Election results cannot be both massively fraudulent and reliable evidence of fraud. Since no sentient adult could be so dense as to believe such a thing, we assume this is just part of Trump’s overall effort to micturate in the nation’s cornflakes. Which would also mean that Thomas Dewey won in 1948 because he got more votes than he did in 1944? Gotcha. President Trump is claiming today that he won the election because he got more votes than he did in 2016. In the ongoing Dunning-Kruger test that is life in our high-data, low-information age, "acktualllly" is like a mating call for sanctimonious imbeciles. Another 9% select actually." Gotta say, though, that "actually" is quickly rising on our charts. In this era of virtual meetings, you’re on mute receives 9%. Whatever outpaces like (19%) by more than two-to-one followed by in my opinion with 13%. From Poughkeepsie: "For the twelfth consecutive year, Americans consider whatever (47%) to be the most annoying word or phrase used in conversation. Similarly, it may be time for Marist College Institute for Public Opinion to retire the jersey of "whatever" in its annual survey of American’s most annoying words and phrases. It’s like, whatevs. The urban legend was that Playboy eventually stopped listing West Virginia University in its party school rankings because it was unfair to rate professionals against amateurs. And with the rest of us at home, we hope the essential folks have an easier time slushing and mushing.Īs we bask in this new, albeit temporary, truce between the snow and anti-snow tribes and wait for the jibber jabberers in Congress to shoot their bolt, how about some fresh nuggets to float in your cocoa? who live in the snow belt, but for everybody else, there’s no reason not to celebrate what is for most of us is the first snow of the year. Heat Miser for wanting to not have dangerous and difficult conditions for getting where you need to be.īut here’s the good news: There’s no place to go! We certainly wish well all those doctors, nurses, letter carriers, peace officers, etc. This is a note of considerable pro-snow proclivities ( just look at our daily meeting today), but we certainly understand the no-snow caucus. It’s people who love snow and people who hate it. But it’s not red or blue, rich or poor, guns or no guns. What they say is really true – there are two Americas. On the roster: Nuts about flakes - I’ll Tell You What: Manage your expectations - Definitely maybe: Congress closes in on deals - Biden picks hardliners on energy, climate - Oh, hey, sorry, eh
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