Another day in the Trump regime.
Today Trump met with autocratic leader Viktor Orban in what Maga influencers called a "Touching Moment Between Two Strongmen." It was heartwarming moment when they both declared each other "great leaders" and compared toupees.
After praising each other to the point that some onlookers began vomiting, Trump explained his buddy needed a favor. Orban asked Trump to exempt his country from oil sanctions leveled at Russia that are going in to effect on Nov. 21.
The reason is simple. Orban's country buys Russian oil to survive, and they need a free pass to continue buying oil during the US sanctions against Russian oil.
The consensus is that Trump will take care of his longtime friend and will carve out an exemption for Hungary's dictator.
It's only fair to point out they spent the rest of their visit touring the White House looking at Trump's golden trophies and crown. Then they had lunch near the demolished East Wing before the asbestos clouds drove them back inside the undamaged sections of the People's House.
The day wouldn't have been complete without issuing at least one pardon to a criminal.
The criminal(s) for today are a former Tennessee Republican state house speaker Glen Casada and his top aide, who were sentenced to three years in prison for public corruption charges.
The public corruption part struck a chord in Donny's shriveled heart, and he blamed (who else?) former president Biden for "significantly over-prosecuting" the rogue politicians.
This pardon continues a pattern of Trump using his second term to bestow unlikely pardons on political allies, prominent public figures and others convicted of defrauding the public.
Trump also pardoned Michael Grimm, a New York Republican House member who resigned after a tax fraud conviction (an issue close to Donny's black heart) and made headlines for threatening to throw a reporter off a Capitol balcony over a question he didn't like.
The pardons have also come amid a continuing Trump regime effort to erode public integrity guardrails - including the firing of the department's pardon attorney and the near-dismantling of a prosecution unit established to hold public officials accountable for abusing the public trust.
As it Stands, it's just another day living under a demented dictator intent on destroying our Democracy.