Someone asked me how the dickens the Democrats in Harris County (think Houston) managed to win every election last November.

The simple answer: they had help.

The Harris County GOP celebrated Holocaust Remembrance Day by taking to Twitter and blaming it on the left.

Leftism kills.

Yeah, the chairman of the Harris County GOP explained that “The Nazis identified themselves as National Socialists. The name of the party was the National Socialist Workers party.”

Yeah, they could have called themselves ducks, but that make them so.  They were rightwing fascist, you damn fool.

They took it down, but not before everybody hollered, “Shuddup!”

Thanks to everybody for the heads up.

Jim Ziegler, who is the Republican state auditor in Aladamnbama, was totally appalled, shocked, and disgusted in the vilest of ways that newly elected Democratic State Senator Kyrsten Sinema has lady parts.

He posted a picture of her on Facebook and elsewhere wearing her disgusting clothes for everyone to see.

I can understand why a handsome fella like Ziegler would consider himself an expert on fashion and good taste.

I do believe there’s an eagle on that tie.  Either that or he just finish his hot dog.

Then Ziegler adds …

Ziegler also used the post to attack Sen. Doug Jones (D-AL), who can be partially seen in one of the photos.

“He represents these out-of-state senators instead of us, the people of Alabama,” Ziegler posted. “Can you see him? I am exploring running against him next year.”

No kidding, dude.  Is your campaign slogan, “No boots for the gals.”

Thanks to SGray for the heads up.

Republicans are totally convinced that they are losing elections in Texas because “illegal aliens” are voting.

Yep, that’s the only reason Texas is turning blue because it couldn’t be, by gawd, bad government by Republicans.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, the chief law enforcement officer of Texas,  has been under indictment on three felony counts of securities fraud for the past five years but has kept it out of court with prissy legal maneuvering and political ploys – mainly by getting his friends on his home county’s commissioners court to un-fund the special prosecutor in his case.

Anyway, his latest dally into the world of Republicans who are so deeply and religiously honest is this one:  Paxton is standing behind the idea that 95,000 undocumented workers are registered to vote in Texas.

Caca del toro.

The Texas Secretary is appointed by the Governor.

The Texas secretary of state’s office announced Friday it would send local election officials a list of 95,000 registered voters who the state says counties should consider checking to see whether they are U.S. citizens and, therefore, legally eligible to vote.

In an advisory released Friday afternoon, the office said it was flagging individuals who had provided the Texas Department of Public Safety with some form of documentation — including a work visa or a green card — that showed they were not a citizen when they were obtaining a driver’s license or an ID card. Among the individuals flagged, about 58,000 individuals cast a ballot in one or more elections from 1996 to 2018, the secretary of state’s office said.

In 2014, the latest number I could find quickly, 52,879 immigrants became citizens in Texas.  That’s one year, so I speculate it’d be more than that if you went back to 1996.

This is a lame excuse to remove legal citizens with same name syndrome from voting rolls.  Or to make people  travel to election offices during business hours with their birth certificates or naturalization papers.

The only voter fraud I know about was in my own county and all three involved Republicans.

Y’all, for the past month I have been working on a special project about more voter fraud – or voter stealing – in last November’s election in my own county.  I’ll be able to tell you about it in a week or two.  And do I need to give you a hint on who did the vote stealing?  No, I don’t think I do.

While the low in my neck of the woods this week is a frisky 38 degrees, I fully understand that everybody isn’t that blessed.

My good thoughts are with you and if you wanna talk about it before your toes turn blue please feel free to.

God bless ya.

P.S. – it would be nice if you would give us a general idea of where you are.  You know, your state, general area or landmark you can get to in a day.

In 1958, when Donald Trump was only 16 years old, somebody somewhere foresaw his future and tried to warn us. It’s worth a watch.

Honey, Nostradamus ain’t got nothing on mid century black and white westerns.

Too bad we don’t get to see the ending.

Thanks to Mary in San Antonio for the heads up.

One of our customers, Scott, sent Ted Cruz a message about his vote on the shutdown – Scott didn’t like it.

Scott’s letter apparently pissed Ted Cruz off so badly that Ted put Scott on the receiving end of a publication so putrid, so hateful, so painful, and so immoral that it could only be named Cruz News.

This is taken directly from Cruz News.

I am glad the Schumer shutdown is over. I am glad federal workers will finally be paid. For weeks, Democrats held their paychecks hostage.

Schumer Shutdown!  That’s a crock o’ crap.

As we honored the life of Rev. King, it is fitting that at our great state’s capitol, Texans from every background gathered together for the 2019 Texas School Choice Week rally. I was proud to participate and will continue fighting for school choice.

Oh yeah, the second step to killing free public education is exactly what Dr. King stood for.

And …

The media will obsess over the short-term political fight. But what matters is enacting real solutions to the real problems of this country.

Oh yeah, like the short term political fight over Russians owning our government is certainly not something we should care about.

Sorry, Scott, I suspect that you could unsubscribe but then he’ll probably send a chorus of snakes, cockroaches, and Young Republicans over to your house to sing his newsletter to you.

Just for the record: Crazy Cruz voted for a clean CR without a wall in December, voted against the same bill on Thursday and then voted for it yesterday. So that is a flip-flop-flip for those keeping score at home.

Thanks to Scott and Deb T for the heads up.