"He did it to explain the reasons for his sons' outdoor sporting activities, which any good parent should do."

-- The party of family values

Necessity for Americans:

A functional and functioning government that doesn't represent only the top .000001 percent in wealth and the lowest 30 percent in intelligence.

Moving the money, if there is any, to tight races. Nice.

I wonder if the local stations asked for their ad money up front.

"Boaz said alot of truths that cut progressives to their souls."
subliberal

Boaz didn't have a clear thought in his head or couldn't express it.

He didn't know what the Daily Mail didn't outrage him with trans news first thing in the morning.

He bragged about saving Muslims in Afghanistan ("You don't know what I did"), while wanting to kill plenty of them when he got home. I'm certain he knew what his task was and performed it well. I am not certain he had any idea of the ultimate mission, because his CiC certainly didn't.

Boaz bragged for awhile about jumping jobs every nine months for extra money, like that was a good thing in the long term. (Not someone brought up having to send anyone a resume.)

He bragged about all his Black friends he was convincing were on the Democratic plantation. Uh-huh.

He came here and aired out his sexual desires often. Like his buddies.

He was the low-hanging fruit.

Now it's BillJohnson, whom I've plonked (not that he cares), not because I disagree with him, but because he provides little value for the amount he posts. The takedowns tell me all I need to know.

I was always amazed and sort of respected Bill's ability to deflect and defend and not get ruffled, no matter what. Then he conveniently would leave or have a hissy fit.

Now he's gone from my feed, and I personally feel better. Not like I come here to make things worse for myself.

All rocks are doing what comes naturally to them, trying to return to the core of the earth.

Yeah, and I used to listen to Rush for lots of reasons, through about the 1990s. I knew his shtick well.

Fox News, never. When Hannity moved from ATL radio to national exposure, things got really bad.

On air locally/regionally he was dumb and aggressive, a sure shot to stardom.

I think it was dead ol Rushbo who popularized the phrase for the nascent idiocracy, for people who got all their news from drive time talk radio.

Visitor.

"Oh, I definitely do it intentionally.
Visitor"

Many immigrants try to improve their command of the language. Better look over your shoulder.

90% likely to spend his entire life in poverty. Today, that's 73% of Black men.
Your teacher knows by 8th grade, and then it's the school-to-prison pipeline.

Thanks, Bill Clinton, for that last part. The first "black" president.

66. That fluidity of pronouns has made aspects of an editor's life easy. Used to be you had to find all kinds of workarounds, then the he or she or s/he nonsense, and making sure for every man example, there was a woman example.

To hell with all that now. I can use they however I want, even with a singular, but I don't.

I've been through four editions to date of the Chicago Manual of Style, and AP for decades. Some aspects of capitalization remain for a reason.

Saying Democrat party is the equivalent now of saying I'm MAGA. It used to be cute.

Now it's intentionally lighting a match.

Have at it, moronn [sic].

I don't know who Kamala Harris thinks her constituency is, but I wish she would go the ---- away.

61. It's matter of grammar. If you want to portray yourself as semiliterate, which most MAGA folks must be, go no further.

The "Democrat Party" Label

Grammar Rule: Using "Democrat" as an adjective (such as saying "Democrat platform" or "Democrat policy") is considered grammatically incorrect by standard usage guides.
Political Context: According to Associated Press News, the use of "Democrat Party" as a truncated label has a long history among political opponents. Wikipedia notes that while it began neutrally, it has functioned as a deliberate political epithet or slurring shorthand since the 1940s and 1950s (promoted by figures like Senator Joseph McCarthy and the Republican National Committee) to intentionally omit the suffix "-ic".