It’s been a puzzling period for formal expressions of patriotic nostalgia. On two separate occasions this week, the federal government publicized false quotations of iconic American presidents, fumbling attempts to commemorate the nation’s 250th anniversary.
The first instance came on Flag Day, when the Department of Homeland Security’s official X account misattributed the following description…
"Black care rarely sits behind a rider whose pace is fast enough."
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Jimmy Kimmel is once again proving that no event is too harmless, too masculine, or too obviously designed for normal Americans to enjoy without being filtered through his endless obsession with President Trump. During Monday night’s Jimmy Kimmel Live!, the late-night host mocked President Trump’s White House UFC birthday event, calling it “like a mini […]
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The latest attack on the Republican comes in a country that has seen four presidents assassinated while in office
Plenty — far too much — to get angry about on today’s BradCast. Though we do find a bit of light among the darkness to help kick things off. [Audio link to full show follows this summary.] FIRST UP… The good news: a federal judge in Indiana has blocked, for now, a law adopted by […]
A person posted an image of the gold coin on Reddit, asking if anyone knew what it was. Coin experts were quick to identify it, and had some very good news about how much it is worth