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First, "Meadows and Scavino" sounds like one of those soft rock musical duos from the 70s that'd sing songs like "Precious and Few." It is a good thing that the Justice Department under Merrick Garland isn't political as it was under William Barr. But It's a bad thing the Justice Department under Merrick Garland isn't... Continue Reading →
Is there a coverup going on about the police response to the Uvalde school massacre? While the 18-year-old shooter was inside a classroom with elementary students, some who had covered themselves in their classmates' blood to hide and others who may have been bleeding to death, 19 cops refused to enter the classroom for 90... Continue Reading →
Kids, we took last week off from the CNN Opinion Newsletter which is why you didn't get one in your email last Sunday. You are a subscriber, right? If you want to help me keep a job, you are. Anyway, I still have some roughs for you. Most of these are from the Maybe folder... Continue Reading →
It's the Queen's 70th year as the monarch of the United Kingdom. She is also the monarch and head of state of 14 Commonwealth realms, such as Canada, Jamaica, Belize, New Zealand, etc. Queen Elizabeth II is the longest-reigning monarch in English history. Queen Victoria is second with a 63-year reign from 1837 to 1901.... Continue Reading →
President Joe Biden delivered a rare primetime address last night urging Congress to pass tough gun regulations, saying it's time to "stop the carnage." It's past time to stop the carnage. President Biden noted how Congress has done nothing to stop gun violence after decades of mass shootings, and said, “After Columbine, after Sandy Hook,... Continue Reading →
I'm a little nervous about this cartoon. But I think I'm right to draw it. I hate explaining cartoons in the blog, but I'm going to do that today. I already have people on Facebook screaming at me over this one, and that's OK. A lot of people didn't watch the trial, so I'll sum... Continue Reading →
Did you know that more than 30 states have laws allowing school districts to arm teachers? Naturally, giving guns to teachers is a Republican idea, like banning doors. It's not a great idea to arm teachers. Some states require over 150 hours of firearm training before a school employee can carry a gun to school,... Continue Reading →
Sometimes when I create a post on Facebook, the algorithms or whatever will read the hashtags, and if it's something that can be associated with charity, Facebook will ask me if I want to create a fundraiser. So if you hashtag a hurricane, COVID, women's rights, Black Lives Matter, etc, it will ask if you... Continue Reading →
Ted Cruz went to Harvard and Princeton. He was a debate champion. With that in mind, I'm not ready to classify him as a moron despite the fact he says moronic things. While I'm not sure he's a moron, stupid, or an idiot, I know for sure he's a lot of other things. Ted Cruz... Continue Reading →
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