A Foul Stench

 


Haggish is not having a good week. It's enough to drive a man to drink. Instead of looking within to ponder why such horrible things are happening, like nearly getting impeached, to being yelled at by one of his subordinates, he's going to take it out on everyone else. I do hope the brave sentinel who was doing his job is protected. Pete is angry. Anger and incompetence make a volatile combination, one which could blow in several scenarios. He starts drinking heavily again, although I don't know if he's actually stopped. Living with an alcoholic, the pull to drink is strong. Pete is the classic example of someone with an addictive personality. Excessive use of alcohol, cheating, lying, chest thumping, yelling, screaming, deflecting. He's a mess. He has no clue what it is to be a man. Zero. It isn't puffing out the chest, taunting others to come at him, leaving one wife for another, then another. As the faux GI Joe, he should actually read up on protocol. You don't mingle about at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. You don't discuss dinner plans or the weather. And you definitely do not chuckle, laugh or treat the moment as a photo op. 

He has blood on his hands and the eleven cowards who didn't show up to vote in favor of impeachment will be remembered. The excuse that some were caught in traffic is bullshit. They had 18 hours to prepare to be there. They are despicable. The attitude by some in Congress is that we move on and work alongside these vile rats on the right, and a few supposedly on our side, like Fetterman and Jeffries who aren't sure where their allegiance lies. 

Bravo to the military who stand up to this regime. It was very clear who the hero of the day was. It's also blindingly obvious who needs to go. You slipped through this one, Hegseth, but your time is nearly over. You are nothing but a drunken, cheating bully who is as empty inside as your tossed bottles of  Captain Morgans.

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