Numbers and bigger numbers.
Wednesday night, Bradley Beal set a career high with 60 points against 76ers, but his Wizards still lost 136-141.
So yet another time someone from Washington set a personal best and still came in second.
(Yes, 75 million votes also definitely loses to 81 million.)
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Bummer that the Spurs didn’t play Wednesday night. Really wanted someone to put a microphone in front of Gregg Popovich.
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DC Police said something like 52 arrests now. 52 arrests? As a long time #SFGiants fan I remember more than 15 arrests during an average Giants Dodgers game at Candlestick.
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“A selfish man’s injured pride” – Mitt Romney just summed up the reasons for this charade and for the riots in DC today.
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Once again, as a Stanford alum can I call upon the university to rescind Josh Hawley’s degree? Along with Yale Law School. Ditto Princeton and Harvard Law School with Ted Cruz.
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How do these house Republicans say they rise with “a heavy heart,” when they have clearly demonstrated they don’t HAVE a heart?
Wednesday night, 132 Republicans members of the House just voted against their own elections/re-elections this November being valid.
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Your reminder, and with all-caps since that’s the language some seem to understand: All the voting changes that Pennsylvania GOP cult members are railing against were PUT IN PLACE BY GOP PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
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To paraphrase a quote about Charles I at his execution: Nothing in Mike Pence’s Vice Presidency so became him as presiding over the leaving of it.
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Nancy Pelosi and Mike Pence giving each other an elbow bump was unexpectedly somehow sweet. Don’t tell Mother.
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Donald had his account suspended for 12 hours today. You know, I always kind of thought the standards for keeping an active account on Twitter were lower than for keeping the nuclear codes.
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I’m so old I remember when some people thought it was an exaggeration to compare Trump to Hitler and Jim Jones.
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So the results are certified. Can we now call Trump and the GOP “The Gang that Couldn’t Coup Straight?
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One of many things to look forward to now in 2021 is that Mitch McConnell will HAVE to vote on Merrick Garland.
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I’m so old I remember watching live and thinking the most memorable part of Wednesday, January 6, might be Amy Klobuchar once again eviscerating Ted Cruz.
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I think for millions of Americans “Dry January” has just been canceled.
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