Happy inauguration week!

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    TV listing, Scotland Sunday Herald.

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    Maybe Russia will send over some entertainers. Too bad this guy is no longer with us, it would be the perfect Trump theme song, as it contains about as much actual coherence as one of Trump's insane word salad tantrums, performed on a set of cheap, empty facades.

     
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    Sadly, Eduard Khil a/k/a Mr. Trololo passed away in 2012. But this other musical legend is still with us, and I suspect he'd perform if asked:

     
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    Ahhhhh, Mr. Trololo. Some news show had a clip of him on a couple of weeks ago. I had seen the clip many times and just smiled, but my husband sat there with his jaw on the floor.

    "What is this," he asked. "Some Soviet-era variety show?"

    "THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT IT IS!!" I replied while LMAO, seeing his disbelieving face.

    And he said - I kid you not - "He should play Trump's inauguration."
     
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    I went for a run on the Mall today, and regardless of one's political views or musical preferences, the one certainty about the inauguration has got to be the abundance of port-a-potties. Arranged in pods of 6-10, they run on both sides of the Mall for the better part of a mile; I would guess that there are over 1,200 of them. It's looking like we'll have rain on Friday, but at least there will be plenty of places for people to do their business while they wait
     
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    That's American
     
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    Who the heck IS that dude?
     
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    He's pretty much the Soviet Robert Goulet.

    I know his awesomeness can be pretty hard to handle.
     
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    After Thursday, I'm pretty much done with politics and regular news in general. Sure I won't be able to avoid somethings, but I'm going to stick to weather, sports and movie news.
     
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    My hope is that the press in general will stop being distracted by the shiny tweets and instead zero in on the things that really matter. And it would be nice if more journalists start holding him accountable for what he says, even if it isn't what's "in his heart."
     
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    (He also writes his speeches with a Sharpie.)

     
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    There is a 100% chance there is nothing written on that pad of paper.
     
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    Once again, the narcissism comes through. It's well known that Obama has a large hand in writing his important speeches (though he's secure enough to credit his team of speechwriters and, you know, acknowledge their existence). So Trump has to pretend that he's writing his inaugural speech. And he has to stage a photo. He just staged it at a desk that he would obviously not use to write anything (it's in a public hallway), using a writing instrument that one would obviously not use but must have been handy at the time.

    By the way, those folders at his press conference which he said were "just some of the many documents I’ve signed turning over complete and total control to my sons" - but were instantly tagged as fakes filled with blank paper by anyone with common sense and a set of eyeballs (in other words, he flat-out lied... again...) - are now being called a "visual aid" by his mouthpieces after a week of insisting they were totally real.
     
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    Sharpies are not on trial here!
     
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