12 thoughts on “Villainous Monologues”

    1. Tonight they /might/ not use the ghost of Leni Riefenstahl to do their set dressing, but then again, they are utterly unaware of their insanity and could do it again.

      1. You hear a lot of discussion on talk radio and podcasts about SOTU drinking games for Biden’s performances. We’re taking it to a whole new level tonight. The local conservative talk station, WMAL, is hosting a dinner for interested listeners at Bourbon Boulevard Steakhouse in Chantilly. It’s a really high-end steak house, with the largest bourbon selection I’ve ever seen – ditto other spirits and wine. The drive time host, Vince Coglianese, plays the speech and delivers a running commentary that was excellent (and hilarious) the last (also first) time I attended. It’s about the only thing that could induce me to listen to the speech. It’s called “Steak of the Union.”

        1. How fast do you have to chug during pauses in the speech?
          God help you should the teleprompter get stuck. Do Scranton references earn you a double?

          1. I bet the people of Scranton are damned happy they chased the Biden family out when he was six years old…

          2. What and leave CornPop behind? Or did that confrontation occur while Joe was attending an HBCU?

  1. It’s hard to believe he’ll be able to top the Philly MAGA Morlock speech, with its Hell-red background lighting and Marines with shining white gloves standing at attention on both sides behind the Bidenator.

  2. I heard a lot of me, mine and theirs last night. Almost no we, us and yours. This SOTUS may have earned the record for opposition party seat time.

  3. The designated survivor was the head of the Department of Education. Thus insuring that in the direst of emergencies, no tax dollar would be left behind.

  4. The person most pleased with that show has got to be Kamala Harris. Since it was “fiery” with no obvious gaffes or seizures, the calls for SlowJoe to step aside are going to subside for a few months. As long as he’s the candidate, she’s a candidate too, and will inherit a better job without having to fight for it. (Sorta the story of her whole political career, isn’t it?)

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