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Au contraire, for 70 million people, his tantrum act is the epitome of strength, mainly because they never learned what true strength looks like. Their emotional growth peaked in middle school.

Democrats should totally dare him to do it.

I think we will know when the money really moves on such and such a date, because it’ll be coming from the inside.

What is it about Anglo-saxons that so many people don’t understand that they can’t rely on either? Or maybe it’s a language issue in the way the questions was phrased?

Now Trump has his cover to ram this through. As if he thinks he even needed it in the first place—haven’t the Russians always been the good guys?

yeah, just keep telling yourself that so you will feel smarter and not at all horrified when it goes away. 😒

Or to stoop low in that way, anyway.

The only other thing I can guess is that Trump was s***ting us the whole time, the red hats knew he was s***ting us, and this is exactly what all of them wanted in the first place. Because remember: warrior culture craves war.

This is the easiest thing in the world to predict and assumed this was happening, but I have long thought it actually goes beyond this.

Maybe he told her "ruv you rong time" in private.

Oregon has its own checkered history, but it is definitely not the Confederate south, so their conservatism doesn't turn as much on hatred of other people there.

I watched CBS News last night for the first time since The Crappening happened, and they managed to make Katie Britt look downright statesman-like.

I seriously wonder whether Dan has a shot at the broadcasting wing of the Hall of Fame. He's not nearly as famous as most of the announcers there, but he is a broadcaster's broadcaster.

Put the right makeup on Sheridan and he could have passed for a member of the Baseball Furies.

How big are the hot dogs? That's what she wants to know.

If anyone is denied democracy, everyone is denied democracy, even the red hats. But that's OK with them, because although did not have democracy under Jim Crow, either, they certainly did enjoy that warped society.

I'm starting to think not only do they want war, they also want the specter of a nuclearized Iran to justify, if only to themselves, its political and especially economic colonization.

It means this:

I'd never contemplated how a team could strike the tricky balance between boring and horrifying, but man, they nailed it.

I wonder whether I should include Denmark on my list of destinations when I got Europe this spring?

A company must have really good lawyers to feel confident encouraging that much alcohol consumption on their premises.

Kevin McGonigle is not on the Tigers' Spring Breakout Game roster, and if you're itching to see him make the team out of camp, that's a good sign.

… going to make the 26-man squad, at least by May 1.

I like reading this kind of thing when it involves my team. https://www.freep.com/story/sports/mlb/tigers/2026/03/19/detroit-tigers-austin-slater-opt-out-opening-day-roster/89164693007/ Slater, a .248 hitter in his 699-game MLB career, has redefined his approach at the plate since signing with the Tigers, thanks to the player plan given to him by the Tigers ahead of spring training. The results in camp? More walks and fewer strikeouts with damage, all while continuing to showcase his understanding of the strike zone. He remains focused on swing decisions. "My swing felt really good last year, and I got away from being really stubborn in my approach and my plan," Slater said. "Pitch selection was not maybe as great as it's been in years past. It used to be a strength of mine, and I'm trying to hone that back in."