Ok, sure, I’m convinced there are staffers who needed her there to save their own jobs/necks, but in the end she must have had enough self-awareness to say “I’m not doing this any more.” But your point is well taken.

Nailed it. I assume they’re operating in our timeline and my thought was also that no one will care. And the photos were just of some artsy photos of guys shooting a gun an silhouetted against a flag and two non-descript children huddled together. Hell, we saw actual photos of the bodies of refugees washed ashore and…

But at least no one in this episode walked down the middle of a wet street in NYC to symbolize their sadness or loneliness.

Dying “in office” could not have been her wishes... Could it?

If I’m not mistaken, Lane Factor has something coming up with Steven Spielberg.

Or about Kevin McCarthy trying to keep his job as speaker. He’s about to drive the national car over a cliff because he’s afraid of five or six people who he thinks will be mad at him.

The idea of Kevin McCarthy trying to contact an influencer is hilarious.

Only way to be sure.

First saw him in the BBC series The Singing Detective, a genre blending movie that was much better than the Robert Downey Jr. movie version that came later.

No one is saying they need to cut scenes out, we’re saying the can speed up the pace a bit. Two different things.

There was more action, sure, but when it started and they were still inside the warp-speed whales, I thought I was watching the wrong episode from last week. I was like... “Still???”

OK, I saw your comment about “I’m looking at it now...”, switched to Firefox and still nothing. Every other page’s comment section shows up in Firefox... except the Root. I don’t know why that would be.

The Root comment section is gone.

Right, but when he says leadership, is he talking about the UNION leadership? Is he accusing union leadership of selling auto workers down the river?

This. People not using the “dismiss” feature against known trolls is what killed the Root comment section. Eff their “oh, are you afraid of (dumbass) questions, derp????” attempts at logic.

That quote by Michael Caine from yesterday about how they didn’t need intimacy consultants in the “good ol’ days” aged worse than bologna left in the hot sun.

Exhibit A: Trump talking out of both sides of his mouth in one sentence.

“Under the Trump administration, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has systematically rolled back workers’ rights to form unions and engage in collective bargaining with their employers, to the detriment of workers, their communities, and the economy. “

Nothing says “pro union” like a life-long history of stiffing Union workers who perform a job for you.

His entire interview was a big steaming pile of “just asking questions.”