Greetings! Tweeter-in-Chief: In a manic, one-hour spurt this morning, Trump churned out more than 40 Truth Social posts. From observing his social media activity on a daily basis, I conclude that he must view posting on Truth Social as one of his most important job functions...Over the weekend, Maine Democrats selected former logger Troy Jackson as their representative to oppose incumbent Republican Senator Susan Collins in the November election.  He replaces Graham Platner whose campaign went up in flames after rape allegations.  But Jackson has a history of anger management issues and is probably proficient with a chain saw. What could go wrong?... Dept. of Awful Ideas: The Daily Wire urges Elon Musk to fund Mel Gibson directing a feature film about the Roman poet Virgil’s Aeneid.  The epic poem is about a Trojan who travels to Italy following the fall of Troy. Yawn...The Washington Free Beacon reports that the work of Davis Winkie, CNN’s just-hired nuclear beat reporter, is funded in part by the Outrider Foundation, which the Beacon describes as a charity that opposes nuclear weapons. “The situation shows the double standard when it comes to press bias,” the Beacon’s Ira Stoll writes. “It’s highly situational, and illuminating, which nonprofit organizations are able to get away with these sorts of deals without generating an uproar from what remains of the journalistic ‘ethics’ priesthood. If a low-tax nonprofit wanted to sponsor CNN’s tax reporter, or a pro-Israel nonprofit wanted to sponsor CNN’s Gaza reporting, it’d almost certainly be a nonstarter”...2028 Crystal Balling: Kurt Schlichter, Townhall’s fire-breathing columnist, has already issued his prediction about who will be the final Republican and Democratic candidates squaring off in the race for the White House. His forecast: Kamala Harris against JD Vance...If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting. Howard