Another Beatles biopic? Yawn.

Good riddance. The man prove only that he’ll say anything if the price is right. No honor.

I can remember every guitar I’ve owned. 😊

Trump and Co. are now rubbing our faces in it. He will never allow us to know the depths of his involvement in the raping of children and his protection of others who did it, too.

Who/what is mcr?

To the Thunderdoom with these maggots: two go in! One comes out!

Ah, yes, of course. It was Clay Higgins. Sounds about right.

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Trump will not win this and I just can’t imagine the BBC caving in to him the way our media corps do.

“‘Murica first,” amiright?

5. We rebuild a little trust in the system by watching it do what it’s supposed to. Not perfection just competence and integrity. A sense that we’re steering the ship again, not spinning out.

4. Americans start talking like neighbors again. I don’t mean some unrealistic kumbaya fantasy. Just less demonization, more curiosity, more “hey man, let’s figure this out.” Gen X–style pragmatism over tribal warfare.

3. The political spotlight shifts back to ideas instead of cults personality. Imagine debates that are about real solutions like housing, seniors, schools, hunger, healthcare rather than who shouted what on social media. A return to adults in the room.

2. We as a country collectively exhale. We step out of the constant adrenaline loop of fear, outrage, and breaking news and start remembering what normal civic life feels like. Less doomscrolling, more actual living.

Here’s mine: 1. The legal system finishes its work cleanly, transparently, and without drama. No riots, no conspiracies, no political theater. Just the courts doing their damn job, whatever the outcomes turn out to be. Accountability sans spectacle.