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Alabama Sen. Katie Britt received a backlash after her cringy response to President Biden's State of the Union address. And, of course, it contained a whopper of a lie as she sat in her kitchen with a creepy smile on her face. Well, she's back, smiles and all, as she attempts to bring The Handmaiden's Tale to real life by introducing a bill this week to create a federal database to store information on pregnant women. "As a mom, I know that there is no greater blessing in this life than our children," Britt says.

Above, Devo perms, Beautiful World. Yup, we're looking at Climate Change today as there is more threatening us than Hair Füror. Just An Earthbound Misfit, I looks at TFG soliciting a bribe. Jobsanger: Everything has a price. eVille Times plants a tree. Cassandra's Grandson rounds up the climate news. This is yeoman's work and this blogger is rarely wrong. Bonus Track: Shower Cap summarizes the week that was as only as this blog can! Thank you for letting me be part of your week!

Rudy Giuliani is already facing financial ruin what with bankruptcy, multiple criminal charges against him and the $148 million he owes two Georgia election workers he defamed. But the guy once known as “America’s Mayor” can’t seem to stop humiliating himself. Now, Giuliani has lost his WABC radio talk show and been suspended because he can’t keep his mouth shut about the “stolen” election. From Raw Story: According to The New York Times, "John Catsimatidis, the billionaire who is a major Republican donor and owns the station, said he had made the decision after Mr.

Barron Trump, former President Trump's 18-year-old son, has declined to attend the Republican National Convention after being selected as a Florida delegate. Barron will graduate from high school next week, and honestly, declining the invitation is the smartest possible outcome in today's toxic political climate, thanks to his father's divisive personality.

The so-called party of law and order doesn't seem to care much about either as long as it's in the service of Dear Leader. Here's former Bush spokes-liar turned Fox "news" contributor Ari Fleischer on this Friday's Outnumbered, weighing in on the Trump trial in Manhattan, and urging Trump to go after Judge Merchan's daughter and violate the gag order: The original terms of the gag order prohibited Trump from discussing witnesses, jurors or prospective jurors, prosecutors, or court staff.

Donald Trump had perhaps his most positively awful week yet--and that's saying something. He was ripped by a former Capitol Hill cop, he was attacked by yet another Republican, the recent Lt. Governor of Georgia, Geoff Duncan, who endorsed Biden in a scathing op-ed about the election and future of our country. And then there was the utterly humiliating testimony from Stormy Daniels about him