A man was murdered in a brutal, calculated way. "Things happen" is simply not sufficient. It's insulting and monstrous. If Eric or Don Jr. were killed this way by a terrorist, would we say "things happen?"

I can't stand being out for a hike in the woods and encountering someone with Apple ear buds carrying on a conversation with someone over the phone. You're on a hike, for gosh sakes!

Make him come to London for a deposition, but don't let him meet with King Charles.

From here in Missoula, they were spectacular. I have seen them green before, but never RED! What a gift!

I'm with him.

Americans should never forget: primary elections are a tax-payer funded way for the parties to select their candidates for the general election. If I had my way, the parties would pay something for this publicly funded benefit.(primary elections are not mentioned even ONCE in the Constitution.)

I studied poetry with the late, great Richard Hugo. He advised us when we were stuck on where a poem should go, to "throw in an alligator." Something so unexpected yet so important it demanded its own narrative that would successfully propel the poem. You're welcome.

Plus, he's short. And compensating for it by being the biggest jerk he can be.

He went from rocker to "you kids get off my lawn" pretty completely. The dude hasn't been relevant since 1990.

I have librarians and nurses among my family and friends. I hold both professions in high regard.

A shorter version: Assertion is not Evidence. Just because you say so don't make it so.

That happens sometimes.

The person who defines Reality wins. That's why we have to never stop pushing back.

It's one of the reasons why I watch the film "My Blue Heaven" at least once a year. Joan Cussack towers over Rick Moranis and they make it work. Funny bits added by Steve Martin.

Remind everyone that political parties are mentioned exactly ZERO times in the US Constitution. The Founders thought we could do it without parties.

They have to defend it because their brains would break if they had to admit that the death of children is the price of having an expansive 2nd amendment right.

Consider something very ordinary and make up a sinister explanation why it is the way it is and, what's more, who's behind it. Like electrostatic shock from walking across a carpet. You know, that didn't exist before 1920...you know why?

Oh, there's a reason...