Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Best TV in years
Watched Man In Tree for a while.
Smart cops finally got him to climb down.
Nobody shouted "Jump!"
The crowd cheered when he touched the ground. Good crowd.
Now. How do we get monsters like these....
Ryan’s 15-minute address—he took questions afterward—was a high-minded speech from a high-minded speaker. He spoke eloquently and optimistically about why he got into public service, the nation’s founding ideals, his mentor Jack Kemp, and what politics can be. “Ideas, passionately promoted and put to the test—that’s what politics can be.That’s what our country can be,” Ryan said.... to climb down from their high trees? How do we get monsters like Ryan and Podhoretz to stop gesticulating and shouting incoherent curses? How do we reintroduce them to the reality on the ground? How do we confront them with the million people they have killed and the billion lives they have ruined? Seattle Man In Tree clearly has some well-developed talents and skills. He was comfy in his nest while the wind moved the tree around, and after 24 hours without food and water he climbed down smoothly and easily. DC Men In Trees have no skills or talents. They rely on servants to perform daily tasks. JUMP, DC Men In Trees! JUMP! JUMP! JUMP!
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