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I noticed that he tried to imply Lisa Cameron was a bad actress and also tried to make Nancy Wickwire say her job was dull (she handled that well), but he didn't play any of those games with Constance Ford. He was probably afraid she'd come bawl him out.

There are some really dangerous people, including people who have notable online followings, who go out of their way to shame anyone who wears a mask. There is a very popular idea - on the left and right - that if you wear a mask you are simply a silly poser who is desperate for public approval. I think this type of shaming is one of the reasons the CDC was not more clear about the safety of masks and why so many people are getting sick.

It's that time again! I guess we will see if Manchin forces Schumer to go along with this.

I'm so sorry for what other thoughtless people have put you through. My best to you.

When grifters meet. Speaking of CNN garbage, here is Chris Cuomo lecturing us about "wokeness."

More can-kicking, and more whittling away. The enforcement is now supposed to be in the larger reconciliation bill, whenever and wherever that will be...

For me: James Horan > Dennis Parlato > Randolph Mantooth > Larkin Malloy. The first three are very good (Horan is blander than the other two but I think he still makes the troubled schemer work alongside the romantic stories and the fatherly role). Larkin Malloy is a fine actor and a handsome, charismatic man, but he just feels too broad and the writing is an absolute mess. That October 19th episode above is a case in point - when he's with Louis he seems like he's playing a Mirror Universe villain from Star Trek.

NBC "Proud As a Peacock" promo, 1980 - YouTube

A little comic strip using various characters to promote Terry Wogan's chat show:

I didn't really know very much about Mat George, but last week he went viral for this funny tweet over his mother meeting Snoop Dogg (who turned out to be an impersonator). He was also a popular podcaster. He was killed in a hit and run today (this is his co-host): Heartbreaking.

Shaun King has left Twitter, although the grift is still going:

I tried to watch a clip from a few months ago and beyond realizing Ingo has just about entirely lost his accent (I have not watched any Jax scenes in about a decade...), my other takeaway was Sonny calling himself Mike and wearing a poorly fitted cowboy hat. I couldn't make it through more than about 15 seconds of him. Maurice is just so awkward to watch at this point and on top of how cheap the show looks now, if you didn't know better you'd think it was some kind of non-actor making his debut in a very very low budget local production.

There are some episodes on Youtube. You can find more info on the main thread:

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2021/07/delta-missouri-pandemic-surge/619456/

Wikipedia has Julie making an appearance in 2002. Did she? I don't remember her coming back again, but I was disgusted by the show so rarely watched.

This feels like an act of pure spite. What a horrible person Manchin is, if that is the case.

I generally agree with some of their points, but the stuff about committees and how if you have committees we will win and if you speak up we will win and look at the Benghazi hearings all feels like circle jerking. Harper's continues to embarrass itself: (Thomas Chatterton Williams is best known for throwing people out of his home in France for criticizing Bari Weiss)

Thanks. Tells you how often I watch these.

@HuntressI'm so sorry. Those photos are haunting.

Murray Bartlett is on Locher's show at 3 Eastern. I can't remember if he ahs been on there before.

The interview today was pretty smooth, considering everything.