I haven't chimed in yet about the eventual cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, but the fact he's getting his show taken away is ridiculous.
He has the highest-rated late-night show on TV.
Two days before he found out he was losing his show he criticized Paramount for caving to bribing Trump so they can get its media merger.
Here's a comic that was in Saturday's Washington Post from Tom the Dancing Bug.
I'm surprised Bezos is letting this cartoonist do his thing since he attended President Adolf's inauguration and is trying to limit the coverage of opinions in what was an esteemed paper.
Meanwhile, Congress passed a budget that adds to the deficit/national debt and simply helps rich people and corporations.
And Adolf's tariff's are unlikely, as the authors of "Trumps Global Tariffs 'Victory' May Well Come at a High Price," to do what he purports them to do: "But history tells us that his overarching aim - to return production and jobs to America - may meet with very limited success. And America's long-time trading partners, like Canada and the EU, could start looking to form economic and political connections that bypass what they no longer view as a reliable economic ally."
Jobs aren't going to return to the U.S. because of these stupid tariffs. Our trading partners are going to find more stable countries to trade with. And prices for Americans are going to go up because of tariffs.
I'm glad I bought a half of cow over a year ago because apparently beef prices are high as hell.
And eggs haven't gone down.