NYT best sell author Jeff Pearlman interviews about Trump, the USFL, and the prescient parallel approach to politics today.

Candidates like John Hickenlooper have a good ideas. How do candidates with altruistic ideals factor into our choices? Those candidates have an honest platform. Is it possible to field a true candidate that has a fresh world - view without labeling that candidate as fringe? We ask for something different, but we tend to coalesce toward the headline grabber. That's like buying into the media narrative. My two cents. Thoughts?

"Twenty-five years and my life is still
Trying to get up that great big hill of hope
For a destination..."
- 4 Non Blondes

They sang it first, but time, and listening, this needs to be a plank for 2020. No joke!

Women need a voice. A LOUD voice.

I believe his show created a new neologism [sp.?] :
"FoxyContin."

Is it me, or do the commercials ring like a analogous apology, LOL! His face looks like a deserved end.

Apology not accepted. Sorry, not sorry!

Rawstory.com used to be actual news. Now it's just click bait rage stories for confirmation bias. Why, and what happened?

A: He deserves an Emmy next year!

B: One of his last lines was, "Why am I angry!?"

That was cryptic, and telling. Makes me think that's why the establishment fights so hard against any change?

I'm not one for forums, yet here I am again since Bush II. I don't know where to begin again, but here I am wondering what I can help do to right this ship.