Hard to believe there isn't even one journalist who remembers the pre-internet print days fondly enough to jump on "Colom Inches Ahead" as a headline ...
We're all too tired to think about 2028 yet but a fun thing to ponder is what exactly the GOP path to an Electoral College majority would be without Texas, because there isn't one. ...
This country sent one clear, unambiguous message on Tuesday: it hates the fuckin Cheesecake Factory ...
An underrated factor in the muted, sullen, pouting response to last night's humiliation from a lot of the loudest right wing voices on social media is they are all gambling addicts now and were quietly absorbing how much money they just lost.
People have considerably less enthusiasm for entertaining their superiors with a big show of hysterics about "Stop the Steal" after they just lost six months of rent on Ken Paxton. ...
Mike says:
In retrospect, should the democrats gone ahead at let the Republicans remove the ability to filibuster from the Senate back with all that bru-ha-ha in 2005?
Ed says:
It's funny how it never occured to retards like Bill Frist that the rule change could someday be used against the GOP, isn't it? But you have to remember, I suppose, that the rule change was being discussed back in the "permanent republican majority" days.
Fortunately there were a few Republicans who realized that they might not be in power forever. Yes, had the rules been amended the GOP would be looking at a first-class reaming in a few weeks. I suppose the Democrats could change the rule, although I think that would inspire a lot of backlash.