I would actually be in favor of year round standard time.

Dr Phil, Dr Oz, John of God

I will not vote for a candidate who doesn’t make abolishing ICE part of their platform.

There is no meaningful resuscitation of American democracy or constitutional government that does not go squarely through total reform of SCOTUS

I live about an hour from the Unclaimed Baggage store. Interesting place, and my go-to if I need to pick up fancy jewelry, cowboy boots, and a snowboard at the same time. I believe Daniel Scheinert's Oscar tuxedo was an Unclaimed Baggage purchase.

Edmund Rucker - Generally obscure, mostly just a run-of-the-mill cavalry guy, and better known for building industry in Birmingham after the war.

Leonidas Polk - One of the OG Christian Nationalists, an Episcopal Priest who sure that God was on the side of the Confederates; absolute disaster in combat from the beginning right up until he was blown nearly in half by a well-placed Union artillery shell.

George Pickett - Nepo baby who spent much of the war on the sidelines; would've faded into obscurity without the Lost Cause's embrace of Pickett's Charge as the height of Confederate nobility and tragedy, and without his wife flogging his legacy for 45+ years as a professional widow

Robert E. Lee - We all know about him, but just a reminder that he was a slaveowner and there are records of him being very cruel to them, even by standards of the day.

John Hood - Another solid division commander who got promoted beyond his competence, up there with Bragg as one of the worst army commanders of the war. Very open white supremacist.

A.P. Hill - Effective division commander who was a useless Corps commander; spent much of the last half of the war calling in sick because he was probably in early stage kidney failure. Did not want to live to see the end of the Confederacy, and was granted his wish a week before Appomattox.

John Gordon - Decent commander, and a fire-breathing white supremacist who was probably the leader of the Klan in Georgia, and who, in a speech, outright threatened to exterminate black people.