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  1. 4 hours ago

    Thanks for all the nice birthday wishes. At least nobody tweeted, “I’ll be glad when you’re dead you rascal you.” At least, that I read.

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  2. 5 hours ago

    Memo to progressives: 70% of something is better than 100% of nothing. The electorate is watching you squabble like children in the playground.

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  3. Sep 22

    Melvin Van Peeples: Genius.

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  4. Sep 22

    Molly, aka the Thing of Evil, had 5 teeth out today. She’s still dopey. She says good wishes are appreciated. (Not by her, by me—I’m sorry she’s not her usual evil self.)

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  5. Sep 22

    Saw all of these when I was a kid. And more. I guess I was warped as a child, but they were great. Third row, baby. Popcorn and Junior Mints.

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  6. Sep 21

    The current fiscal crisis proves (once more) that Mitch McConnell is the most dangerous man in America. He’s smart, he’s been in the Senate forever, and he knows where all the levers of power are.

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  7. Retweeted
    Sep 20

    Here. Let me fix that headline for you. “Republicans promote mass death by undercutting centuries-old proven public health measure.”

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    Sep 20

    Happy full moon..

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  9. Sep 20

    Absolutely correct.

    I am 67 years old. I have never seen a young Black woman's disappearance covered like the disappearance. Not once. That is horribly wrong.
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  10. Sep 18

    Had a great time talking to Linwood (FIND YOU FIRST, TRUST YOUR EYES) Barclay this afternoon, at Bloody Scotland. We were sucking diesel.

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  11. Sep 18

    What has to be understood about Gen. Milley’s call(s) to the Chinese is that he was dealing with an un-precedented case, where the President of the United States was paranoid and not in his right mind.

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  12. Retweeted
    Sep 17

    Sarah Sanders and Proud boy leader Enrique Tarrio.

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  13. Retweeted
    Sep 16

    I have 5 extra copies of LATER sitting in my office. I’ll pick 5 lucky winners this weekend and send them their way. Just Follow and RT to be eligible. Good luck!

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  14. Sep 17

    I was washing my car with a friend. He said, "Can't you just use a sponge?" Thank you, thank you. Two satellite dishes got married. The wedding was for shit but the reception was excellent. Try the meatloaf.

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  15. Sep 16

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  16. Sep 15

    The Twitterati tends toward Festus. I always enjoyed Chester, myself. “Mr. Dillion! Mr. Dillion! There’s trouble down t’the Longbranch!”

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    Sep 15

    “The fourth Renée Ballard and Harry Bosch novel is the best yet, both because Ballard has evolved into one of crime fiction’s richest, most complex characters and because Connelly takes an unflinching look at policing in the post–George Floyd era.” – Booklist ⭐️ Starred Review

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  18. Sep 15

    Some won’t understand this query. For those who do, which one did you prefer? Chester or Festus?

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    Sep 15

    I’m one of those irritating genre guys who believes all fiction is a subset of Fantasy, because make-believe is fantasy by definition. Alongside that, I regard almost all fiction as historical fiction. Novels published in the NOW swiftly become stories about THEN.

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  20. Sep 15

    WaPo: "1 in every 500 Americans has died of COVID-19." Trump: "It will go away like a miracle."

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