From the Havana to Hollyweird — and most points in between — it’s time for a look back at the week that was. Personal Liberty Digest® presents: The WIRE!
Bad News: Fidel Castro is dead. Good news: Stalin, Hitler and Mao can finally fill out that foursome.
More bad news: Hell is pretty awful. But more good news: he gets to room with Che’.
Islamic terrorism reared its misshapen head at Ohio State University when Abdul Razak Ali Artan attacked innocent people with a car and a knife. Fortunately, a good guy was nearby with a gun.
The fact that Artan apparently came to the U.S. just two years ago from Somalia, after a stop in Pakistan, begs the question: who was in charge of vetting immigrants in 2014?
Despite President Obama’s promise that it was impossible, President-elect Trump led discussions to keep Carrier, the air conditioning system company, from shifting 2,000 jobs to Mexico. Democrats derided the deal for including $7 million in tax incentives.
Word is, Trump decided to get involved in the Carrier deal after “learning about it from TV.”
“Sounds like a solid strategy to me!”
Following their epic electoral faceplant last month, the Democrat Party is moving quickly to revamp their lineup, starting with their leadership.
Turns out Newsweek’s now-infamous misfire Madame President issue isn’t anywhere near as awesome as the reason it made it to print. According to a magazine spokeshole, no one at the mag actually proofed it beforehand.
Some Hollywood stars are so butthurt over Hillary’s defeat, they’re circulating a petition to override the Electoral College.
National treasure Dolly Parton is offering $1,000 a month to victims of the Gatlinburg, Tennessee, wildfires. Not to be outdone, President Obama called Governor Haslam, eventually.
Whatevs. Black people don’t even visit Dollywood.
As President-elect Trump continues vetting his cabinet nominations, a Dan Quayle sighting sent leftie tongues a-wagging.
Late reports indicate Trump is seeking Marine General James Mattis for Defense Secretary, a bad sign for those is in the Islamic terrorism business.
Trump earned praise for tapping South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley as the United States Ambassador to the UN, although not everyone was thrilled.
“There goes my dream of being the first Indian-American Ambassador to the UN!”
Not for nothing, but what could be purchased with the millions wasted on Green Party Jill Stein and Hillary Clinton’s embarrassing recount effort?
Think of the poor pantsuit makers!
According to Buzzfeed, home improvement specialists Chip and Joanna Gaines should be publicly shamed because the pastor at their church doesn’t approve of same-sex marriage.
If they’re blaming the flock for the shepherd, let me add a sheep to their list.
And, police in the Canadian town of Kensington came up with an effective method to fight DUIs: they’re making arrestees listen to Nickelback on their way to the pokey.
Only because their original planned playlist is barred by the Geneva Convention.
And that’s your week in review! For the Personal Liberty Digest®, I’m Ben Crystal saying “See you next week, on The WIRE!”
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