How do you see the world? Do you see each day's political events as disconnected, apart,

detached from what happened an hour before, the day before, or the month before? Or do you see

it as all connected, a part of a whole, and that everything that has

happened over the last seven years is part of an unfolding story? That's what I believe. And if you

believe that, it's important to assess the moment against the previous moments, the previous year,

and to gauge what might be coming next. There's a story in the Washington Examiner today.

Representative Marjorie Taylor Green, the Georgia Republican who overcame Democratic silencing efforts

to become one of the most effective voices on the right, is getting ready to settle some scores

with an autobiography that could pave the way to higher office, including the vice presidency.

Marjorie Taylor Green wasn't silenced.

She was removed from her committee assignments by a majority vote in the House of Representatives

because of her craziness and because of her misconduct, because of her embrace of Qaeda and conspiracy theories,

and her intimations towards violence, and because of her anti-Semitism, and because of her

harassment of people walking down the street. The idea that Marjorie Taylor Green would be a heartbeat away from the American presidency,

a heartbeat away from being in command of America's nuclear arsenal, war ships like this, ballistic missile, submarine?

What type of sick political party? What sick institutions? What sick society would allow such a thing?

100 years on from the year that saw Hitler's beerhole putch in Munich.

Are we living in Weimar, America?

Are we living on the edge of the abyss where the decay all around us will collapse the ground upon

what we are standing and destroy everything that has been built and risk the whole of our civilization

in our way of life?

Let's look at another totem of Leymour America, the trashy congresswoman from Colorado,

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