Or the petulant Jesus that cursed the fig tree.
(I'd rather the dems be like Elisha: 2 Kings:
23 From there Elisha went up to Bethel. As he was walking along the road, some boys came out of the town and jeered at him. “Get out of here, baldy!” they said. “Get out of here, baldy!” 24 He turned around, looked at them and called down a curse on them in the name of the Lord. Then two bears came out of the woods and mauled forty-two of the boys.)
He really did seem to have lots of leeway to say "I gotta push back on your there buddy".
No candidate is perfect, but Talarico's Christianity - which is the kind of Christianity that seems antithetical to MAGA -- is going to frustrate Dems.
Thanks for the insight on Rogan. At 20 minutes, he hadn't even woken up, but at the half hour mark he started engaging, and I see the appeal of the long form interview.
Ultimately, Rogan was agreeable, but he threw out some really broad and silly generalizations. I think Talarico may be too good and kind of this political world. I was a bit disappointed that he didn't push back on a few issues. He just seemed to accept Rogan's statements that cancel culture should be blamed exclusively on the left and that the Dems are anti-patriotism and anti-male. But maybe that's just Rogan being engaging and Talarico trying to set an example so more left-wing folks go on the show. To that extent, Talarico was fantastic.
I'm about 20 minutes into the Rogan/Talarico interview. Impossible not to like Talarico.
Question: I'm also about 20 minutes into the first Rogan interview I've ever listened to, and I have to admit that while he doesn't commit any cardinal errors, I'm pretty much surprised by his interviewing technique. I was expecting something in between a Marc Maron let's be buddies and a Peter Attia I'm smarter than you approach. He's kind of sounds like a UNT radio and television communications intern.
What is the superpower that got him to having the biggest podcast that anyone's every heard of?
Nathan Johnson for Texas Attorney General
Attorney General Ken Paxton has abused the office for his own personal and political interests, and – following orders – to light destructive partisan fires. Under his control, the office has been corrupted and abused and debased, while its powers to do good have been wasted.
I’m sick of it. And I’m betting that the people of Texas are, too. They do not want more of the same.
I'm not going to read all of this for fear of spoilers but jesus, oldman is needlessly disgusting. Not my book, not my story, but would have been less revolting if the fuckheads in this show bathed. It's like they were all in an experiment to see how it would be if you have 14th century grooming habits in the 21st century.
That being said, like it so far (1st season)
I thought you whole point is definitely not the second sentence. They should be extra sad when the dotard says anything bad about Russia.
They should ignore this shit.
Ukraine war briefing: US resumes military supplies to Ukraine, Zelenskyy announces | Ukraine | The Guardian
I'll take it.
Imagine how wonderful it would be if Trump only fucked with true enemies of the US and its people - dictators, polluters, Constitution-haters...
I'm still having trouble fathoming all of this.
God fucks some people over, and makes the rest of us sad, sometimes.
A Father with very questionable methods.