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Did he hurt it signing his contract?

They tend to forget about the guy who did get infrastructure week done. Blinded by the Bronze

I'm not sure they would all fit in the penthouse unless you are planning on for closing on the legitimate condo owners and businesses that occupy that address.

Not quite the same but I keep having flashbacks to this https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1992/11/29/trump-went-broke-but-stayed-on-top/e1685555-1de7-400c-99a8-9cd9c0bca9fe/ After a decade of profligate borrowing, Trump lacked the cash to make his loan payments. Although he owned hotels, skyscrapers, casinos and an airline, his debts exceeded the value of his properties by hundreds of millions of dollars. Trump's lenders could have forced him into personal bankruptcy and stripped him of almost everything. But that didn't happen. Instead, the bankers and investors to whom Trump owed money made a series of deals that left him wealthy. They let him keep some properties and took control of others, and they reduced Trump's personal debt by about $750 million, more than four-fifths of the total. Then there was the time daddy bailed him out of his casino disaster. Between short memories and hero warship 40% of the voting public will probably bail him out again

Caught the first couple episodes of Manhunt (AppleTV). It's based on the search for John Wilkes Booth after Lincoln was murdered. It primarily focuses on Edwin Stanton's investigation. It's very well done so far

It looks like the former guy is getting the old gang back together. Makes it easier to funnel secrets to his handlers and launder dirty money.

You would think his son in law would front him half a $billion out of his Saudi bribe.

They already own his soul. Maybe they're starting to think he's a bad investment.

In the category of WWII era series or movies I'd love to see is one based on Louise Alberto Urrea's novel Goodnight, Irene. The book is based his mother's time serving with the Red Cross during the war as a "Donut Dolly" the group of women who were recruited to bring treats and a bit of "home" to the troops during WWIi, Korea and Viet Nam. These young women often found themselves near the front and in harms way.

It's probably because Crosby slept thru the opening support flights of the invasion😉. It seemed like they tried to include too much into the final episode.

Just passing this along. Companion documentary to Masters of the Air

I worked for a traffic service in the early to mid 90s. We were fairly early adaptors spent a lot of my time in a Cessna 172. Nasty days meant I'd drive around phoning in reports on one of those bricks.

The scary thing about this line of thinking is that the next MAGA leader may be more savvy than the current guy and less grievous oriented.

Just a reminder from the Birthday Boy

Chad Bradford was the first to come to mind thanks to Money Ball. He pitched 12 years in the majors. You can add Kent Tekulve and Dan Quisenberry and Eldon Auker

Stumbled on this. Nice job on the Bob Marley classic. Going into my "hot rotation" playlist

In which of these threads are we discussing Trump's trials? Looks like another one is getting pushed back. This time at the request of the prosecution.

From the way back machine. Trump doing to the USFL what he’s currently doing to the Republican Party

All threads lead back to the Don

Filed under things you can't make up...

Mike Disner's earning his salary in regard to cap management