Are you ready for a follow-up to yesterday’s post? I certainly am.
I focused on the GOP’s chaos principle and the wildly mixed messages they’re sending the public. I particularly had Georgia on my mind:
In Georgia, nitwit Republican Governor Brian Kemp thinks that there’s a safe way to get a haircut. I don’t know about you, but my barber gets up close and personal when shearing my locks. There will be blood on the floor, not hair if any barbers or hairdressers prematurely open their doors. Better shaggy than dead.
During his daily press briefing on Wednesday evening, Trump said that he wasn’t on board with Kemp’s decision to allow non-essential businesses, such as gyms and salons, to reopen.
Trump told reporters that while he likes and respects the governor, “maybe you wait a little bit longer until you get into a phase two.”
“Would I do that? No. I’d keep them a little longer,” the President said of the social distancing guidelines that encourage non-essential workers to stay home. “I want to protect people’s lives.”
“I’m going to let him make his decision,” he added. “But I told him I totally disagree.”
In keeping with the continuing chaos principle, Kemp is sticking to his guns but Trump gave the Georgian’s enemies ammunition to attack him with. Since Kemp stole the election, it couldn’t happen to a nicer guy. Totally.
It’s unclear what Trump’s reaction qualifies as: throwing Kemp under the bus? Backstabbing? Stabbing him in the front?
The last word goes to The O’Jays and Nick Lowe who have different theories as to what happened:
Another day, another last word fib. How can I skip the state song?
One of my favorite episodes of “Live From Darryl’s House” is the one in which the OJs come and sing their hits.
Here’s Backstabbers
Love that show. Have not seen the one. Thanks for sharing.