I know plenty of people in DC who know how to cook and where to buy a decent suit, but who don't pen the quasi-intellectual justifications for a racist presidency in their spare time.
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Something the press continues to struggle with: if you want to defend honesty and decency in public life, one easy way is to not write glowing profiles of people who use their careers to enable dishonesty and indecency.
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I always heard Goering was a great raconteur with a great taste for wine and a profound talent for schnitzel !!
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Yea man.... him and Hess would have regular Wednesday pot-luck. Great food and pairings for sure.
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Gingus Kahn always insisted on locally sourced food.
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Art too
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“Don’t have the schnitzel! They’re serving schnauzer!” —Private John Winger
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On that note...
@cnn covers the State Dinner.https://twitter.com/miri_iron/status/988962250189877248?s=21 …
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And Goering was a svelte man and apparently weighed less than Trump.
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Yes, and Goering grew prize-worthy tomatoes while he was in a British prison. When the tomatoes had grown, the guards burned them. Goering pleaded, “Do yo know what it does to a man when you burn his tomatoes?
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Nazis and their lack of self-awareness.
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Facts, bro. You are sharp.
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