PECKERWOOD'S WEEKLY LUNOCRACY POST! For the Week of 11/24/25!

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Are we having fun yet? The elections brought a blue wave, the shutdown has ended, and the Epstein files will soon be released. Why so "sad-emoticon?" At least some people are having a good time, right? Though I guess it depends on what side of the aisle you're on, or if you'd like to receive actual healthcare. 

I suppose things could get better in the short term, since stranger things have been happening lately, yet when the entire economy appears beholden to a bunch of wealthy, but dim-witted, tech bros, it's had to work up any real excitement, especially since said tech bros are trying to lasso in your kids. 

At least we have hopeful distractions, but we all know how well those will turn out: 


Art Credit: Joel Pett/Tribune Content Service, Dave Whamond/Cagle

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