Should we take Trump's threat to hold himself hostage

seriously?

Anyone who says a nation of 80 million people should be 

'obliterated' makes Hitler and Stalin look like

good time charlies.

The Impotentate of Pennsylvania Avenue

Bigger Than the Obliteration of Hiroshima!  

More Powerful Than the Obliteration of Nagasaki!

What Is Jack-in-the-Box Threatening Today?

One Small Step for a Man,

One Giant Leap into the Abyss

Falsa Serenata

"Hey, kids, what time is it?"

Grim Fairy Tales #8

Was it the wolf in 'Little Red Riding Hood' or the

wolf in 'The Three Little Pigs'?

Local Man Believes His Masculinity Is

Under Threat

"Over the last decade, 71 percent of all terrorist 

fatalities have been linked to domestic right-wing 

extremists, while 26 percent of the killings were

 committed by Islamic extremists."  Regardless of

religion or political ideology, True Believers pose a 

continuing threat to America's domestic tranquility.

Two weeks ago, Trump said: "There is no longer a Nuclear 

Threat from North Korea. Everybody can now feel much 

safer than the day I took office.”

Trump Tweet Threat Revised for Accuracy

Do Snobbish Lambs really pose a threat to American troops

in Afghanistan?

Pence says Trump's threat to jail Hillary “was one of the

 better moments of the debate.” He seems excited at the 

prospect of being Numero Dos in a Trump junta.

DHS Lowers Threat Level of Trump's Economic Plan 

from 'Lunacy' to 'Usual Republican Nonsense'

'

Roaches had outlasted the dinosaurs, but Joe and Mika

 posed a serious existential threat.

Angered by criticism of her bullet necklace, Trump

spokesperson Katrina Pierson made good on her

threat to wear her dead fetus necklace.

Should we call Trump's threat to run as a third-party 

candidate unless the GOP nominates him blackmail, 

extortion, kidnapping, or hostage-taking?

"New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Wednesday that a 

nuclear Iran would pose the biggest foreign policy threat

 to the United States."  As Dubya would say in response, 

"There's an old saying in Tennessee - I know it's in Texas, 

probably in Tennessee - that says, fool me once, shame on - 

shame on you. Fool me - you can't get fooled again."