weingust.bsky.social
Shakespeare and theatre scholar; proud papa of USC entrepreneur and @hostelpass CEO; old actor; former Ensemble member @GlideSF; ally; happy Californian.
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Leader Jeffries, you have been a hero to Democrats and the nation. We need you now to put on your cape, summon all of your significant creativity, and rise to meet this moment.
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Isn’t he already in jail? Oh, wait . . .
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Nah.
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A wise man used to say: “there is great joy in the making of a pun — just not for the person who hears it.”
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Dems have been bringing the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure to a gunfight.
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The position of dog catcher may require more talent than he possesses.
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Thanks for the posting. BTW: the image atop your user page features the Hollar “Long View” drawing of the Hope (the bear-baiting house) which is mislabeled as the Globe. The actual (second) Globe is the playhouse that appears in partial view immediately above your personal image. DM to discuss?
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Well done Museum of London Archaeology!
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Impeach him for the ‘70s hairdo.
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What are your thoughts about Assoc. Deputy AG Emil Bove’s quid-pro-quo demand to have your old office drop the Eric Adams case, and Interim USA Sassoon’s response to Pam Bondi, and subsequent resignation? — Don in Berkeley, a listener since the very first episode of Stay Tuned.
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These cowards would confirm Goebbels and Himmler if Trump could find a way to nominate them.
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These cowards would confirm Goebbels and Himmler if Trump could find a way to nominate them.
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These cowards would confirm Goebbels and Himmler if Trump could find a way to nominate them.
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These cowards would confirm Goebbels and Himmler if Trump could find a way to nominate them.
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These cowards would confirm Goebbels and Himmler if Trump could find a way to nominate them.
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These cowards would confirm Goebbels and Himmler if Trump could find a way to nominate them.
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These cowards would confirm Goebbels and Himmler if Trump could find a way to nominate them.
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These cowards would confirm Goebbels and Himmler if Trump could find a way to nominate them.
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These cowards would confirm Goebbels and Himmler if Trump could find a way to nominate them.
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These cowards would confirm Goebbels and Himmler if Trump could find a way to nominate them.
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These cowards would confirm Goebbels and Himmler if Trump could find a way to nominate them.
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Somebody’s got to track that plane. Thanks for standing on the wall for all of us.
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Isabel Wilkerson addresses this topic in her wonderful book, Caste: The origins of our Discontents. Here’s an Atlantic article discussing James Whitman’s book on the subject, Hitler's American Model: The United States and the Making of Nazi Race Law.
www.theatlantic.com/magazine/arc...
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And some of us thought “The Power Broker” was a long listen . . .
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Only the best people . . .
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Sense?
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Following the lead of ABC. Who’s next? Ante up.
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What are we to expect from someone devoid of both art and humanity?
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Much snappier than the sense-memory-filled production staged by Stanislavsky at the M.A.T.
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Jordan Pond House?
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Waj, until last season, the Lions had won a grand total of ONE playoff game in my entire lifetime, and I’m getting to be an old man.
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Native Detroiter here. It’s hard to find an article or a post that mentions “Lions fans,” and doesn’t also include a version of the word “suffer.”
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If it’s Sunday . . . I’m missing Tim Russert.
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With first thoughts to our suffering SoCal compatriots, isn’t it nice though, that we have a place to live with such extraordinary natural beauty and such (mostly) wonderful people, where Mango Mussolini and his team would never think to live? They can have their wrath; we have California.
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Caius was a sweet pup, and he loved to catch cookies.
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As always, only selectively original-practices, but a lot of fun. Mark, as usual, was wonderful. His o.p. Cleopatra was terrific too. Maybe his best all-male was his Richard III, in which he said, “give out / That Anne, my queen, is sick and like to die” with her sitting right next to him.
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I believe the latter is the spelling in apposition to “police officer.”
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Publication congratulations Adam. In re: Ranciére, is there such a thing as an overripe mind?