Author Archives: Greg Olear

About Greg Olear

Greg Olear (@gregolear) is a founding editor of The Weeklings and the author of the novels Totally Killer and Fathermucker, an L.A. Times bestseller.

Russian Vote Hacking? Check. Collusion? Check. Quid Pro Quo? “I Love It.”

Posted on July 14, 2017 by Greg Olear

Absent collusion, there may have been a possibility that Russia tampered with the election to foist a defective president upon us, and watch him destroy us from within. But now that coordination between the Kremlin and Trump Tower has been confirmed, it is unthinkable that there wasn’t some sort of larger deal in place. The question is: what did the quid pro quo comprise? Continue reading →

Posted in Trump/Russia | Tagged collusion, Donald Trump, Donald Trump Jr., impeach, Putin, quid pro quo, Russia, treason | 1 Comment

The Manchurian President: On Trump’s Unconditional Surrender to Putin

Posted on July 9, 2017 by Greg Olear

Trump this weekend revealed himself to be the puppet of Putin Hillary Clinton accused him of being during the campaign. Continue reading →

Posted in Trump/Russia | Tagged Deep State, Donald Trump, Fred Koch, John Birch Society, Manchurian Candidate, NRA, Putin, Sean Hannity, Second Amendment, traitor | Leave a comment

Worst Americans: Mitch McConnell

Posted on July 7, 2017 by Greg Olear

The Turtle is king of the pond scum. Continue reading →

Posted in Worst People in America | Tagged cocaine, Elaine Chao, jeff sessions, Merrick Garland, Mitch McConne, Neil Gorsuch, Obamacare, worst americans | Leave a comment

Germs, Guns & Trumpcare: With Cruel Health Bill, GOP is Playing with Fire

Posted on June 23, 2017 by Greg Olear

If the Senate passes this egregious tax break for the wealthy/corporations masquerading as a healthcare bill—and it’s increasingly, alarmingly likely that it will—James Hodgkinson may well become, unfortunately, not a deranged lone wolf but a template for a desperate form of last-resort resistance: the John Brown of the 21st century. Continue reading →