Grindr Mishap

The first time Jeremy uses Grindr, he somehow hooks up with two different tops at the same time at his apartment. Neither Pierce nor Steve is prepared to go home with blue balls, so they pop Jeremy's Grindr cherry together.

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Short Yet Powerful

Margaret Sullivan at the Washington Post wrote a short, excellent piece yesterday (link here) about how Americans have a patriotic responsibility to pay attention to what's happening now in Washington. The column is titled "‘I don’t know what to believe’ is an unpatriotic cop-out. Do better, Americans."

Our democracy is our most valuable asset, more so than all our personal property. So we have a duty to both protect that asset and make certain it doesn't fall into disrepair and become damaged.

So people who say they don't know what to believe, who shake their heads and say the news is so confusing, are just being lazy. It's too much trouble for them to pay attention. People died so that you may enjoy freedom but you have so little respect for their sacrifice that you just take your freedom for granted.

The ending on Sullivan's piece is particularly strong:

"Authoritarianism loves nothing more than a know-nothing vacuum: people who throw up their hands and say they can’t tell facts from lies. And democracy needs news consumers — let’s call them patriotic citizens — who stay informed and act accordingly. Flag-waving is fine. But truth-seeking is what really matters."

Read it and share it. This could not be more timely.

Up For Sale

This video certainly isn't politically correct but nonetheless has a curious simmering eroticism. A twink pup is being offered at auction — presumably with the consent of the fictional character — to a room full of older gents. When I was eighteen, a video like this would've given me jackoff fodder for months.

To watch on the source webpage or to download your own free copy of the scene to keep, click here please.

The Gravest Abuse

Jonathan Chait published an interesting piece yesterday in New York magazine (link here) about how Donald Trump's gravest abuse of power is not the Ukraine scandal but, instead, the President's efforts to punish Amazon, parent company of the Washington Post, because of the latter prints articles that embarrass and expose the White House.

Amazon bid on and most likely would have won a $10 billion cloud computing contract with the Pentagon. But Trump scuttled that, and the contract went to another company that was less competitive.

Trump did this entirely out of spite to retaliate against the Post. And the American taxpayers will pay more for the Pentagon to acquire cloud computing services from a company other than Amazon.

I agree that this is a disgrace and Trump must be stopped from doing this again.

I don't think I agree that it's Trump's most serious offense. Trump's compromises in Ukraine directly threatened America's own national security. Trump put self interest before the national interest.

With the cloud computing contract now going to a company other than Amazon, yes, there could be a very slight step down in service which, remotely, might have some minor effect on national security. But the damage is not as grave.

I'm surprised Chait did not mention in his piece that Trump went after another media outlet in 2017 in an attempt to influence and punish coverage: Trump's Justice Department unsuccessfully tried to block the AT&T merger to force them to divest CNN, which in turn would be snapped up by News Corp, which produces Fox News, an outlet that regularly heaps praise, and a lot of it, on the President.

Whether or not any of these are the worst really may be academic at this point. Trump is capable of harming the country multiple times over, as they examples demonstrate, so the sooner he's gone the better.

Late to the Game

Matthew is the top here. He just started doing hardcore porn last month and will turn sixty next year. I'm guessing he's one of the oldest gents to ever debut in porn. Good for him. I hope he has a lot of fun.

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Poison

Voters in Louisiana headed to the polls on Saturday. The top-of-the-ticket was the governor's race in the deeply red state where Republicans now almost always win.

Donald Trump heavily campaigned for the Republican candidate for governor, visiting the state multiple times for rallies and appearances. He recorded phone messages and radio and TV voiceover tracks to be used in the GOP candidate's ads. Trump's face and endorsing words appeared in print ads and campaign mailers.

And the Republican candidate for governor lost. In a deep red state. Where every other statewide race went to the Republican candidate (details here).

November has seen governor's races in three states, all of them deep red, heavily favored electorates — Mississippi, Kentucky, and Louisiana. Only one Republican from those three states won.

Hopefully Republicans in Congress were paying attention to these two races. Siding with Trump without question as the impeachment matter makes its way through Congress might no longer be the wisest course of action.

Trump is poison and you have no effective antidote except to abandon him.

Solitary Boners

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Incompetence Is Not a Defense

Frank Bruni at the New York Times wrote a great piece on Friday (link here) titled "To Excuse Trump, Republicans Embrace Fantasy." He highlights how they ignore what's patently obvious and instead invent elaborate scenarios and theories to protect Donald Trump.

He focuses early in the piece on one of the major current GOP talking point defenses of Trump — that he was too incompetent to really extort Ukraine and that the military aide was not delayed by more than a few days without that country making any of the concessions that the President wanted to help his reelection campaign.

Bruni wrote the following to highlight the absurdity of that position: "I came to your house with a gun.... I tied you to a chair, took a step back and repeatedly fired. But my arm twitched; every bullet missed. Meanwhile, you slipped your knots and fled."

In Republicans eyes, that would not be a crime. But of course it is, several serious felonies, in fact.

If you intend to commit a crime and try to commit a crime, your failure really isn't that important. Because your intent and attempt demonstrate how you'll just try it again sometime soon if you're not punished in the interim.

The Fire Inspector

Thanks to the long-time reader who found this video of two hot young lads who have been featured here before in still photos but in separate shoots. I think part of the reason these two blokes appeal to me is because I know two lookalikes in the real world who could be their brothers.

If you'd rather watch this on the source webpage or to download your own free copy, you should click here.

An Interesting Day

Yesterday was the second day of public hearings in the House impeachment inquiry. The sole witness was the former ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch.

Yovanovitch's testimony contained no new bombshells beyond what was already revealed in the transcript of her testimony behind closed doors. Instead, the bombshell yesterday came from Donald Trump who tweeted bullying, threatening comments about his own appointee as she was testifying with the dignity and gravitas befitting an ambassador (details here).

His remarks were so inappropriate that the House Intelligence chair interrupted the questioning to read the tweets and ask for comments from the ambassador, who underscored how they were yet another example of Trump's threats and intimidation directed at her by the President.

Trump's behavior may be considered witness intimidation and trigger a new article of impeachment. Equally, it completely exploded the GOP's strategy this week of not attacking the witnesses because that would irritate the American public.

Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill were not shy about condemning Trump's tweeting. Once again, he is his own worst enemy.

And in a second development unrelated to the impeachment inquiry, Trump's longtime friend and confidante Roger Stone was convicted in federal court yesterday on seven criminal counts (details here). He was charged with making false statements to federal investigators, obstruction of justice, and witness tampering in an effort to protect Trump.

He will be sentenced in February and could be sentenced for up to twenty years. He is now the sixth close Trump associate who has been criminally convicted since the President took office.

Do It in Your Garters

This is a hot pairing of two very well hung and built lads who are really into each other and the art of loving a man. I would never wear garters because I'd find them annoying but they add a curious bit of kink to this scene.

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An Excellent Daily Resource

With so much happening now in the political arena, it can be difficult keeping track of the most important developments. To that end, WNYC has an excellent free daily podcast (link here) — called simply "Impeachment Daily Podcast" that will give you a really clear picture of the most important impeachment news items from the previous weekday.

I've listened to about half of the more recent episodes and found I learned new things with each episode. They're no more than thirty minutes each so they don't require a major time investment. Just an open mind.

Weekly Porn Flood

The weekend once more is here and time once again for your weekly haul of very recent hardcore porn. Featured today are nearly sixteen hundred photos from thirty different hardcore shoots that were released within just the last week. To download the complete collection in a free zipped folder, click here.

Day One

Yesterday was the first day of the House's open hearing on the question of impeaching Donald Trump. Scores of media outlets reported all day and last night about the proceedings.

I think the best coverage I've read of the most important highlights were published by the Washington Post (link here), the New York Times (link here), and the political news journal Talking Points Memo (link here).

The most damning moment yesterday came when the current ambassador to Ukraine — whom the President appointed — revealed that Trump had called at least one diplomat to inquire how the pressure campaign on Ukraine to open investigations into his political rivals was proceeding.

This underscores how Trump was fully invested in bending American foreign policy for his own personal benefit and cuts the legs out from under the Republican defense that Trump was not involved in the pressure campaign.

While not as dramatic a smoking gun as the one that brought down Richard Nixon, it nonetheless was a smoking gun that has now badly wounded Trump.

We will be hearing more about this revelation tomorrow in Day Two of open hearings when a direct witness to Trump's previously unknown phone call will testify. Stay tuned.

The Roofers

I've seen a lot of porn in my day but I do believe this is the first time I've seen two lads pretend to be roofers and go at it on the roof. Hope the neighbors enjoyed the show.

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The Scam

Last week, a judge sentenced Donald Trump to a $2 million fine for using his charity for non-charitable purposes. As part of the proceedings, Trump admitted to using the charity for self-dealing and to benefit his presidential campaign, both forbidden by law (details here).

This grew out of proceedings initiated by the New York state attorney general.

In typical Trumpian fashion, he has now claimed he was the innocent victim of a political prosecution, notwithstanding he voluntarily signed an admission of guilt.

He is also blatantly lying in an attempt to hide the severity of his punishment (details here). He is claiming "all they found was incredibly effective philanthropy and some small technical violations, such as not keeping board minutes."

Nothing could be further from the truth.

Trump has repeatedly demanded that the American people believe him when he claims he did nothing impeachable in the Ukrainian scandal. He doesn't seem to grasp how his credibility is a laughingstock when he's been caught so many times in outrageous lies, like we see with his scam charity here.

Gentle Giant

Big Rocco tops here, as he always does, and he never fails to deliver the goods. The first five minutes of this scene is a vertical cellphone video but then it transforms to a full widescreen view.

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It Can't Wait

Republicans seem to be testing two new talking points when it comes to Donald Trump's likely impeachment.

The first is that Trump shouldn't be impeached a year before the election but, instead, that voters should ultimately decide.

The second is that, while Trump did things he shouldn't have done, they're not bad enough to warrant impeachment and removal.

A piece written by a law professor that appeared yesterday in the Washington Post (link here) blows both of those theories out of the water.

Trump is accused of committing transgressions directly related to the 2020 election. He was caught unlawfully using the power of the Presidency to boost his election chances. As the professor argues in the linked piece, you could give Congress no better reason to remove Trump now, before the election.

As for Trump's actions not being serious enough to warrant impeachment and removal, the piece notes how some members of Congress don't even seem to understand what the constitution mandates. One of them wrongly said on a Sunday interview program that a President's acts must be "bribery, treason, high crimes and misdemeanors, which basically means felonies."

That is flat-out wrong.

It's all the more idiotic, considering the member of Congress who said it holds a law degree.

As the professor notes in the linked piece, "the founders believed a corrupt exchange in which the President gets something illicit in exchange for using his power was unmistakably impeachable, felonious or not."

That describes Trump perfectly.

Titan Lust

I know both of these lads have some critics because of porn set drama. That aside, you can't deny that both have incredible bodies.

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The Ostriches

The public hearings for Donald Trump's impeachment inquiry begin on Wednesday. That hasn't stopped Republicans from constant public bellyaching about the secrecy of preliminary hearings.

But as The Hill noted in a piece over the weekend (link here), GOP Senators have steadfastly refused to read the transcripts from the preliminary hearings and do not plan to watch the public ones this week.

Lindsey Graham, a Republican Senator from South Carolina, seems so ignorant of the process that he thinks all of the testimony is about the telephone call between Trump and the Ukrainian president.

Nevertheless, they will be forced to pull their heads out of the sand and pay attention if Trump is in fact impeached and the matter moves to the Senate for a trial. There, attendance is mandatory and, like a civilian jury, they must sit quietly and listen to the proceedings, gavel to gavel.

Let's see how smug they are about the whole thing once it's underway.