I have to go back to an issue that made me mad a few months ago, which was how long it took the New York Times to run an obit.
I had Alberto Fujimori on my obituary list, but I never got around to writing it. Too bad, but now he's dead and any decent person should say this--good. When.
We may be disagreeing with each other a bit too much around here lately, but we should all be able to come together to mourn the loss of Sheila Jackson.
No obit, but good riddance to the bad rubbish that was Lou Dobbs. What an awful human. Of course Trump gave the official announcement of his good buddy's demise. Lou.
One of the true legends of the late 20th century, and I do not mean that with any sense of irony or sarcasm. Really, Dr. Ruth was a very important.
100% comedy legend, A++ stuff. Especially The History of White People of America, where every white gets their own jar of mayo.
As I say frequently, it is extremely unfortunate that our vision of the civil rights movement has been reduced to just a few people in public memory. This doesn't surprise.
If I had remembered Ivan Boesky was still alive, I would have written an obituary for him. Let me say just one thing then--the capitalist scum class of the 80s.
