A DEAL IS A DEAL

This morning, after last night’s midnight signing of a law to abandon Americans to the tragedy of poverty with no recourse to government, I realized that there can be but one reason this has happened.

The Republican party and nearly all its members have signed contracts with the Devil. Real contracts. Signed at the crossroads in the dead of night. In blood. Because this certainly can’t be any kind of “principles” from anyone who is supposed to protect this country from danger or economic collapse — or even nuclear war. This has got to be the foul paw prints of the evil one at his finest.

Christians? I don’t think so. Does anyone see any Christian act in any of the behavior of this band of evil-doers? I thought not.

At some point, late in the night, they all gathered and each drew blood and signed their name. From this they got “a career” and probably wealth — because in the end, it’s always about money. It is possible that the Koch brothers actually are emissaries of the devil, if not the devil incarnate. Hard to tell in these modern times.

Welcome to Hell, folks. I believe we are living in it.



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  1. So ‘our’ ( your) politicians vote for a bill with amendments that is over 400 pages long that was presented just a few hours before the vote so quite literally NO-ONE had read in it’s entirety?

    Why, when we get this kind of great ‘service’ and diligence in representing their electorate’s best interests (HAH!), in the name of all that’s holy do we keep on voting for these morons???

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    • Don’t ask me. I DIDN’T vote for them. None of them.

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      • This has been primary conversation for Marilyn and me, which depresses the hell out of us, but one thing seems clear — The Squatter isn’t giving up his land because of all the bad news and the threat of impeachment. Unless they nail him on treason, he’s not getting out of Dodge. Unless they get Watergate type material on him, he won’t give up the ranch. It’ll take a great showing by the Democrats in the mid-terms and deep doo-doo for the Republicans for the Bully Boys to run their Jefe out of town.

        Meantime, it’s great fodder for late night comedy/ talk shows. As the revival tempo monologues pile up the missteps by Orange Head and his minions, the audience gets more and more excited, anticipating a climax that the Big Fat Bad Hombre is leaving. No! Not happening that way. Sorry to be a party pooper but reality bites.

        Don’t shoot the messenger. Men are cheaper than guns.,

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  2. Koch brothers. Their name is everywhere. I forget what they had their nose in on an article I read in a newspaper from Montreal last year. I guess money talks, because if Joe public did what they talk about doing, there would be trouble. Serious trouble. What is it about them that allows it. Do they have a role in government that allows them to do certain things?

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    • They have more money than God. That’s the ticket. And remember, they work with Murdoch, who is from Australia, and they all spread their money around. So they are international evil-doers.

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      • I will try to find out what is was in the article, but he was going to fund some kind of civil thing in another country. If they have no employment involving that type of thing, then they are just a civilian funding things. If any other civilian said that, there would be a price to pay, as we are not to interfere in such things. Is that legal?

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      • Who’s from Australia?? ( besides me that is!) ๐Ÿ™‚

        Are you confusing them with Rupert Murdoch? He’s an ex-aussie?

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      • Not Australian! Ours are bad enough but are kittens in comparison to wily old lions; the Koch brothers are Kansas kids, pure American. Not ours! Definitely not ours! And if you want to get rid of them, I can recommend Kenya, Somalia, or better yet, Atlantis (but don’t give them breathing apparatus). Send them there without their props, see how they do without the things everyone needs to feel secure enough to sleep well. Their interests: founded and funded a number of conservative and libertarian political organizations; that’s the nice version. There’s a lot about them, and now that they own Time, they can say anything they like about themselves and the people they support, and tarnish anyone who doesn’t.

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        • But we were talking about Murdoch … and the Aussies exported him to us. Although I think he’s a power all over the world. He and the Koch brothers have a thing going — money and reactionary politics. Go back and reread the comments. We were talking about MURDOCH who IS Australian. I know the Koch brothers are American.

          Okay, fixed the comment. Sometimes I miss words in sentences. It’s mental problem. I lose words at the end of sentences. I think them, but they never make it into the text.

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        • You know, these super rich guys spend their money all over the world. They all do. When you are that rich, you have power wherever you have money.

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      • Didn’t Murdoch just buy the farm? Or did he make a deal?

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  3. Great shades of Daniel Webster! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Devil_and_Daniel_Webster

    Um, I’m uninformed (purposely) so what exactly does that latest b.s. mean for the common man who relies on government subsidy (in the form of earned benefits from Social Security) ? Are they going to wrest it from our dying fingers or what?

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    • I’m not sure yet. I think it won’t affect us specifically because we are already old and on Social Security and medicare — and we live in Massachusetts. Our house is low in value, so the changes to mortgage interest deductions won’t affect us. As for the rest of the deductions, we haven’t taken them since we retired so they are a non-starter for us.

      But IF this passes — and it is still an if — it will be ugly for anyone who is poor. The poorer you are, the worse it will be. People in old age facilities will get kicked out and where they would go after that, no one seems to know or care. Disabled children will be without medical care. Middle-class people with big medical bills will be destroyed and probably dead. Cuts to social security and medicare? They are not exactly luxury NOW. I don’t know how they think anyone can keep going.

      I keep thinking it can’t be as bad as it seems … but it looks pretty bad.

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    • Em …. Daniel Webster?? You’re such a name dropper.

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  4. It sounds really bad, Marilyn.
    Leslie

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  5. Tweet from Trump: “Let them eat cake.”

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  6. Getting hotter every day! When in the hell (no pun intended) does this all end?

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  7. This makes a lot of sense.

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  8. The Republicans in Congress have entered into a true life, contemporary Faustian bargain.

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  9. And the ripples in the pond spread … and the poison laps upon the shore … and

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