We all have our favorite, defining moment of the "Trump Era," and for me it was the audio tape of Melania Trump confiding to a friend about the pressures of being First Lady and all the work she has to do to prepare the White House for the holidays. CNN: "I'm working ... my a** off on the Christmas stuff, that you know, who gives a f*** about the Christmas stuff and decorations? But I need to do it, right?" That quote is better than anything a screen writer could have concoct

The funniest thing that you will see this year is Sarah Cooper's parody of Donald Trump's infamous "powerful light and disinfectant" press conference. Cooper simply lip-syncs Trump's words adding some hilarious facial expressions. She has dozens of parodies on her Twitter page which now has almost 2 million followers. Cooper understands, perhaps better than anyone, that the best way to defeat Trump in November is to simply allow more voters to hear his mindless gibberish on t

It's easy to forget that the United States used to be a serious country run by thoughtful adults intent on formulating policies based on science and research rather than conspiracy theories and petty jealousies. Each day since Donald Trump took office we've been barraged with mindless, cringe-worthy episodes of the Trump family reality show and sometimes it's difficult to take anything coming from the White House seriously. And, some mornings you wish you wrote for the "Onion

It's becoming difficult to tell the difference between Donald Trump's cringe-worthy daily virus updates and the growing number of parodies. The President said yesterday that he wants to "reopen" America by Easter, but like much of what Trump says, his time-line is based on absolutely nothing. He just made up the date. Seriously, he just thought it up and then said it. New York Times: "Mr. Trump, however, did not budge on the April 12 date, which he said he did not arrive at b

Obviously, I'm joking about Nixon, but there is little doubt that this craven group of Republicans would have given him a pass too had his impeachment gotten that far. Nixon's crimes pale in comparison to Trump's bribery scheme, and even "Tricky Dick" wouldn't have imagined inviting a foreign power to interfere in a US election. We took such things very seriously back in those days. Today, however, Mitch McConnell, Rand Paul, and Lindsey Graham apparently view it as just anot

Satire from Andy Borowitz, the New Yorker: "Saying that “it’s terrible what’s going on right now,” Donald J. Trump told reporters on Wednesday that “it’s a very scary time for men, because women can vote them out of office.” “It’s very scary right now to be a man,” Trump said. “You can do or say something that women don’t like, and suddenly millions of women will come out of the woodwork and vote against you. I think it’s a disgrace.” #Humor #satire