And it's going to be very depressing if it has to be endured with Trump and his giddy fascists back on Twitter, or alas, without Twitter at all.
So perhaps I'll be able to focus on cheerier subjects. Like the forthcoming climate apocalypse, and our so-called leaders' efforts to pretend to do something about it.
I sneer because I care. The next two years -- and many after that -- will mostly be just a pain in the ass to me. There will, on the other hand, be many less fortunate who suffer greatly and die terribly as a result of poor choices made by my species in the past, present, and yes, future.
Oh well. Maybe the wealthy will be fat and tasty. Enjoy your turkey.
There were too many sad surfer cartoons to choose from as I perused and collated this week. A dejected elephant on a stranded surfboard was the trite theme. Schadenfreude remains a hot topic though, and one I certainly relish.
There appears to have been a changing of the guard among the Big Media and their sycophantic influence in the past week or so. Fox is railing against Trump; MSDNC's ratings topped theirs -- though all viewing of election coverage was droopy -- and CNN's state of flux has them in limbo. And as we know, both Twitter and Facebook are imploding in real time. There's never been a better atmosphere for independent media to assert itself since 2004 and the explosion of online news consumption (namely blogs).
Before Joe Biden and the Donks finish their victory lap, they'd be wise to consider the Americans who are not participating in the great economic surge.
And here's to the pollsters, who once again demonstrated that theirs is one of the biggest scams in American politics.
