He was too worried about his hair getting wet to deal with the interview.

Putin smiles.

Clinton sold out Labor for Wall St. Gave up on working men for soccer moms. It hasn't worked for anyone but Wall St.

#203 | Posted by Corky at 2026-06-07 02:26 PM
This argument would hold some water with me if I saw anyone but the Bernie-allied trying to do anything about the current system. Otherwise, Dem leadership has simply sold out to the same institutions that have owned the GOP for the last couple of generations, leaving the majority of the public scrambling for crumbs. The "establishment" working to gut Graham Platner may as well put neon around their intent. They'd rather keep Collins than let another Sanders acolyte into the Senate.

Nothing gets fixed in this country without Campaign Finance reform.

Canada has cut off beef imports from TX, I see.
Are we tired of all the winning, yet?

BLOTUS isn't a drooling lump in a straight jacket.... for now.

This is a test to see just how stupid Texas is and has become.
We'll see. They keep electing Cruz.

Nothing gets fixed in this country without Campaign Finance reform.

You just offended Platner.

#7 | Posted by BellRinger

And you're a Putin puffing pedo protector.

When did being stupid become a virtue?

#3 | Posted by ClownShack

When it effected share price on Wall St. and the futures of obsolete industries.

The GOP has been indulging in Nazi-adjacent rhetoric since Newt Gingrich met Roger Ailes and the word "liberal" became some sort of pejorative they kept hammering on. I remember a German Foreign Ministry jr official getting axed at Karl Rove's insistence for pointing this out around Iraq2. If you've read histories of Germany in the '30s and/or biographies of Hitler, Goebbels and/or Goering, the parallels are plain as day.
And I'm at least as angry with Dem "leadership" of the last 40 years for selling out and letting it happen.

My biggest regret about working at night and for so many hours is that I should have spent more time with my kids.

#13 | Posted by Whatsleft

When I worked in PT, before RN school, I had a dear, sweet little ol' lady patient look me dead in the eye and say "Nobody ever lay on their death bed, saying 'I wish I'd spent more time at work.'. Stopped me dead in my tracks and caused a serious rethink about work, etc. After I got out of RN school, especially after I started working for Temp agencies, making a little extra cash, I cut my hours back. I made enough in OT to more than cover taking an extra day off during the week(Advantage of working in the OR).
I have retired with enough.

If you work nights consistently, you can adapt. Some folks thrive there. Not everyone is wired to work day shifts. I LOVED 3-11s. Hardly ever even saw traffic working in SF, San Jose. Personally, I figured that even chickens have more sense than to be awake before dawn.
The problems arise when you work rotating/inconsistent shifts. Days one week, nights the next, ... Aside from just what it does to your self, after awhile, it really plays hell on any kind of family relationships you hope to enjoy. Not healthy.

Maybe Pres Trump could get BR5-49 to perform at the Freedom 250 concert?

BR5-49 - Me 'n' Opie (Down by the Duck Pond) (Live at Robert's Western World, Nashville, TN - January 1996)
www.youtube.com

#15 | Posted by LampLighter

The band broke up, but, I can pretty much 100% guarantee you that Chuck isn't interested in that gig. Known the guy since college.

And the GOP wonders why it appears racist af to a huge segment of the population.

"turns into"???
This has been going on since Nixon in '68, at least.

I'm waiting for the TV coverage and advertisers start to dropping out.

I guess it won't matter. Whatever happens, it'll be "The biggest audience, ever.".

I wonder what NASA could have done with the money squandered on fElon and Bezos' vanity projects?

With just a hint of Warsaw Ghetto. Chef's kiss

They shot the Epstein Files into space? They blew up on Bezos' last rocket?