I'm lucky in that I'm rarely trolled; it just doesn't happen in any volume or with any frequency. But on rare occasions I get some bizarre, trolly comments in my.
You might think that the presidency of the United States was enough of a prize for the EMAILS! faint echo of a scandal, but you can't serve America a cyanide-and-shit.
One of our own LGM luminaries is speaking at a symposium at the Skyscraper Museum on the rise (wink emoji) of skyscrapers in Manhattan on the 9th and 10th of March..
I have an interview in the Denver-based publication Denverite, presumably in no way connected to our Bronco fan commenter, about this idea of general strikes. Again, I'm skeptical. Erik Loomis.
Even though I suggested a year and a half ago that it very well could. Therefore I'll outsource to the always essential Josh Marshall: This is that rare time.
Eric Levitz has an amusing post that also has a serious conclusion: He continues: This is a point that the president’s critics should take seriously. Even if one thinks that.
I fully endorse everything Erik says about 1)the contest between two ideologically indistinguishable left-liberals over who will take a position whose importance tends to be vastly exaggerated, and 2)how re-ligating.
Senator Sanders is making sense:
