a MILLION words

[dixiegrrrrl]

Link to tweet

[malaise]

1. Perfect

Lock them up!

[dixiegrrrrl]

6. Photo seems a perfect up date to this famous pic that we often see.

The people are lined up for food after the historic 1937 Louisville flood, as it turns out. The middle of the Great depression.

[malaise]

7. Did you see that Mother sent out her invitations for her Craft Party

Same shit different day but with a double dose of Covid.

[PatSeg]

12. Shouldn't she be packing?

There's always so much to do when you're about to be moving.

[malaise]

14. We'd be right to think so

[dixiegrrrrl]

17. I was looking at the post earlier...

All that white......a winter wonderland.

[malaise]

18. Blinding white

They are shameless

[ProudMNDemocrat]

2. "You're out of touch, you're out of mind"...

Lyrics from Hall & Oates.

Disgusting Republicans.

[Faux pas]

3. Kickin' with disgust!

[Ohiogal]

4. What a perfect capsule

to illustrate Two America’s. Thank you dixiegrrrl

[Native]

5. So Michigan's AG has opened an investigation into who paid for the Dom they drank until closing at

$500 a bottle. And what's with the brown goody bags each of the guys have? Not to mention the chick's dress in the background. I'm sure most of the women on DU always hike their dresses up to their crotches before sitting down. Everything about this picture is just so weird.

[CaptYossarian]

16. The Scamway family, no doubt.

Luckily, no Champagne is chilled in hell.

[onecaliberal]

8. This line of reality really needs to be highlighted.

[AllaN01Bear]

9. and no masks to be seen in the hotel.

[William769]

10. K&R.

[bronxiteforever]

11. Heartless. Ice water runs through their veins.n/t

[LuckyLib]

13. Folks in Michigan need to see this! Your legislators at work!

[CaptYossarian]

15. Dickwad was running on HIS economy and thinks he still won.

My wife is a huge Peanuts fan, so we traveled to St. Paul to see a small park where Charlie Brown and his friends were bronze statues on some of the benches. We were across the street from what I believe was the MN Capitol. I didn't bother to look at the top of the building for the copper dome.

On this particular day, several stretch limos arrived with couples wearing tuxedoes and ball gowns. Meanwhile, the park had a few dozen homeleass people watching these affluent douches.

It was a nice sociology lesson for my young daugthters that they'll never see in any textbook. That day, the wealth gap was about 75 feet, but also at least hundreds of thousands of dollars.