Good to see that some folks can't be dazzled.
Good to see that some folks can't be dazzled.
Night storms always make me nervous. If something dreadful's coming I want to see it from the front porch in the daylight.
I'm in no mood for another embarrassment.
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There are entirely too many Arkansas politicians on Fox.
She's been smug about operating under a political "mandate," but has taken too much for granted. Sarah's early failed endorsements for Conway School Board candidates should have given her pause. She should sit down with a couple of previous governors and humbly learn about Arkansas politics.
Felt that one in my bones, y'all.
Respect.
"Boots in the casket," for example, would NOT be a useful device because that is a moral bridge too far even for politicians.
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Just a reminder that "boots on the ground" is a political/military objectification. In the literary analysis biz we call it a chremamorphism, and the purpose is to dehumanize.
"Boots on the ground" only works as a device when there are actual feet in those boots holding up living soldiers.
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So many narcissists competing for attention.
It's like planting tomatoes - I always jump the gun and bathe in regret.
The hubris. I'm guessing neither his wife nor God has forgiven him.
This campaign needs a jingle.
Phi-somethings frat party at the rock crusher. August, easily 105β°. Lukewarm PGA punch. Gap Band so loud and bassed out my circulatory system altered.
Wow.
curling and twisting like a nest of anacondas, as if blindly to clutch at any hapless object within reach
Faulkner County Election Commission is solemnly live, kids. www.youtube.com/live/m38pG5V...
Everything he says and does.
Everything.
That's like one of those Twilight Zone/Night Gallery versions of hell.
She's like an old samurai whose great battles are behind her but every once in a while she kills a man with piece of paper just to prove a point
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Of course the guns were acquired legally. The suspect openly carried legally as well. All of that's on you, Texas.
That won't stop the locals and feds, though, from making sinister connections.
Takes me back to the old satanic panic days when there were devils, devils everywhere.
So look who visited Camden the day before bombing Iran. Just checking on the war supply chain.
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At the beginning of this year, I found myself unexpectedly drawn to Melville, wanting to read beyond βMoby Dick.β So the stories from βThe Piazza Tales,β βBilly Budd,β and now βThe Confidence-Man,β and I think itβs the readerβs version of the trick knee presaging storms; you know before you know.
Knew about the others. The Iranian assassination "attempt" (vs a threat) Cotton mentioned was something entirely new to me.
"...the attempted assassination of President Trump" - what's Cotton talking about, here? Did I miss something?
"The president is starting to get pissed with Huckabee for interfering with his negotiation," said a person familiar with the matter. "And he hasn't forgotten that his daughter refused to endorse him in the last campaign."
Well, then.
Ha! You know what's coming.