Addison Mitchell "Mitch" McConnell is responsible for many dirty deeds (NOT done dirt cheap) that came at a high cost to the country, but, if I could pick just one, it was this big one, that branched off into to distinct big problems that led us to where we are now...

It amazes me that Gutwrench even has any viewers. Besides his "material" being crap, he doesn't even have any delivery skills, he's just cringe.

Something else about MSNBC tonight, it will likely be the last night they play the iconic Election Music, "Decision" by Michael Karp. Since NBC also used that theme, for the past 21 years, I'm guessing they will retain that.

I think I'll miss that music the most.

youtu.be/TfN_3ov44eQ?...

...and what about the Republican voters? If I stood in front of a business all morning, shouting about how much I hate that company, then in the afternoon I applied for a job there, would that company be stupid enough to hire me?

That exactly what Republican voters do. They're stupid.

And if by some odd chance, you don't know what music I'm talking about, it's this music...

youtu.be/TfN_3ov44eQ?...

Apparently you're on 76 lists. There are people that like to make lists. Some for dumb reasons, like just following too many accounts. One list says it blocks anyone that follows someone that they decide to block.

Here's an interesting site, you can enter any name, including your own clearsky.app

youtu.be/HHckZCxdRkA?...

That is the best course of action, and will likely hurt some of their feelings if they get blocked!

Bullies don't like it much when they can't do bully stuff!

Another helpful hint for the protests...

Of course laws like that would need to be passed by the lawmakers themselves, and thus the dilemma.
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Legislators should have requirements for medical and age. Commercial airline pilots have a mandatory retirement age of 65. I drive an 18 wheeler, we need to pass a physical every 2 years, or annually with certain conditions, like taking medications.

Lawmakers need something like that too.
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He didn't know about this, and Sunday morning on ABC he didn't know about the Homan tape. Gee, maybe if the guy didn't take an average of 1 vacation per MONTH, he might be better informed.

I'm an Atheist, but even I know the stories.

(As a youth, my parents would drag me to church on Sundays)

Stephanopoulos did a great job interviewing JD on Sunday morning, but that was the one thing he missed. When JD said he didn't know about the Homan tape (while even most people on social media do), George should have asked "is that because on average, you take a vacation every month?"