quote, the anecdote to the poise of political correctness. smerconish takes on entertaining outlandish anecdotes about pc gone wild. stories that are hilarious, horrifying and unbelievably true. each chapter was a story. some of them stand the test of time and others do not. the guy who tried to stop ladies night at bars because he said they discriminated against men. i say ridiculous then and still believe it. the honorary guard who said stop saying god bless you as he presented graveside. maybe i was wrong. maybe it was a church state issue. when conservatives began rallying to the pc cause i kind of backed off. it made all of the stories sound partisan. which was never my motivation. what was then pc has more into cancel culture. and conservatives, they own this ground. these sort of stories get lots play on fox. why? because they make for good tv and they fire people up. but i think it s important that all audiences pay attention to them because i think they have politica
doesn t really apply, because those who got into the capitol, like the qanon guy with the horns were clueless. whether by design or happenstance, this was just one piece of the puzzle. as evidenced by the senate judiciary committee s interim report. there were at least five moves parts. first, you had efforts on the ground in various states including georgia, michigan, arizona and pennsylvania to challenge the election results. at the same time, you had president trump getting advice from a lawyer first seen on tv as to how he can block certification of the election. additionally, trump was leaning on the justice department to release a led for the credibility to overturn the georgia election. kind of like nixon trying to get the cia to back off on its watergate investigation. from the new book peril from costa and woodward, we now know that trump was trying to get vice president pence to reject votes from states. their role, whether they explicitly understood it or not was