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Nuclear Dreams

“And remember, Florida’s easier than other places. You have the ocean and you have the sun. There’s something about that that works. But — you have the sun, too, but you don’t have the ocean. I can tell. You definitely don’t have the ocean. Maybe someday you’ll have the ocean, you never know.” – The…

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TX AG Impeachment Rules

I finally finished reading the rules that were recently adopted by the Texas Senate for its impeachment trial of (suspended) Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.  It’s a largely boring mixed bag. I will give some credit to the Texas Senate rules committee for defining something that at least has the potential to be a real…

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2024 House, Take 2

Since I already took an early – and rather depressing – look at the 2024 Senate races, I thought I’d next take a swing at the House. The analysis is much tougher on this side of the Hill, but the potential outcome seems a tad brighter for Democrats. There are 435 voting representatives in the…

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OG Thoughts

I keep getting asked why I’ve been silent about the Orange Guy’s federal indictment.  If I had anything new or clever to add to the conversation, I’d certainly speak up.  However, I can’t do much more than repeat what everyone already knows: Yes, the indictment is more than damning.  But we already knew that he…

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2024 Senate, Take 2

It’s still way too early to make bold predictions with respect to the 2024 Senate races, but since I follow this stuff, I thought I’d share. Of the 34 Senate seats up for election in 2024, I now count 12 seats that could possibly flip parties.  Of course, we’re still 8 months from the start…

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AG Me With A Spoon

Being a Texan, I’ve been asked for my thoughts on Ken Paxton – our recently impeached and currently suspended Attorney General. Well, he’s a dishonest, immoral, narcissistic jackass. Clear enough? But, okay, I’ll elaborate just a bit. Paxton has been the TX AG since 2015 and was federally indicted that same year for obvious securities…

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Strange World

In the latest of a long list of Florida vs. Disney stories, here’s a new one that’s unrelated to the Disney World drama.  A fifth-grade teacher in Florida is now being investigated by the FL Department of Education for showing a Disney movie to her class. The movie in question is “Strange World” – an…

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A Douche Debate

A friend just texted me about a Florida woman who was arrested on Tuesday for throwing wine at Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL).  This is now the second time that Gaetz has been the public target of projectile liquids. While I admittedly find both incidents quite humorous, I’m frankly torn with respect to the appropriateness of…

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Sen. Diane Feinstein

The long absence of Sen. Diane Feinstein (D-CA) from the Senate is having a demonstrably negative impact on the ability of Congress to do its job.  Given the paper-thin Democratic majority in the Senate, every single vote counts.  Thus, unless Sen. Feinstein can guarantee a permanent return to Congress this week, she needs to immediately…

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Catching Up

During my recent absence from this blog, I’ve been regularly asked why I haven’t weighed in on numerous issues.  I do sincerely appreciate that others might be interested in my humble thoughts – and I hope that this long post doesn’t negate that interest. While I am certainly capable of unadulterated rants, I do prefer…

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