Weasel with a Dunce Cap: Brian Kemp

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp decided that, despite a recent surge in coronavirus cases in his half of the country, that masks are not mandatory, effectively discarding mandates made by several individual cities in the Peach State. Trading on faith, and risking citizens' health, Kemp doesn't think the people of Georgia need the masks.

                                                              "Not so smart, is he?"

No, he's not. Then again, he's a Trumplican. What would you expect from someone deep in the tank for America's Oldest Baby?

Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, who has been sued by Kemp, is standing her ground, and she's not alone. This legal fight will play out over the rest of the summer, and, trust me, Kemp will pay a price for his misplaced faith.

By signing an executive order that overrides the mandates of Bottoms and other mayors, Kemp gets the Weasel ears. By trying to pass it off as a leap of faith, Kemp also gets a Dunce Cap. He might think he's right, but like President Trump, he's willing to sacrifice innocent lives on a whim.

                                              "Don't you have another Cap to hand out?"

I do, Dimwit, you're right, and it goes to the Duchess of Dumb, Kayleigh McEnany, who wastes time during pressers trying to explain President Trump's ramblings, and, on Thursday, claiming that science shouldn't stand in the way of resolving the pandemic. We can pray all day and all night, but at the end of the day, God has sent people like Dr. Anthony Fauci to assist President Trump and his Keystone Kops Kabinet in resolving the problem, or at least calling attention to it. If Trump is, as he's claimed, a Christian, he'd accept the help, instead of turning it away just because they disagree with his warped thinking. Just remember. God doesn't like being mocked. He doesn't like being deceived, either.