US Representative Paul Gosar,
Not Quite Ready for Mensa Membership
Back in 1969 ABC Pictures made a movie titled “They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?” I didn’t see the movie, so I will not comment on it. But the title is “catchy.” It suggests that if we are cruel enough to shoot nice horsies who are no longer valuable to us, why not do the same with people?
Yes, why not? Case in point: Paul Gosar is a former dentist who is now a member of the House of Representatives from Arizona. The man is off his nut bonkers. Perhaps he fell down a flight of stairs, got up, went back to the top, and fell down them a second time. Check him out here in this video as he explains to the House Committee investigating the 01/06/21 insurrection issue why the election of 2020 was fraudulent, at least in Arizona, according to a brain as sharp as a bowling ball.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4-K19sS9cE&ab_channel=MSNBC
If you are driving to California from the east, it might be wise to set your GPS unit to take the scenic route around Arizona through Utah and Nevada where the cacti are high as an elephant’s eye, and the tumbleweed might protect your brain from boiling. BTW, neither the American Dental Association nor Mensa, Inc. had anything to do with this announcement.
But I believe you picked the wrong movie for your reference, even though shooting might be a welcome relief for the addled brain of this expert Congressman testifier. The movie featured down and out young people during the depression who entered contests with the hopes of winning then earning the prize. In this case it was a dance marathon with a $1500 prize that some down and out Hollywood types took on with only one winner but many, many losers.
Highly psychological and depressing. The movie depicted the hopelessness of the depression very well. So, in a way, The good congressman from Arizona is hoping that Trump will come back and everyone will enter The Apprentice one more time for the big money provided to the winner take all.
Ron