We watched the time-delayed opening ceremony of the Seoul Olympics. Yesterdayâs news at night.
Time seemed to move slowly, except when the cameras showed Mike Pence frowning. That guy should never get a real job in government. Wait, he has one? Ohh. Sorry.
Not shaking hands with the North Korean representatives is beneath Americaâs leaders. His stony behavior wonât make any friends on the global stage, and while the NoKoâs clearly are not our friends, what does not shaking hands prove?
Then thereâs this: Pence skips Olympics dinner in snub to North Korean officials. Instead, he had dinner with the US team. Maybe what caused him to cancel attending the Olympic dinner was a desert, called âA Plate of Hopeâ. It featured a map of Korea with chocolate barbed wire dividing it. By pouring on a hot sauce, the barbed wire between the north and south melted away. How would America benefit from that?
Is it now considered appropriate to be disrespectful to your host because you donât like his guest list? Is bailing out on the official Olympic dinner, and not shaking hands the worst Pence will do while representing us at the Olympics? Â Letâs hope so. On to cartoons.
A wife beater without a security clearance reading everything in the White House is the shocking part:
The Olympics hits close to home:
Weâre gonna see something really special at Trumpâs big parade:
Trumpâs gonna see something really special at the parade too:
A Tesla in orbit gets noticed:
Our local bookstoreâs display:
We now live in a truth is stranger than fiction moment, with a truth is stranger than fiction presidency.