of South Dakota, claiming she would not be the one to challenge the state s seantor
Her comments came after President Trump said Thune will be primaried in 2022 – suggesting another Republican will beat him in his primary election
Trump s attack came after Thune said efforts by House Republicans to reject Electoral College votes on January 6 will go down like a shot dog in the Senate
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With 2020 nearing its end, it pays to look back at the year that brought us an impeachment trial, a pandemic that swept the world, violent (er…mostly peaceful) protests in the streets, and a wild and fraudulent Presidential election. I’ve decided to look back at “the year that was” by handing out awards. So here we go:
The Grim Reaper Award
In a runaway vote, this award just had to go to New York governor Andrew Cuomo who had the audacity to go on a book tour touting his achievements including locking elderly people in nursing homes and exposing them to the Wuhan flu and, ultimately, death. While the Left portrays Trump as a mass killer, more certified dead bodies lie at the feet of the New York governor who looks like one of those stop-action claymation figures.
Evan HurstDecember 22, 2020 05:06 PM
We swear to Jesus this is an unaltered screengrab we personally got of Charlie Kirk speaking at the RNC.
Young conservative buck Charlie Kirk and his inhumanly small face are hosting some kind of White(s Only) Party in Miami for all the Kool Krazy Kids of the GOP. (It is obviously not
technically whites only. Just
functionally.) Yes, it s the Turning Point USA superspreader accidental boner event, and you are just glad you re not there. Because there were over 10,000 cases of coronavirus reported in Florida on Tuesday alone. And you re not a goddamned moron like these people.