Guys, I am trying to find out who this guy is.

He gets a million people to come watch his videos but offers no clues to who he is.  The production values are horrific (please note the bed to the right side in his Mom’s basement), but  he has a million people watching him and commenting.

He goes by Mister Reagan, but that’s not who he is.

Only conservatives would fall for a guy with no name and a fake city behind him, recording in a bedroom somewhere with an antique microphone that’s not plugged in.

If you find out anything about him, please let me know.

In my mind, the only way we’re going to stop gun violence is to make somebody responsible financially.  This country has become a place where money is worth far more than lives. We need to fix that.

My suggestion is to require all gun owners to carry insurance on their guns, like we now require auto owners to do.  If your gun is used in a mass shooting, the insurance company has to pay big time, so insurance companies are going to make insurance very expensive. If nothing else, stockpiling guns will become far less fun.

However, this also might work.  The Connecticut Supreme Court just ruled that the Sandy Hooks parents can sue Remington for the death of their children.

By a 4-3 decision the court has remanded the landmark gun case back to Bridgeport Superior Court and possibly created a path that other mass shooting victims can follow to get around the federal Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, known as PLCAA, which has protected the manufacturers of the AR-15 from lawsuits.

“We further conclude that PLCAA does not bar the plaintiffs from proceeding on the single, limited theory that the defendants violated CUTPA by marketing the XM15- E2S to civilians for criminal purposes, and that those wrongful marketing tactics caused or contributed to the Sandy Hook massacre,” Palmer wrote.

You can’t sell military weapons to civilians?  That’s a unique idea!

He’s running.

I have not made my pick yet and likely won’t for at least through the summer.  However, those who want to get into the Beto mystique, why he lost to Cruz, what he has to offer a national ticket, and why Texas is so important, there’s an excellent spot-on analysis this morning by Nate Cohn in the New York Times.

One more thing:  Trump mocked Beto’s hands today, saying that his hand movements made him seem crazy. I am pretty damn certain that Trump was a bit frightened by Beto’s hands.  They are enormous.

The first time I met Beto, I was truly afraid that my hand would get lost in his. He literally made a fist around my hand and I don’t have delicate hands or anything. Honey, his hands are as big as his head.

I’m not saying I know this for a fact, but I’m pretty sure he waves them around to be sure Trump sees them. That’s gotta just eat at Trump and I’m sure he wants Beto to put them away.

Breaking News: Paul Manafort is not going to prison for long enough. Seven and half years.

He was such a whiny little ninny baby.

And there goes the hopes that a pardon will help him.  Minutes after his sentence …

The Manhattan District Attorney announced charges on Wednesday against former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort related to a mortgage fraud scheme.

— more to come.

Alabama Republican Congressburp Mo Brooks explains why he voted Oh Hell No on the anti-hate bill.

Prepare yourself.

Brooks said he voted against the measure because while it explicitly condemned discrimination against Jews, Muslims, Hindus and Sikhs, it omitted Christians. It also omitted “Caucasians” while condemning discrimination against African-Americans, Latinos, Native Americans, Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders and “lesbians, homosexuals, transsexuals and the like,” according to Brooks.

Okay, listen up.  You people have to quit discriminating against Caucasian Christians.  These poor people have had just about enough of your discrimination.

By gawd, they now have to pay extra six-figure fees just to get their kids in a prestigious university and they don’t feel the least bit bad about cheating like that because those seats are rightly their’s to begin with.

Here’s a lovely picture of Mo Brooks with his family. Standing in a cotton field. It’s kinda hard to see them among all the damn white.

You can bet your last pair of pink boots that they didn’t pick any of that cotton. Ever.

Thanks to Sarah for the heads up.

Thanks to Marcie for the heads up.