It goes on to this gotcha moment: "This 5‐foot‐3 powerhouse who gives her age as 34 (insiders place her on the other side of 35) shows no signs of an energy crisis as she blasts off into mainstream celebrity." (She was 34!)
Friday, April 24, 2020
Page 1 Roundup (04/24)
It goes on to this gotcha moment: "This 5‐foot‐3 powerhouse who gives her age as 34 (insiders place her on the other side of 35) shows no signs of an energy crisis as she blasts off into mainstream celebrity." (She was 34!)
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Thursday, March 05, 2020
Page 1 Roundup (03/05)

Hot Cat of the Day: This kitty isn't going to take it lying down.
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Wednesday, February 19, 2020
Three on One?
Liam Kerr of the Welcome Party is the latest to claim to know what nobody knows about the 2020 Democratic primary: He writes:
But the rush to crown Sanders as the heir apparent to the Democratic nomination overlooks a central dynamic. Sanders is topping the polls as Biden’s support has eroded and the moderate lane has completely fractured. Yet the combined backing for progressive candidates is much lower than it was in the fall -- in fact, it now trails the combined support for moderates considerably.Fine. Assuming this is true, then I guess I must abandon my preference of President Warren. But in favor of whom? What no one seems to be acknowledging is that we can't run three people against him and none of these three seems to be going away anytime soon.
P.S. Speaking of Warren. Found this interesting in Jennifer Finney Boylan's column in the New York Times today:
If Senator Elizabeth Warren winds up not becoming the nominee, it is possible that one reason for this was voter uncertainty about her “Medicare for all” proposal. Apparently whenever Americans consider this idea, we are thrown into a panic by the possibility that we will lose our health care insurance, and that it will be replaced by some governmental entity.That Reagan actually said that with a straight face gives us the sad answer to her question: Yes.
Such as Medicare, which people like, by a wide margin.[Satisfaction with medical care among Medicare benefciaries is found to be generally high (80-90 percent).]
Ronald Reagan denounced Medicare, back in 1961, as socialized medicine. If Medicare wasn’t blocked, he said, “one of these days we are going to spend our sunset years telling our children and our children’s children, what it once was like in America when men were free.” Before Medicare, only 54 percent of Americans 65 and over had hospital coverage; three years after its passage, 96 percent of older Americans did. Eighty percent to 90 percent of recipients really like Medicare -- and these older Americans are the most conservative voters in the country.
Which makes you think.
I admit I have never quite understood the hatred Reagan had for Medicare, nor the hatred today’s Republicans have for Obamacare (itself modeled on Romneycare, a Republican idea). Is it just that they cannot abide the idea that government sometimes -- even if only as a last resort -- does good things?
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Tuesday, February 18, 2020
Tweet Nothings
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Monday, October 21, 2019
Morning Wood
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Thursday, September 19, 2019
Remains of the Day (09/19)
Vulture: Bouncing from "Mindhunter" to "Little Shop of Horrors," Jonathan Groff is finally having fun
The Randy Report: Graphic PSA shows "essentials" students should have in the event of a school shooting
Twitter: Ryan Reynolds is still hot
Back2Stonewall: When Ronald Reagan finally mentioned AIDS ... after 20,849 Americans had already died
The New York Times: Looks like I wasn't the only one thrown off by Ric Ocasek's age!
Instagram: Proof that Robert Farah's ass doesn't just happen
Los Angeles Blade: Biden, Warren, Harris, Buttigieg in Iowa and HRC/CNN LGBT forums
NPR: New Mexico unveils plan to offer free college tuition
Jennifer Finney Boyland: Why the pickle became a symbol of transgender rights, and why it's not enough
KIT212: Who knew Alex Trebek had such a hot son?
Instagram: What do we think of Chris Evert's new glasses?
WGN: American fashion brand sparks outrage over school shooting-themed hoodies
EW: The untold story of "Ordinary People" (ICYMI)
Politico: Nearly 60 mayors and ex-mayors endorse Pete Buttigieg
Instinct: Little boy in viral hugging video has gay dads
Yahoo: Did Elizabeth Smart date failed Texas gubernatorial candidate Clayton Williams?
Washington Post: Comedians are being hired by the hour to help dementia patients. Their goal? "A full belly laugh"
OMG Blog: This is what San Diego State's 1974 rugby team looked like naked
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Tuesday, September 17, 2019
Song of the Day: 'Excitable Boy' by Warren Zevon
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Friday, June 21, 2019
Optics Air
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Saturday, May 18, 2019
Weekend Report
The Daily News: Feds charge NYPD cop in murder-for-hire plot against estranged husband and boyfriend’s teen daughter
Instagram: Hubba-hubba! I give Marton Fucsovics a clean bill of health
Vox: All right, people. The sooner we all get behind Elizabeth Warren, the easier it will be to get her elected ...
People: 'I was lucky enough to meet Grumpy Cat four times, and I am a better person for it'
LifeHacker: Ogle these vintage cat photos from the Library of Congress
International Jock: New Under Armour has arrived
Time Out: Get ready for more naked Shakespeare in Prospect Park this summer
A GOP lawmaker used the phrase ‘consensual rape’ during abortion debate. He says he misspoke.
Bob Weide: Here's the trailer for Woody Allen's 'A Rainy Day in New York,' soon to be released around the world, except in the U.S., since we're currently experiencing a nervous breakdown. Allen rolls camera on his next movie in Spain this summer. (Sorry, Ronan.)
Bloomberg: Ouch! But the Gray Lady had this coming ...
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Thursday, May 09, 2019
Remains of the Day (05/09)
Baseline: Federer, Nadal and more bid farewell to the great David Ferrer
San Francisco Chronicle: Speaker Nancy Pelosi declares nation in "constitutional crisis"
Instagram: This guy's 'stache can't wait till Saturday
Gold Derby: Bob Newhart to receive Career Achievement Award
The New York Times: Why should children have to learn to "defend themselves" from murderers in our schools?
ABC7: Sorry, this kind of "forgiveness" just pisses me off
NYT Magazine: My cousin was my hero -- until the day he tried to kill me
Instagram: Your afternoon workout with my favorite mustachioed cop
Dlisted: Woodstock 50 sounds more like a sequel to the Fyre Festival than the legendary '60s music festival
Towleroad: Facebook's gay co-founder joins Elizabeth Warren in saying it's time to break the social-media giant up
Queerty: Chris Hemsworth turns to stripping in new comedy
TV Line: First look at the "Beverly Hills, 90210" reunion
The Hill: Poll shows Trump would lose to most Democratic candidates, but for some reason not to Elizabeth Warren ...
Greg in Hollywood: I wonder if "The Talk" hired the real Marie Osmond, or the hologram from her Nutrisystem ads
Instagram: Normally I find it annoying when guys walk around with their pants hanging off ...
The WoW Report: Abortion is now essentially illegal in Georgia -- and that's a state that's becoming purple
Boy Culture: Andreas Petsides is one of the sexiest underwear models yet
The Wall Street Journal: I donated my kidney to a stranger to save my brother's life (ICYMI)
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Wednesday, February 06, 2019
Page 1 Roundup (02/06)
Towleroad: Billy Eichner to star in romantic comedy involving two men with commitment problems
New York Post: Friend's racist, conspiracy-theory-loving dad thinks more women are in Congress because he 'fixed' the economy




























































