Congressman Ted Lieu’s children wrote, directed, and produced his latest campaign ad.  It’s sweet, and certainly points out his strength for office.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOnyZwWoYo4

Thanks to Kary for the heads up.

From one of our salon customers – Lincoln Project gold.  I love mocking Trump, and this is one of the best.  Watch to the end.

This is art. https://t.co/ZPJxHu20TV

— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) June 21, 2020

A Federal Judge denied Trump a temporary restraining order to block the release of John Bolton’s book.

Lord knows that I hate anything that may keep John Bolton out of jail or let him keep his money, but – damn – things are just not rolling Trump’s way this week.

It appears that Trump is looking for work.

Yesterday, he tweeted an ad for one of his friends.

Well, not the Amazon Best Seller #1 or #20.  And, come to find out.  If you dial the 800 number instead of ordering it on Amazon, you’re gonna get a little surprise.

It’s called a negative option marketing scheme.  Which pretty much describes Trump’s entire presidency. Alfredo over at the Dairy Queen thinks Trump should just go ahead and start selling ginsu knives on twitter.  Plus, you get a potato peeler and a matching fork.

Thanks to Alfredo over at the Dairy Queen for the heads up.

Trump is on an ego roll today.

President Trump told the Wall Street Journal that coronavirus testing is “overrated” and claimed that some Americans may be wearing masks to signal disapproval of him — not as a preventative measure.

He added: “I personally think testing is overrated, even though I created the greatest testing machine in history.”

You didn’t create anything ‘cept a mess, Honey.

Then Axios reports that there was something special about Juneteeth and Trump. Trump claimed that nobody ever heard of Juneteeth before now.

“I did something good: I made Juneteenth very famous.”

I think he expects a statue at the Civil Rights Museum.

And then he tweets —

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And, yes, that generally is the basis for all Supreme Court decisions – even before Trump was born.

And speaking of before he was born, he doesn’t want to rename military installations named after Confederate soldiers because the names were a way to help unite the North and the South after the war.

Yeah, well, Fort Hood was built and named in 1942, as was Fort Killeen, Fort Polk, Fort Pickett, and Fort Rucker.  I think there was something else pulling us all together about that time.  Fort Bragg (Oddly enough, considered the worst general in the Civil War) was built and named in 1918, as was Fort Benning. There was a great coming together at that time, too.

Everything is all about him.