Mike Honcho

I actually thought it was a good plan hiding at celebration in your honor, seriously only an idiot would show up there while trying to avoid a subpoena.

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Thanks to one of our fine clients, I'm finishing off the week with a little Buffalo Trace Bourbon.

Thanks for the tip, will try.

Some.

Some Woodford Reserve today. 🧊

Am I the only person who plays Blood Bowl?

I will be on May 24th when Furiosa comes out!!!

I vehemently disagree. I would much rather get rid of the filibuster-let the parties who win actually have to legislate and then in elections we vote on what they did or did not achieve. The current systems is stuck in the mud where nothing can be done and the goal of the parties (particularly the R's, think McConnell and his my job is to stop Obama from getting policies passed staement) is to not allow the other to do anything. This is not what was envisioned when the Founding Fathers wrote the Constitution and the country is suffering for it. The filibuster is anti-democracy, pure and simple. That's my piece.

Not if Jeanine Pirro is still on the air.

Axis and Allies on steam ---

I vote yes. Most likely they will have a better understanding of the issues than most citizens.

I like that the big Matlock moment for the Trump team is ONE CALL Cohen made might NOT be about the hush money.

Update: Much worse than the initial report.

Filibuster is stupid. No where else in our govt, does the minority have the ability to veto the majority. It came to be by accident and goes against what the founding fathers wanted. Before the Constitution, we were governed by the Articles of Confederation - and that had a 9 out 13 requirement to pass legislation and one reason for the Constitution was because this supermajority requirement prevented almost all legislation from being passed. The Fathers wouldn't have made the VP the tie breaking vote in the Senate if they wanted a filibuster. Think about it, if you tie, the VP decides, but instead of allowing for a tie, you can just filibuster to stop legislation, it's focking absurd.

National Popular Vote Interstate Compact The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC) is an agreement among a group of U.S. states and the District of Columbia to award all their electoral votes to whichever presidential ticket wins the overall popular vote in the 50 states and the District of Columbia. The compact is designed to ensure that the candidate who receives the most votes nationwide is elected president, and it would come into effect only when it would guarantee that outcome.

I'm going Mt. Rushmore and adding Blood Bowl, if forced to do only three, I would take Stratego off the list.

MTG would wipe the floor with AOC and probably knows how to dispose of a body.

Monopoly Axis and Allies Stratego

Also, as I pointed out, everything Costello was told by Cohen, was when Cohen was still protecting Trump---some of the lies that he told Congress that got him convicted of perjury are are what Costello is saying Cohen told him. IE, he was lying to Costello too.

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Seems excessive, like isn't what he did a traffic violation?

Something that's been bothering for a few weeks is the finish at Kansas. Buescher doesn't protect the outside, Larson gets his run and pulls up and maybe ahead of him with a good exit line in front of him. Instead of just racing hard to the finish though, Kyle door slammed Buescher twice. The second time he really chased him down to get him again. When he first pulls up next to Chris, Buescher didn't put him in the wall, squeeze, or do anything, he just raced him clean. It seems everyone is giving Kyle a lot of credit for wanting it more and such, but doesn't it seem a bit dirty and a tad hypocritical. Kyle always says he races people the way they race him, but Chris races everyone clean. I mean if Kyle wants to get right next to Chris and side draft him, and follow him around to ruin his air, that's cool, but I think he crossed the line. If I'm Chris and the only thing between me and the finish line is Kyle, I'm not going to hesitate to use my car to get him out of the way. Anyway, just wondering what you guys think about it. Also, I'm not a Kyle hater--I generally root for the Hendrick cars and his team too.

You get all yellows and my guesses look like I'm actively avoiding trying to find letters.