What has our nation become? "Glowed up":
. . ."Glow up is also used as a verb, as in I saw him glow up during high school. Less commonly, glow up is used in reference to more temporary transformations, such the application of makeup. The term is typically applied to people, but it’s sometimes applied to things, often to be somewhat humorous, as in This model is a major glow up from the last release."
"Indeed, voters deserve to see the real crop of candidates Democrats had waiting on the bench. The ones that were so bad that they clung to Platner for dear life, despite his never-ending sea of scandal."
"Last night’s Maine Democratic Senate debate to replace Graham Platner was a train wreck. Don't believe me? Feel free to check out this excellent rundown by my colleague, Nick Arama.
"Keep in mind that this not only looked like a train wreck, but it comes with the realization that this crop of misfit toys has only surfaced after the Democrats' previous muse, an accused rapist with a Nazi tattoo and an unhealthy fascination with portapotties, was forced out of the race.
"Among the new group was one candidate, Ashley Webb, who believes some of the best qualifications for serving in the Senate are writing songs and books.
"Oh, and transparency ... I guess?
"'I wouldn't lie to the people, and I wouldn't deceive the people like we are being deceived right now," Webb said" . . .
. . . The transgender Democrat running in the crowded replacement field has been promoting [this] memoir, "I Am Ashley", with an AI-generated image of a much younger, glamorized woman that bears almost no resemblance to the candidate.
And by "almost no resemblance," I mean "absolutely no resemblance."
Do not forget: Tunnel Wall: Maine Secretary of State Makes Legal Ruling Striking Trump from Ballot Based on YouTube Videos December 30, 2023
"The secretary of state, a Democrat whose social media is littered with photos of President Joe Biden, justified her ruling based on Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment’s “Insurrection Clause.” The statute has never been used to disqualify a president from the ballot and has generally been understood not to apply to the office of the president, although left-leaning plaintiffs have sued across the country in long-shot hopes of keeping Trump from appearing on primary ballots.
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