Yes. I’m very excited about HRC. I’ve loved the lady since the 90s.

THIS! I am hoping that the first thing Bill Clinton does as first dude is bake cookies. :D

Plenty of people are excited.

I’m reading it now. He’s a really good writer. You KNOW the book wasn’t ghost written! It is absolutely his voice; dadjokes, hamminess and all.

I think Bon Jovi appeals more to those of us who grew up during that time. Springsteen is more timeless.

That record still gets to me even decades later.Brilliant! After reading his autobiography, Darkness has even more meaning.

Eh, TOL has its moments, but Darkness on the Edge of Town is his true masterpiece. So much ander, grace loneliness and longing on that one. He managed to avoid being a target of Punk ire, and stay relevant.

All the yes for Tunnel of Love! That said, I find Born IN The U.S.A an incredibly entertaining album. It’s just fun, with a big, driving sound. Some of the synth work hasn’t aged well, but that’s a minor quibble with the album that first turned me onto Springsteen.

Tunnel of Love is one of the best albums about the pleasures and pitfalls of adult relationships I’ve ever heard.

It would have to be a brilliant disguise.

The Boss playing in the new Boss.

Jon Bon Jovi has been an avid campaigner for Dem candidates for years. I saw him perform at a John Kerry rally in Ohio back in the 2004 elections.

This summer, I gave Born in the U.S.A. another more critical (and ultimately more forgiving) listen. For a record that’s made up almost entirely of songs that became hit singles, it’s also really, really good. Although my favorite track on the album was—and is—“I’m on Fire,” the aforementioned hits (particularly…

I didn’t like Springsteen in the 80's when I was a young teenager. Then I grew up, started to thinking discerningly for myself, and realised that not only is he an amazingly subversive artist, he’s a genuinely talented musician and poet in his own right.

Conservatism: Pushing back against objective reality since St Ronald of Reagan descended from capitalist heaven in the year of our lord, nineteen hundred and eighty.

Ugh. :(

Listen, I’m going to take this as a sign that a long-cursed entity can defeat a racist mascot — and that it can happen twice in one week. Go Hubbies!

Grew up in Chicago. Now live in Seattle. Am a cubs fan.

As a palate cleanser: Women are decorating Susan B Anthony’s headstone with “I voted” stickers.

I think we can safely presume that he will be fired/asked to resign/sent to Siberia sooner rather than later.