Roy Moore’s wife spoke tonight.

She really said this.

https://youtu.be/YRyQZAFR_5k

Newt Gingrich just can’t wrap his goofy head around it.

“Mueller is corrupt. The senior FBI is corrupt. The system is corrupt,” former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said on Fox News last week.

But …

The system wasn’t corrupt when it allowed you to call for the impeachment of Bill Clinton while you were cheating on your second wife with your third wife.

The system wasn’t corrupt when you secretly admitted that the Contact With America was a phony promise and that you had no intention of doing any of those things.

The system wasn’t corrupt when Republicans had to search the entire House of Representatives for someone with a clean sex life and all they could come up with was Denny Hastert, who was having sex with his entire wrestling team.

The system wasn’t corrupt when you led ethics charges against Democratic House Speaker Jim Wright for a book deal while you were doing the same thing yourself.

The system wasn’t corrupt when you lied about Bill Clinton forcing you to use the rear door of Air Force One, prompting you to shut down the government in retaliation.

The system wasn’t corrupt when you endorsed Donald Trump, a man you fully knew was deranged and unqualified.

The system wasn’t corrupt when Russians interfered with the presidential election.

The system wasn’t corrupt with Trump gave security clearances to his entire family.

The system wasn’t corrupt when Trump uses the office of president for his own personal wealth.

The system only became corrupt when Bob Mueller tries to stop all this crap.

I have always hated Newt and I always will.

The new tax plan is already the most disliked legislation in a damn month of new moons, with only 32% of Americans supporting it.  By the way, that’s the lowest approval rating of any bill in 30 years, including the original opposition to the Affordable Care Act.

But, no, not one to leave well enough alone, here’s the top of the fold headline in the Austin American Statesman today.

Oh hell, let’s stick mandatory prayer in there while we’re at it.

So now I’m not only against the Republican tax plan, I want to kill it, stuff it, mount it over the fireplace and open my house for the damn Christmas Home Tour.

The sound you hear is me batting my head on the keyboard.

I have often felt that reality is only a collective hunch.

Republicans are not in the hunch.

The Economist / You Gov polls show that …

Most American adults disbelieve the claim that the former President was born in Kenya, but nearly one in three American adults say that it is definitely or probably true that he was. More Republicans – 51% – believe that to be the case.

And, most Republicans also “doubt that Russia hacked into DNC emails or spread fake news during last year’s campaign in order to help elect Donald Trump president.”

And the icing on the cake —

Even when it comes to Michael Flynn, who has pled guilty to lying to the FBI, Republicans aren’t sure he actually did anything improper: 19% of Republicans think he did, but twice as many (39%) say he did not.

He confessed, you damn fools!

This is creepy, y’all.

The Hill is reporting that Roy Moore is doing fewer public events.  I can’t imagine why.  

However, there’s is a giant rally tonight.

Moore will appear at a campaign rally Monday night with Breitbart News head Stephen Bannon and Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-Texas). It’ll be his first public event since Tuesday.

Yes, Mr. Morality Gohmert, who is a far better Christian than Jesus is, has been playing a surrogate for Roy Moore.

Hide your little girls, Louie is in town.

Moore, Gohmert, and Bannon, the three dirtiest old men in a five state area.  Honey, they are the Trifecta of Torrid.

Thanks to Sam in Minnesoooota for the heads up.

Steve Curtis, hate radio talker and former chair of the Colorado state GOP, regularly accuses Democrats of all kinds of malfeasance, including voter fraud.  Welp, this week, in a clear case of Karma is a Bitch, Curtis was convicted of…wait for it…voter fraud.  In 2016, ol’ Steve somehow thought it was a good idea to forge his ex-wife’s signature on a mail-in ballot and send it in.  Said ex-wife had moved to South Carolina and discovered the fraud when, upon requesting a mail in ballot for that state, was informed that she had already voted – in Colorado.

Steve’s defense?  He forged her name during a diabetic episode, and then accidentally mailed it in the next day.  The jury didn’t buy the story.  I wonder; why is it that the guys who scream the loudest about wrongdoing and voter fraud are generally the ones guilty of just that?