Caught My Eye…

I am strong, because I’ve been weak. I am fearless, because I’ve been afraid. I am wise, because I’ve been foolish. – Unknown

Welcome to another exciting edition of Caught My Eye (CME)!

CME is the once-a-week column that is posted every Friday morning. This is when I take a look at some of the stories I did not have time to write about during the week.

Here are some of the things that “Caught My Eye” this week:

  • Biden Press Conference
  • Q: Into the Storm
  • Dumbass of the Week

BIDEN PRESS CONFERENCE:

I watched President Joe Biden’s first official press conference on Thursday. After a few minutes, it reminded me of watching an elderly man trying to read the menu at the nursing home.

It got better.

Biden was tasked with answering questions and then announcing the name of the next reporter to get a question. It was hard for him to keep track. The Press Secretary should have been calling the names of the reporters. As for the reporters, they asked some great questions, but why in the hell do they allow them to string together three, four, or five questions into one long sentence.

The next big plan for Biden is to tackle the infrastructure problem. This should be a bipartisan issue, but it won’t be. He also wants to address the immigration issue as well as guns.

After watching the press conference, I think the bottom line is that Biden genuinely cares about the average American; he cares about the children at the border and the working people of America. He wants us to be safe from gun violence.

Overall, I think the best thing about the Biden press conference was that Biden was holding it and not Donald Trump.

Read the transcript from the press conference HERE.

Q: INTO THE STORM:

HBO is airing a new six-part documentary called, “Q: Into the Storm.”

From the HBO website:

The series examines the connections between QAnon, President Trump, and political and ex-military operatives. It also explores QAnon’s influence on American culture and politics and probes the consequences of unfettered free speech permeating the darkest corners of the internet.

I watched the first two episodes and found them fascinating.

DUMBASS OF THE WEEK:

MTN News reported this week that a bill to end Election Day voter registration in Montana is only a few votes away from passing the Legislature, as the Montana Senate endorsed the measure 32-18 Tuesday. All Republicans in the chamber voted for House Bill 176, in the face of strong criticism from Democrats, who called it “voter suppression” that would take away the ability to vote for thousands of Montanans.

With that being the case, the 32 Republicans in the Montana State Senate share the title of “Dumbass of the Week” for suppressing voting in Montana.

## HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND ##

8 thoughts on “Caught My Eye…

  1. Careful what they wish for. I had some coworkers who were excellent at finding the ugliest ties Goodwill had to offer and wearing them to meet a tie requirement. It was hilarious. And fun.

  2. Jackie you might want to add the GOP House rules committee members to your dumbasses of the week as yesterday they
    voted to advance a strict dress code proposed by Republicans. Of course all Republicans voted in favor and Democrats opposed. The GOP members are as follows.
    Derek Skees Kalispell
    Casey Knudsen Malta
    Becky Beard
    Seth Berglee
    Ed Buttery Great Falls
    Steve Gunderson
    Rhonda Knudsen
    Dennis Lenz
    Jimmy Patelis
    Matt Regier Kalispell
    Lola Galloway
    Brad Tschida
    Barry Usher
    Send these legislators a email thanking them for sending the legisture back to 1950 at warp speed because some Democrat member forgot his tie at home last week. I can’t hardly wait for 40-50 national news stories on this making Montana look foolish again. A crisis indeed the GOP couldn’t let go of.

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