On Monday, Malcolm a photo of Rubio and Hefseth that someone had shopped to look like Milli Vanilli. I took a screen shot, enlarged it, skewed it, and stretched it a little horizontally since it had gotten suqished- and it’s still comewhat blurry, but I think recognizable. So I’m sharing it as rge fearyes image today for your amusement. And after that, he found a post saying “If I wanted to see Trump’s ballroom, I’d just look in Lindsey Graham’s mouth.”<\/p>\n
Yesterday, I steeamed the opera “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, ” which was the radio opera on January 2. My goodness, what a tear jerker. But not without hope. The synopsis in Wikipedia definitely does not do it justice – although I’m not sure any syn0psis could – it’s that complex.\u00a0 I really needed to see it – and not just for this quote from near the end: “The world will always be broken. Repair it anyway.”<\/p>\n
Harry Litman<\/a> (Talking Feds) writes about legal happenings of last week, and how, on balance, they supported or at least aided democracy.<\/p>\n Elizabeth Warren and Greg Casar are working on this same problem<\/a> from a taxation perspective, and the article quotes them. I’m not sure who has the better chance. I think Bernie’s idea might benefot more propl – but both plans look good to me.<\/p>\n It really is terrifying what some people will do<\/a> to convince themselves they are not weak. Statistics din’t really communicate that. But this is a personal story.<\/p>\n RReich Tariff refunds
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