July 9, 2018, - 7:58 pm
Local TV News Said WHAT?! About Trump’s Supreme Nomination
Unless you live on another planet or inside a mushroom, you probably know that tonight at 9:00 p.m. Eastern, President Trump will announce his latest Supreme Court nomination (and I hope there are more–Notorious RBG, it’s time to go). Given the importance of this nomination to our country’s future, I was a little surprised at what topped off my local TV station’s newscast tonight.
While I was cooking dinner (actually a late lunch of pan-fried cod), I had Detroit’s ABC affiliate WXYZ-TV running on my kitchen TV. They topped off their newscast with this announcement:
To our viewers, we wanted to let you know that tonight’s episode of “The Bachelorette” will not be seen continuously and will be interrupted for President Donald Trump’s announcement of his Supreme Court nomination.
It was said like an apology. Priorities. What the BLEEP happened to this country?! And how is this “news”?
Also, they pre-empt everything for some dumb soccer tournament and nobody bats an eye (maybe because soccer fans are from all the countries that hate us). But nominate a Supreme Court Justice and dare interrupt a silly male harem show, and it’s like committing mass murder, apparently.
By the way, you could clearly hear the disdain in the voice of anchoratrix Glenda Lewis (she got the job by nepotism–her mama was the previous anchor). I mean, how dare Donald Trump act Presidential and name a Supreme Court pick?! And this is after more than a couple of years of these guys saying he doesn’t “act Presidential.” So intellectually dishonest. They really just don’t like it when he does act Presidential.
Well, there is one minor resemblance between that vapid silly show filled with attention-whoring slutty himbos and bimbos: we get to see the real “most dramatic rose ceremony ever.”
I just hope Trump gets to hand out more Supreme Court final roses in the future. Hey, Breyer, time for you to say bye-bye, too.
Tags: ABC, Channel 7, Glenda Lewis, Most Dramatic Rose Ceremeny Ever, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, The Bachelorette, Trump, Trump Supreme Court nomination, WXYZ
It is time for the ancient and unloved to depart. Ruth Bader Ginsburg needs to sign up for AA, rather than sit on the bench.
Worry on July 9, 2018 at 9:21 pm