If the Sydney Morning Herald editors want to outsource some work to me, I believe I can evaporate ridiculous columns like this one down to just the facts with a simple question, such as today’s title; can you name the crime?
Don’t bother reading the piece, the alleged crime isn’t described. Just a lot of Orange Man Bad guff.
To be fair to the bloke with the unfortunate name, he smuggled of a lot of this filler past the editors over the last few years, so he’s not been given any opportunity to learn from the grownups in the room:
Can you see a theme emerging here?
Bill’s Opinion
Imagine being this obsessed with Donald Trump. What must the inside of that head be like?
He gleefully tells us this one-sided process (when will the case for the defence be heard?) in Washington will result in Trump’s impeachment, but doesn’t complete the sentence, “…for the crime of <insert the name of a broken law>”.
It’s terrible to see a person captured by an obsession to the point their personal case of mind projection fallacy bleeds in to their professional life.
Accepting that how you want the world to be isn’t how the world probably is is an important step towards achieving inner calm.
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Ann Coulter is in deep shit after her hit piece on Trump https://www.thedailybeast.com/townhall-quietly-deletes-ann-coulter-post-bashing-dinesh-dsouza-movie-it-funded
I read it before it was deleted and agreed with more than fifty per cent of it. The Don’s big problem was never having read Rudy Giuliani’s book “Leadership” or how to win at politics. After his selfish and cowardly turnaround on lockdown he lost me for good.