Today's Tids Issue 3,418
Opening Stuff:
Opening Stuff:
When
air is heavy with humidity
I lose significant mental lucidity
But when the air becomes breezily
My brain works better, rather easily.
So,
in an effort to take the spotlight away from
her sloppiness in creating a private email system, Hillary has decided to
make a major speech on how good a bad Iran deal is for America. Good judgment
for a presidential candidate. She would make great decisions on a 3:00AM “Red
Phone” call.
An
artist, writer and musician are exactly the same as the scientist
who innovates by pushing aside boundaries.
By
the way, many of the Dems who finally threw in support for
the Iran Deal say they aren’t really sure it is a good deal. This was WH arm twisting
at its finest.
The
Question:
Who was the youngest ever Queen of England?
The
Headlines:
--Market Up; US Jobs In July surge; Wall Street
Pushing Fed To Lay Off rate Hike; World Bank Agrees On No Hike..
--Large Russian Military Transport Planes Landing
In Syria.
--Congress Opens Hearings On Planned Parenthood.
--Hillary Urged By Adviser To Take “Deal” To Avoid
Email Prosecution; Making Jokes About Email Not Going Over Well With
Increasingly Serious Justice Department; Hillary Apologizes…With Qualifications.
--Iran’s Khamenei Iterates Distrust Of US; Will Do
No More Negotiations With Evil USA; No Nuke Deal Until Sanctions Lifted; Says
Israel Will Not Exist In 25 Years.
The
big News is the debut of Steven Colbert. I have seen
adjectives like “Weird”, “Edgy”, “Wild”, Funny”, Creative”, and reviews that
are in general quite favorable. Jimmy Fallon had better get to work.
There’s
something fishy about AGT when one judge seems to have an
agenda that primarily feeds his own ego. He certainly didn’t coincide with this
observer’s reaction to excellent performances (Nr fellow judges). In several
instances last night he told very good performers that they can’t win,
instantly putting a big negative in the backs of voter’s minds. This would tend
to make his predictions a self-fulfilling prophecy. Anyhow, my favorite acts
were Paul Zerdin, Daniella Mass, Freelusion, Sharon Irvng, and Three Shades of
Blue. Alicia Michilli should be one of the
finalists. I didn’t like Pif the last time but he won me over last night.
Uzeyer I like a lot, and his error last night does not change my mind. I think
Alondra Santo is very talented. Gary
Vider is pleasant at times, but he rarely makes me laugh. And I’m just not
interested at all in the Regurgitator. I felt a little underwhelmed last night. I think I enjoyed Mass most
Some
say that the Kim Davis case may have been good for a
freedom of religion constitutional debate if she had exhibited a better sense
of the sanctity of marriage in her own life.
If
you watch the Hill closely, most of her denials about
anything regarding the many things she has been accused of over the years are
couched in lawyer-speak. And yesterday she used the favorite ploy of scam artists
and politician with hands in the cookie jar -- “I made a Mistake”! -- as in I’m
sorry I got caught. What’s next, going on the campaign trail lying on a gurney,
ala mafia kings in court house appearances? Did I say “lying” on a gurney?
Oops!
The
Answer:
Mary I, also known as “Mary Queen of Scots” began
her reign at just 6 days old.
See
you
all tomorrow!
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