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Slack.com slash DHQ. I hate to say it, but summer is drawing to a close. And that means

we only have a few days left to panic over nothing and blame Donald Trump. You see, summer

is that lovely time of year when government business comes to a halt and the news slows

down. So journalists finally have some time in which they can really dig deep into meaningless

incidents in order to scare us and make us hate one another and then blame Trump. Remember,

the whole Trump is a Russian spy thing? Yeah, neither do I. But if you look back at some

of your favorite family snapshots, you may catch a picture of two or two of your liberal

aunt's a seal watching CNN and muttering, oh my God, the Russians hacked our elections.

And even though I don't even know what that means and even though if I took the time to

do a little research, I discovered that nothing even remotely like that ever happened,

I'm in a total panic about it. I'm sure that Donald Trump is in league with Vladimir

Putin, whoever he is. And now our country's in thrall to Russia, like Keith Obreman says,

whoever he is. Yes, panicking over Russia. Those with some days of summer fun, weren't

they? There were demands that Trump should be impeached for some reason. And serious looking

commentators claiming that even though nobody was hacked and none of the votes were affected,

we should all be very concerned because something, something, something. And during all that

panic over absolutely nothing, the Justice Department got conned into appointing a special

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