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Cake day: September 29th, 2025

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  • Not just any member, it was one of the founders who liked to get it on with her husband and other women. Her husband, by the way, was at the time the head of the Florida Republican Party. He’s had some problems though.

    Bridget Ziegler’s husband, Christian Ziegler, is the head of the Florida Republican Party and is currently embroiled in a sexual assault investigation. On Friday, it was reported that an unnamed woman claiming to be a friend of the Zieglers filed a report with the Sarasota Police in early October claiming that Christian Ziegler had come to her apartment and raped her, after a planned threesome between the victim and the couple fell through after Bridget Ziegler became busy at the last minute.

    As revealed in recently released court documents, Bridget Ziegler was interviewed by investigators in early November, confirming that she, her husband, and the victim had been friends and had engaged in a consensual sexual encounter roughly a year prior to the assault that the victim now alleges.

    When you are planning a threesome and your wife can’t make it so the other woman bails because she’s more interested in your wife than she is in you, the natural thing to do (if you’re a Republican) is to rape her.



  • Why do we not have more challengers?

    Probably because until now it there wasn’t a reasonable expectation to win. Before the last cycle or two, the few progressive candidates that had the resources to run tended to get plowed under in the primaries and rarely saw the light of day by the time the general elections rolled around. That will hopefully change now because of victories like this and the fact that progressives are now seen to be winning in primaries around the country, even against established, old-guard democrats. Many more progressive hopefuls may now see a realistic path to office and throw their hats into the ring allowing even more establishment dems to be rousted from office.

    As you can see, I’m very hopeful that this is the start of something big. I know that there are many things that could derail this, not the least of which is the authoritarian take over of the federal government, but hope is what I got, so I’m clinging to it. If the nation survives another election or two, we could see huge changes in this country.





  • Ellison told a news conference that unless he’s extradited, Castro could be released from jail as early as next week — 90 days since he was detained — under Texas law. And if he’s freed, Castro could slip into Mexico from the border town where he’s being held, Ellison said. The lawsuit said Castro has been making calls from jail to a woman in Mexico, talking “about marrying her and buying a house in Mexico when he is released.”

    So a former ICE officer is going to go to Mexico to hide from American law enforcement after shooting and brutalizing Mexican immigrants in the USA? I’m thinking that Castro may not have thought his cunning plan all the way through. There are going to be a lot of people down there who have family members who have been, or are currently being abused by ICE. I suspect he is going to disappear one evening and they’ll never find all of him to bury. It may not be the justice we want, but it may be all the justice we’re going to get.









  • I’m pretty sure that’s just a blip, a temporary roadblock on capitalism’s path in those places. It’ll only last until the right, or rather, the wrong people gain political power in those regions – something that capitalists work towards endlessly. Once some morally flexible political elements gain power, the wealthy who put put those elements in place, will simply bribe them into deregulating everything they can which will allow capitalism to run its natural course.

    Things looked pretty good in the USA for a long time too. Then the capitalists started supporting political candidates that convinced the public that the very regulations that protected people and the environment were really bad things that were hurting people. They got voters to believe that deregulation would allow everyone to be millionaires and everything would be puppies and butterflies forever.

    We all know what deregulation really led to, of course. But as the saying goes, it’s far easier to fool a person than it is to convince them they’ve been fooled. Getting people to admit they were fooled, especially against an endless barrage of propaganda from the capitalists, has been seemingly impossible. The fools, supported by their capitalist masters, are clinging to power and blocking all efforts to fix our problems. Probably because if the problems do get fixed, it’ll be the final proof that the fools were fooled in the first place, and they can’t allow that. They’d rather live out their days in squalor, breathing poison until they finally lay down in the graves they’ve dug for us all.