I’m told that, in response to my prior tweet, @EliseStefanik deleted her 1/6/21 statement — that those who stormed the Capitol “must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.” Here is Elise’s statement again. Feel free to share. #nomorecrackpots
At a time of massive crises facing working families, my Republican colleagues have suddenly become very concerned about the deficit. That's funny. I didn't hear these concerns when they passed trillions in tax breaks for the rich & a blank check for endless wars. What hypocrisy!
Excited that DEATH IN MUD LICK is one of 5 finalists for an Edgar Award for best true crime book of 2020. @EdgarAwards
In some mighty fine company here with @frumpenberg @SierraMurdoch @arielsabar Mark A. Bradley
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With Troy Aikman, *every* 3rd down is a “big third down” and every play not converted is either “you have to make that play” or “if he had just done “X” he would have made that play.
#uselesscommentary
To pass some time, played Chat Pack. Here is the question I got. “What is the one event in the future whose outcome you would really like to know now?” Hmmmm...@ngelfond
Republicans in Washington are happy to cheer on Trump's bogus conspiracy theories on non-existent election fraud, but refuse to support him when it comes to providing a $2,000 direct payment to working class Americans facing economic desperation. Pathetic.
This week, Republicans objected to giving workers $1,200 checks to pay rent and feed their families.
Why?��
“The deficit.”
They didn’t care about the deficit when they passed $2 trillion in tax cuts for big corporations and millionaires.
The biggest deficit is in their values.