When people ask politicians pertinent questions, and those politicians give terrible answers, it's the fault of the asker? These guys are totally lost - confused flailing.

Cormac McCarthy for head of Housing and Urban Development. He fits the single qualification.

It's honestly interesting (and informative) to dig into guys like Matt Darling and realize they hold make-work positions where they aren't expected to actually *do* anything, and just spend all day LARPing as econ experts on social media.

This is partially a "rubber meets the road" problem, where loud leftists voices tend to be well-off guys with jobs like "podcaster" and "blogger" who don't want their property value lowered or their lake view obscured.

The way Twitter is now you can see this message from "Vuyrix" and, based on 5 letters, accurately predict what his entire feed (and Steam profile) is like. These guys love to call other people NPCs but they're all the same person, and without a single original thought among them.

Everyone nerd should be forced to watch the High School Reunion episode of 30 Rock.

Democratic operatives are still blaming "the groups" for things Biden and Democratic politicians do lol The exact opposite of "the buck stops here." When Biden - the most powerful man on earth - does something bad the person to blame is the ACLU intern who sent an email

The other day I told a barista I was reading Patrick Stewarts autobiography and they didn't know who that was. Time makes a fool of us all!

I prefer it when games set up the bad guy at the start, and then you spend the next 60 hours finding missing frying pans.

Film podcast bros in shambles

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