Chris-Crossed 0
Chris Christie demonstrates that it is indeed possible to espouse two opposing views at almost the same time.
A Joint Venture 0
Headlines I never would have predicted, episode one.
Martha Stewart enters the legal marijuana business with help from Snoop Dogg
Cohen Events 0
I know that I claimed that nothing new except a few stray facts and details emerged from the testimony of Michael Cohen before the House Oversight Committee.
Nevertheless, Shaun Mullen reports that he learned something, not from the testimony, but from some of the questioners.
“Thugocracy” 0
Thom wonders what the hell is going on.
“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0
Self-politeness is the politest kind.
The victim did not have a license to carry and the D. A. is considering charges, but, frankly, I suspect he’s already suffered enough.
Lies and Lying Liars 0
At Psychology Today Blogs, Stanton E. Samenow argues that there is no such thing as a “compulsive liar,” that is, someone who lies because he can’t help him- or herself. He suggests that what others may see as compulsion because it happens so frequently may, in fact, be convenience.
He cites an example (emphasis added):
Remind you of anyone in the news Follow the link for more.
Pokemon Gone Wild (Updated) 0
The stupid. It burns.
Addendum:
At the confluence of Pokemon, prejudice, and stupid, some good news.
The Art of the Con 0
Will Bunch considers Michael Cohen’s testimony before the House Oversight Committee and extracts the essence:
Follow the link for his reasoning.
Cohen Events 0
I gather that Michael Cohen’s testimony was quite the show, but I did not watch. As I’ve mentioned before, “read about it tomorrow” is my M. O.
Nevertheless, I agree with Elie Mystal. There was nothing of substance in it that anyone who has been paying attention did not already know, though there were a few new details and documents, and, no, it’s not going to sway the Trumpettes and may not even penetrate their Fox News bubble.
Aside:
Shaun Mullen watched and has the blow-by-blow.