Her being stunned stuns me, not to mention her fingering Barack and Michelle. Never thought I’d hear that on this network.
Author: Jim Bowman
Mass complainer finds relief, somehow . . .
Looonnnggg song and organ recital between readings Sunday, 8:30 mass, we spectators caught in a web of musicality for a good ten minutes! Participation? Or obedient listening, waiting for the spirit to move us. Blah.
Followed by 2nd reading, slow and moony by soft-voiced woman. Then 8:50 the gospel, at long last. Followed by sermon, at-first slightly bookish but logically progressing — with, lo and behold (they say there is no grace), a sense for the listener that this was the dawning of a time of peace and good will towards his fellow-worshipers.
Look, you never know what’s going to work or when or quite how. But the elderly male worshiper found something new in mass this day. Along with his incurable woolgathering, of course, but that’s another story . . .
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: Official story of Las Vegas shooting unravels; physical impossibility of lone gunman senior citizen makes narrative ludicrous
I Can’t Understand a Word My Priest Says – WSJ
For a partly negative view of this matter so well laid out for us, may I offer this? Sometimes, especially if the speaker has a soft, smoothing tone, it’s a blessing not to know what he’s saying. I’d say many worshipers zone out anyhow. So like the new priest for other reasons even if you can’t understand him, including this mixed blessing which I have discovered — and be thankful for any priest at all.
Anarcho-Tyranny Update: Mounting Proof That Alt Right Charlottesville Five Are Political Prisoners
Goes against the mainstream grain, does it not?
No rant, however, but carefully, thorough, documented reporting here from my friend Nicholas Stix does back up the headline, does it not?
And do not be befuddled, amazed, indignant or anything else by the phrase, perhaps new to you, “anarcho-tyranny.” If you are any of those things, I do not think you will be once you have taken yourself through this excellent piece.
Budweiser considers ending their NFL sponsorship over protests — and they want to hear from you
Hey, it will be this Bud’s for you (and me and the rest of us) if they do it.
In the wake of increased national anthem protests by NFL players, Anheuser-Busch is reconsidering its NFL sponsorship, likely because the protests are very unpopular among everyday Americans. Bud Light currently serves as the official beer of the NFL.
Go A-B.
San Juan Mayor Admits She Hasn’t Met With Federal Officials At Joint Field Office Over Hurricane Relief Efforts
Ditz of the week, pride of Puerto Rico:
San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz, a Democrat, went on a tirade on Saturday, accusing President Trump of allowing Puerto Ricans to die because he just doesn’t care.
But now it turns out Cruz is not in the loop and hasn’t even bothered to participate in meetings with officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency or other federal agencies.
As told to former Clintonista Stephanopoulos.
Aren’t you glad we have a POTUS who knows how liars work and how to handle them? Remember how nice-guy GW took it smilingly on the chin throughout the New Orleans fiasco? Go Donald.
NFL ticket sales plummet 17.9%
Student senators sit down during Pledge of Allegiance
College-educated generation of vipers.
Moments later: Oops, only ten or so sat. Sorry.
Packers’ national anthem plans continue to rile fans
This thing won’t go away, apparently.
First Amendment I honor by exercising my right to say this is dumb.
No one, no one is threatening them with anything. Neither is anyone obliged to go their games or watch them or cheer or boo, whatever.
This whole thing makes First Amendment a new refuge of scoundrels
