Yesterday, Andy Borowitz questioned Jake Tapper’s cognitive ability, since he wrote a book about the cognitive decline of a President-but it was the wrong President.\u00a0 Also, I streamed the National Memorial Day Concert which I had not caught on Sunday,\u00a0 It was still up (and may still be – if it is, anyone can watch it.\u00a0 My “Passport” is up to date, but I didn’t need to sign in to see it.\u00a0 Also, Joe Mantegna does not have a life-threatening medical condition – is not even bedridden – he just has an inner ear issue\u00a0 such that his doctor won’t let him fly and he would have had to fly to get to DC timely.)<\/p>\n
From The Intercept<\/a>. Kind of makes me even more glad that I am old. And that I am in a financial position such that, although I meet my financial obligations, I don’t have a lot left over so I’m less attractive as a target.<\/p>\n From the 19th<\/a>. Not news. Instead, a deep dive into police killings, the men they killed, and their mothers whose lives were changed forever. Lest we forget.<\/p>\n I honestly don’t know what to think about this. He is such a liar – but even if this is a real breakthrough, he is so cognitively impaired that it’s not terribly likely that he’s able to hang on to it. And of course he still is who he is. Wonkette<\/a> discusses.<\/p>\n