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As Democrats look at possibly expanding the Supreme Court from nine to thirteen justices, Ted Cruz joined his fellow ghouls, making the outlandish and absurd claim that Republicans did not pack the court in recent years when they had control. Nevermind that they basically stole a seat by never even bothering to give Merrick Garland a hearing, and then stuck Amy Coney Barrett on the Supreme Court about five minutes before Trump's election defeat.

Fox News host Tucker Carlson has been under intense criticism after he promoted "white replacement" theory, a neo-Nazi conspiracy theory that immigrants are coming to America to replace "red-blooded Americans." Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) responded on Twitter to Rep. Scott Perry and it cracked Tucker Carlson. Last night Carlson claimed the Democratic Party wants immigrants to "transform the country, to change who votes so they can control who wins." A white supremacist could not make a better case for "white replacement" than Carlson did. It would take the entire populations of Mexico, (127.6 million) Guatemala (16.6 million) and then some, to achieve the goal of "replacing" the white electorate.

On Fox News, former presidential candidate and TraitorTrump HUD stooge Ben Carson used his time to promote, guess what, hydroxychloroquine. Carson says the lupus drug worked on Covid in Africa. Really. Host Neil Cavuto clapped back at that idea. "Medical experts have looked at that, doctor, as you know, and poo-pooed that connection," Cavuto explained. Carson also blamed "politics" for vaccine hesitancy.

After justice was served and Derek Chauvin was rightly found guilty of murdering George Floyd, Amanda Chase said "the verdict today makes me sick." Will any Virginia Republican condemn this despicable racism? pic.twitter.com/4U2OCGgktt — Virginia Democrats (@vademocrats) April 21, 2021 Amanda Chase is special. She calls herself "Trump in heels," and this week she took to the campaign trail in the Virginia Governor's race to declare that the verdict "made her sick. Via WaPo, Chase analyzed the verdict for her apparently tiny "crowd." “Friends, today’s verdict makes me sick, I am so concerned about our law enforcement right now quitting.

About this time last year, during the spring elections, Robin Vos was trying to convince people that it was perfectly safe to come out and vote in person despite the pandemic. Of course, he muted his message considerably when he tried to do this while wearing full PPEs, despite the fact that he was not going to be in any contact with members of the public. Fast forward to now and we see that Vos has become an anti-vaxxer.

Politico reports: William Barr, Trump’s former attorney general who resigned two days before Christmas after disagreeing publicly with Trump’s voter fraud conspiracy theories, recently sold a book about his time at the Justice Department, according to three people familiar with the deal. We're not told much more about this -- who the publisher will be, what the advance was -- but I don't expect the book to sell well.