Greg, liked the piece and agree with much of your analysis. But you gotta concede: Swalwell being Swalwell, he's APPEARING to threaten accountability without explaining what "consequences" he has in mind.

"You might have to talk to Congress" is not a penalty.

We may have to teach them about one meme though.

I've changed a lot in ten years.

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Robert what now? Does he look like this but with a glued on moustache?

Saquon offers us a fascinating peek into how deep in the brainfolds bothsidesism gets. It doesn't really matter that Trump is crashing the global economy and flouting SCOTUS, he is a Republican, which means a meeting with him is equivalent in politics points to one (1) meeting with Barack Obama.

"Working class" is a shitty and imprecise term that we all use how we want. When I was a teacher trainee, I would have described us as underpaid lower-middle, unless I woke up feeling poor that day. Will is just using one of several available definitions and apparently not a Marxist-friendly one.

Your rebuttal was that Will is not discussing the "working class" the way Marx would define it, correct?

Where in this exchange does either party draft on Marx's definition of "working class"?

None of the above. The winner is this fellow.

This is gonna outpace it by the midterms though.

These actually slap as a base for loaded fries. Place in Austin called Yellow Ranger used to do them like so and they were incredible.

I applaud Sysco for their role in encouraging pub food innovation.

Have you ever meant to type Gmail.com and forgotten a letter? First time for me.

Judging by their soccer kits the drip on a football team would be out of control.

Zillow every time I scroll through the Max Price drop-down, see the lowest option is $500,000, and have to type my budget in manually.