Heidi Reinberg

Opinion | The MAGA Crackup Might Finally Be Here

Lots to chew on here . . .

“ 'Epstein really started it. It was like the crack in the dam, I think.'

"Even if the dam holds for a while longer, we can now see how brittle it is."

(Gifted)

WWJD, indeed.

On Episode 6 of "The Beast in Me," — and all I can say is, these people must work for Kash Patel's FBI.

And Michael Wolff is as slimy as the rest of them . . . wouldn't at all be surprising if he was playing both of them against each other.

**Exactly**

Seems like a whole lotta folks are carrying their passports around now, from what I'm reading.

Okay, conspiracy time: I just can't get it out of my head that in the convo between Wolf and Epstein that was in the e-mails, they kept using the phrase "Let him hang himself" with regard to 47.

Sure sounds like <checks notes> the "worst of the worst" to me.

I can't beLIEVE any of these "lawyers" even went to law school.

They never will be able to given how much they have to spend on rent!!

Nothing says "Welcome — we're glad to have you and your money!" like vetting visitors to the country before they come and shooing them straight out of the stadium to the airport.

Did she even go to law school?

How on earth did she pass the bar?!?

LOL — this administration never met a "legal requirement" it didn't intend to break.

He's always smiling when he's saying the worst s*it . . .

I fully believe this is why documentary producers are so undervalued — the vast majority are women.

Oh . . . so this is real?

Certainly easy to see why Summers and Bill Clinton were friends.

These women are brave beyond words.

Congress should take note.

It feels like something has shifted with the GOP since the elections and the Epstein e-mails came out — while they're still scared of him, they know 47 is detrimental to their desire to stay in Congress.

I guess it will be . . . not a lawyer, but that seems to be a popular opinion out there (I don't necessarily understand the ins and outs of it), along with Bondi redacting everything. But again, I do remember it not being everything anyway — we'll have to wait and see!

They're going to squirm out of it one way or another, I'm sure. Seeing several theories this morning which suggest they know they won't be able to release them anyway (chief among them that it's now an active investigation).

If you google "Ingrid Seynhaeve," you'll see the original picture, but they did a very good job of superimposing Bondi's face over Ingrid's.

If memory serve, they were originally only going to release the parts that had already been made public anyway — not the entire files. Maybe the grand jury indictment vs. everything?

Where does MTG stand on this?

Hell . . . I couldn't help but wonder, if I interjected "I couldn't help but wonder" before every one of Aggie's utterances, if she's wouldn't be the demented alter ego of Carrie Bradshaw?

Watching "The Beast in Me" and the one, most unbelievable thing about series set in NYC is how people can just pull up in front of apartment buildings in their cars and . . . park.

Yeah, no.

Hell, don't need to read it, as he's wrong about pretty much everything else in almost every way.

Mad respect to Alice, and sending peace to all who knew and love her.

My mom's brain works (or doesn't) in the same way 47's does (combination mental illness + dementia). She cannot do doctor's visits alone. And she forgets that she saw the doctor, can't explain what the test is for, and never remembers the results of the tests.

No, but a doctor who orders an MRI for a patient with dementia must be prepared for the patient to completely forget the MRI itself or why the patient had the MRI to begin with.