Halloween 2018…

I’m a bit late to the party, but if I weren’t,  I wouldn’t have seen this perfectly ghoulish  costume on an adorable little girl.   Fortunately her mother did not make any  of these,  evidently being immune to the dire warnings from American colleges  about cultural  appropriation,  meaning you won’t be accepted if your costumes have ever  been inappropriate.  No lesser personage than law professor Jonathan Turley was moved to pen a piece on  the subject.  The hard-sewing mother probably prefers her native sweets to  this listing.

Britain’s candy-seekers  had a  very chilly  night.  Some may have wished to visit some of the country’s  possibly haunted  churches.  Some may have given up in despair at the task of creating a costume which would avoid notice by  the pc  police.

Or scare yourself by reading historian Robert Grenville’s  new book  on 150 of the world’s scariest places.  This Texas museum didn’t make it into the book,  but  it’s interesting  all by itself.

Jenna Bush Hager told us the White  House is  haunted.  That didn’t seem to bother  Pres. Trump or the First Lady as they  welcomed visitors  to their residence.   Here is how some  other politicians  celebrated.

The one thing to remember about this Halloween is that next Tuesday you will either have a chance to keep your country,  or turn it over  to these people to finish the destruction His Oneness started.   Study that list, people!

UPDATE:  Lest you think I am overstating the importance of the midterms or the eagerness of the Democrats to destroy us, read what Rep. Maxine Waters (likely Financial Services Committee chair) has  promised as payback.