Seth takes a closer look at the House preparing for a formal vote to authorize the impeachment inquiry into President Trump and Republicans comparing their situation to “a horror movie.”
When firefighters arrive to protect the #ReaganLibrary from the fire in California, will they say, “We’re from the government and we’re here to help”? pic.twitter.com/ERUY6ZdNTA
— Mark Mucci (@MLMucci) October 30, 2019
Why was @GeorgePapa19 Tweeting this BEFORE the @RepKatieHill story and photos came out?
Was it for the same reason Roger Stone was Tweeting about the @alfranken story the day before that came out?
Are Democrats really still falling for this BS? https://t.co/ozildj7dR8— Richard W. Painter (@RWPUSA) October 31, 2019
re: #1 gocart mozart
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Oh man burn. Not the Reagan library though I wish he could be aware of the fact that it’s the government that will protect it and his final resting place.
re: #1 gocart mozart
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Sadly and ironically Reagan’s “Let It Burn” policy was actually the right thing to do after 100 years of trying to put out every single flare up.
He did the right thing on that one, he listened to progressive scientists, and bucked entrenched tradition.
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Thanks, @gtconway3d and @JoeNBC. cc: @nydailynews. (This is my cartoon.) pic.twitter.com/EPdRsnyoHs
— Bill Bramhall (@BillBramhall) October 30, 2019
If food can be scary, this is it. https://t.co/ktTPhmyPCD
— Chunky Guacamoley! (@GuacamoleyTweet) October 30, 2019
— Ofken (@ofkenstale) October 28, 2019
The prevalent question has been ‘what the hell is that thing on the small plate, top left?’
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” - Dr. Seuss https://t.co/vk3tJfAFGx
— Bill Clinton (@BillClinton) October 31, 2019
re: #6 Patricia Kayden
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Great cartoon but I am totally over supposed to be caring about the battle between George v. Kellyanne Conway.
That bald Carvill guy and his obnoxious asshole wife did it already and they did it better, it looks like the Conways are badly auditioning for a TV show or book deal. (not like the Anonymous one that Kellyanne just wrote)
What’s the great crime of 2016? That the Russians *didn’t* hack the DNC as part of an operation to help Trump? https://t.co/JXrfXeBt2K
— David Corn (@DavidCornDC) October 31, 2019
Giuliani basically tweeted a confession of Trump’s crime and deleted it minutes later. pic.twitter.com/rrGRsYMEyZ
— Denis McDowell (@mcdowell_is) October 31, 2019
On the advice of counsel, you should stop tweeting. https://t.co/8UtWcM2mVs
— Mieke Eoyang (@MiekeEoyang) October 31, 2019
re: #13 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
2-1
C’mon Houston.
Growing up they were my team and were lovingly referred to as either the Last-ros or the Disas-tros, it’s great to see them good!
re: #16 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
Who’s ahead?
Houston. Washington is threatening though. Houston just pulled Greinke with a man on.
re: #9 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
Looks like a pumpkin scone.
WTF is inside that pepper?
Someone asked what kind of monster stuffs a pepper, but doesn’t cook it
lol
Now we also have a gigantic budget deficit driven in large part by the tax cuts that were supposed to both pay for themselves and permanently goose growth. The tax cuts did neither. https://t.co/cp02A0MUDP
— Jennifer Rubin (@JRubinBlogger) October 30, 2019
I think Rudy hates Clinton because he feels if he hadn’t had colon cancer he would have beat her in 2000 and eventually been President Rudy. He’s got a serious grudge. He’s also crooked too.
re: #17 b.d. (Where is Rudy?)
C’mon Houston.
Growing up they were my team and were lovingly referred to as either the Last-ros or the DIsas-tros, it’s great to see them good!
No dog in this fight, but the idea of a series where the away team wins every game is intriguing. Never happened before.
re: #20 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
Someone asked what kind of monster stuffs a pepper, but doesn’t cook it
lol
No shit. I like stuffed peppers but par boil that thing. And identify the food stuff inside. 🤢
re: #21 Patricia Kayden
He will brag about chocolate rations increasing from thirty grams to twenty grams a week.
— (((IntheNumbers))) (@ItsNumbersMan) October 31, 2019
re: #23 makeitstop
No dog in this fight, but the idea of a series where the away team wins every game is intriguing. Never happened before.
The first six had never in any sport.
re: #21 Patricia Kayden
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What happens when Trump cannot even brag about the economy?
He’ll brag about the economy, haven’t you been paying attention?
The private, one-on-one meeting last week between the Senate majority leader and Trump covered several weighty issues including Syria. But like everything these days when it comes to Trump, impeachment was high on the president’s mind.
— Burgess Everett (@burgessev) October 30, 2019
re: #30 Joe Bacon 🌹
Damn…if I get the SUPER MUNCHIES…
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The crunchy munchies. I could go for some good tacos now.
Let’s not get too deep into the symbolism here, OK? https://t.co/oKOrasQn2R
— Charles Johnson’s Red Right Hand (@Green_Footballs) October 31, 2019
Also, from what I’ve seen elsewhere, article 2, section III covers the state of the union
— Adam (@TheSalzerEffect) October 31, 2019
re: #30 Joe Bacon 🌹
Damn…if I get the SUPER MUNCHIES…
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Chicken and fries in a taco? NOPE.
re: #32 HappyWarrior
The crunchy munchies. I could go for some good tacos now.
But see, you can’t eat a crunchy taco that big.
One bite and the bottom of the shell cracks, and you have 3.9 lbs of taco fixins plopped down on your plate
re: #36 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
Chicken and fries in a taco? NOPE.
Ah didn’t notice the fries. Must be a Pittsburgh taco.
re: #37 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
But see, you can’t eat a crunchy taco that big.
One bite and the bottom of the shell cracks, and you have 3.9 lbs of taco fixins plopped down on your plate
Plus I like soft tacos more and I like seafood fillings.
re: #39 HappyWarrior
Plus I like soft tacos more and I like seafood fillings.
Mmmmmm! Fish tacos. My absolute favorite.
re: #41 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
Mmmmmm! Fish tacos. My absolute favorite.
Shrimp for me. But fish tacos are awesome.
Georgia state officials said they would be removing about 300,000 names from their lists of eligible voters, a number that amounts to almost 4% of those registered to votehttps://t.co/63eIP88LjO
— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 31, 2019
re: #8 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
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The prevalent question has been ‘what the hell is that thing on the small plate, top left?’
It looks like an apple fritter, which is a kind of fried doughnut with chopped apples. They are actually pretty good.
re: #23 makeitstop
No dog in this fight, but the idea of a series where the away team wins every game is intriguing. Never happened before.
Normally I wouldn’t care since my beloved White Sox aren’t there and neither are the hated Yankees (at least hated by WS fans) — but I really detest the state of Texas, the Republicans it has given us, its arrogance, and its promotion of climate change denial. So, I’m rooting for the Nats, especially since their fans booed the “President”.
re: #45 The Pie Overlord!
It looks like an apple fritter, which is a kind of fried doughnut with chopped apples. They are actually pretty good.
I was born, and have lived my entire life on Planet Earth. I am well aware what an apple fritter is
lol
From the man who literally sells his father’s name for a living. Amazing. https://t.co/SHRNtwL4sG
— Michael McFaul (@McFaul) October 31, 2019
re: #47 Hecuba’s daughter
Normally I wouldn’t care since my beloved White Sox aren’t there and neither are the hated Yankees (at least hated by WS fans) — but I really detest the state of Texas, the Republicans it has given us, its arrogance, and its promotion of climate change denial. So, I’m rooting for the Nats, especially since their fans booed the “President”.
Everyone hates the Yankees. My third favorite team after the O’s and Pirates is whoever is playing the Yankees. My fourth is who is playing the Red Sox.
On an unrelated topic, I’ve been using a more or less antique (nearly 40 year old) food processor (GE brand, no less) since I inherited it from my mother a couple decades ago. I’m now officially done with it, despite the fact it still works as well as it ever did (which is to say, not well.)
Does anyone have an opinion on whether I should head for Costco and get a $100-$150 Cuisinart or Kitchen Aid or whatever they have laying about, or spring for the $250-$275 Breville. Within that general range, price isn’t really an issue, though one doesn’t like to spend unnecessarily. The Breville does look like it does a better job, but every brand has plenty of bad reviews.
I’ve always felt that a soft taco was really a burrito. Especially a flour tortilla one.
Corn tortillas are more taco like, I guess.
re: #47 Hecuba’s daughter
Normally I wouldn’t care since my beloved White Sox aren’t there and neither are the hated Yankees (at least hated by WS fans) — but I really detest the state of Texas, the Republicans it has given us, its arrogance, and its promotion of climate change denial. So, I’m rooting for the Nats, especially since their fans booed the “President”.
lol, I hate the things that DC have given us more than the things that Texas has given us.
:P
Let’s go Astros!!
Win one for LBJ, Ann Richards, Willie and Molly Ivins!
re: #48 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
I was born, and have lived my entire life on Planet Earth. I am well aware what an apple fritter is
lol
There is another apple fritter underneath the scary orange pepper face.
re: #44 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
Georgia state officials said they would be removing about 300,000 names from their lists of eligible voters, a number that amounts to almost 4% of those registered to votehttps://t.co/63eIP88LjO
— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 31, 2019
Kemp defeated Abrams because of his previous rounds of voter purges; his party is continuing that practice to undermine our democracy and retain control of the Senate.
re: #53 plansbandc
I’ve always felt that a soft taco was really a burrito. Especially a flour tortilla one.
Corn tortillas are more taco like, I guess.
That’s true.
re: #51 calochortus
On an unrelated topic, I’ve been using a more or less antique (nearly 40 year old) food processor (GE brand, no less) since I inherited it from my mother a couple decades ago. I’m now officially done with it, despite the fact it still works as well as it ever did (which is to say, not well.)
Does anyone have an opinion on whether I should head for Costco and get a $100-$150 Cuisinart or Kitchen Aid or whatever they have laying about, or spring for the $250-$275 Breville. Within that general range, price isn’t really an issue, though one doesn’t like to spend unnecessarily. The Breville does look like it does a better job, but every brand has plenty of bad reviews.
John Bolton warned diplomats in June that Rudy Giuliani “was a key voice with the President on Ukraine” and could pose an obstacle toward improving relations with the country, a State Dept official is set to testify today. https://t.co/RucKIco1F4
— Rebecca Ballhaus (@rebeccaballhaus) October 30, 2019
The following day, another lobbyist at Livingston’s firm introduced her to Rudy Giuliani. They discussed, among other matters, “the provision of US assistance to Ukraine,” according to her website. https://t.co/5oDAOo5tku https://t.co/mvh0k5QKG8
— Rebecca Ballhaus (@rebeccaballhaus) October 30, 2019
re: #54 b.d. (Where is Rudy?)
lol, I hate the things that DC have given us more than the things that Texas has given us.
:P
Let’s go Astros!!
Win one for LBJ, Ann Richards, Willie and Molly Ivins!
I don’t consider politics in my rooting interests. Part of me is Go Stros because I don’t want to see the Nats win one before my team who is their interleague rival but I also know how happy this area will be if they win too. I have lots of friends and family who are Nats fans. I am an O’s fan. I didn’t switch in 2005 and I’m not doing so now.
WHOA.
YOU F#CKING FART NUGGET! YOU AREN’T CLEANING UP JACK S#IT YOU F#CKING TWO BIT, PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST LYIN, NETANYAHU BALL SNIFFIN, TAX EVADIN, LOAN DEFAULTIN, SHITLER MUFFLER TOKIN, BIRD BEAK LOOKIN, SMUG B#TCH! SIT THE F#CK DOWN AND SHUT THE F#CK UP YOU D#UCHE CANOE! https://t.co/NlxNzIcnVp
— GOVTCHEEZ (@govtcheez) October 30, 2019
The Trump administration will go down in the books as a terrible time when America’s white supremacist subculture took over the reins of government and wreaked untold havoc.
If humans still have books, that is.— Charles Johnson’s Red Right Hand (@Green_Footballs) October 31, 2019
re: #31 Dread Pirate
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so Trump “courts senators” by phone at at the game, meets with McConnell etc essentially rigging the jury
but ‘due process’
re: #62 The Pie Overlord!
WHOA.
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So Jared a guy who failed security clearences and is only there because he’s married to Trump’s daughter admits he’s supposedly doing the work of what a previous VP did. These people.
re: #10 gocart mozart
The first one in there is named Caesar.
re: #51 calochortus
On an unrelated topic, I’ve been using a more or less antique (nearly 40 year old) food processor (GE brand, no less) since I inherited it from my mother a couple decades ago. I’m now officially done with it, despite the fact it still works as well as it ever did (which is to say, not well.)
Does anyone have an opinion on whether I should head for Costco and get a $100-$150 Cuisinart or Kitchen Aid or whatever they have laying about, or spring for the $250-$275 Breville. Within that general range, price isn’t really an issue, though one doesn’t like to spend unnecessarily. The Breville does look like it does a better job, but every brand has plenty of bad reviews.
Wirecutter recommends the Cuisinart Custom 14-Cup Food Processor.
thewirecutter.com
Consumer Reports (behind a paywall) recommends 4 models:
1. Breville Sous Chef BFP800XL/A
- Score of 81
- Price of $400
2. Magimix 4200 XL
- Score of 71
- Price of $400
3. Cuisinart Custom 14 DFP-14BCNY
- Score of 71
- Price of $180
4. Cuisinart Prep 9 9-Cup DLC-2009CHBMY
- Score of 70
- Price of $150
re: #65 HappyWarrior
So Jared a guy who failed security clearences and is only there because he’s married to Trump’s daughter admits he’s doing the work of what a previous VP did. These people.
He’s not doing what any previous VP did, unless a previous VP was a bagman for his gangster father-in-law.
re: #35 Dread Pirate
Also, from what I’ve seen elsewhere, article 2, section III covers the state of the union
— Adam (@TheSalzerEffect) October 31, 2019
Much as I might enjoy pointing and laughing-
There is seriously something very wrong with Rudy. No one’s naturally this incompetent.
re: #68 The Pie Overlord!
He’s not doing what any previous VP did, unless a previous VP was a bagman for his gangster father-in-law.
True. Wasn’t thinking.
re: #62 The Pie Overlord!
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That’s why I don’t comment much. Pretty much everything I would say would look and sound like that, but less coherent.
re: #60 Dread Pirate
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You mean the Congressman who had to resign in disgrace after voting to impeach Clinton and right before becoming Speaker of the House when Larry Flynt of Hustler Magazine busted him for having an extramarital affair?
That Bob Livingston?
The point is Jared isn’t elected. Can’t get a security clearance yet he’s got all this power. Jared and his family are the swamp.
re: #45 The Pie Overlord!
It looks like an apple fritter, which is a kind of fried doughnut with chopped apples. They are actually pretty good.
I was leaning towards bred pudding, but you may be right.
re: #69 uriel
Much as I might enjoy pointing and laughing-
There is seriously something very wrong with Rudy. No one’s naturally this incompetent.
He’s worse than Trump.
Vindman told WH lawyer John Eisenberg that Trump pressured Zelensky and that it was wrong. Eisenberg proposed moving a transcript of the call to a highly classified server and restricting access to it, say two people familiar with Vindman’s account.https://t.co/iCwkIFehHJ
— Terri Rupar (@terri_rupar) October 31, 2019
re: #69 uriel
Much as I might enjoy pointing and laughing-
There is seriously something very wrong with Rudy. No one’s naturally this incompetent.
It’s the peculiar combination of hubris, 18 year old scotch, Cuban cigars, underage girls and hanging around with Eastern European mobsters
re: #77 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
I was about to post this, yours adds more context.
— Aaron Blake (@AaronBlake) October 31, 2019
A couple of threads ago MakeItStop posted what I found to be an interesting question:
re: #287 makeitstop
I’m watching Alex Thomas’ Twitter TL about this Katie Hill ratfuck, and his tweet shows up…
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I don’t speak fluent Twitter. Can someone please explain? SMOTI is mentioned, and there are references to bot-driven traffic, but I’m not fully up to speed here.
Thomas is dogging this story. Worth keeping an eye on.
Patricia Kayden just posted a note about the exact same conclusion that the ‘George Millennial’ thread was discussing:
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17. I’m saying I saw often individuals associate with both Wikileaks and Roger Stone using identical tactics in other information schemes and I can in the future show there ops using these exact same methodologies as these networks are complicated to build maintain so resources
— George Millennial (@MillennialPriml) October 30, 2019
Edit tried to more clearly separate the content of Patricia Kayden note from the ‘George Millennial’ thread.
John Yoo, tonight on @CuomoPrimeTime, claims that what he *really* meant was that it was the UKRAINIANS engaged in “espionage” when they reached out to the WH official in charge of…[checks notes]…UKRAINE in order to clarify POTUS’ bizarro request.
Sure, Jan. (and what?!?!) pic.twitter.com/eYTJjcuVQV— Asha Rangappa (@AshaRangappa_) October 31, 2019
re: #55 The Pie Overlord!
There is another apple fritter underneath the scary orange pepper face.
That’s just wrong.
re: #85 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
Cuomo always looks like he just sat on a bismark.
They ALL knew Trump was doing crimes, and decided to help him hide them.
White House lawyer moved transcript of Trump call to classified server after Ukraine adviser raised alarms https://t.co/LgVHpuGpqe— Charles Johnson’s Red Right Hand (@Green_Footballs) October 31, 2019
re: #85 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
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Too late Yoo. People know what he meant. You’re a disgrace. The fact he has a reputation at all after writing the Patriot Act and gets to act like he’s this anti “deep state” guy with Laura and Brian is pathetic.
OK, it’s not a apple fritter
It is obviously a parboiled maple glazed human heart
“That sounds like a spy to me.” They we’re talking about Vindman and attacking him for being Ukrainian born.
Max. 🕺 pic.twitter.com/gPJ5uJ2AVG
— Rob Friedman (@PitchingNinja) October 31, 2019
re: #90 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
OK, it’s not a apple fritter
It is obviously a parboiled maple glazed human heart
Thanks, now I’m hungry.
re: #89 HappyWarrior
Too late Yoo. People know what hemeant. You’re a disgrace. The fact he has a reputation at all after writing the Patriot Act and gets to act like he’s this anti “deep state” guy with Laura and Brian is pathetic.
Wait — “deep state” are actually the good guys, who know and are devoted to the Constitution, our government, and our history and are trying to protect us from malefactors, here and abroad. So, isn’t Yoo really an anti-deep state guy?
re: #94 Hecuba’s daughter
Wait — “deep state” are actually the good guys, who know and are devoted to the Constitution, our government, and our history and are trying to protect us from malefactors, here and abroad. So, isn’t Yoo really an anti-deep state guy?
I’m pointing out that Yoo is very much with his resume and background someone they would smear as “Deep State” if he went against Trump. The whole Trump as an outsider going up against corrupt Washington insiders is a sham.
This must a conspiracy theory (Notre Dame fire cause) that is pretty much exclusive to Europe. Because I certainly haven’t heard it
An 84-year-old man confessed to the shooting and told officers the fire was revenge for the one that destroyed Paris’ Notre Dame Cathedral — which he said was purposefully started by Muslims.https://t.co/W2uJD7pUDJ
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) October 31, 2019
re: #96 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
This must a conspiracy theory (Notre Dame fire cause) that is pretty much exclusive to Europe. Because I certainly haven’t heard it
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I think I saw it a little here.
I used deep state in quotes to point out that FNC likes to act like Trump is a crusader against big government excess but they have the writer of the Patriot Act to smear someone who isn’t a partisan official.
Damn it.
Now I have to root for the Nationals
Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia revealed that he and Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas have a friendly wager on the World Series https://t.co/3Jn2CATSYd
— CNN (@CNN) October 31, 2019
re: #96 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
This must a conspiracy theory (Notre Dame fire cause) that is pretty much exclusive to Europe. Because I certainly haven’t heard it
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A traffic light goes out? Muslims! Bananas overripe? Muslims!
People have no imagination.
There is hope. Someone on FR was saying Muslims were starting all the CA wildfires and another Freeper pointed out that it would be completely out of character for anyone to be starting fires as a terror tactic and never once claim credit. A rare outbreak of logic.
re: #99 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
Damn it.
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Same. I love how Kaine is happy either way though haha. He’s a good sport unlike Cruz.
re: #100 calochortus
A traffic light goes out? Muslims! Bananas overripe? Muslims!
People have no imagination.There is hope. Someone on FR was saying Muslims were starting all the CA wildfires and another Freeper pointed out that it would be completely out of character for anyone to be starting fires as a terror tactic and never once claim credit. A rare outbreak of logic.
Logic on FR? Wow
re: #99 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
Cruz couldn’t name one Astro. Fuck him.
re: #51 calochortus
FWIW — My sister has a Black and Decker and likes it.
Yeah, this is pretty much over
Congratulations Montreal Expos Washington Nationals
re: #50 HappyWarrior
Everyone hates the Yankees. My third favorite team after the O’s and Pirates is whoever is playing the Yankees. My fourth is who is playing the Red Sox.
Ah, the Red Sox hate rears its head. And think, just about this time last year…
There was one very good team playing in these five games, and there was one great one. The former heads into another winter wondering what it will take to win it all. The latter will be parading down Boylston Street sometime around Halloween, and the glow from Sunday night’s cathartic ending might last straight through to Christmas.
I’ve been an Astros fan since 1977 (I was six). The first game I went to at the Astrodome, they played the Montreal Expos (now the Washington Nationals). The Astros lost the game, but I couldn’t figure out why because I added up all the runs, hits, and errors, and the Astros had more than the Expos. They’re about to lose the Series, but the last three years have been a blast. Plus, it’s something other than our shared hatred of Trump that I can talk about with my family.
re: #108 Ace Rothstein
I’ve been an Astros fan since 1977 (I was six). The first game I went to at the Astrodome, they played the Montreal Expos (now the Washington Nationals). The Astros lost the game, but I couldn’t figure out why because I added up all the runs, hits, and errors, and the Astros had more than the Expos. They’re about to lose the Series, but the last three years have been a blast. Plus, it’s something other than our shared hatred of Trump that I can talk about with my family.
My team has your former Asst GM. I really hope we can have what you’ve had.
re: #107 BeachDem
Ah, the Red Sox hate rears its head. And think, just about this time last year…
There was one very good team playing in these five games, and there was one great one. The former heads into another winter wondering what it will take to win it all. The latter will be parading down Boylston Street sometime around Halloween, and the glow from Sunday night’s cathartic ending might last straight through to Christmas.
I’m an Orioles fan. Of course I root against the Red Sox in the same way Red Sox fans root against the Yankees. It’s not personal, it’s business.
re: #57 Hecuba’s daughter
Kemp defeated Abrams because of his previous rounds of voter purges; his party is continuing that practice to undermine our democracy and retain control of the Senate.
Is it just me or does that not sound like that much? If you have a death rate of a little under 1% per year and you purge the rolls once every 4 years wouldn’t you expect to have to remove about that many names?
re: #111 danarchy
Is it just me or does that not sound like that much? If you have a death rate of a little under 1% per year and you purge the rolls once every 4 years wouldn’t you expect to have to remove about that many names?
Except that he already did several major rounds of purges in 2018. This is another 4% on top of that.
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