Yes, corruption; but don't forget the abject stupidity

I'm listening to the corporate annual update, which is neither corrupt nor stupid, though only about 20% of it applies to my job. So I'll just spend the other 80% lining up these articles about corruption and stupidity for lunchtime reading:

• Whether because of "you can't make me" or just doing the opposite of whatever President Biden's administration did, the latest toddler behavior in the administration comes from Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who decided that Calibri is too DEI so State will go back to Times New Roman. (No, really, they're that stupid.)
• The toddler-in-chief needs a nap. Often.
• When he does rouse himself and get his thumb out of his mouth, he can't quite keep to the script about affordability.
• Are you embarrassed that the OAFPOTUS got a fake award from FIFA? I am.
• As a result of all this embarrassing (not to mention illegal and frightening) behavior from the OAFPOTUS and his droogs, winning a majority in the Senate is now within reach for the Democratic Party.

Finally, the La Niña currently dumping more snow on Chicago just hours after half of it finally melted will not likely see out the winter. A westerly wind burst has started over Indonesia and New Guinea, which is expected to lead to a strong El Niño developing by March or April. So after what has already become the snowiest winter in two decades will likely segue into a record-breaking summer. This is yet another reminder that global warming leads to more energy in the atmosphere, not to year-round hot weather.