I think these two items work together nicely.
A U.S. Senate report released on Thursday says Republican congressional leaders’ refusal to publicly acknowledge Russian election interference in 2016 contributed to a watered-down response by the Obama administration
https://t.co/9lD2DeaV9u— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) February 6, 2020
That tweet is framed politely, the report spreads the condemnation a fair bit. Which is easy to do, there are many fingers to point in many directions. But, ultimately, everything seems to follow the rule of gravity, and point downward. Lowest common denominators being what they are.
What if rhetoricians were studying the wrong sort of speakers? https://t.co/aMGUJVpfF5
— Kenny Smith (@kennysmith) February 6, 2020
Full day in the office, followed by several hours in the studio. So there’s not a lot here. (Initially I wrote lout, which was more typographical error than subliminal message, but I fortunately caught it just in time.) I do have some video from the studio, however. Tuesday night we watched the news:
And they made white chocolate strawberries, which may be the way to go there, it turns out:
Tonight was sports:
So many sports:
I hope that’ll keep you for now. We’ll try to do better next Thursday, and at least a few of the days in between. See you tomorrow, then, right?
