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  1. 15 days ago on Michael Ramirez

    You cannot shut the border. It is not possible. Therefore, you deal with the influx a different way.

    Even the great wall of china was scaled. And that was a far more expansive wall than we have planned. And the terrain at the border makes a continual wall impossible. Plus the fact that a lot of border is actually private property, and many of those people don’t want a fence on their land. Because of poor surveying, many people have property that actually encompasses part of Mexico as well as Texas. Cue the lawsuits, which will cause serious delay of construction and will cost the US taxpayer serious dollars.

    I don’t know the exact method of funding. It makes far more sense for the US to buy the ammo, stimulating the economy, and send it over there than to give them money and have them spend it here, so I’m going with that until proven otherwise.

    And if $60 billion will prevent WW III, in my mind it’s a good investment. If we hand Ukraine to Putin, he will not stop. He wants all of the Soviet Union back, so on to the Balkans, and why stop there? WW III will be guaranteed to be far more costly, and not just in dollars.

    The fact that I do not agree with you does not make me ignorant in any way. I am okay to have a back-and-forth, but not if you resort to name-calling or insults. You seem better than that.

    I would be happy to see your take on Build Back Better, but I will be away from internet access for several days. I’m sure we’ll have other opportunities another time.

  2. 15 days ago on Robert Ariail

    Actually, I have read opinions of brain pathologists who state that this has the markings of actual physical decay, not simple mental breakdown. This would be far more serious.

    Your implosion theory is good as far as it goes, but that would assume that he knew that what he was doing was wrong, thereby causing mental stress. I don’t believe he thinks that lying is a bad thing; he might subscribe to the maxim that if you ain’t cheating, you ain’t trying. Being a terrible excuse for a human being has never caused him a sleepless night. I’ll bet the farm on that.

  3. 15 days ago on Phil Hands

    I think that’s the difference I pointed out. Ordering a hit would definitely not fall under the definition of an official act. I think it actually narrows the question. Granted, the question was decided already, and they should have let that decision stand. But if they had to take it up, I’m glad they changed the wording. That assumes that I truly understand legalese, and I make no claims to that understanding.

  4. 16 days ago on Clay Bennett

    I have to correct my post above. I had first gone to dictionary-dot-com to see if my memory was correct. They had no noun definition of the word. I thought it was just lost to history.

    After I posted, I went to mirriam-webster-dot-com. It corroborated my story for the most part. Here’s how I was incorrect: the number used was 10 to the 100th power. The mathemetician was named, and his nephew, who provided the word, was also named.

    I could have sworn it was spelled “google” in that book but it’s been lost for many many years. The dictionary notes that the noun form is spelled “googol”, since it has three "o"s (aka zeros) in it.

  5. 16 days ago on Mike Luckovich

    “Tune in again next week (or next month or next year) for the next episode of “As the Stomach Turns”. (Cue “all-skate” organ music)

  6. 16 days ago on Clay Bennett

    That can happen because “they’re not here for me”.

    The first person who reaches for a weapon is the first person who has run out of ideas. The ideal choice for those who have short tempers and a certainty that they are right.

  7. 16 days ago on Clay Bennett

    As much as I agree, we cannot forget Strom Thurmond, Ted Stevens, or Jesse Helms. I’m sure I’m leaving some out. There’s plenty of competition for the Worst Ever.

  8. 16 days ago on Clay Bennett

    The desire to irritate in addition to simply disagreeing is part of the rules of the cult, and seems to be the price of admission. Many of those running for office as bomb-throwers state that their intention is to “own the libs”.

    Just like calling people names, it’s way childish. “Does this bug you? I’m not touching you. Does this bug you? I’m not touching you…….”

  9. 16 days ago on Clay Bennett

    Even Republicans hate Cruz. I’m placing my bets on Lindsey Graham. I’m surprised the Dotard hasn’t yet endorsed him.

  10. 16 days ago on Clay Bennett

    Google and Facebook are the largest worldwide spy networks, and most of us are willing to give away any semblence of privacy for the privilege of using them. Go figure.

    I won’t even use the word “google” as a verb.

    Decades ago, my parents bought me a book that provided information on the origins of many words in the English language. It stated that a mathemetician asked his child to come up with a name for 10 to the 100,000 power (or something similarly gigantic…it WAS decades ago). The kid answered “A google.”

    And now you know…..the rest of the story.

    By the bye, I recommend DuckDuckGo.