My dad got a couple 4-month-old goats last week to help keep the blackberries in the field below his house under control, and just happened to go out on his deck to catch a doe paying them a visit.
From McGovern’s autobiography, “Grassroots”
McG was talking about the corruption of the Nixon administration for months, culminating in the third of his 30-minute broadcast ads in late October, which expanded on the topics of his speech to the UPI editors early in the month.
In Mike McQuay's EFNY novelization, Snake books a ticket to Eugene to throw off pursuit before he's caught and taken to NY.
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Trying to figure out if “*my* {:.underline}” is part of a joke I don’t understand or a failed formatting command. By Maddie Dai from the New Yorker, July 1, 2024.
His age and competence did come up as early as the GOP primaries, however. His senility wasn’t as obvious in 1980, but evidence of something wrong started piling up well before the 1984 campaign.
It was just 6 months in when he didn’t recognize a Cabinet Secretary.
www.cbsnews.com/news/reagans...
It’s not so much a fear of whether Biden can serve as president so much as can he be an effective candidate against Trump.
Then again, the punditocracy freakout is probably exactly what’s outlined there, because they’re not sending us their best.
Had company last night; kittens disappeared into basement. Wife and friend went out into the backyard for a bit; I stayed in to see how long it would take for cats to show up, then went into office. Few minutes later, I hear crash, come out to find tulips and water on ground. Have not found vase.
Yay, Ticketmaster…so glad to know the exorbitant fees I pay the few times I buy a ticket to something aren't enough to keep my data from being stolen. It's like paying hundreds of dollars a year to a company for a phone line that's mostly used by people to call me with scams!
If you open the photo in a new window it's pretty clear there's no wiper visible. You can see the gaps between the light elements and the reflection wraps around the side of the truck where the windshield ends. Wipers could just be recessed below the hood. Or they could laser the rain away!
I looked pretty closely from a couple of angles; I think it's just a reflection of the lights and the rigging for the lights above. Here's another angle from the slideshow in the article:
During the 2003 heat wave that killed thousands of elderly people across France as the US renamed food items to show their displeasure with countries refusing to acknowledge false Iraq WMD claims, nationally-syndicated editorial cartoonist Chip Bok kept doing stuff like this. Creds in alt.
