Those Converse sneakers are genius! (Xi Jinping banned Winnie the Pooh in China when some folks pointed out his resemblance to the Bear of Very Little Brain.)
As always, it's the "Republicans pounce" approach to journalism.
Followed up by the Double Standard on questioning elections, "Jim Eagle"-style.
"Gender equity," like most multicultural pieties, is on a collision course with itself. It also represents Kamala's latest non-accomplishment.
I was on the boycott the NBA train for it's support of BLM and Communist China (18% of their revenue). With Mr. Kanter, I may watch the Celtics. I love Pooh (banned in China!) tanks.
It's pretty easy to check Ms. Abrams' claim of voter suppression in 2018. A quick search on the Politico and USA Today websites show that Nathan Deal beat Jason Carter in 2014 by 1,341,161 to 1,138,476 votes. In 2018, Brian Kemp beat Abrams 1,978,408 to 1,923,685. Abrams lost with 637,247 more votes than Deal won with four years earlier. There were 1,489,691 more votes cast in 2018 than in 2014. The numbers simply do not support Abrams ludicrous assertions of voter suppression.
You were right about Dune. It's pretty good. Better than Apple's Foundation, too.
French Dispatch was OK. Two of the latest Bond film actors and one of the Dune actors, so kinda deja vuish.
Those Converse sneakers are genius! (Xi Jinping banned Winnie the Pooh in China when some folks pointed out his resemblance to the Bear of Very Little Brain.)
This was your best column ever!
As always, it's the "Republicans pounce" approach to journalism.
Followed up by the Double Standard on questioning elections, "Jim Eagle"-style.
"Gender equity," like most multicultural pieties, is on a collision course with itself. It also represents Kamala's latest non-accomplishment.
I was on the boycott the NBA train for it's support of BLM and Communist China (18% of their revenue). With Mr. Kanter, I may watch the Celtics. I love Pooh (banned in China!) tanks.
Great column.
It's pretty easy to check Ms. Abrams' claim of voter suppression in 2018. A quick search on the Politico and USA Today websites show that Nathan Deal beat Jason Carter in 2014 by 1,341,161 to 1,138,476 votes. In 2018, Brian Kemp beat Abrams 1,978,408 to 1,923,685. Abrams lost with 637,247 more votes than Deal won with four years earlier. There were 1,489,691 more votes cast in 2018 than in 2014. The numbers simply do not support Abrams ludicrous assertions of voter suppression.