ExileOnDaytonStreet
Drunkard
Carry on.
So I finally got the last word? Don't let my wife find out!
Interesting story about Tyson Nash, former hockey player and now Coyotes analyst, trying to get his green card since 2001.
http://www.azcentral.com/members/Blog/EJMontini/83910
Just another part of this whole picture that is way messed up.
I don't know much about Scarborough, but I do know that Barnicle has had credibility issues in the past.
I don't know much about Scarborough, but I do know that Barnicle has had credibility issues in the past.
I don't know much about Scarborough, but I do know that Barnicle has had credibility issues in the past.
If that's their worst offense, then the Morning Joe folks are doing pretty well.
I'll admit my bias - I'm a fan. Not because Scarborough is the most articulate conservative. I'm sure lots of righties think he's turned into a RINO wimp. But lots of lefties are aghast that Mika "represents" them. Both sides are right . . . and wrong.
Wrong because it's the last politics show left on TV that isn't really about the hosts. They actually get people to talk. Sometimes guests fall flat. But sometimes they accidentally drop their guard and talk more or less like normal human beings.
so... if you want to be even more depressed... the Democratic Party leadership in the house are now wearing solidarity wrist bands against the Arizona law. I've heard of doubling-down on stupid... but... wow... just wow.
Doubled down on stupid and took insurance.
I don't know much about Scarborough, but I do know that Barnicle has had credibility issues in the past.
Don't know about that.
Morally...I understand their position...don't fully agree, but understand. I think the ban on ethnic studies is both more negative towards minorities and doesn't even target its supposed goals.
Politically...it seems to further partisan goals vis a vis the GOP...Hispanics are not happy about this.
Technically...police chiefs across the country are pretty solidly against the bill as it undermines their foundational strategy for combating crime.
IIRC, it was a ban on ethnic studies to the end that it was taught to only one group (hispanics, mexicans, in this case) and it barred texts that fomented revolution and other standard no-go zones.
This sounds like something a Russian would say in one of the cold war propaganda films or maybe the English version of Maoist China.
IIRC, it was a ban on ethnic studies to the end that it was taught to only one group (hispanics, mexicans, in this case) and it barred texts that fomented revolution and other standard no-go zones.