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I wasn't listening to the game like I usually do, but when I played this clip, my dog came running. She knows that when John Rooney and Ricky Horton call a "redbird winner!" it's time to celebrate.

But your own host, Tim Heidecker, seems to think there's only one horse in the world...for him.

Wow, I would have never believed it was just four.

Daredevil #353-358 cover dated June-November 1996.

Dungeon Crawler and Donut love you so much.

Just waiting for McConnell to show up. You know, one way or another.

"He stayed the course."

That's the twist, Joe Pesci is on defense this time. Funding cuts closed a nursing facility and staff were deported so nobody was around to tell Harry Lyme to leave. A down-on-his-luck Kevin breaks into a place he thought was abandoned, looking for his painkiller fix. Hijinks ensue!

"Yep, that's not going anywhere."

We can only tell the arsonist to stop AFTER your house is on fire.

When he's in his villain phase, some are coated in lead paint.

These better be edible.

It's also entirely possible he is doing all of this out of the badness of his own heart.

... can get us through this tragic phase of American democracy. We need people who understand when to fight and when to compromise for what we can get in the short term. Extremism in either direction is going to fail us.

I think the true battle in the party is the realists vs. fabulists. It is fabulist thinking in a purple or even red-leaning district to believe a DSA platform can win (at least with enough certainty) and then to back an uncompromising candidate. It is also fabulist to think that centrism alone ...

I agree completely. Wait, when you say "they" and "silence," you're referring to centrists too, right?

Right now I'm at the point of "Do you draw the line at genocide? Ok then we can work on the rest." And in the general election, I'm voting blue under a "do less harm" moral stance. But for now centrists really aren't doing a whole lot for me in both the colloquial and literal sense.

And I'll add that I've long been a centrist but the DSA platform sure sounds better to me than most of what Schumer and Jeffries are selling.

It bears noting that the term Democratic Socialist is used in countries around the world to describe general liberal policies and social welfare programs. And not all American politicians ascribe to the DSA party, and not all DSA party members agree with that platform.

Virtually all of the A.I.-driven app and search "upgrades" are objectively worse and there are few ways to opt out and still use the same items. Maybe if Google or Facebook offered A.I.-free versions we could see which consumers really want.