It seems like this season is
probably winding down. This might be the first time that they are not airing
any of it during May sweeps. I don’t know the finale schedule for sure yet. I
also hope that the episode set for Palm Sunday actually airs then and isn’t
delayed any. Now I have cheats as to when I can update my TV blog without
having to watch an episode of Survivor on DVD that day.
I don’t have any that apply to
the month of April. I will have them from May through October. But I do have to
roll for an episode of Survivor: Borneo and watch it this month and I’m going
to cut back on some of the movie watching that I would otherwise be doing as a
result. I still might roll for movies when I blog about a show that day of the
week. I can also get back to updating it weekly in the future if I get the roll
this month to happen at a certain time. I may just update it the last day of
the month if I just want to and haven’t been able to see it before then. We’ll
see what happens.
Roy Moore的主题在2017年11月27日和12月4日的时间问题中提出.Page 35讨论了这个问题。罗伊作为候选人存在太多问题。其中一个是他说他不会在未经母亲允许的情况下与任何女孩约会。只是为了清楚这个问题，这是他18岁之后很久，当你不需要母亲的许可时约会某人。
这篇文章给人们带来了希望：“即使在南方，也有很多选民喜欢民主党人为歹徒。”事实上，有些人担心“摩尔会证实外人对阿拉巴马人持有的最严重的刻板印象。”尽管如此，它确实提供了严重的问题，担心这样做。作为一个认为“美国面临只有特朗普可以拯救国家的精神危机”的人。在我看来，这就是为什么这么多无神论者认为基督徒被洗脑了，尽管我觉得合法的基督徒不会按照罗伊的方式或盲目地支持他。
There is a man in politics
that you might have heard about recently called Adam Schiff. I thought that I
would do research to try to make sense of why some Republicans were wanting him
to resign. Well, he is a Democrat that has been responsible for some of the
special counsel investigation into Russia. Why are they wanting him to resign?
I’ve no idea. Trump is wanting all of the Democrats who had been part of the
Russia investigation to be tried for treason. I’d ask what more ridiculous
thing Trump could say or do, but now, it’s not a matter of if but when, where,
how, and what.
Why is this so ridiculous?
Well, let’s see. Let’s say that the police investigated you for a crime and
after all their investigation was over, they decided not to file any charges against
you. If you wanted them to be put in jail when they were DOING THEIR JOBS,
you’d be a lunatic who should be institutionalized. Well, let’s not go that
far. But seriously, Trump wanting people jailed for doing something that was in
fact within their rights to do, he’s trying to rewrite the law to benefit him.
So many of his supporters did want him because they hated how government was
working, I, personally, would prefer that there still be a government left
after he’s out of office. Read this story for more info.
I’m a fan of Adam Schiff
But he causes a rift
The wrong tries to rid
In another bid
Full of complete utter shit
I might like Adam Schiff more
because he’s named Adam and it’s good to know that there is a good Adam that’s
a Democrat in office. There’s also a good Adam who’s a Republican named Adam
Schnelting who is a state representative in Missouri. I know him personally and
would gladly vote for him if he did live in my district. But I don’t live in
that state (yet) so there’s not much of a point in mentioning him, but I do
think that he’s a nice person. I might need to learn more about him if I can.
Now going back to the topic of
Trump, I’ve started to realize that he is more of a bully that some people can
realize. Some bullies are known for cowering in the face of someone standing up
to them. Basically, he can dish out insults, but can’t take them. He criticized
Obama as much as he wanted to yet doesn’t think that he should be criticized
now that he has the same job. Maybe he thinks that he should be the only
president who shouldn’t be criticized. Maybe he is deluding himself the way all
his supporters are where they are convinced that he’s some sort of god who can
do no wrong. He’s done a whole bunch of terrible things, but his supporters
will never admit that or see it that way.
I’ve got a lot to talk about
in this post since it is Trump and the Republican’s time to be largely talked
about in this blog post. I might as well get through all of them that I
hopefully can. I might not do a lead-in to all of these articles, but I will
mention some of them. One might wonder why someone would still be a Republican
after all the terrible things they keep doing over and over again.
What do they stand for? Well,
they don’t seem to stand for the everyman. Instead, they stand for the rich
corporations, NRA, and anyone who wants to advance their own agenda. In fact,
they have done quite a lot of damage starting when Ronald Reagan took office.
One horrible thing that
they’ve done is publically supported not one but two people accused of sexual
misconduct and offer terrible reasons why they should be supported still. In
Georgia, the GOP is trying to rationalize the idea that one shouldn’t have
suffer from being accused of misconduct because it turns out that the accused
criminals are actually the victims here.
Georgia is far from the only
state that’s doing terrible things with the law. A lot of them are doing their
forms of voter suppression in some way. I can only hope that if you live in any
of these states, that you are not only informed by these links, but are able to
stop any of this.
What can be different than the
damage that some states are doing are the damages being done to a state by the
leader of this country. Ohio is one of the most pivotal states regarding the
electoral college and not one Republican who has run for president won the
election while losing Ohio. You’d think that Trump would know about a pivotal
swing state like that and its powers. He’s given all the more reason for
someone like John Kasich to run for office. But at least if he continues doing
this, then his likelihood of not winning reelection would become more and more
of a certainty.
What probably helps Trump is
the fact that there’s a news network that some people exclusively rely on
instead of keeping up with various news sources like any good person should.
We’ll see if the madness works again, because some would say that it has
already begun.
Another problem with Trump is
that he doesn’t seem to know what ideas were originally his or not. He might
think that everything that he has ever said was originally his and most of us
would know that he was not the person who said such things in the past. Here’s
proof that he’s stealing things.
One of the reasons that I
can’t get behind Republicans is that they don’t seem to care about those that
have disabilities. They don’t want those with pre-existing conditions to have
health care coverage, which I can only view as a major fuck you to people with
autism and various other conditions. I could wake up tomorrow and Obamacare
could be gone with no replacement. Here are two articles about why they should
know better than what they do regarding those with disabilities.
The biggest problem I’ve seen
thus far in this day and age with Republicans is how they are handling the
judicial branch of government. It is shameful how they are handling things with
it. I don’t even know why people would support their extremist ways with it. Nowadays,
they are doing a rush job, the likes of which you’d see college students on a
tight deadline do. They are far worse than procrastinators and only do that
once they are in the minority. Trust me. They’ll be all in favor of handling
the judge process slowly when a Democrat is president again. My worst fear
going into the 2020 election would be that there is another Supreme Court
vacancy that they would take advantage of.
From March of 2020 onward,
they should be following their own past advice and not putting someone on the
Supreme Court if there’s a vacancy. But there’s no way they would do that if
that situation were to actually arise. I mean, Trump thought that someone like
Scalia should replace Scalia. But he didn’t try to get a moderate to replace
Anthony Kennedy, may he rest in peace. Honestly, I’d be more comfortable
dealing with a member of ISIS then Republicans appointing judges as at least
what ISIS does is illegal and not how our flawed government works.
Now to talk about something
that isn’t politics: here’s a look back at another old blog post of mine. Here
is another old episode of Elementary. I talked about putting it on tape and how
I still use a VCR. I also did mention the show of iZombie which will be
starting its final season soon and will air on Thursdays early this summer. It
was one of those days where a storm affected the watching of shows as I also
put the first season finale of The Resident on tape that night as well.
Now if you remember earlier, I
talked about what I felt were the nominees for the Golden Gooseberry Awards,
which are my awards for the worst in American politics. Well, it is about time
that I get to the winners of those awards. Look at the first post this year for
the nominees.
The brainless award: Donald
Trump
The heartless award: Mitch
McConnell
The cowardly lion award: Jeff
Flake
Worst Supreme Court decision:
Husted versus Randolph Institute
Hall of shame: the
confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh
Sadly didn’t win: Stacey
Abrams
Sadly left office: Joe
Donnelly
Worst election winner: Brian
Kemp
The sore loser award: Scott
Walker
Worst Congressman: Paul Ryan
Worst Senator: Mitch McConnell
Worst governor: Scott Walker
The good riddance award: Scott
Walker
The dead to me award: Anthony
Kennedy
Worst politician: Mitch McConnell
I finally made the time to
check out a video that a YouTube channel called Legal Eagle did on the Brett
Kavanaugh hearings. He makes a lot of good points in it. I wish that he could
have said more on it than he did, but I think that he did a fairly good job at
the whole dissecting of what was going on with some of the issues at hand.
Now let’s get to the last
update on March Madness of this year. When I last updated you on this, it was
the elite eight game that Michigan State had won. This was one of only two
games where I root for any of the teams that win it. Thus, it avoided being an
anti-team as it then faced off against Texas Tech in the semi-finals. It lost
to Texas Tech that team became an anti-team against the remaining three teams
in the tournament that were all anti-teams. At least one was going to lose the
championship game. And Texas Tech lost to Virginia. The good news is that anti-teams
are always reset at the end and I’ll have none of them next year. As for the teams that I root for, I can only hope that they can win.
Movie update: On Monday, I
watched Despicable Me 2. I replaced that with Despicable Me 3. I chose not to
watch a move on Tuesday. On Friday, a family visit prevented me from watching anything
that long. The same thing happened on Saturday. On Sunday, I watched Enchanted.
I replaced that with the movie Ghost Town. I didn’t watch a movie on Monday or
Tuesday. On Friday, I watched my grade school graduation DVD. I replaced that
with the high school graduation one of mine. On Saturday, I watched Power
Rangers: The Ultimate Rangers. I replaced that with North by Northwest. On
Sunday, I watched Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. It will
be replaced by The Little Mermaid.
You might know or have kept
track of facebook election countdowns that I do. After mentioning the last one,
I noticed that a comment came from someone in Wisconsin and a like on his
comment came from someone in Indiana. I am waiting until I see in my memories a
mention of the most recent midterms in the countdown to do add first a
countdown to someone in 2022 then someone in 2024. These people would not be
from these states, but instead, would be from other ones.
There is no one that I want to
count down towards from Wisconsin for 2020. But there will be in 2022. There
won’t be again in 2024. As for Indiana, there is someone I’m already counting
down towards in 2020 and there will be one each in both 2022 and 2024. I was
still going to start by mentioning largely unrelated people for now, but might
mention people from these two states more in the future. I might also countdown
to when these state primaries are happening as well.
Before I continue, I should
note that since Eric Grietens resigned and I would have otherwise been donating
to his opponent in 2020 were he still in office, I might reassign his donation
to some other man or woman in the future. I also think that Eric Holcomb might
be term limited if he wins reelection, but I am not yet sure of this and will
have to check later. Besides, I don’t have to worry about this if he does not
win reelection anyways, which is the goal for now.
Tonight is the night of the
fucking Masters. Why do the fucking Masters have to air on TV? They are so dumb
and I hate it so much that I have a hard time referring to it as something
other than the fucking Masters. It relates to golf and is utterly pointless. I
can’t even try to root for someone to win this as it does not have any part
that I care about like basketball or even football. I don’t think that much of
it was delayed this time as it has caused a 16 minute delay one year and an
hour delay another year. I do not think that there is much of a delay this year
yet. I think that last year wasn’t bad either. I’ll see if there is a delay on
TV at all.
Today’s episode is brought to
you by seemingly no delay. We begin with sort of chaos at the McCord house as
the kids have to go upstairs and Elizabeth talks about what to do regarding her
impending run for president. Russell shows up and says that a rumor of an old
affair between Elizabeth and Conrad that had supposedly happened when they were
both in the CIA.
She doesn’t want to have the idea that she had slept her way
to the top to be out there. She was told to ignore the story so it would die
down and go away as a result. Elizabeth hears another story
about a jet possibly being sold to a poor country and she has to address this
head on in some way. I’m not sure why this is important. And here I was
thinking that it could be a better episode.
Blake talks to Daisy about the
story about the affair. Elizabeth talks to Ming. This relates to the private
plane selling that I don’t quite understand. Elizabeth is then shown footage of
a man who is running for president who has racist ways, it seems. They don’t
have to be so on the nose with this. This relates to the planes in some way.
What?
In segment two, Elizabeth gets
home and she doesn’t want to talk about the rumors of an affair when she is
more worried about McAllister, the controversial man running for office.
Elizabeth expects to be attacked a lot during the election cycle. But aren’t
these attacks more than what you’d typically hear from a real election cycle? One
of the women doesn’t want to work with the acting secretary and she tells Cat
that she doesn’t want to work with him due to rumors of problems with him.
Elizabeth talks to Peter and
feels that they should call what was going on in whatever place genocide based
on what happened in Rwanda. Henry reads the article when it drops and then
meets with some woman that might have information about what could have happened
and who could have done this to her. Did it relate to someone at the CIA? Henry
says that he talked to Isabelle, this woman, and talks about how she didn’t say
she knew about the rumors that she joked about with her. He thinks that this
woman might have started the rumor. Governor Hayes from Massachusetts then
shows up, wanting to discuss Elizabeth’s plans.
In segment three, Governor
Hayes talks about how horrible Owen McAlister is for the Republican Party and
he wants Elizabeth to run under this party instead of her own. It took them
this long in order to say which party people were from in this show? She talks
about this with Blake and this random person that I cannot remember despite him
showing up from time and time again. She shows irritation with some of the
Republican party ideals, but her campaign manager (I think that’s who he is)
feels that she could in fact work with them and be their nominee.
Elizabeth then talks to the
woman who is white and has redish hair and glasses. This woman does not want to
work with the acting secretary as there are people accusing him of misconduct.
Elizabeth wants to look at the names and allegations, but not reveal who they
are. Elizabeth then talks to Isabella about how the article. Not much can be
gathered from that yet.
In segment four, the news is
on and they talk about an immigration bill that Jason gets upset about. We then
get to Cat talking to the man who might become secretary of state. He gets
upset about it and I do not remember what his name is.
The problem with a
country (Myanmar?) relates to them turning tanks on their own people. While
talking about this issue, Elizabeth talks to Conrad about whether she was
favored by him or not. He explains that he did, but not for sexual or otherwise
bad reasons. Elizabeth is an independent and will run on that platform. Not
even Bernie Sanders would do this. But is Bernie an Independent likes he
claims?
In segment five, Bailey had
resigned. This was the possibly new secretary who never took office. But at lot
of people talk about this. Thompson, a black woman, will be the new deputy.
Tampons will now be put in the bathroom. Elizabeth then has a sit down with
Jane Pauley, a CBS news journalist. Elizabeth does not say that she is running
for president, talks down the rumor of an affair with Conrad, mentions the
attacks in that country, and mentions the problems that Owen, a senator, is
causing. She will do all that she needs to in order to save the great
experiment of our nation, namely, the US.
On the next Madam Secretary, the
season finale happens and I couldn’t stand what all was going on in the promo.
Did any of you catch anything of importance? I don’t think that I did, sadly. I
guess that we will see what happens and we’ll find out later if the next
episode is the last one or not. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.
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