@NateSilver538 The sitting US government ran interference to help a tech CEO sell invaluable technology to an enemy country despite laws forbidding it. This would be a presidency ending scandal in most times but it’s just a day ending with y for Trump
Trombonist Stuart Dempster gets some 90th birthday attention in our new podcast. Plus Donnacha Dennehy writes for orchestra, Trevor Bača and @JACKQuartet channel Beckett, and new albums by Szabó, Wadada and Anna Webber get a listen.
https://t.co/mCcixuXQmN @NonesuchRecords@KBCS
@amwilson_opera In the US at least, "talent" is simply industry jargon for on-screen people in general, especially actors and interview guests. It doesn't necessarily connote extraordinary ability.
@powellAtlantic I think it's coming from a combination of Russian bots and screeching from (overwhelmingly) white DSA/antizionist types terrified that with the Democrats' overwhelming new margins in Congress mean they no longer have to appease the extremists within their ranks.
@ohiobluedog Doubt it would have mattered. The bottom line was that nobody voted for veeps back then. Al Gore I think was the first in my day to successfully attract candidates to the ticket, and that was in the context of a 3-way race, where he added environmentalist bone fides to Clinton.
It is absolutely wild that days after massive Black turnout propelled Democrats to a huge victory in the House, mostly white leftists are publicly demanding that Democrats reject the first Black Speaker of the House.
If you wanted a better example of the out-of-touch-ness of the left I’m not sure you could make one up that matches this.
A splendid Petrushka tonight by @SeattleSymphony and Jonathan Stockhammer, coupled with Unsuk Chin's Rocaná (whose authentic Sanskrit pronunciation is "RO-chuh-nuh" रोचन ). and Szymanowski’s Second Violin Concerto with Leila Josefowicz. Three modern works at @BenaroyaHall.