A private moment in a public theater. Sounds contradictory, doesn’t it? Yet, that’s exactly what right-wing Rep. Lauren Boebert tried to argue after a question was raised about her infamous “Beetlejuice groping session”. Claiming it was a “very private moment”, Boebert shifted blame onto the moderator for supposedly violating her privacy. But let’s face it – how private can a moment be when it happens in a crowded theater, with children present, and is caught on tape for the world to see?
It’s baffling to witness Boebert’s attempt to spin this incident as a private matter when, in reality, it was quite the opposite.… Continue reading
As I reflect on the recent news surrounding Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito and his controversial response to the Jan. 6 flag displayed outside his home, I can’t help but feel a deep sense of disappointment and frustration. The blatant denial and deflection of responsibility exhibited by Alito in this situation is just as disheartening and concerning as the act of flying the flag in the first place.
The implications of Alito’s actions, or lack thereof, are disturbing on multiple levels. The fact that a sitting Supreme Court Justice would openly support and condone the violent insurrection that took place on Jan.… Continue reading
Reflecting on the recent statements made by Rudy Giuliani, it’s truly disheartening to witness such a lack of remorse and accountability from someone who was once regarded as America’s Mayor. Giuliani proudly declares that he would do it all again, despite the fact that his actions have led to his indictment. This level of arrogance and disregard for the rule of law is deeply troubling.
One can’t help but wonder how someone who achieved so much good for New York City could end up becoming such a despicable figure. Giuliani’s fall from grace is truly astonishing. He was once seen as a fighter against corruption and crime, but now it seems that he may have been one of them all along.… Continue reading
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Matt Underwood