This will warm your heart. This is the city that Donald Trump wanted to love him and finally see how brilliant, classy and great he is telling him how they really feel about him, stadium style. Full disclosure: the piece has been sent on to Community Notes on Twitter/X and my instincts tell me that it probably isn’t real, but I share it here for two reasons: it’s so satisfying to hear and in point of fact, if you talk to New Yorkers, or people from Jersey, this is exactly how they feel. Stephen King said, “good fiction is the truth inside the lie.” So this may be a “lie” but there is truth in it.
Perhaps the most beautiful song. Some say it was written by Jesus himself.
— Nick Dodd (@nickdodd) April 24, 2024
Here’s another one, from the British. They see Trump for who he is as well.
Again, I don’t know if this is real but I post it for the same reason as the piece above. And I think this one did take place, about the time the diapered Trump Baby Blimp was being sent aloft in London. That was absolutely real. The blimp went everywhere, across the English Channel and across the Irish Sea. At one point a Trump supporter stabbed it and I believe another blimp was put in service until that one was mended. Point being, you can’t kill an idea.
Don’t know if anybody is carrying a diaper bag for Donald but it looks like Waltine Saltine is carrying the “great articles” that Trump hauls out in front of the courthouse everyday. You know, the ones by Legal Scholars who say the trial is a Scam? Those great articles.
And here’s another entertaining bit.
Trump Tower will never be the same… pic.twitter.com/YTronqkqLx
— SatireStreet (@SatireStreet) April 24, 2024
Trump’s back in court tomorrow. Back to the meat locker, back to sitting is the new waterboarding. Back to his Pecker problem. No, not the one that can be solved with blue pills but the one that he’s got with the former publisher of the National Enquirer. More testimony, cross examination. More chances for people to see Trump’s beginnings as a creature of tabloid sleaze.
Ursala:
I believe that there is no more court this week because of Passover. it will resume on Monday.
Is that a fact? I heard they were doing a half day tomorrow. Maybe something changed. If you have a link to this, let me know. Thanks.
From DK:
UPDATE: Tuesday, Apr 23, 2024 · 11:05:26 AM PDT · Mark Sumner
In the schedule he laid out for the trial, Merchan is going to devote most Wednesdays to dealing with other cases before his court. This week, Thursday and Friday are out, and next week Monday is a no-trial day. But the trial will continue on Tuesday and should also be held on Thursday and Friday next week.
Am I hallucinating the trial news this morning?