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First of all, that photo is so silly looking that it looks like a parody of Hollywood blockbusters

Second, the first woman on the left is staring directly at the camera

Should call it the Punchable Face Club, going by that photo.

There's not. I'm sorry, I've read every link put forth arguing exactly that, and all the "irregularities" are easily explained. There have been hand recounts that validated the results. He won; it's awful, but he won.

I don't normally comment on this kind of thing, but she aged in the last six years or so. She's younger than me but looks about 20 years older in that photo. Maybe it was all the chickens coming home to roost.

Email entitled "moderation" (the email subject includes the quotes around the word) from Bernie Sanders, sent Sunday:

What is “radical” is that we are spending close to one trillion a year on the military, and many billions in weaponry for an extremist Netanyahu government in Israel that has waged a horrific, illegal and immoral war against the people of Gaza.

Physical release...

Where did you go, Arkansas?

Probably just fishing for a handout like they got the first time around. They would still vote him again.

Coppola self-funded Megalopolis to the tune of $120M. It has a 4.7 on IMDB. It earned about 10% of its total budget.

Every creative swing doesn't need to be successful, but you probably want to tighten up the script you've been working on for literally 40 years if you're going to invest that kind of money.

Is there ever a time when Hollywood isn't desperate these days? It's the first word that comes to mind to describe it.

It does, and I have an automatic gas shutoff valve as well (it's gone off once before, which made for a pretty surprising morning shower).

But this is good advice for anyone who lives in a similar area. Don't put yourself in a position where you could lose everything because you were trying to save a few bucks a month.

I agree that if they're found to be here illegally, they should be given the choice of whether their American children should remain with them when they're deported.

I think this should only occur after they receive due process.

The way to avoid delays in judgment is not to do away with due process. That's trying to cure the disease (dysfunction) by treating the symptoms.

The way to solve it is by dramatically increasing the number of immigration judges to help reach resolutions quickly. Thousands more. That's a constructive change, not a destructive change. One is long-lasting; one only lasts as long as this administration. Both parties have failed at dramatically expanding the immigration courts like they should have, because this is a political issue they can campaign on.

But constructive changes are still the right way to improve the system.