Come on! He’s 97 years old! Let him have a coffee break!
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Speaking of Jimmy!
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And often!
Oh, wait . . .
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Hey, that’s MY line!
- native Chicagoan, but not part of The Machine
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More like Republicans’ line these days. 
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Don’t know what that was about (Michael Cohen?), but the thought of Barr being served, in his shorts, looking unhappy, is encouraging to me!
eta:
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Performed, maybe? Or is serving someone in their shorts considered a perfect service?
Holding my breath for Barr’s perp walk in shorts.
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They hired some guy from the Banzai Institute?
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Like the grammatical term “perfect tense”, it’s a term of art. It doesn’t mean “without flaw”, it means “done completely and finished.”
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Clearly my education in English has not yet been perfected in any sense of the word.
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Oh that’s perfectly all right, we love you anyway! 
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Aww. [shuffles feet, stares at ground] 
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Still no universal health care.
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They found her.
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Awesome!
Um, now that they’ve found her, can she come and look at some marks on my skin?
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The good type of Kraken.
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For example,
Latin America is undergoing a massive shift toward progressive governments. Gabriel Boric, a young Chilean progressive who campaigned for broad reforms, including universal healthcare and a higher minimum wage, won a landslide victory in December. His victory follows the victories of Xiomara Castro in Honduras in November, Pedro Castillo in Peru in June, and Luis Arce in Bolivia in October 2020. In Brazil, former president Lula da Silva may soon return to the presidency via next year’s elections. All of this bodes well for policies that benefit the people of Latin America and for greater solidarity with Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua and other nations in the U.S. crosshairs.
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