Submerged Bridges (MyLot Exclusive #1143)

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Act as if someone just said there’s no reason to be afraid. --------------Phoebe Waller-Bridge If you were to play a round of golf with Tiger Woods every day for 1000 years, you would see him play some pretty lousy games. You still wouldn't win any of them but you would be graphically reminded that even the best of the best have bad days. Be angry with me if you want for reminding you that you are going to lose every time but while you're killing the messenger, keep in mind that you pay me to be your Positivity Coach. You don't pay me to lie to you. And don't confuse Role Playing with Lying, because while it is fictional, it's a form of acting, which is not lying---If you really believe in your part and I do---and therefore, I do it for free. But could you please keep your raging hormones under control for one minute? You're distracting me. I don't want to point fingers or anything but it's going to be your fault when the critics fakely and dishonestly dismiss this one with, "He's not really trying again. Unless his goal was to leave me once more unsatisfied and questioning. But fans of 'Finnegans Wake,' the US Tax Code and other unreadable fables will be pleased because even when some of the pieces kind of loosely fit together, they really don't and confusion still reigns. And what the heck does the title mean? #INeedADecoderRing." I am now going to get this derailed train back on at least one of the tracks by pointing out that just like Tiger Woods, a bought and paid-for Supreme Court can also have bad days. From some frames of reference. Your mileage may vary, some exceptions do apply, etc. And so on and so forth. I'm not going to mention any names associated with the reference frame we're talking about right now, because my friend, Diaper Donny and his supporters, don't pay me to be their Publicist. I'm not going to get his name in the papers for free. They also don't pay me to lie to them so I'm not going to talk about how right they are about everything. What I am going to say is that sometimes, the Court we call the Supreme, doesn't do what you want it to do. And you're never going to win a game with them. Even though that's what you paid for ((Probably. And the principle applies even when you think you've won. See "Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, No. 19-1392, 597 U.S. ___ (2022)" and the outcome of the 2022 Midterms for further details)). ************** POLITICO Justice Barrett, again, rejects bid to block Biden’s student debt relief By Michael Stratford - Yesterday 5:28 PM