Because we live in an age of near-unfathomable stupidity, Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Farcical) sat down with reviled conspiracy theorist Alex Jones over the weekend and revealed THE TRUTH about this year’s rain-and-mud-soaked Burning Man festival.
The first part of the previous sentence – the part in which a bafflingly influential Republican lawmaker lets herself be interviewed by an unhinged quack who has been ordered to pay nearly $1.5 billion for defaming the families of eight school shooting victims – would, in a normal version of American politics, be a scandal. But there’s nothing normal about our politics these days, so let’s focus on the second part, which somehow manages to be even nuttier.
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Here are the actual words that fell out of Greene’s mouth: “There are 73,000 or 75,000 people in the Nevada desert now at this Burning Man. They're locked in. They're not allowed to leave. And they're basically, probably being brainwashed that climate change is the cause of all of it, it's the root of all evil and it's going to destroy the earth and they’re feeling the panic.”
Burning Man yesterday after rain….double rainbow.
— Grover Norquist (@GroverNorquist) September 3, 2023
The Playa was dry and walkable tonight.
All the artwork,the Man and the Temple were on display
A memorable year. More rain. Less dust.
Discussions of whether eating vegans counted as keeping vegetarian were strictly hypothetical pic.twitter.com/aSAr732ny9
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Good morning, bloggers!!!!
We have seen extreme heat here in Southern California, rain out of season, and a tropical
storm warning. The new normal does not seem that normal.
You may notice that I am posting far later than normal. I am off today. A test showed that my PSA levels are very slightly above normal, so I am getting a biopsy on my prostate. The urologist is optimistic that it is benign.
I will let you know the results when I know them. Overall, I am hopeful. I am glad to be part of this community and hope to meet all of you in person one day, even if I am the farthest away of any of our members.
Holy HELL pic.twitter.com/TYz9Q4eTWg
— Simply AJ aka Studious Steve aka Scuba Steve! (@AJpart2EW) September 5, 2023
Trump loses to E. Jean Carroll . . . AGAIN! Accountability IS coming home to roost, first in civil case and then in the criminal cases. Trump’s walls continue to crumble. Let the accountability flood in. pic.twitter.com/zuwLWbwNcE
— Glenn Kirschner (@glennkirschner2) September 6, 2023
Former attorney for Yuscil Taveras, witness in Trump documents case, reportedly has reached deal with DOJ prosecutors https://t.co/bTGNaFn21s
— Shawn Peirce (@_silversmith) September 6, 2023
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Good morning, bloggers!!!!
We have seen extreme heat here in Southern California, rain out of season, and a tropical
storm warning. The new normal does not seem that normal.
You may notice that I am posting far later than normal. I am off today. A test showed that my PSA levels are very slightly above normal, so I am getting a biopsy on my prostate. The urologist is optimistic that it is benign.
I will let you know the results when I know them. Overall, I am hopeful. I am glad to be part of this community and hope to meet all of you in person one day, even if I am the farthest away of any of our members.
Quote by Will_in_Ca:Quote by Raine:Oh, man, will. I hope it's nothing!Quote by Will_in_Ca:
Good morning, bloggers!!!!
We have seen extreme heat here in Southern California, rain out of season, and a tropical
storm warning. The new normal does not seem that normal.
You may notice that I am posting far later than normal. I am off today. A test showed that my PSA levels are very slightly above normal, so I am getting a biopsy on my prostate. The urologist is optimistic that it is benign.
I will let you know the results when I know them. Overall, I am hopeful. I am glad to be part of this community and hope to meet all of you in person one day, even if I am the farthest away of any of our members.
Hello, bloggers!!!!
The procedure was not as bad as I thought. (I was out far quicker then expected and even hit the farmer's market at the hospital.) I had breakfast at a place that someone at Kaiser Permanente recommended and it was good.
On Saturday morning, I have a video appointment on the results. The first doctor I saw was very optimistic about my prospects. Regardless, I will know soon.