An underachieving malcontent trying to make sense of our nation's god-awful state of affairs. Really, people, can't you see- the orange turd tells lies.
I remember hanging around the CBS TV City set of Mary Tyler Moore's short-lived variety series (shortly after the end of her flagship show) and all were abuzz about this guy playing Mork over at the Paramount lot. Before his show aired, he was already the talk of the town.
@westendhamfan My Fair Lady - The King and I- Oklahoma- Carousel- Follies-
Sunday in the Park with George- Sweeney Todd- Hamilton- Showboat- West Side Story-
Cabaret- Pacific Overtures- Gypsy- The Sound of Music- Evita
Porgy and Bess- Guys and Dolls- Pippin- Funny Girl- The Producers
@JRMcGrail@kevinddaly There are a lot of sick, twisted minds on Twitter. I think I love them all. "Neither a borrower nor a lender be, do not regret..."
@BCDreyer For some reason, I see a musical number with Norma and Donald Trump to the tune of the old Dr. Pepper ads, "I'm a racist he's a racist she's a racist we're all racists... " while dancing down the street with his jack-booted base.
I should stop sniffing glue.
@RepSwalwell And I hope you're done with listening to lectures about being un-American from the party whose electoral success was due to Putin's Russia.
@WhitfordBradley By now, O'Rourke has certainly noticed that people really like him but they want him to have more political experience and accomplishments under his belt before running for the highest office in the land. It's time to accept the realpolitik and graciously exit the stage.
@MrJoeKeenan Maris assisted by Carleton the doorman, Lars Lindstrom and Norm's wife Vera (not to be confused with Brenda Blethyn's Vera who could easily solve this crime).
@peterdaou I'm a Warren supporter but I believe Harris would most confound the orange turd at a debate- a strong, black female prosecutor who can give a side glance that could melt the most hardened criminals. Boy, would that get under his skin.
@DMurphyOfficial One day, in a perfect world, a dueling sing-off: Murphy and Streep sing "Could I Leave You?" and both are note for note perfect in their own inimitable way