Brian J. Rogal

Some say I resemble David Duchovny. Don’t see it myself. Beliefs: right to bare arms (i.e. going sleeveless); original sin (everyone is guilty); Gmail is wrong.

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@CharlesPPierce What’s really funny is that the reporter takes a common phrase and weirdly attributes it to Lincoln

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@JoshuaHol

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@John_Kass I wonder, who chose the photo illustration, and was it meant as a sly comment?

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@PeterMoskos Yes you are making assumptions and maybe you’re wrong were my exact points

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@historylvrsclub 1944 to be precise

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@JoshuaHol Rule of Life: Never criticize a good dive buddy. (At least wait until the trip is finished)

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@RobynElyse The police do not seem to realize cement and concrete are not the same thing. And even though you need cement to make concrete, putting cement in a milkshake does not get you a concrete milkshake. If it did, everyone would do it, because that would be kind of cool.

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@kajillion123 @soulkhan @SouthBaltimore @BrianRoss You apparently didn’t read about the case either. It began when the boy was a baby, during the Bush administration. And it didn’t even have anything to do with Bush. Every thing that happened was done by Missouri and local officials.

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@ChaseKerby I was surprised no one picked Time for Me to Fly from the worst-named album of all time and from the worst-named band of all time

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@joshtpm This is more confusing than the last season of Lost.

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@JuliusGoat Let us be clear, we will rock you

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@ggreenwald Shachtman’s tweet and the story’s headline are fraudulent. It’s not about Ivanka or Jared. They are barely mentioned. It’s really just a very long piece about TM and its place in US culture. I and J, like 10s of millions of others, including Clint Eastwood, just practice it.

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@CharlesMBlow “no concerted effort to get things wrong” might be the faintest praise ever for a newspaper. Should’t the NYT be held to a higher standard?

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@drvox Exactly what OBL intended.

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@CoreyRobin Did the disruptive social movements of the 30s really exist in recognizable form prior to FDR’s election?

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Mixed-use mega-developments and corporate relocations are happening in most major US cities, especially in the Midwest. In Chicago, it will continue, Rahm or no Rahm. One guy is never that important.

[AJ LaTrace @ajlatrace]

Very curious about what will happen with Lincoln Yards and other mixed-use mega-developments. Rahm was a driving force behind these sweeping, large-scale mega-developments and corporate relocations, both of which will remain a big part of Rahm's legacy

[Chipp Inn @thechippinn]

Fake news

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@joshtpm D-I-S-R-E-S-P-E-C-T

[Sarah Kendzior @sarahkendzior]

Goal of stories, as I've explained, is to create illusion of internal dissent instead of consolidated power. NYT did same on Bannon, Gorka.