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Also, not for nothing …

First of all, I don’t understand the presidential political angle to this story. But whatever. Secondly, this is way worse than Giants and Jets moving to Jersey because a high percentage of Bears STHs live in the NW suburbs as well as Lake and DuPage counties. This would add at least 45 minutes to their travel each way. Which is fine by me, I’m not a Bears fan by any stretch. It’s a debate whether this is short-sighted on the Bears’ part for playing hardball with Illinois to such a degree that the state would bail out on negotiations with them, if that’s what’s happening here. But yeah, I’m totally fine with making Indiana residents pay the bill for the new stadium instead of me. Mazel tov to them.

There is a long, long way to go, and even finishing .500 after a 22-38 start would be a literal historical first in big league history. But this is a nice start to a recovery.

Man, you are setting yourself up to really, really hate Scott Harris on August 4. 😉

This might be it.

Bullying and threatening people is the gold of the process! I’m pretty sure he knows what he’s doing on this one.

May bad, June good

If what you are asking is, did Trump put on a green visor, put pen to paper, and spend hours going over spreadsheets and creating flowcharts and call plans? I would guess no.

Dry run for November, December, and January. Work out the kinks now.

Oh, I think it did, sweetie.

Trump engineered the gerrymandering of the House through a pressure campaign, and after Callais, no fewer than eight states redrew their maps in his favor that experts estimate should pick up 10 to 12 seats overall, while another estimate says they could gain as many as 16 to 18 seats if all the aggressive redraws were to fully materialize. Link I don't know what the benchmark would have to be for you to acknowledge it as a success, and maybe it can be argued that he did not get a 100% uptake rate on the re-draws, and there may be some way it all still falls flat for him in November. But at this point, I don't believe it can be reasonably argued that he did not succeed in his quest to engineer a gerrymandering of the House.

This seems like a good spot for this low level joke. The four hidden problems in the panel are problems, but as we can see, a lot more is being hidden in plain sight.

Women?

Most organizations have five on the big club, five more in AAA, and five more in AA. Theoretically, that's up to 15 they can turn to in a pinch, which is what we faced pretty quickly.

What is the Washington Post trying to accomplish by reporting on this? I thought Bezos was in the bag. Or do they see an opening to possibly replace Trump with a fascist who's actually competent on details?

By which they also mean "prosecuting us".

Knowing nothing at all about El-Sayed, if he is elected senator, how would he work to reduce rights and increase restrictions for Jewish Americans?

Bottom line is, there simply is no way to know for sure, so any religion you pick would be a roll of the dice.

Utah and Idaho are worth 10 electoral votes between them.

"Dumocrats' fault." Done.

Why bother having to defend anything when it's so much easier to whatabout?

This is close to one theory I've heard that Epstein was basically working for him.

That's because the children of hard working law abiding Americans wouldn't make a good schutzstaffel.