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Leading to more writing space for Jamelle Bouie, right? ... Right?

In retrospect, despite the trick being his idea, it may have been a blunder to combine the characters of Odysseus and the Trojan Horse.

What are your trustworthy sources' views on the Blackity Black Woman Who's Black?

Damon literally cringes at Page's atrocious acting, and Nolan leaves that reaction in the final cut? He's even more of a hack than I thought.

If this current situation were reversed, you can bet that Republicans would have already called a special election guaranteed to be won by a Democrat, to get that extra Dem vote back into the Senate ASAP, and let the chips fall where they may.

McConnell had no legal authority to gain access to her hospital room or medical records, he had no ability to remove her from the Senate, and he had no say in appointing a replacement. But other than that, yeah, I'll bet he was absolutely ruthless, unlike Dems, who won't even storm a DC hospital.

Feinstein refused to resign during her hospitalization, but requested temporary removal from the Judiciary Committee. Senate Republicans refused to agree to that, because again, her absence hampered Democrats.

He was only Minority Leader at the time, but how did he react to Dianne Feinstein? Her absence inconvenienced Democrats, given her committee assignment and the close margin in the Senate.

Will Forte as Wile E Coyote Lana Condor as The Fast Ground Condor John Cena as ACME

I was on a cruise with a bunch of unvaccinated people, ate lettuce every day, and went on the shore tour when we stopped at a leper colony. Lost at roulette, though.

Who did you think discovered the Gorpus Ascending Bile Duct Sphincter? (Trick question. It was his research assistant, Lana Ollyollyoxenfree.)

"That Radley Balko, out there pushing criminal justice reform. He's gotta be rolling in money."

Benghazi and butter emails didn't stick because of any actual investigations; the actual hearings always went poorly for the GOP. It was the yelling away from the hearings all the other hours of the day.

Because one thing I'll acknowledge that elected Ds dropped the ball on is follow-up messaging. "Totally exonerated," Trump declared when a majority less than 60 voted to convict. So keep up with why he was impeached, and why he got off.

Could we split the difference, and do some outright impeaching, and a lot more talking about why the impeachments happened, and why they failed? Because the process is slightly onerous, and voters who aren't political junkies might want to see attempts to tackle other issues, too.

Whose blood, and which direction is the offering going?

So why is it a lie to say that you dumped on Dems for only impeaching him twice? I’m starting to worry about your motivations here.

As a Senator, he could say specific words that would lead to political pressure on Congressional Republicans. You know, like when Thomas Massie lost his primary to a Trump sycophant ... Let me start over.

"Nancy Pelosi's majority could have EASILY impeached him 50 or 100 times There was enough rock-solid evidence for powerful impeachments weekly. Pelosi chose to do nothing."

So, the idea is that impeaching and failing to remove a President dozens of times would convince people he must actually be guilty of something, and thereby damage him politically?