My only hope is that legit Supreme Court Justices treat him like he doesn’t belong there. In a perfect world, they’d call him “Merrick” every chance they get. Or, “Not Merrick.” But never “Brett.”
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This needs more stars. Most of the readers must live in the State of Denial!
Remember, the phrase “under God” was inserted during the Cold War in order to distinguish us from those Godless Commies. As if the Beach Boys weren’t enough to do the trick.
*sigh* Calvin’s right. . .
With all due respect to AOC, I’m not buying that she’s read the entirety of Infinite Jest because nobody has ever finished it*
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A sad passing: today we lost one of the finest jazz singers of all time. At age 81, Nancy Wilson was still a tremendous voice in American music. From her debut in 1959 until damn near the end, she never stopped working and recording. I’ve chosen one lovely duet (with Andy Williams in 1967) and one Christmas song from…
So much for “all life is precious,” eh Senator?
Write! Write! WRITE! Call! Call! CALL!
I can see how he’d get pissed if you tried to tell him the book is about Stalin. It’s clearly written with Leon Hopsky in mind
No author in their right mind will tell you what their work actually “means” because, once you give away the secret, the work loses its allure.
I would argue, respectfully, that the self-aggrandizing myths men tell each other—which are then accepted uncritically and enshrined in, say, the press as a matter of record—are among the most common ways men (and yes, people) consolidate their interests and protect each other, whether they know exactly what they’re…
Yes, but you’re ignoring the most important point of all, won’t someone think of the astrologers.
A fair day’s rage for a fair day’s smirk.
If you just want to see unionized workers make excuses for why black people deserve to be killed, we already have police unions.
informed industry colleagues of the pending closure of the 18-year-old agency
I was excited when I posted the magnetic comment. Thought it was a witty victory of the most cleverest proportions.
Twenty years ago, the Mohawks of Kanesatake were at the center of an armed standoff that captivated the nation and…
To give you a sense of how much Republican lawmakers care about women, take this vignette from Senator Pat Roberts today. When asked by a TPM reporter if he supported repealing Obamacare, Roberts sarcastically responded, “I wouldn’t want to lose my mammograms.”
Now that President Obama has moved on, it’s actually nice to see the new leader of the free world sitting in the Oval Office, and also Donald Trump.