I have been around almost 70 years now and have been a base ball fan for most of them. Along the way I have seen some great individual post season performances but I can't think of one other single game performance by any player that would top what Ohtani accomplished last night.

Sadly it seems that today's Republicans are either moral cowards or complicit. There is no other explanation I can fathom.

Cheer for the golfers or against the golfers as the case may be. They are adults, they can handle it. Personal attacks and insults against the European golfers and in at least one case a players wife, is way over the line. As a nation we need to grow up.

I submit for your consideration.

May I humbly submit my choice.

There is, somewhere, an alternate universe where this is the pinnacle of articulation. It is called the "Magaverse". To those people this makes perfect sense. The rest of us will be scratching our heads and wondering how the hell this ever happened.

Ed Kranepool
Jerry Grote
JC Martin
Tom Seaver
Don Clendennon

Random Mets from 1969.
I was 11 years old and watched them and the rest of the team beat my Orioles in 5 games. It took me years to get over the trauma of the "Miracle" Mets. 😂🤣

And here I thought his job was to work for the American people in a manner outlined for him in the U. S. Constitution. I just now learned that his job is to fight for the Republican party. So I guess that leaves 65% of the population irrelevant.

There apparently is no longer a bar to slither under.

It does seem we are being led by lunatics who have escaped the asylum.

On edit it should be how a bill becomes a law. I speak and sometimes type before I think.

I was thinking a Jeopardy contest. With appropriate categories such as the Constitution, American history,
How an act becomes a law,
Econmics, Who pays for tariffs,
and Foriegn affairs. I should be entertaining and possibly enlightening for those in red hats.

Let's prove the Senator from Kentucky wrong.

I feel your pain and it is frustrating but without the majority in either house and the Republicans in lock step for fear of being primaried there is little they can do except speak up. We the voters have to do our job and help them to regain at least one of the houses if not both.

Agreed. But I think you meant Kentucky.

McConnell when asked about the people in his state losing their health coverage said, "They'll get over it".
Just one example of the disdain they feel for ordinary Americans. They are not there to serve the people unless those people have at least 6 zeroes in their accounts before the decimal.