And the president of north korea. A president who will stand toe to toe with a north korean bully goes a long way. You know what i remember used to say, how easy it is to be president ial. You would be so bored. This is much for effective. Our new slogan is going to be keep America Great exclamation point. Well if you are not in moon township, pennsylvania last night, you should have been. It was one of those quintessentially trump rallies. Is that fair to say . Absolutely. Energized, off the cuff, no stress, amazing. Thats where hes in the element, keep America Great exclamation point. Didnt work for jeb. Might work for trump, though. If the exclamation point matters and works and fits, then it can work. Jeb stole that from lamar alexander. Oh, really . The exclamation point doesnt work if youre boring. Thats true. This rally whether you like trump or not was anything but boring. Our producers gave us these giant large mugs because its Daylight Saving time. So now we need 40ounces of
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Klyde Warren Park’s splashy proposed fountain is too much
Park needs a water feature, but one that’s sensible, sustainable.
Artist rendering of the Nancy Best Fountain in Klyde Warren, which will feature the world s tallest water jets. Construction on the $10 million project will begin in the summer with completion expected in December 2021.(Courtesy of Klyde Warren Park)
vergüenza ajena. Think of it as an inversion of the German term
schadenfreude, that gleeful sense of pleasure in someone else’s pain. The direct translation is “alien embarrassment,” but what it truly conveys is that feeling of mortification when you witness someone do something foolish. Unlike its German counterpart, it brings no joy.