CK alternate headlines

[Colmena]

This classic scene in CK is now especially topical.

https://www.indy100.com/article/trump-u ... ne-9724414

In this case DT is claiming both headlines: both victory and fraud.

[Wich2]

...I am SO tried of historically ignorant folks bellowing, "UNPRECEDENTED!" though...

This election? Um, ever hear of the one in 1824, or maybe 1876?

This pandemic? Ah, 1918, anyone?

What Mark Twain called, "The Damned Human Race" are such navel-gazers.

- Craig

[MartynH]

The initial post didn't claim it was unprecedented, just topical.

[Wich2]

The initial post didn't claim it was unprecedented, just topical.

Martyn, I was responding to the first line of the linked article. Which reads:

"The US election has provided the world with one of the most unprecedented events as neither Joe Biden or Donald Trump have yet to be declared the winner."

That statement is historically ignorant.

Best,
- Craig

[Steve Paradis]

This classic scene in CK is now especially topical.

https://www.indy100.com/article/trump-u ... ne-9724414

In this case DT is claiming both headlines: both victory and fraud.

Carringer shows a still from "You Only Live Once" of three headlines for the verdict in Fonda's trial, each with a different picture of him: sullen, uncertain, happy.

[Colmena]

Apparently DT was "obsessed" with this scene long before he lost the election:

https://twitter.com/katehawkings/status ... 7419232256

I don't know if this was noted in O'Brien's book, TrumpNation.