The Biggest Liar in America

Please see my new article in The Times of Israel called “The Biggest Liar in America.”

Who is the biggest liar in America today? You’d be hard-pressed not to answer US House Representative George Santos (R-NY). Although some would say, “What a perfect politician he makes!”

In the end, George Santos is perhaps an excellent “representative” for Congress in that he fits right into the political, news, and business culture that we live in, where lies are the norm and the truth is something to search for like a needle in a haystack. If you can find any, I’d like to sell you the Brooklyn Bridge.

(Credit Photo: Chris Short adapted via https://flic.kr/p/kedqv)

Tacky Bird in Window

Tacky window treatment. 

The shade has an amazing blue bird on it. 

Whether the shade is up or down, you maintain a view to the outside world and nature. 

This may actually be good in a bunker to ease the minds of those confined and cooped up. 

Bird fly, fly away to a place of peace and a time of serenity.  😉

(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)

Oriental Flair

I liked the oriental flair of this decor.

The vases, plants, and bonsai (even fake) were nice. 

Appreciated the symmetry as well which makes it hang all together. 

Relaxing and charming.  😉

(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)

This Fish Can Swim

Wow, this fish apparently can swim in or out of water. 

Wherever it swims, it makes you look. 

Handsome little fish!

That spike in its bottom looks like it must hurt a little. 

But this fish is not for catching and eating, but for looking at only.  😉

(Credit Photo: Andy blumenthal)

Doing A Double Take

Wow, I had to do a quick double take driving past this police officer. 

No, he wasn’t telling me to pullover and stop. 

Actually, he isn’t telling anyone anything. 

He’s a statue standing on the corner in Chevy Chase, Maryland. 

Makes you look and slow down! 

Heck, who needs real people anymore for anything! 😉

(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)

Can Anyone Say Election Fraud?

• Vote rigging.
• Dumping of valid ballots. 
• Counting invalid late ballots.
• Changing the postmark of ballots. 
• Preparing phony ballots.
• Accepting unsigned ballots.
• Voters who voted multiple times. 
• “Software glitches” switching votes

If this isn’t considered fraud, then why are we even bothering to hold an election in the first place? 

And moreover, why do we pretend that we’re a democracy? 😉

(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)