WAKE UP HISPANICS. The racist Hunter Biden tries to pin his crimes on hispanic workers.

Hunter Biden tried to pin his missing handgun on 'shady,' 'prolly illegal' Mexican grocery store workers after girlfriend Hallie dumped it in a public trash can

• Hallie Biden threw Hunter's handgun in a trash can in Wilmington in 2018

• Hunter tried to blame the missing gun on Mexican workers, police report reveals

09:17 EDT, 22 May 2024 | UPDATED: 09:17 EDT, 22 May 2024

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13444001/Hunter-Biden-missing-handgun-shady-Mexican-grocery-store.html

TimeOut Review of the 2017 version of Julius Caesar in NYC Shakespeare in the Park

The first production of Shakespeare in the Park this summer is a contemporary account of Julius Caesar, and the knives are already out for it. Directed by Public Theater torchbearer Oskar Eustis, this version of Shakespeare’s Roman tragedy is set in modern-day Washington, D.C., complete with a Caesar (Gregg Henry) whose clothes, mannerisms, fluffy hair and Slavic-accented wife (Tina Benko) unmistakably suggest Donald Trump. Since the would-be autocrat comes to a bloody end halfway through the play, Breitbart and other right-leaning news sources have implied that this production is, if not an actual endorsement ofTrumpicide, at least distasteful; Delta Air Lines has severed its relationship with the the Public in the resulting imbroglio, and Bank of America has pulled its sponsorship of the show.

If you are familiar with the play, however, you know that the Senate’s complot to kill Caesar, led by Brutus (a gentle, low-energy Corey Stoll) and Cassius (a hot-headed John Douglas Thompson), backfires dramatically. The conspirators are massacred, and instead of saving the republic, they trigger riots—fanned by the brilliant rabble-rousing of Caesar loyalist Marc Antony (Elizabeth Marvel, cannily shaping and weaponizing her emotion)—that entrench Caesar’s slick and arrogant heir, Octavius (Robert Gilbert), on the very throne the rebels were trying to prevent. The play is not an endorsement of violence; it’s a cautionary tale about its risks.

In Eustis’s version, the chief conspirators are mostly people of color, and the mob is not a single fickle mass but a confusion of competing groups: social-justice protesters on one side, red-hatted Caesar fans on the other, with the latter backed by merciless police. (In one key scene, Eustis substitutes murderous citizens with cops.) Although the cast delivers Shakespeare’s verse with remarkable lucidity, the characters are secondary; the focus of this production is on political, not personal, tragedy, and it offers a dark vision of the rise of authoritarianism. Yes, the repeated allusions to Trump elicit giggles of recognition at first. But when the smoke clears two hours later, nobody is laughing.

https://www.timeout.com/newyork/theater/julius-caesar-11

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Ex-National Enquirer boss testifies that he buried story about alleged affair by Rahm Emanuel

David Pecker said under oath that he paid $20,000 for the story and then suppressed it, as he did for other celebrities managed by Emanuel’s brother, Hollywood super-agent Ari Emanuel, Politico reported.

Apr 26, 2024, 12:28pm EDT

While testifying in former President Donald Trump’s New York hush money trial Thursday, the former publisher of the National Enquirer reportedly said he buried a story about an alleged affair by Rahm Emanuel before the former two-term Chicago mayor’s first City Hall campaign.

David Pecker said under oath that he paid $20,000 for the story and then suppressed it, as he did for other celebrities managed by Emanuel’s brother, Hollywood super-agent Ari Emanuel, Politico reported.

Ari Emanuel approached Pecker about killing the story soon after Rahm Emanuel stepped down as chief of staff to former President Barack Obama, Pecker testified on cross-examination by a Trump attorney.

That style of “catch-and-kill” tabloid practice is at the heart of Trump’s trial in New York, where he’s charged with falsifying business records to hide a payment to adult film actress Stormy Daniels. Trump has pleaded not guilty.

Neither Rahm nor Ari Emanuel could be reached for comment by the Chicago Sun-Times.

Rahm Emanuel now serves as President Joe Biden’s ambassador to Japan.

https://chicago.suntimes.com/politics/2024/04/26/rahm-emanuel-affair-david-pecker-trump-hush-money-trial