Uncle Joe Biden and a very Freudian Denial

It was obvious to anyone, Uncle Joe actually admitted to the assault when he said, "it never never happened." That, folks, is a double negative which translates into a positive--in other words, it did happen. Later on, he corrected himself and said, "it never ever happened."

On the Poppy Harlow Show, the Capitalist News Network set up a virus expert to say that he appreciates the money the Gates Foundation is putting into Coronavirus vaccine research. Sciutto never asked him--to my recollection--what he thought of the Gates Foundation but the capitalist lovers felt a need to defend Mr. Vaccine War Bucks because I really let him have it with my last posting and they couldn't let anyone get away with saying that Bill Gates had, by now, a very wrinkly ass that nevertheless still gilded his turds hoping to pass down some of his wealth. I'll leave it up to Van Jones to determine just how gilded, or polished, they are. But we should remember that the cost of gold in gilding is minimal and that it's all labor in getting it as thin as possible. So thin, in fact, that Rutherford was able to use gold foil to demonstrate the existence of the nucleus.

CNN, btw, is like the North Korea of News services. Their hosts come and go and come back and you have to do your own research to find out what happened to your favorite news celebrities. Top-billed personnel like Anderson Cooper, however, is shown with his cloned newborn kid; and, here I thought Anderson was gay. Did he get a surrogate mother? Who knows, it's Kim Jung Zucker land.

Hey, Sanjay Gupta, I have a question for you. Is flatulence of particular concern vis-a-vis covid? I'm not kidding, if an infected individual cuts one in an elevator, would social-distancing be enough? Although, if they smell differently, perhaps we can enlist canines as a kind of automatic contact tracer (many a true word spoken in jest). There is scientific evidence to suggest further study: GI symptoms have been associated with covid patients but to what extent, I don't know.

Cops are social-distancing big time, and it's about time--just squirrel away down by the railroad tracks. We'll call you when we need you. It's OK, we're all OK with it; it's a win-win. You stay safe, and we'll stay safe too.

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