Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid

With an echo down the millenia from a far distant place and time, the House asks of Marjorie Taylor Greene Q-cumber, "How long, O Q-ball, will you abuse our patience?" Eleven Republicans found their courage and honored their oaths. The other 199? Scared to death of Big MAGAT and bowels turned to water, they eagerly cast their votes to give a woman who advocated political assassinations a voice in House committees. Meanwhile, the rank-and-file Q-balls aren't going away. And a new vaccine may be on the way, a one-shot wonder, not that the COVIDiots will care.

Glory! Praise! E.W. Jackson says he won't be meeting lots of people in heaven. I've never felt better about not being there. Chappy Klingenschmitt says the Debbil controls Joe Biden. Black pastor receives "cordial" racist letter when he leaves the Texas SoBap Con. Elsewhere, Joe Manchin is waaaaaaaay past his fifteen minutes, while there's a renewed grift to primary him.

Full steam ahead into that iceberg! Q commands it!

Morans on parade . . . well, OK, more like single file, but still. Loren Bobble-head craves attention. Lincoln Project burns Ghouliani to the ground. MAGATS attack hospital. Beverly HIlls hairdresser who attacked the Capitol gets indicted.

Replacing the failed upload from Friday. Gee, thanks, Podbean!

So many thorns, it's like swimming in a briar patch! 

Praise the Lard and pass the 'Rona amongst the congregation!

The First One Hundred Days of the Biden Administration has it's work cut out for it. While the GOP's call for unity rings hollow in the midst of an insurrection, a pandemic, and the general disorder that's come about in the last four years, we're at a juncture that if we don't work together a bad situation could become far more dire. Accountability has been an ongoing theme for the last administration, yet here we are and no one claims ownership of the acts of sedition that was incurred on home soil by it's own peoples and involved members of the government itself. This is something that's clearly defined in the Constitution and is most definitely defined as a crime. It may seem as if the light at the end of the tunnel may have dimmed a bit, but have heart. We've weathered storms throughout the history of our nation and we'll weather this one together as well.

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Re-uploading Tuesday's program because Podbean bloweth with a mighty blowing.