ed, this is a big win for the comedy industry.

the american system of demockery has become so debased that an absurd event is always the completely predictable outcome.

one might think that comedians who trade in political humor might be a bit concerned about becoming superfluous, but the good news is that american political actors are not as smart as comedians and frequently flub their lines.

the comedy industry is looking forward to years of this subsidy from the system. well, at least until the elites plunge the world into a climate change-induced chaotic maelstrom of desperate remnants of mankind fighting it out over the last can of baked beans, which is the final human-consumable meal on the hellscape formerly known as earth.

However, only the current crop of Democrats could lose against a party headed by the most unpopular president (at this time in his term) in recent history. Four special elections have been lost. The Democrats on on a roll- roll over and lose.

It's amusing to watch a comedian spin both sides, but not so amusing to see the real thing. Our politics are immersed in a shit-bath of professional spinners. Is anyone in politics willing to talk to the voter honestly? Clinton lost this district by 1 point, Ossoff by 4 points. Clearly it must be Trump's soaring popularity! After losing the election, Clinton's communications director, Jennifer Palmieri, should have said: "She sucked really badly. She cheated Bernie out of the Nomination and then screwed this country good. I quit and she can go 'F herself!" Where's the honesty?