Sorry, Miguel.

On Friday, Miguel published a post:

She got the job because she fills a type of image and nothing else.

I can understand my Miguel came to his conclusion.

Kamala Harris’ stepdaughter is aggressively ugly.  I use that phrase specifically.

Not just does she not make an attempt to look pretty, in that traditional sense.  She actually works to make herself unattractive in the traditional sense.  The Armpit hair, the horrendous tattoos, the scowl.

This is the Leftist aestitic.  Don’t make things beautiful, make things ugly then dare people to call it ugly so you can berate them for “racist, misogynistic, Eurocentric, cis-normative, hetero-normative, colonialist views on beauty.”

It’s now “empowerment” to be a human grotesquery and a model.

This is the essence of what Leftists did to art that made modern art so terrible.

This is what so much of the internet has been talking about.

It’s a distraction.

The comment I left in Miguel’s post was:

She got the job because she’s Kamala’s daughter.

Chelsea Clinton got a $600,000 job from NBC news to do nothing and a fat, undisclosed salary, from McKinsey & Co. to also do nothing.

You can’t bribe a politician. That’s illegal. You can however give a politician’s totally unqualified child a six or seven-figure sincure. That’s completely legal.

That is the essence of Biden, Inc.

I was right, I just didn’t know how right I was at the time.

I figured it was like Chelsea Clinton’s sincure, where the NBC job got NBC anchors priority access to the Whitehouse and information.

This is worse.  This is Hunter Biden, China, and the Ukraine level corruption.

From the article that Miguel cited:

Vice President Kamala Harris’ 21-year-old stepdaughter Ella Emhoff has signed a deal with one of the world’s most prestigious modeling agencies, IMG Models.

IMG Models is a subsidiary of IMG, formerly International Management Group.

IMG is owned by the private equity firm Silver Lake Partners.

They bill themselves as “the global leader in technology investing.”

One of their current investments is Twitter.  As in the Twitter that Republicans are targeting for anti-trust violations and want to revoke their Section 203 protections.

Another is SolarWinds.  If that name sounds familiar, it is because SolarWinds is the IT security contractor that provides services to the US Government and major American corporations that was hacked and allowed foreign government and criminals to gather data for months.

Business Insider explains the issue succinctly.

SolarWinds, a major US information technology firm, was the subject of a cyberattack that spread to its clients and went undetected for months, Reuters first reported last week. Foreign hackers, who some top US officials believe are from Russia, were able to use the hack to spy on private companies like the elite cybersecurity firm FireEye and the upper echelons of the US Government, including the Department of Homeland Security and Treasury Department.

Earlier this year, hackers secretly broke into Texas-based SolarWind’s systems and added malicious code into the company’s software system. The system, called “Orion,” is widely used by companies to manage IT resources. Solarwinds has 33,000 customers that use Orion, according to SEC documents.

Beginning as early as March, SolarWinds unwittingly sent out software updates to its customers that included the hacked code.

The code created a backdoor to customer’s information technology systems, which hackers then used to install even more malware that helped them spy on companies and organizations.

IT Security company is hacked and doesn’t realize it for months.  That hack allows its customers to get hacked, including the US government.

This is an epic screwup, the enormity of it I can barely describe.

Because the DHS was a major customer that was hacked, this is something the federal government is going to have to investiage.

But…

The Vice President/Co-President of the United States of America has a step-daughter that just got a high-dollar/high-profile modeling contract with a company owned by the holding company that also has major holdings in SolarWinds and Twitter.

And remember, in this day and age, isn’t just about money, it’s about fame.  Fame is its own currency.  There is an additional incalculable value in being the famous face of a modeling agency that goes beyond money.  She can become an “influencer” and hobnob with other famous people and celebrities.  Her opinion will carry weight among the people who matter on the Left.

How hard do you think the BidenHarris DOJ will come down on Twitter and SolarWinds when Harris’ stepdaughter is has been elevated into the pantheon of the rich and famous by Twitter and SolarWinds’ investors/holders?

The controversy over the ugly chick with hairy armpits who looks like she exists on a diet of lattes and fentanyl is a distraction from the fact that a tech monopoly and a hacked IT security firm just bought themselves protection from the DOJ on the cheap.

…some lawmakers this year will continue to push to remove from Florida’s newspapers public notices, those often nondescript black-and-white boxes of text alerting residents what their local government is up to. They are prompts, or prods, for residents and others to get involved in the process, to attend a meeting of the zoning board, the city council, the school board. Attendance allows taxpayers to make their presence felt and their voices heard.

In Florida, the public’s on notice: Elected leaders don’t want you to know what they’re doing | Editorial

ZOMG! What evil stuff are the Legislators gonna do if they will not notify us!

Of course, that’s the last thing the more devious lawmakers in the Legislature want. They would rather shut residents out of the process, pulling the shades and turning out the lights on open government.

After all, the year of the pandemic also affirmed Florida’s brazen attempts to hide vital information from a public that is starving for it.

“Warning! There will be no information coming out of your government on what they are trying to do! Sunshine Law will die!” or at least this is what the Herald is pushing with this editorial.  But wait, after the screaming death intro, the editorial sort of touches on the issue:

Florida House Bill 35 is a repeat of last year’s legislation. It would no longer require local governments to purchase space in newspapers — and on their websites — to announce meetings, public hearings, impending votes, etc. Instead, those governments could post the information solely on their own websites.

So this is the real problem: losing mandated government subsidies to run your rag. As a taxpayer, I believe it should be a crime that my taxes go to fund a liberal political propaganda media outlet. In fact, I believe that is not quite Constitutional.

But here is the issue with the “editorial” , as I read the bill, what is does is to allow notices in government websites also and it gives permission/mandates to do so when there is no local newspaper in the county. There is no language in the bill that forbids publication in a newspaper, in fact, the old  language indicating publishing in a newspaper is still there….unfortunately.

I do love this stab at Republicans.

More that 1.2 million Florida residents do not have access to the internet, according to a report by Nielsen Scarborough in 2018. Many elderly and minority residents — whom Republicans shamelessly target when it comes to voting and other rights — can’t afford a computer and the fees they incur.

Only one little problem: The sponsor of the bill is indeed a Republican but it is co-sponsored by a Democrat.

And in a splash of pure irony, the Democrat co-sponsor is a representative from Miami-Dade County, home of the Miami Herald.

So basically I believe this is just an editorial trying to gather sympathy for a disappearing newspaper that once was important and now does not even have a physical presence nor seems to be wanted by its political masters anymore.

And as usual, trust nobody. Read the bill’s text.

Last announcement! Tomorrow at 11:59:59 I am closing it down.

Go to the link to see what dates are available and what prizes are up for grabs.

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The Pentagon says the 40 detainees at Guantánamo Bay will be given Covid-19 vaccines. The lack of vaccinations there has been a major obstacle to resuming war crimes hearings. https://t.co/rene2fAOmv

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 28, 2021

In New York, they throw vaccines in the garbage rather than violate their COVID priorities, and threaten to fine Jews with fines and jail time for providing vaccinations at clinics.

Biden is putting out all sorts of signals that he will fall short of his promise to do what Trump was accomplishing, of vaccinating 100 million people in 100 days.

But if you are a terrorist mastermind, you get pushed to the front of the federal line for a COVID vaccine.  Even though you are in prison in one of the must secure prison facilities in the world, in Cuba.

Makes perfect sense.  I just hope people really understand, truly grok, just how much the Democrats’ true feelings are “fuck regular Americans.”

As sarcastic and cynical as I can be, it can’t outpace the horrors of real life.

https://twitter.com/drdavidsamadi/status/1355174116542849027

What’s the over/under on how long until getting a COVID test means in the US means having a swab jammed in your butthole?

Maybe this is all a scam, Fauci has lied to us before.  Maybe this is just a trick to get us all to comply with the next over-the-top masking order.

He pulled his own version of Hillary’s “What difference does it make?” but writ toushandfolds with eldely New Yorkers dying in nursing homes because he ordered them put there and then hid the numbers!.

“Who cares? … They died.”

Who cares? We do you sack of pestilent human DNA. There is a difference between dancing in a club and dancing in a minefield. Yes, they both will die, but one set will do eventually many years from now and the other may not make it to the end of the song. You forced seniors to dance in a minefield and then tried to hide the casualties.