Presumably Malone isn't talking about measles epidemics that undocumented European immigrants spread among indigenous populations in the Americas starting around, say 1600--along with smallpox, TB, malaria, and other diseases. Thought not.

Hey, all you guys who watch/read/listen to/comment on things so the rest of us don't have to--you can skip this one, thanks anyway.

Blatant racism is not okay. It's never okay. Failure to call out Trump's degrading hate and vile speech is not okay. Silence is not okay. It's shameful. It's cowardly. There is no excuse.

So much scrutiny. So little vision. So much talk. So little action.

It's quite reasonable to believe Lakanwal was a covert operative, perhaps as a condition of asylum for a wife and 5 children, an option denied to so many who worked for the US in Afghanistan. 3000 miles across country? Farragut Square? Better options existed, even messed up with guilt, pain, PTSD.

and to ensuring the public knows that vaccines are requisite to human health. I stated that Trump believes in vaccines, but this is totally irrelevant because, like RFK, Jr., Trump's medical knowledge comes from badly formed google searches and black magic.

No Cassidy, here's what you can say: As a physician, I took the Hippocratic oath. As a Senator, I swore to defend the Constitution. When I voted for RFK, Jr., I broke both vows. I believed an ignorant, dangerous liar, and I was wrong. I will dedicate myself to removing him from office...

Good job, but honestly...phone providers, retail sites, entertainment sites ought to preface with fine print stating "It's not you, it's me." The faceless programmers are highly fallible.

Ms Piggy is way out of Leavitt’s league. Mundane pork adjectives will do.

nei takk

Eurydice was a hungry young girl
A runaway from everywhere she'd ever been
She was no stranger to the world
No stranger to the wind...
...The weather ain't the way it was before...
...And there ain't a thing that you can do...
...'Cept for hurry up and hit the road
Any way the wind blows...

Oh, Professor Chafetz, your ivory tower gleams and glistens.

According to The White House Historical Association (WHHA) www.whitehousehistory.org/press-room/p...

Sometimes his vision worked, sometimes it didn't. Sometimes the public liked it; sometimes they didn't. Decisions, however, were based on preserving and augmenting the historical record, not on arbitrary authoritarian self-aggrandizement.

He wasn't the final word. He worked (and argued) with qualified architects, constituencies, the Commission of Fine Arts, the Park Commission, and other authorities to build consensus on placement, size, function,...materials, and style. All of it.

FDR did spearhead major construction and architectural changes building memorials and administrative buildings in the District, the National Mall and beyond. He was certainly hands on, motivated by a life-long interest in architecture, the exigencies of a growing government,and later, WWII. But...

FDR sure didn't unilaterally hire a bulldozer and demolish the structure. In fact, he stated re the White House "...that the building of the new structure shall blend with the lines of the old."

Yes, move it. Why headquarter in a country consistently exercising a veto power to override votes of a majority of nations--a country that, itself, consistently overrides the will of the majority of its own citizens and consolidates power in the political minority?

Tossing aside prior rulings? Why mess with that when you can toss aside the Constitution and Bill of Rights and give the US a king in the process? Oh, right, they're already doing that.