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Can't stream either CNN or MSNBC on my PC. Fox News? No problem.

Romney also lost at the polls among binders full of women.

Is that what’s going on here with Bunker? After all, there are millions of red hats in this country who will gladly sing from the Putin hymnbook for free.

That said, Putin is exactly the kind of guy I would expect to decide, if I’m going down, I’m gonna take the whole fucking world with me.

Grain of salt applies here.

The refugee crisis commences.

Tune in.

Conservative “comedy” blows.

He should ensure Georgia keep their own powder dry there, since they are the home of one of Putin’s heroes.

Shush, the grownups are talking now.

A minor bump on the road to Trump 47 has been smoothed over, apparently. Next up: sandbagging the J6 committee until January 2.

Public disclosure documents report that he owns stock in ExxonMobil, Chevron, and Royal Dutch Shell among others, so, yeah, there's that.

Gerald Ford?

And darn proud of it. Whoda thunk Ida made it this far.

It was the green the really got me when I went to my first game, because we had only a black-and-white TV at home.

I'm sure a trucker protest would work wonders to unsnarl the supply chain and Whip Inflation Now™.

Maybe Dick is going to come back in from the wilderness?

Normally you might think that American working class conservatives would be cheering on Ukraine as a shining example of how an armed civilian population can rise up to repel an invading tyrant. You know, a living modern embodiment of the Founding Father’s wisdom in creating the Second Amendment and stuff like that there. But then you remember, Trump, so, all bets are off.

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Speaking of transcendent hitters, let's talk about Ray Oyler. Most of us know how just incredibly awful he was at the plate in 1968. Some of us were alive then to remember it. He was a glove-first shortstop; it was the Year of the Pitcher. The poor guy didn't stand much of a chance. But I had no idea that that his last hit of the season came on July 13: Thirty-three games, nine as a starter. Forty trips to the plate, 36 of them at bats. Zero hits. An .000/.053/.000 slash line for basically the entire second half of the season. No wonder Mickey Stanley started at shortstop in the World Series. Here's another fun Oyler fact: In 1967—the only season Ray finished above the Mendoza line—his slash line was a relatively lofty .207/.281/.264. He was still a two-win player that season. That's how good that glove of his was.

If Varitek is generous enough to pick up a tab like that once a week for a whole year, that's at least 100 bills in a year just for drinks. He made $67 million during his big league career. Hot and ready, indeed.

That's why he doesn't have to take the money now.