It's the Day's Day of Days! Because linger on your pale blue eyes.
A part of me wonders if the lack of any actual artwork in this involves Muir at some point lying on the floor in a fetal position.
I suspect not, but only because he's so far from reality at this point that if impeachment proceedings began, he'd insist things were going well.
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It is truly beyond my ability to comprehend this level of sheer delusion. I do understand how it's possible for anybody to be this unmoored from reality.
ReplyDeleteMuir is fond of depicting his perceived enemies as hapless, outmaneuvered and weak. His first mistake is assigning the motivations he does, his second is jumping the gun with a degree of brazen recklessness that really boggles the mind. He has no way of knowing how this will shake out, what will be uncovered, what will be revealed. Yet he happily depicts the NYTimes as failed, hapless would-be conspirators outfoxed by the fourth-dimensional chess champion.
You know. The one who's absolutely not hiding anything shady at all.
It's the classic trait of fascists and the fascist-adjacent--their foes, when not an all-powerful force who dominate the world and persecute the righteous fascist, are all decadent weaklings incapable of withstanding the innate superiority of the fascist.
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