Good news – Newsweek still delusional

Good news – Newsweek still delusional. Can he deliver? If we’re talking lousy policy, demagougery, crypto-fascism or a so-so golf score, the answer is “YEAH!” Love the Mussolini pose on Newsweek’s “sort of god”.

This post was last modified on January 26, 2021

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    • I think some of that pose is problems with contact lenses. Every lens wearer I know has a tendency to hold this head position. Apparently it reduces irritation of the lenses on the upper lid.

  • I printed the picture and put it in the bottom of our bird cage.....it is now covered in big old plops of bird shit....as it should be...

  • Oh "Dear Leader" is going to deliver alright, he's going to deliver the whole country on a silver platter to the Soros and the UN.

      • Ha! I just remembered a "Wizard of Id" strip that I saw when I was a kid,I had to ask my mother to explain it. The king is giving a speech, and a couple times there's a "Viva! Viva!" coming from the crowd. The king asks, "Is Viva Viva good or bad?" "Good, I believe, sire." "Then why is he wearing fatigues?"

        OK, maybe you had to be there . . .

  • I thought Newsweek had expired, publishing its last issue in 2012. What is this, an online attempt to pretend they're still relevant?

  • I just laugh. I laugh at the idiocy of the left. I laugh at the abject stupidity of the low info voter. I laugh because we are witnessing a full on progressive offensive that is succeeding and I simply can't believe it.

      • Why wouldn't they worship him? He has taken unemployment from 7.8% to 7.8% in four years. Though it's probably closer to 11 if you count all the people who have given up. I can't really laugh anymore either about this continued worship of him, because it could get really dark. I sometimes wonder if we're getting ready to live through chapter 13 of the Book of Revelation (Apocalypse).

      • It is laughter of stunned disbelief. You know, like when you have a day where 10 things go wrong and you just look up and laugh. Only worse here.