Found here. Short version: Pennsylvania operates on the One Vote, One Time model, apparently. Almost none of the teachers there have actually ever voted whether to join a union.
You do gotta feel sorry for the WaPo: they’ve been chasing the macaca for pretty much a decade by now. Why Bezos hasn’t arranged for an intervention is beyond me. Maybe he knew that he was buying a junkie paper that needed a fix, man?
Anyway, via Mediate.
Yesterday @washingtonpost exposed my "criminal" past. Here's what they didn't find… #rubiocrimespree https://t.co/f6tqlSrLNR
— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) January 23, 2016
They are freaking out at the thought of Mike Bloomberg jumping in…
We’re officially reaching the point where *everybody* is in panic mode. https://t.co/YZnEWoYuIV
— Dan McLaughlin (@baseballcrank) January 23, 2016
Bloomberg running for President would almost certainly hand the WH to the GOP. If no one gets 270 EV's, GOP congress picks the prez
— Dan Pfeiffer (@danpfeiffer) January 23, 2016
…and that makes a lot of sense. Bloomberg would drain votes from the Democrats like nobody’s business. The GOP? Not so much. Man has a name for pettiness.
Moe Lane
PS: The reality, of course, is that in a three person race where the Democrats were split into two rival factions the GOP candidate would just simply win. Just like in 1968, really. But then, Dan Pfeiffer has a vested interest in pretending that the Democrats would get 60%+ of the vote in a two-man 2016 race, instead of about, oh, 48% or so.
…because they’re perishables that run out quickly when you’re making simple, straightforward blizzard foods like French toast, or scrambled eggs, or omelets, or pancakes, or sandwiches for the kids, or what have you. I mean, this isn’t really rocket science, contra the Atlantic. Lots of people have kids, and people with kids need to have an uninterrupted supply of the foods that kids eat. I mean, I may need to walk over to the convenience store myself at some point to pick up some more milk. Hopefully not, but it may happen.
Via Instapundit.
They totally CGI-ed that bread into existence, didn’t they? Wrong, says special effects supervisor Chris Corbould, who spoke with MTV News about what went into making that single moment.
“Surprisingly that was done practically, although so many people have said to me, ’we thought that was a digital effect!’” Corbould said.
Took ’em three months to get those few seconds of footage right, and of course you wouldn’t want to eat the stuff, but: they did that effect the old-fashioned way. That happened a lot in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which is one reason why the movie is a monster. And not the smallest reason why, either.
If you missed it. I have a beard now! And suspenders! It’s totally a thing.
It’s definitely snowing. The blizzard hasn’t hit here yet, though, and while it’s been coming down there haven’t been many issues yet, God willing and the creek doesn’t rise. Which is actually sometimes a problem in my part of Maryland. Why we built our nation’s capital in the middle of a freaking swamp…
So everything’s cool, folks. Hopefully it’ll stay that way.
Moe Lane
PS: Hell no I didn’t drive anywhere today. You’re kidding me, right?
Found here. Short version: it’s a trick question. Better question to ask: Why should you give people the privilege of judging you for your tastes in entertainment?
