boys were distinct from the rest of the mob and leaving it with tactical objectives. and that s thanks to a new york times investigation that spanned months showing this level of coordination. this is significant, both because it adds evidence to the record, and it may also, in some ways, fortify the criminal cases against certain individuals. so, let s go through some of this. here s the footage of the very first breach on the sixth, before trump speech had formally ended. and this was the first time rioters got past police, we showed that they had already made progress on their tactical plan, the proud boys and one of their leaders, joe biggs, conducting the strategy here to make that breach. and what s widely viewed as a tipping point, a bum protester named ryan samsel talks to joe bag and immediately confronts the police. bigs and other leaders look on. sam selena told the fbi that biggs encouraged him to confront the police, something biggs denies.
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The title, of course, is a play on words from “The Other” Dan Brown’s novel. Like “The Da Vinci Code,” the book by fisherman Dan Brown features an image of The Mona Lisa on the cover. But this Mona Lisa is holding a big Kamloops steelhead trout.
It’s all in good fun, says Brown, who lives along the St. Croix River in Taylors Falls, Minn., on the Minnesota-Wisconsin border.
Published by Beaver’s Pond Press in St. Paul, “Da Fishi Code” was released in late October. Da Fishi Code: Serious and Not-So-Serious Stories from da Rivers, Lakes, Fields and Life was released in late October 2020 and published by Beaver s Pond Press in St. Paul. (Book cover/ danbrowntrout.com)
The title, of course, is a play on words from “The Other” Dan Brown’s novel. Like “The Da Vinci Code,” the book by fisherman Dan Brown features an image of The Mona Lisa on the cover. But this Mona Lisa is holding a big Kamloops steelhead trout.
It’s all in good fun, says Brown, who lives along the St. Croix River in Taylors Falls on the Minnesota-Wisconsin border.
Published by Beaver’s Pond Press in St. Paul, “Da Fishi Code” was released in late October. Da Fishi Code: Serious and Not-So-Serious Stories from da Rivers, Lakes, Fields and Life was released in late October 2020 and published by Beaver s Pond Press in St. Paul. (Book cover/ danbrowntrout.com)
there are parts of the campaign when people in the middle, from center left, very affected by what looked to be the lunch pale case. for rick santorum. i ve been telling my liberal friends, there s a lot of populism in the republican party. your guy spoke it. it isn t all 1%. it wouldn t be in general election if it was 1% party. 49 of that 50% republicans get in general elections like 2010 are not 1 percenters. why did he stay on that line and run on that line and knock romney s block off? why did he stick on my grandfather s big hands out of the coffin. i grew up, a joe bag of doughnuts, kind of guy, why didn t he stay there? why did he get into contraception and all this stupid stuff we fought about 50 years ago. you guys did. oh, come on, chris. so i hope we bring up contraception under this campaign? that s fine. that s one sentence out of a whole 45-minute speech.
much. i m not crazy about putting them. but i get the sense that romney has been uncomfortable with the message he s had to sell for the last year and a half. he s running he s having to run in a way that wouldn t be ideal for him if it were his comfort zone. he s a republican tech na democrat. he s a business he can t run that way. i feel all of this has and that s what gets these weird languages. suppose he was sitting in a board room with a bunch of other people talking about a couple cadillacs. that s fine. that sounds right among that crowd. he s used to talking to people with a lot of money. he comes from a lot of money. now he s out there trying to sell himself as joe bag of donuts. six pack. what do you say? it s not translating. there is and has always been for romney a disconnect issue. there s two dynamics in this