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 Former press secretary Sarah Sanders has emerged like the groundhog stating that Michael Bloomberg will have problems with women and African Americans, also stating that his language is offensive. I suggest Sanders make herself scarce as she did when she was in the administration. Meantime, we can always locate her in the dictionary under “Obnoxious”. “Annoying” and “Repulsive”

Another example of how dreadful the current Washington scene remains is the possibility of Trump pardoning his former political operative Roger Stone. It could be partially the influence of Fox tongue flapper Tucker Carlson who has repeatedly called on the Oval Office to pardon Stone, a Republican consultant and Nixon supporter. It’s disturbing to realize that the White House resident often turns to Carlson for info and advice.

Spring must be on the way. The Red Sox have arrived at Ft. Myers but to less enthusiasm on my part and that of others. Missing Alex Cora, Mookie Betts, not so much David Price, lends support to a decrease in the “it’s time for baseball” ecstasy. Neither the choice of manager nor players received in trade have less than thrilled. The execs only move that’s benefitted the front office is the one raising ticket prices which now further proves that family attendance at Fenway requires a bank loan.

Seems Attorney General Barr states that Trump’s tweets hinder his ability to do his job. Barr told ABC News, “Whether it’s Congress, a newspaper editorial board, or the president, I’m going to do what I think is right. I cannot do my job here at the department with a constant background commentary that undercuts me.” Could we see a forthcoming swing of that ever in motion White House door that will put Barr on the road to the unemployment line?

Dem candidates Biden and Warren are now attacking Michael Bloomberg as their chances for nomination fade.  The past Veep who folded in the New Hampshire primary accused the former New York Mayor of “buying” the nomination. Meantime, Warren whose numbers are in decline blasted Bloomberg for his 12 year old comments regarding a discriminatory housing policy. Certainly they both are hoping to rekindle lost enthusiasm for themselves but it seems to me that Biden and Warren need to put a sock in it as Michael Bloomberg is the best chance they have to defeat the glowing faced one who, by the way, has rekindled accusations of prejudice by labeling Mayor Bloomberg “Mini Mike” and “a 5’4” mass of dead energy”.in referring to his height. Trump has previously tabbed Senator Marco Rubio as “Little Marco” and Senator Bob Corker as “Liddle Bob”. Perhaps he should consider that there are a lot of voters who also don’t “measure up” to the Trump “height requirements”. 

Former press secretary Sarah Sanders has emerged like the groundhog stating that Michael Bloomberg will have problems with women and African Americans also stating that his language is offensive. I suggest Sanders make herself scarce as she did when she was in the administration. Meantime, we can always locate her in the dictionary under “Obnoxious”. “Annoying” and “Repulsive”

Another example of how dreadful the current Washington scene remains is the possibility of Trump pardoning his former political operative Roger Stone. It could be partially the influence of Fox tongue flapper Tucker Carlson who has repeatedly called on the Oval Office to pardon Stone, a Republican consultant and Nixon supporter. It’s disturbing to realize that the White House resident often turns to Carlson for info and advice.

Spring must be on the way. The Red Sox have arrived at Ft. Myers but to less enthusiasm on my part and that of others. Missing Alex Cora, Mookie Betts, not so much David Price, lends support to a decrease in the “it’s time for baseball” ecstasy. Neither the choice of manager nor players received in trade have less than thrilled. The execs only move that’s benefitted the front office is the one raising ticket prices which now further proves that family attendance at Fenway requires a bank loan.

Seems Attorney General Barr states that Trump’s tweets hinder his ability to do his job. Barr told ABC News, “Whether it’s Congress, a newspaper editorial board, or the president, I’m going to do what I think is right. I cannot do my job here at the department with a constant background commentary that undercuts me.” Could we see a forthcoming swing of that ever in motion White House door that will put Barr on the road to the unemployment line?

Dem candidates Biden and Warren are now attacking Michael Bloomberg as their chances for nomination fade.  The past Veep who folded in the New Hampshire primary accused the former New York Mayor of “buying” the nomination. Meantime, Warren whose numbers are in decline blasted Bloomberg for his 12 year old comments regarding a discriminatory housing policy. Certainly they both are hoping to rekindle lost enthusiasm for themselves but it seems to me that Biden and Warren need to put a sock in it as Michael Bloomberg is the best chance they have to defeat the glowing faced one who, by the way, has rekindled accusations of prejudice by labeling Mayor Bloomberg “Mini Mike” and “a 5’4” mass of dead energy”.in referring to his height. Trump has previously tabbed Senator Marco Rubio as “Little Marco” and Senator Bob Corker as “Liddle Bob”. Perhaps he should consider that there are a lot of voters who also don’t “measure up” to the Trump “height requirements”.