Maryland billboard calls Co-Presidents Biden and Harris 's**theads'

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A Maryland billboard on Route 4 in Huntingtown is causing a lot of controversy and making a big stink over Co-Presidents Biden and Harris, calling them s**theads' and making no apologies.

The sign shows the cartoon faces of the presidents smiling, each head above a pile of emoji-style feces.

“DON’T BLAME TRUMP! YOU ARE STUCK WITH THESE TWO S–T HEADS!!!” the billboard reads.

Sending the message home with two more poop images, the billboard is signed “from all of your deplorables in Calvert County,” referring to Hillary Clinton’s infamous disrespect of all Trump supporters--the thing that actually lost her the election, rather than Russian collusion, which was a hoax.

The sign is on private property and of legal size, therefore it is a First Amendment right and does not break any local laws. But boy, does it tick off the local Democrats

“It’s just vulgar,” Jeanette Flaim, chair of the Calvert County Democratic Central Committee, told Fox 5 DC. This may be true, but that's why we have a First Amendment and it's also why Flaim was allowed to say the nasty things she did about former President Trump.

“Kids are going to school, and they’re going by it every day, and parents are driving their kids. We just don’t think kids should have to see that or parents should have to explain that,” Flaim complained.

For many of us on the right, the explanation is quite simple.

She also told The Southern Maryland Chronicle that the “deeply disturbing” sign “does not reflect the values of our County, regardless of party.” Except if you look at social media, you'll see that it certainly does reflect how both sides value the other side's leadership. 

“And it certainly shouldn’t be what our visitors remember us for,” Flaim said, referring to the County's political sense of humor.

And in spite of the local kerfuffles over the sign, so far it has stayed in place.

“There is nothing that we as county government can do for language that’s on a legal sign,” Board of County Commissioners President Buddy Hance told Fox 5.

“You know this country was built on the foundation of free speech, and sometimes we like what that free speech says and sometimes we don’t,” Hance said. 

Yes, that is exactly the reason for free speech--it isn't for the speech we like, but for the speech we don't like.

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Tim McGraw wants 'common sense' gun control

Waving to his armed bodyguards

Country music singer Tim McGraw wants what he calls "common sense" gun control. This comes just a few weeks after the Las Vegas shooting that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more at a country music festival.

"Shucks, if there was a law against having so many guns, especially guns with bump-stocks, this tragedy woulda never happened."

Of course McGraw didn't really say that but he's dumb enough to believe it.

In an interview with Billboard, he and his wife, Faith Hill, he actually said that gun rights are "not about the Second Amendment." He said that common sense needs to be part of the conversation.

Gun rights are NOT about the Second Amendment???

"Look, I'm a bird hunter--I love to wing-shoot," the hypocrite said as his security team scanned the room for possible terrorists. "However, there is some common sense that's necessary when it comes to gun control. They want to make it about the Second Amendment every time it's brought up. It's not about the Second Amendment," he emphasized, revealing how little he knows about the U.S. Constitution and the Second Amendment in particular. 

"In reference to the tragedy in Las Vegas, we knew a lot of people there," McGraw said, believing that because he knew someone there, it gave his claim credibility. "The doctors that treated the wounded, they saw wounds like you'd see in war. That's not right."

Of course that isn't right, you moron, but what does that have to do with gun control?

The problem that we're seeing lately isn't that we need more gun control, we need to better uphold the law regarding gun control. 

The church massacre in Sutherland Springs, Texas is a prime example of how a person who never should have gotten a gun slipped through the cracks. 

The U.S. Air Force gave the shooter a Bad Conduct Discharge and never put him in the federal data base. The shooter once escaped from a mental hospital and served time in military prison. He beat his wife and fractured the skull of his step-son. He was legally ineligible to own a firearm.

It isn't that we need more gun control--we need to ensure that it works and people are held responsible for when it doesn't. 

You want something to screw up--give it to the government to handle.

McGraw and Hill performed at the Country Music Association Awards this week. McGraw also said that military-style assault weapons should not be available to civilians, and called on the NRA to acknowledge the danger of civilians owning such weapons. He naively said it would make for a "safe country," but had not a shred of evidence to make that claim.

They don't use "assault weapons" in Chicago--they use "assault handguns."

Generally, there's no way to prevent a crazy person with a gun, a knife, a car, axe, baseball bat or a truck from killing innocent people. But it was a hero with an "assault rifle" that stopped the Texas shooter from killing more people.

McGraw is just another liberal with armed bodyguards who knows better than the rest of us peons what's best for the world.



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Evancho's got the Trump bump--now go tell the media

She got the Trump bump. 

Sweet Sixteen Jackie Evancho is performing at the presidential inauguration on January 20th. Since the announcement was made by the Trump team, the opera singer's Christmas album soared to Number One on the Billboard Classical Chart and her record sales doubled.

But some media outlets don't see the connection to Trump. They responded to Trump's tweet that Evancho's sales "skyrocketed," the Associated Press believe the boost was due to the fact that "holiday albums tend to sell particularly well during the holidays."

Billboard credited the singer's NBC "America's Got Talent Holiday Spectacular" performance as the main reason her sales went through the roof. Donald Trump had nothing to do with it, they seem to want you to believe.

"Of course, Trump had impact," Dan Gainor, vice president of business andculture at the Media Research Center, told Fox411. "The media wouldn't give credit to Trump if he personally cured cancer, discovered alien life and fed all the world's hungry."

Scott Pinsker, a branding and communication expert said that no matter what Trump does, the media has a bias against him. "Of course there's an intense media bias against Donald Trump," Pinsker said, "and of course the mainstream media will be more hostile to Trump than they ever were to President Obama. Even Trump's most innocuous announcement for boosting her sales is going to be twisted and contorted to fit the media's anti-Trump narrative."

However, even Evancho's publicist agreed that after Trump announced that she would be performing, she was inundated with record offers.

"Three record labels were suddenly courting her," Kim Jakwerth told the New York Post. "The contract could be announced next week."

The AP reported that Evancho sold 7,206 albums the week of December 15th, the day after the announcement was made that she would be singing the National Anthem. The following week, she sold 13,788 albums and the next 11,096 ending December 29th.

Coincidence or Trump bump?













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