Poor Mira Sorvino. She won an Academy Award once, but her career as an ingenue stalled and she’s 56 now: she’s officially on the celebrity has-been list. But that’s not what makes her epic post below on “X” memorable. It should be studied as a tragic example of what relentless Big Lie propaganda from the mainstream media and progressives, which are pretty much all Sorvino has been exposed to in Hollywood for at least three decades, can do a mind that was once capable of critical thought.

As you will quickly see, the late Paul Sorvino’s daughter is Trump-Deranged to a crippling degree. She’s not stupid, far from it; at least she didn’t used to be. She graduated from Harvard with honors back when Old Ivy was closer to being a respectable institution than today, and didn’t major in “Women’s Studies” or some other wokish area, but East Asian Studies after spending a year abroad learning Mandarin Chinese.

When you wonder how it can possibly be that so many people won’t abandon their determination to vote for Joe Biden even as the evidence becomes indisputable that one might as well elect a quahog as President, just reflect upon Mira’s lament below. She was willing to publish this, publicly, even though, to a functioning mind, doing so would be the equivalent of wearing a neon sign flashing, “I am a cabbage.” It’s sad. It’s tragic. But it shows what nearly eight years of being bombarded with lies and fearmongering can do.

I’ll interject periodically, as is my wont. Heeeeeere’s MIRA!

“I used to be so grateful having been born female in this country at the time I was-feeling it was the best time/place to be a woman in history, despite ongoing inequality & vulnerability. Now that advantage is eroding-seeing men discussing taking away our right to vote, & other fundamental rights.”

Wait, what? Who, male or otherwise, has discussed taking away women’s rights to vote? It is an amendment, after all: taking away that right would mean passing another amendment. Nobody has proposed one, and any member of Congress who proposed such a thing would be laughed out of D.C. Presumably the “other fundamental right” Mina is talking about is the right to kill unborn children right up to their birth. That was never a “fundamental” right; it was misconceived SCOTUS-contrived right.

“The night Trump was elected I literally cried because somehow my beloved America was choosing to put a man in power who bragged of sexually assaulting women (grabbing them by the 🐱) &was credibly accused by 20 women of assault and rape, one of whom, @ejeancarroll since won her legal battle.”

I knew some people who “literally cried” when Trump was elected, and they were—are—unstable or so weak-minded that they believed he was the boogey man. Citing that “Access Hollywood” tape where Trump was caught in alpha male locker room BS with Billy Bush is pretty desperate material so early in an anti-Trump screed. First, as I wrote at the time, any guy who hasn’t heard other guys talk like that knowing well that it was just dumb grandstanding has gotten out much. Second, Trump made it clear that he was talking about consensual “pussy-grabbing,” which isn’t sexual assault or even sexual harassment. Mira’s old enough to remember Bill Clinton, who was famously reported to have exactly these conversations with Vernon Jordan, and, presumably, not just him. As for “credibly accused,” the rule is that any accusation against Trump of another targeted Republican or conservative is credible (See: Bret Kavanaugh) Jean Carroll prevailed in one of the lawfare cases against Trump after New York Democrats repealed its statute of limitations specifically to let Carroll go after him.

I tried to sound the alarm about his younger victims which somehow are just now gaining visibility as the Epstein files are opening. How could my country choose a leader that you would not trust to babysit your daughter? How could our well-being mean so little to so many??? 

Here Mira endorses the completely fact-free smear by one of the Democrats’ most shameless and dishonest congressmen, Ted Lieu. There has been nothing found in the so-called Epstein Files that implicate Trump in any wrongdoing. But if a story or claim is something bad regarding Trump, it must be true. Ethics Alarms had to jettison several commenters lately whose arguments were exactly that.

The babysitting bit is mordantly amusing, as it throbs with selective ignorance and contrived blindness. Joe Biden has been filmed an photographed touching young girls inappropriately, and his daughter wrote the he showered with her. Bill Clinton, unlike Trump, was photographed with one of Epstein’s young sex slaves. In the list of risky baby-sitter Presidents, in Sorvino’s fantasy world where teenage girls need baby-sitters rather than are the baby-sitters, I’d confidently rate Trump as superior or even with Jefferson, Cleveland, Harding, FDR, JFK, LBJ, and Bill, of course. Moreover, we elect Presidents because of skills and abilities completely unrelated to sexual proclivities.

“This election is of crucial importance to our fundamental way of life & freedoms & rights we take for granted as human beings. If you think, I’m gonna vote for DT bc my taxes won’t go up & he’s funny, you are literally contributing to the end of the American Experiment as we know it.”

Literally! The Presumption of Wrongdoing and Evil Intent. This is what the Axis has been constructing to destroy Trump since 2015, and the easily spooked, uninformed, smothered in peer-groups madness are prime targets. Like poor Mira. The “Trump is going to make himself dictator” is and has always been nonsense, but it is now the Democrats most-used Big Lie. Biden repeated it last night. On CNN and MSNBC, it was referenced as fact repeatedly. And the claim dates back to before the 2016 election.

A friend of mine, a well-informed lawyer and hardly a Trump fan, asked me, “Why do people keep saying that Trump will be a dictator? He’s never done anything that suggests that, and it’s impossible anyway.” I answered that they say it because if they repeat it enough, gullible people will believe it.

For people of any faith, especially Christians who believe he’s their man, how can you elect such a hedonistic, dishonest, dangerous man, who builds a platform on whipping up hatred of the immigrant- (classic Hitler play, whom he admired) when Jesus talks of loving the foreigner? He literally betrays all tenets of major religions- he just lies about being a man of faith himself.

If Mira was at all conversant in the history of the U.S. Presidency, she would have eschewed “hedonistic.” “Dishonest” is part of the Left’s anti-Trump mantra, and “dangerous” is more Presumption of Wrongdoing and Evil Intent: today’s Times editorial parrots the same theme. The immigration comment, however, marks her as dishonest or too biased to function. Illegal immigration is illegal, you fool. Objecting to illegal immigrants is based on the illegality, not hatred of immigrants. As for the supposed Hitler admiration, its based on nasty hearsay by the proverbial “disgruntled employees.” In one acting class I ran, I pointed out that Hitler’s oratory methods were theatrically effective and justified study. Mira would say that meant that I “admire Hitler.”

“He literally betrays all tenets of major religions- he just lies about being a man of faith himself. He is not a person we can look up to, does not possess admirable character traits-he’s just good at self promotion/pretending to be rich, though he’s been bankrupt countless times.”

My research suggests that lying about being a “man of faith” is a Presidential norm, with few genuinely religious White House residents. Sorvino is Catholic, and, oddly, has no difficulty accepting a President who simultaneously says that he believes his Church that human life begins at conception and that he wants ending such human life to be legal and unencumbered. She’s also way, way out over her metaphorical skis invoking Trump’s bankruptcies against him. Several revered Presidents were poor businessmen, and we never hear that used to impugn, say, Jefferson or Grant.

I’ll concede, with reservations for its over-generality, “He is not a person we can look up to, does not possess admirable character traits.” Trump has some admirable character traits: perseverance, resilience, a sense of humor. I would worry about someone who regarded him asa role model, and that is, and has always been, my primary objection to Trump as a national leader.

“He doesn’t care about the brave military men & women who served our country sometimes losing their life or health in the process. He doesn’t care about the ordinary person in America who seems to believe he’s got their back. He cares only for himself & achieving absolute power.“

I get the “he doesn’t care” mantra from my sister, to whom I’ve pointed out that she has no idea what Trump cares and doesn’t care about. The “he cares only about himself and achieving absolute power” is an exact quote from my sister. Maybe she and Mira hang out together. More likely, they listen to the same MSNBC hacks. It’s a strange hill to die on when one is supporting a President who is adamantly refusing to do what is in the best interests of his office, his party and his nation because he can’t accept his own disability and apparently feels it is too much of a personal sacrifice to step aside.

Electing him for a 2nd term will be the end of America as we know it, flawed but beautiful & worth fighting for. True patriots want to preserve the foundational ideals we’ve tried to follow/improve on for 2 1/2 centuries. Don’t let the haters co-opt the term-Let’s be patriots!!!!

Yeah, yeah, you said that already. (Wait, who’s the hater here?)

Get help.