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Moscow Donnie is short-sighted: he's only after the money and the glory, nothing more. He knows the way to the money and glory is to destroy America and remake it in his image, and that's what's happening right now. Drunken Pete is a cipher at the behest of Moscow Donnie's cause. DP has no decision-making authority beyond tactics in the moment. That's why he is more focused on rooting out so-called "woke" in the military rather than maintaining the traditional focus and strength of our forces. It's the only facet of his job in which his authority goes practically unchallenged, because in the short term anyway, it doesn't affect the readiness of our forces.

None of this matters until Trump is penalized in substance for doing this.

Apropos of nothing, I'm going to guess that you posted this from a phone, perhaps an iPhone, and your autocorrect changed "War" to "WAR". 😃

I thank god every day I married well. And believe it or not, so does she. 😉

By his telling, his training was shoot first and ask questions later.

I remember as a teenager working **** jobs where they said they wanted “hard workers”. One guy said he wanted somebody who wouldn’t “**** around”. Turns out that was code for things like “do this terrible thing that’s not part of your job description”, “my ride’s not here, drive me home”, or “punch out and keep working”.

The demands for changes of less and less consequence will become more and more onerous. Book that.

Don’t they have to? Because if any group is banned from owning guns just because of who they are instead of what they’ve done, that’s the first step in the slippery slope. But this regime doesn’t care about the Constitution. Eventually they will want to track who votes for whom and anyone who votes wrong will have multiple rights stripped in a discretionary manner, a la Germany 1933. I’m pretty sure that’s their vision, anyway.

Of course this is during the game I can’t watch MLB.tv because of the blackout, so I still have to be subjected to endless Bet365 and Circa Casino ads.

I don’t think A.J. considers a game in which a team with a 99.9% chance of winning the division plays the last place team in September to be critical.

I think Harris had a very good deadline.

It’s been pretty well-established that A.J. was not behind the scandal and in fact the players went around him and worked directly with the front office on it. So I can see how players who played during that time would remember that and not respect his not going down together with the players on it. The ironic this is, A.J. was the only field guy to be sanctioned for the scandal.

The Tigers have won 81 and the Royals have lost 69, so the magic number to win the division outright is still 13.

Isn't he outright telling us that by removing, I assume, "political dissidents" from the jobs numbers, the regime will be cooking the books?

Extract a huge bribe out of manufacturers and then look the other way? Is that a thing for RFKJ?

Joke's on Bag O'Rocks: the regime is already rounding up people who fled the Venezuelan dictator, temporarily holding them in squalid conditions, then flying them out of the country on DoW transport to various countries where they can be killed. So the regime is just short-circuiting the process and saving on admin costs to boot.

Not for nothing, changes in the way autism is diagnosed has also led to higher reported numbers of that.

Except create a super cool video they can use to recruit psychopaths.

Depending on the manner of interrogation, that could make for a good video recruiting tool.

There's been a suggestion that Finnegan has also been taxed, working more innings in a month, for us, than he had in any other month of his big league career.

More like tragic number for Cleveland, anyway. Magic number over the Royals is still 13.

And Hinch took Javy to task a little this past week in a presser as well. Looks like he might be calling out the big money vets who are flailing. Another hypothesis: maybe those guys have been showing a little 'tude toward A.J. and the system.

A lot has happened on the mound this season for Flaherty that didn't last season, so who knows how he's feeling about being a Tiger and whether it's any different from last year. It's only a hypothesis, anyway.

Pitching from a flat-ground box fifty feet away stiff-armed and underhanded agreed with Old Hoss!