As we continue to wait for the final election results, here’s a reminder of a backburner issue that’s bigger than the stove, and most-likely bigger than the kitchen: (Illustration found here). Near-about pushed aside is the…
Once again here we are still waiting — as of Thursday morning Joe Biden was at 264 electoral votes (same number late last night), and the T-Rump remained at 214 votes, with not much changing the…
Election still up in the fetid air this late Wednesday afternoon here in California’s Central Valley — at this particular point Joe Biden has 264 electoral votes after Michigan and Wisconsin dropped on his side,…
Here we are Wednesday, the morning after the night of freak. Although I’d been trying to not become too optimistic the last few weeks with the whole election endeavor maybe looking like a landslide or…
Despite not posting for a good while, I just found this so fucking way-black humorous and beyond the grade of fast-breaking psychotic incidents it had to be put out there (h/t Guardian live): Billy Barr…
A flashback this morning (via Rolling Stone): Linkin Park issued a cease and desist against Donald Trump after the president’s team used their music without permission in a campaign video posted on Twitter Saturday. The…
A black plague of news — Run: ‘Have I got a long way to run?‘ (Illustration: Pablo Picasso’s ‘Les Deux Saltimbanques: l’Arlequin et Sa Compagne,’ found here).
An open-ugly side of hiring nasty, dip-shits: A few details via The Hill this afternoon: “The president makes hiring decisions based on the fact that he likes to have countervailing viewpoints,” McEnany told reporters during…
Hot and breezy this late-afternoon Thursday here in California’s Central Valley, and although 94-degrees right now, reportedly the last ‘cool‘ day for awhile as starting tomorrow triple digits for the next seven to 10 days…
Most-excellent view of positions in the chain and empathy (great h/t Miss Cellania): A little together in diversity as shown by this study on integration in Charlotte, North Carolina, in 2002 (Washington Post this morning):…