Left Coast Sports Babe

The signing of Roki Sasaki reminds us of one thing. With these horrific fires you can love and feel sympathy for Los Angeles, and still hate the Dodgers.

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Meanwhile, Trump is moving viewing for his inaugural to the Capital One Arena.

The Capital One Arena holds only 20,000 people. The US Capitol rotunda holds 700 Supposedly there were 200,000 tickets issued for the inauguration. Wanna guess how many of them were going to go unused

For those who don’t follow sports, the arena is normally home to the NBA Washington Wizards – currently 6-33. Yes, 6-33. The biggliest losers in the NBA. Coincidence?

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Was at President Obama’s inaugural. It was VERY VERY cold. Still the biggest crowds ever. It’s not the cold Donald can’t handle. It’s that he knows a big crowd won’t show up. Hotel rooms before they moved things indoors were STILL available in DC. With falling prices.

But everything is nonrefundable – so all those MAGAs who did shell out for rooms, possibly at higher prices before hotels realized people weren’t coming – are stuck with rooms in a freezing cold city with museums closed and watching on hotel TVs.

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Amy Klobuchar was, as usual, right. Guess DonOld’s hair couldn’t handle a blizzard.

Apparently Mike Pence accepted the Congressional Committee’s invitation to Monday’s inaugural. And It IS customary for former Presidents & VPs to attend. Why do I feel strongly after Carter’s funeral that Karen Pence won’t join him?

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Speaking of Jimmy Carter. Maybe God didn’t like his best pal Jimmy disrepected with Trump planning to raise the flags to full staff on Monday.

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British PM for a minute Liz Truss is in DC for the inaugural.

Time for another head of lettuce challenge? IYKYK

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Remember, GOP says that children & teens are too fragile & innocent to handle seeing drag queens, or read books that have sexual references in them.

But children brought to US as babies or young children are guilty of a crime and should be deported. Make it make sense.

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