Sleazebag dem taken out by his own party - why?
Because they have such high moral standards they can't tolerate his criminal behavior?
His predatory behavior was an open secret, ignored by the morally bankrupt dems because they liked him as an obedient attack dog.
When Pelosi was briefed by the FBI on Dirtbag's involvement with the Chinese honeypot spy Fang Fang, her response was to place him on the House Intelligence committee. (I know, the jokes write themselves.)
In short, dems don't care about anything - not morality, not sexual predators and certainly not truth - other than power; THAT they care about.
And when you get in the way of their grasping, all encompassing lust for power...
So buh-bye Eric!
Mother Pelosi used to love you...
...until you stunk up the joint.
Guaranteed, she pulled the trigger and 3 days later he's gone.
Now if we can just have the Pelosi treatment for Pelosi herself, along with Schumer, Jeffries, Schiff, Goldman, Raskin, Murphy...
Closer to home, Spring has sprung - leaks that is, and big ones...
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| flood hazard map - blue shaded areas have flooding |
...all over the state.
Record rainfall / snow melt has produced serious flooding issues from Grand Rapids...
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| the Grand River overflowing its banks |
...all the way up to Traverse City...
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| the Beitner Bridge washed out |
...and east to Rogers City and beyond.
Proving I'm self-centered enough to somehow make every issue all about me...
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| hey, how come Harry Vardon gets to play? |
...my first tee time of the year was canceled since my local links are currently underwater.
Now that's a crying shame, but it could be worse:
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| from this week's RBC tournament in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina |
That's why you don't try to retrieve water balls down south.
I know you'd love to hang around and discuss Iran's schizo desire to be totally destroyed by US firepower (Hormuz - now it's open, now it's not) -
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| shades of Monty Python |
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| a rare sunny, dry day allowed our magnolia tree... |
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| ...to strut its stuff. sadly, the blossoms are already falling due to high winds and rain again. |
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| if they did an all human cast for Shrek, guess who'd be perfect for Donkey? |
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| it was sunny but only 35 degrees when I got up today...lovely to have a warm fire on a cold spring morning |
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| a little closer look at the mantel: that's my dear Aunt Vera and her beloved hound Belvedere on the left, my beautiful wife in the middle, and one of those irksome, ubiquitous Aldi critters on the right |
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| and speaking of, you'll never guess where we found that carrot wreath |
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| 8:40 am, solar time; 9:40 am, DST |
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| life is better down that old dirt road |
During this chaotic time of war against Iran - when both the dems and their propaganda arm, the mainstream media, are rooting for Iran and against the United States - I've been reading through the book of Jeremiah.
Jeremiah is known as "the weeping prophet", and no wonder.
He prophesied during the time when Israel was taken captive and carried away to Babylon by King Nebuchadnezzar.
In all of his ministry, there is no record of anyone actually heeding Jeremiah's warnings from God and repenting of their sins.
Given this backdrop of national disaster and headstrong rebellion against God's counsel - sound familiar? - it's amazing to read of God's gracious and forgiving plans for His people:
11 For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you an expected end.
- Jeremiah 29:11
It puts me in mind of something else Jeremiah wrote in the book of Lamentations, chapter 3 and verses 21 through 23:
21 This I recall to mind, therefore have I hope.
22 It is of the LORD's mercies that we are not consumed, because His compassions fail not.
23 They are new every morning: great is Thy faithfulness.
- Lamentations 3:21-23
later, mcm fans...
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