One of the few suspenseful moments of Joe Biden's campaign came and went this week, when the selection of Kamala Harris as his running mate was announced. The media analysis is now picking up speed, and here's an important point that's being mentioned. When he picked Kamala, Biden proved that getting things done is more important to him than settling a grudge. Joe blew off the kind of stinger that would have had Cheezy seething mad until the day he died. More evidence that Joe can deliver the change we need now.
One of the numerous things Vladimir Putin and Cheezy have in common, besides destroying the United States as a world power, is the belief that saying something makes it true. That works for Vladimir in Russia, but in this country, Cheezy's out of luck. When he says anything, all of the intelligent people immediately assume he's lying again, and he almost always is. Anyway, Vladimir is saying that Russia has developed a vaccine to treat COVID-19, and nobody in Russia is arguing the point. Over here, we're still dreaming about the day when science will protect us.
Some Russian election-interference/propaganda cell produces a bogus video of Portland liberals burning Bibles, and Rafael (Ted) Cruz is all over it like stink on shit.
In the wide world of sports, the Pac-12 joined the Big Ten in cancelling its football schedule for the fall semester (maybe postponed until spring). Meanwhile, the SEC and Big 12, both dominated by schools in Cheezy's red states, appear prepared to play this fall, even if they modify their schedules to fewer games, all within the conference. Given the experience of the past few months, especially in Georgia, Florida and Texas, this looks like a potential disaster headed our way.
Deep down inside, Cheezy would love to be doing seven pep rallies per week, but he's refusing to do them because of social distancing requirements. He doesn't want TV audiences to see four or five empty seats for every one that has a goober's ass parked in it. With Cheezy, the only thing that matters is how things play on TV.
One of the numerous things Vladimir Putin and Cheezy have in common, besides destroying the United States as a world power, is the belief that saying something makes it true. That works for Vladimir in Russia, but in this country, Cheezy's out of luck. When he says anything, all of the intelligent people immediately assume he's lying again, and he almost always is. Anyway, Vladimir is saying that Russia has developed a vaccine to treat COVID-19, and nobody in Russia is arguing the point. Over here, we're still dreaming about the day when science will protect us.
Some Russian election-interference/propaganda cell produces a bogus video of Portland liberals burning Bibles, and Rafael (Ted) Cruz is all over it like stink on shit.
In the wide world of sports, the Pac-12 joined the Big Ten in cancelling its football schedule for the fall semester (maybe postponed until spring). Meanwhile, the SEC and Big 12, both dominated by schools in Cheezy's red states, appear prepared to play this fall, even if they modify their schedules to fewer games, all within the conference. Given the experience of the past few months, especially in Georgia, Florida and Texas, this looks like a potential disaster headed our way.
Deep down inside, Cheezy would love to be doing seven pep rallies per week, but he's refusing to do them because of social distancing requirements. He doesn't want TV audiences to see four or five empty seats for every one that has a goober's ass parked in it. With Cheezy, the only thing that matters is how things play on TV.
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