I thought it like "Protector of the Veld" from DIrty Rotten Scoundrels

I think that's like being "Protector of the Veld" from Dirty Rotten Scoundrels....

From one couched in sycophantism....

Yeah, like Rhapsody in Blue Period

Thank you, Kenneth! I have worked on tracing signatures on three "autograph" quilts where women would embroider their name on a fabric block and the club would create a quilt for one of the members. The articles are invaluable to identify women who signed as "Mrs. Stevens" or "Mother and Polly".

It's upholding the oath of office that matters.

I don't know. What does he look like?

Is his other ear bleeding?

Love me a Maneki Neko!

Yes! Not sorry, either.

People denied due process might do anything....

I miss my donkey, Buddy, so much!!!!

Newspapers were a key component of fomenting mob violence. Newspapers often published that the accused party should face Judge Lynch.

Et tu, eleven?

11 is a Faker's dozen

Good!

As some who actually worked picking cherries in Oregon, cherry picking doesn't occur unless the cherries are abundant.

That's AWESOME!

"Running" implies there will still be a semblance of a democratic process in 2028.....

Love me some Joe Hill!

I grew up in Salem. I love Oregon! I know how to pronounce "Willamette"

For those at smaller NO KINGS events, I count the people driving by, honking, waving, thumbs-up, fist-pumping, yelling - they were all there too! They voted for us (US!) while the people flipping off, thumbs down were decisively out-voted! What a glorious day!

Yes. The comment from the crowd: "This CAN'T be Rockwall!" Always have hope!

Too funny!

Just got home from Rockwall, Texas. One of the organizers said over 300 people came out - in past events, attendance was around 75. Rockwall is a small, conservative town in the state's smallest county. A lot of support from people driving by.