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DL Open Thread: Sunday, March 3, 2024

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What’s With The NYTimes?  Basically megaphoned the Biden Is Too Old Meme, polled on it, won’t focus on Trump’s dementia: Widespread concerns about President Biden’s age pose a deepening threat to his re-election bid, with a majority of voters who supported him in 2020 now saying he is too old to lead the country effectively, […]

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Song of the Day 3/2: Brad Fiedel, “Terminator 2 Theme”

Filed in Arts and Entertainment by on March 2, 2024 0 Comments

Anti-Putin Russian dissident Alexei Navalny was buried in Moscow on Friday, a ceremony that drew thousands of chanting spectators despite threats of arrests and heavy police presence. News reports mentioned that his coffin was lowered into the grave to the theme from “Terminator 2: Judgment Day.” “He thought ‘The Terminator 2’ was the best film […]

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DL Open Thread: Saturday, March 2, 2024

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NC Rethugs About To Choose A RWNJ For Governor.  Man, this guy: Surrounded by fans at a beach town bar, Mark Robinson addressed his absent critics. “Mark Robinson is not running to be governor to be a bully over anybody,” he said. Left unmentioned: The deluge of offensive comments that made such a declaration necessary. […]

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Song of the Day 3/1: Judy Street, “What”

Filed in Arts and Entertainment by on March 1, 2024 1 Comment

England’s Northern Soul movement is a fertile field for soul music fans looking for songs they haven’t heard a thousand times. The genre took root around 1970 in northern England, where the taste for Motown’s classic mid-’60s period lingered into the funk era. The term was coined by a London record shop owner who told […]

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DL Open Thread: Friday, March 1, 2024

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Turmoil At Chemours: Can The ‘Forever Chemicals’ Company Survive?   Perhaps the Business Giveaway Fund can pause before trying to bail it out with taxpayers’ money?: Wilmington-based chemical giant The Chemours Co., a spinoff of the DuPont chemical empire, is in apparent tumult at the uppermost levels of management. Three senior executive officers, including the […]

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Delaware Political Weekly: Feb. 23-29, 2024

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on March 1, 2024 4 Comments

1.  Colleen Davis Drops Out Of D Congressional Primary.  Her candidacy never really took off due to health issues.  Here’s hoping she has a long and healthy life. 2.  Sean Matthews Gets A Primary Opponent in RD 10!  Good.  Her name is Melanie Ross Levin.  Whoa! She has serious credentials.  So serious that I wonder […]

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‘Bulo’s Fave Tunes: February 2024

Filed in Arts and Entertainment, Featured by on March 1, 2024 2 Comments

Not gonna lie.  Halfway through the month, the pickin’s were slim. But a great couple of weeks saved the day–and the month.  Mucho diversity as well: Eric Brace led a really cool roots band called Last Train Home. Played at the Gild Hall way back when (2000, I think).  Was also the Weekend Entertainment Editor […]

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Song of the Day 2/29: Lana Del Rey, “Blue Skies”

Filed in Arts and Entertainment by on February 29, 2024 1 Comment

Guest post by Nathan Arizona What? Lana Del Rey in the news again? Go figure. And not just because she got knocked down in Taylor Swift’s private box during a post-game Super Bowl celebration. Karma? For a time she was wearing a loser San Francisco 49ers shirt. The new news is about what made her […]

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DL Open Thread: Thursday, Feb. 29, 2024

Filed in Featured, Open Thread by on February 29, 2024 8 Comments

It Was The Best Of Days For Trump.  It Was The Worst Of Days For Trump.  Both stories illustrate how Trump has avoided being held accountable throughout his career.  Run out the clock.  Offer to settle for pennies on the dollar. One court bought it: The Supreme Court that former President Donald J. Trump helped […]

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BREAKING: Supreme Court In The Bag For Trump

Filed in Featured, National by on February 28, 2024 17 Comments

They’ve inexplicably  (well, not really) agreed to hear Trump’s bullshit claim that he’s immune from prosecution for any crimes he committed as President. Took them forever to rule on this, then pushed back their hearing on this case until April. Make no mistake, the Supreme Court has politicized this case: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2024/02/28/trump-supreme-court-immunity-claim-dc-trial/ It’s all in the […]

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Song of the Day 2/28: Randy Newman, “Little Criminals”

Filed in Arts and Entertainment by on February 28, 2024 7 Comments

Lauren Boebert, the Colorado Carpetbagger, had barely finished tweeting something about the Biden crime family when news broke that her 18-year-old son was arrested on 22 charges related to a string of vehicle break-ins and thefts. Kudos to the writers of the Republican Cinematic Universe for the comic relief. Randy Newman named his 1977 album […]

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DL Open Thread Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2024

Filed in International, National, Open Thread by on February 28, 2024 14 Comments

Rep. James Comer, dumbest man in Kentucky, isn’t going to let a little thing like a lying Russian stooge derail his impeachment of Hunter Biden. No sirree, he’s gonna keep fucking that chicken until its feathers fall off. Some Republicans are on the Russian payroll; others, like Comer, are just following along. Israel and Hamas […]

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Song of the Day 2/27: George Clinton, “Atomic Dog”

Filed in Arts and Entertainment, National by on February 27, 2024 3 Comments

Commander, the Bidens’ German shepherd, has been sent to live “with relatives” after more than two dozen biting incidends involving Secret Service agents. I hope the relatives have figured out what nobody in the White House apparently did – how to buy and use a muzzle, something lots of owners of Rotties and pitties have […]

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