Lady of Spain, Man of Mexico

Even though Jonah is off this week, Rob Long has some personal news to share concerning his health and (like Hilaria Baldwin), his ethnicity. Also, John reviews Wonder Woman ’84 and Soul, Rob reveals the most successful man in show biz (no, it’s not himself), John picks the best director working today, and both pick their top 3 of 2020. Happy New Year to all GLoP listeners of all ethnicities and political persuasions.

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    12:54 PM EST ⋅ Jan 24, 2021

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    It just doesn’t seem possible that Trump could “break” a real conservative. It seems more likely that what was inside Jonah wasn’t ever truly conservative, and all Trump “broke” was the outer shell.

    “Attention everyone: I’m now going to tell you all about the deepest, innermost thoughts and actions of a person I don’t actually know.” 😳

    I agree, @blueyeti.

    @kedavis was simply offering a hypothesis: “It seems more likely that …”.

    I’ve suggested that some Never Trump “conservatives” are simply people who sent their resumes to liberal institutions, plus a few conservative ones for insurance.

    But the liberals were flooded with applicants, and the NTers ended up going through the motions of being conservatives for right-wing donors. This might explain Bill Kristol’s bizarre political transmigrations.

    Also, some people seem to forget that Jonah has been telling his thoughts and actions to anyone who will listen or read, for years.

    Or are we supposed to disbelieve that Jonah thinks what he says he thinks, and does what he says he does?  That seems like the worse option by far.  Although if BY wants to make the argument that Jonah is a terrible hypocrite and two-faced liar, that’s up to him.

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