The LuLac Edition #5, 610, March 24th, 2026

 

PIG PRESIDENT SLAMS THE DEAD

I am fascinated by the fact that Donald Trump dwells on the dead. He started his political career by slamming John McCain, a POW in a war the rubber lipped draft dodger avoided with bone spurs.  Now when Robert Mueller, a decorated volunteer soldier who died recently, Trump showed his true colors, He wrote: “Robert Mueller just died. Good, I’m glad he’s dead,” the Republican wrote in a message published to his social media platform. “He can no longer hurt innocent people!”

It is no surprise that Trump was glad, because you see he has no inner soul. Out of all the Presidents we had, he is the evilest.  There are absolutely no redeeming qualities in this rich slob who enrobes himself in gold. Ironic since everything he touches goes to shit.

But his last line was what sealed it for me. “He can no longer hurt innocent people” 

Hey Trump, you’re not, never or will be innocent.   88 crimes Trump has been accused of — including the 34 charges that made him a convicted felon in May 2024.

88!

Who gets charged in three years with all those crimes. The only reason why this guy is not in jail is because of lap dog judges and a corrupt Department f justice let him get away with it.

Trump’s comments were those of a baby man child. Mueller’s career and service was the work of a good man. Not as a blubbering baby cowardly bully.

 

TREASURY SECRETARY STUTTERS AND STAMMERS

 f anyone was watching Meet the Pres on Sunday, you saw an American Treasury Secretary have a meltdown. Except realize it. He kept on talking about “the framework” in which host Kristen Welker asked questions. "We have plenty of money to fund this war," Bessent told NBC News. "This is supplemental. President Trump has built up the military, as he did in his first term, as he is now doing in his second term, and he wants to make sure that the military is well supplied going forward."

Okay, so if we have the money to fund the war, why do we need a supplemental bill?

Then there’s this. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has defended his boss’s inflammatory Truth Social post celebrating the death of veteran and former FBI director Robert Mueller.

“‘Robert Mueller just died. Good, I’m glad he’s dead. He can no longer hurt innocent people,’” KristeThe NBC host then asked Bessent: “Do you think it’s appropriate for the President of the United States to celebrate the death of an American citizen, someone who is a Bronze Star, Purple Heart recipient, and who served in Vietnam Welker read aloud from Trump’s post on Meet the Press Sunday.

Bessent sidestepped the question, but suggested that Mueller—who as special counsel led the investigation into alleged Russian interference in Trump’s 2016 election win—had hurt the president greatly.

“Kristen, I was with the president at the green room at Davos, and there was a video playing of what may have been an illegal raid on his home at Mar-a-Lago,” he said.

“They are going through his wife’s wardrobe, and I watched the look in his eye, and I think that neither one of us can understand what has been done to the president and to his family.”

“I think that given what has been done to President Trump and his family, it is impossible for either of us to understand what he has been through,” Bessent, 63, responded.

Bessent managed to avoid looking the question in the eye for the third time in a row, but maintained that, whatever the case, Trump was the victim here”.

“Again, I think that the—we should all have a little empathy for what has been done to him and his family," he concluded.

REALLY? Empathy for Trump? When has he shown NONE for the American people?

If you haven’t see it, take  look at this.      (USA Today , NBC, LuLac) 

 

BILL JONES 

WINS CHALLENGE  FROM 3 VOTE WINNER WALSH

 

        Jamie Walsh and his MAGA minions seem to be running scared against Bill Jones in the GOP primary. Bill Jones said he won a court challenge that attempted to remove him from the May 19 primary election ballot in the race for State Representative in the 117th Legislative District.

A Commonwealth Court judge promptly issued the ruling after a hearing Thursday in Harrisburg on Sugarloaf Township resident Leann Busch’s challenge of Jones’ nomination petition, Jones said.

Jones said his legal counsel indicated the moment the challenge was filed that the case was “utterly meritless,” had “no basis in law or fact,” and “should never have been brought to court in the first place.” Jones said the case was a waste of court time and resources.

“It shouldn’t have been filed. I’m glad the judge did not deny the voters the opportunity to make a choice,” Jones said.

Busch, a resident of the 117th District, had argued Jones should not be placed on the ballot because he left the voting precinct name blank in a candidate’s affidavit that must be filed as part of the nomination petition paperwork, arguing the incomplete affidavit was a fatal defect.

Jones, of Dorrance Township, is running against incumbent Republican Jamie Walsh, of Ross Township, for the party’s primary nomination in the race. Jeremy Benscoter, of Hunlock Township, is running unopposed in the primary seeking the Democratic nomination.

Imagine this. Jones beats Walsh in the primary. Or Walsh beats Jones. One of those candidate’s supporters may not vote or go to Benscoter who will win.

We’ll see.