Well, the times they are a’changing.

The Republican National Committee used a Twitter link to refer to something about the Maryland Republican Party.  Trouble was – the link wasn’t to the Maryland Republican Party.  The link was to Sexy Car Babes with a heavy emphasis on the Babes part.

It seems the Maryland Republican Party changed its Twitter handle and didn’t bother to tell the Republican National Committee. I dunno, with the splits in the Republican Party right now, maybe the two of them aren’t speaking to each other.

Dirk Haire

To make matters even dumber.  Dirk Haire said there was no problem as far as he could see,

Maryland Republican Party chairman Dirk Haire said he wasn’t worried about the mix-up between the two Twitter accounts.

Twitter is for the media and sports and Hollywood celebrities, Haire said.

“Like virtually all Americans, I don’t go on Twitter,” Haire said. “We use Facebook much more than twitter.”

Well, yeah, if you’re over 60 years old. And by the way, Dirk, unlike real Americans, has a Twitter handle. @DirkHaire.

Duh.

Thanks to Mari for the heads up.

Well, that answers that question…

My head is spinning.  How come Hope Hicks is on Air Force One? She’s a federal witness.

Is there some tampering going on?  Oh hell, if he can tweet witness tampering, why not just do it on the runway?  I mean, why try to hide it now?

Y’all, I just found out what QAnon is. That’s some weird bucket of whacky.

And if you didn’t see Charles Blow on Bill Maher, try to find it somewhere because he tipped the bucket and Republican crazy is spattering everywhere.

Some mornings I think I must have had a stroke last night and I no longer know the meaning of words.

I guess it might help if I knew who Steven Seagal is. Okay, I vaguely know who he is.  He’s a movie star kick boxer, right? And he’s gonna make me feel better about Russia where they openly kill journalist and have no right to a fair trial.

Good luck with that.

First you turn on the light …

… and then they scatter.

Infowars podcasts produced by right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones were removed from Apple’s iTunes and its Podcast app on Sunday.

In a statement to BuzzFeed News, Apple confirmed that the podcasts were removed for violating its guidelines on hate speech. Five of the six podcasts that Infowars creates will no longer be available for download or streaming, including the daily Alex Jones Show podcast.

What a great way to start a Monday morning!

Thanks to everybody for the heads up.

Who testified before congress that the meeting was only about adoption?

His wonderful son.