Greetings! Divorce him already, Usha. That’s the head-snapping title of the provocative article Salon dropped earlier this week urging the second lady to divorce VP JD Vance. “Megan McCain hosted Usha Vance for what should have been the softest of softball interviews, focused on what life as second lady is like,” wrote Salon’s Amanda Marcotte. “Vance clearly understood her assignment was to make it all seem like a great time — that leaving her career as a high-powered attorney to spend her days doing sub-Melania Trump public appearances about dull topics like the importance of reading for kids. But her acting chops weren’t up to it. Instead, audiences were treated to a one-hour hostage video, as the increasingly desperate McCain tried to get Vance to feign interest in her own life.” Ouch… Jon Stewart for president?  That’s not a joke.  It’s the headline of journalist Mehdi Hasan’s article in his Zeteo newsletter.  “Yes, part of me wants Stewart to stay in comedy, to continue as the host of ‘The Daily Show’ and ‘The Weekly Show’ where he educates and entertains, and platforms vital voices,” Hasan wrote. “And part of me would love to see Stewart primary the Kushner-confirming, crypto-backing, genocide-supporting, war-criminal-hugging, AIPAC-texting Cory Booker in his home state of New Jersey next year. But part of me now also thinks Stewart should consider running for president in 2028.” Yeah, well part of me is getting tired of pundits speculating about hyper-articulate celebrities like Stewart and ESPN’s Stephen Smith who might be right for the Oval Office…I’ve just released new research about the White House Wire, the Drudge-Report-like mini-aggregation newsletter featuring good news about the Trump administration. It ignored Rupert Murdoch’s Wall Street Journal in July after the Journal published details of a bawdy Trump birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein in 2003.  But the White House Wire showered the Murdoch-controlled Fox News with 29 links in July, more than any other outlet…If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting. Howard