As a public service, McSweeney’s maintains a continually updated website Lest We Forget the Horrors: A Catalog of Trump’s Worst Cruelties, Collusions, Corruptions, and Crimes.
That we need a (lengthy) list to keep track of it all is bad. What’s worse is that we also need an “Atrocity Key” to organize them:
America’s Finest News Source™ brings you The Life Cycle of a Trump Lie.
Used to be “Banned in Boston” was the way to sell books. Now the way to make a video go viral is to say it was banned by Facebook. Susie Madrak reports that,
JoshSchwerin, Priorities USA’s comms director, wrote on Twitter, “They are refusing to let @prioritiesUSA run this ad because, according to them, it violates their sensational content policy. ‘Ads must not contain shocking, sensational, inflammatory, or excessively violent content.'”
“[S]hocking, sensational, inflammatory, or excessively violent content”???
You be the judge:
You have to wonder what the Trump people were thinking — if anything — when they took on the Post Office. Are Mom and Apple Pie next? (Could be, they already threw grandparents under the bus.)
I’m guessing they figured no one could stop them, and then stopped thinking about the problem.
Anyway, looks like they were wrong about that. This ought to hurt:
From VoteVets.
Honest Government Ad: A Message from the White House (Warning: Contains constant swearing)
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