So, here’s what I hope happens in 2022:
- The Democrats keep control of the Hill, or at least either the Senate or the House. Because if they lose both chambers, the only thing they can investigate is why the Senate cafeteria has stopped serving rice and beans. The cafeteria served rice and beans when I was a kid and ate lunch there in 1954 and 1955. I understand that it was still on the menu last year.
- Rand Paul loses his Senate seat and can then spend all his time running his fundraising business for alt-right candidates but at least we won’t hear from him again. This piece of sh*t has the audacity to challenge Anthony Fauci even though his certification as an ophthalmologist is faked.
- Marjorie Taylor Greene admits to living with another woman but it’s not a lesbian relationship since they only practice tantric sex.
- One of Lauren Boebert’s wait staff in her restaurant accidently pulls out his gun and shoots a customer in the foot. The restaurant is closed ‘until further notice.’
- Matt Gaetz and Donald Trump, Jr., start a national ‘freedom’ tour with an appearance at The Villages in Florida which is cancelled when it’s realized that their appearance conflicts with the first day of the monthly shuffleboard tournament.
- Donald Trump tries to auction off his MAGA trademark. The auction starts at $10 million but gets no bids.
- Someone puts a virus on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and they all shut down – permanently.
- Quentin Palfrey gets elected Massachusetts Attorney General.
Seriously – please stay healthy and safe!
Dec 31, 2021 @ 11:21:35
In all honesty…what do these Congressional hearings/investigations really accomplish? Has anyone ever been sent to jail/prison because of the hearing? Has any person/company ever had to pay fines? I know that Steve Bannon was indicted on contempt of Congress and is the nation’s first since 1983.
The last indictment three decades ago was an environmental official under President Reagan who failed to heed a House subpoena. The official was Rita Lavelle, who was acquitted of contempt charges but later was convicted of lying to Congress. She was sentenced to six months in prison and fined $10,000.
If one does some research maybe, just maybe, they could find a couple more examples since July 4, 1776.
Boy, we tax payers are really getting our money’s worth.
Anyone care for some rice and beans?