Weekly thoughts
Hey SF Giants.
Great to see a game like today, but this is not the NFL, you need more than one great offensive team performance a week.
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Understand my favorite athletes may not share my political beliefs.
Drew Brees criticized kneeling as disrespecting flag in 2020. Outraged Saints teammates.
He apologized.
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Since many of my fellow Democrats are outraged by Jaxson Dart introducing Donald Trump at a rally, would like to remind them that New Orleans Saints QB Tyler Shough endorsed Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear.
But now? W/ Trump historically unpopular.
And NFL teams being 70% black?
WTF was Jaxson Dart thinkng
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Can we start the pool as to when Donald first turns on new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh?
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Donald Trump actually said of his new Federal Reserve chair “I want Kevin to be totally independent.”
Translation: “Totally independent until he does something I doesn’t like. And then I will make sure he will be totally f*cked.”
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Many of us have that relative who needs to make every holiday all about them.
On top of everything else the President of the United States is that relative.
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Many of us who are frequent travelers have experienced cell phone issues or wi-fi outrages that make it difficult to work.
This doesn’t happen for Donald Trump.
He could work anywhere, if he wants to.
Missing his son’s wedding is an excuse. For something.
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Raul Castro, who will turn 95 in June, is not that popular at this point in Cuba.
What would make him popular?
A US invasion
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Hard to forgive Tillis for voting to confirm Pete Hegseth.
But I like Thom unleashed
Talking about Trump’s slush fund “Stupid on stilts.”
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For most Americans, if they’ve heard of the Suez Canal crisis in 1956, it was in “The Crown.”
For the English & Anglophiles, it’s often considered the end of Great Britain’s reign as a superpower.
Trump’s deal, if it holds, may well be America’s Suez Canal moment.
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