He’s going to fire Anonymous?

I see what you did there. Take your star.

I hope whichever grown man started this really enjoyed watching his teenage rom-com.

I will agree about the hosings, entirely. That was Pandora’s Box.

And all of this was built of out Reconstructionist Democrats who gradually shifted toward the Right after the New Deal.

I’ll disagree re: Johnson, as the Southern Strategy almost certainly was a GOP byproduct of the CRA of 64. Or, maybe I’m entirely incorrect and we are arguing the same point.

Being seen as a peacemaker is considered a threat by the radicalized. Because you’re going to marginalize their voice, or their inalienable right.

To break that system, you have to work from a local level up. Few have the patience to work through that system, as there’s no glory in fights over infrastructure and property taxation.

The Hot Brown.

+1 Ric Flair Finance

Who upgraded the ten thousand chimps from typewriters to internet connections?

He was plucked out for a roughing up?

It wasn’t the French’s fault that the Indians hated them. It wasn’t the Indian’s fault that the French hated them.

Take your star, I love that song.

I’ve always heard Arlo Guthrie credited. I picked up that affectation from “Alice’s Restaurant”.

+1 Big Pink

Wait? We’re talking about the same club that traded Lou Brock to the Cardinals, for Ernie Broglio?

Will this editor be the recipient of the next batch of Dead Letters?

This article needs more Ted Mosby.

Couldn’t the same story be told of so many other post-industrial towns? Small metropolises like my hometown definitely tell the tale. As does the expansion of air travel.