PECKERWOOD'S WEEKLY LUNOCRACY POST! For the Week of 11/17/25

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Did you know there are over a thousand days left until Trump's 2nd Presidential term is over? Holy fuckballs, I'm barely hanging on. 

But there have been a few amusements this week (it's fun to see the RepubliKKKans squirm!), as well as a few horrifying opinions and even more horrifying revelations. There's also the notion, with respect to the Democrats caving on the shutdown, that they might have lost the fight, but hey, they won the war. Really? I'm not so sure, but like everything else these days, or so it seems, we'll learn the truth at the midterms. 

Speaking of the all-important midterms, which many regard as the one thing that can save us from our MAGA nightmare, I'm having a creeping sense of Mueller-ism. You know Mueller, don't you? The guy whose 2017 Special Council was supposed to take down and destroy Trump once and for all? Yeah. We need more than potentially false hope. Where's the backup plan for the backup plan? Did I mention that we have over a thousand days left of Trump's presidency? Be careful what you wish for. 

Art Credit: Adam Zyglis/Cagle Cartoons

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