This is the funniest analysis of Ed Gillespie’s loss in Virginia that I have read.

Trump brushed off the loss and said Gillespie didn’t embrace him enough. This from a man who polls in the mid-30s.

Petri agrees with Trump.

“He forgot that there is more to Trump than just racism: There is also corruption and incompetence.

“He did the first part just fine. His MS-13 commercials were exactly the sort of nightmarish dog-horn that is Trump’s specialty. But he forgot: That is not all that “Trumpism” is. Otherwise we would not need a special new -ism for it and could just say “racism.”

“No, Gillespie barely even tried. Where was the paranoia? Where were the unhinged rants about wiretapping? Where were the attacks on the legitimacy of the free press? There was, naturally, some gleeful disregard for fact, and those lines about sanctuary cities were Trump-ish, but there could have been much more. Just to show he was trying. Where were the conspiracy theories? Where was Alex Jones?”

There is much more, and very funny.

This skit was made by the Monty Python Flying zcircus troupe.

I used to watch them faithfully. They were the funniest comedians of our time (my time).

I wish there were reruns. But at least there is YouTube.

This is a very funny satire, written in Ernest Hemingway’s prose, describing his efforts to assemble an IKEA daybed with three drawers.

It is called “A Farewell to Hemnes.”

Enjoy!

New Yorker humorist Andy Borowitz says there is reason not to worry about Trump and the nuclear codes. His tweets demonstrate that he can’t spell even the simplest words. He even invents words like Covfefe.

This suggests that he will not be able to enter the nuclear codes correctly. And given his short attention span, he has probably forgotten them.