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Kennedy Center's new programming head resigns days after hire was announced [View all] BumRushDaShow 19 hrs ago OP
Couch, eh? Hugin 19 hrs ago #1
DAMMIT YOU SCOOPED ME, YOU SON OF AN ANGEL!!!! Montauk6 16 hrs ago #12
Snort.... Bengus81 2 hrs ago #25
Two weeks? How many Scaramuccis is that? progressoid 19 hrs ago #2
there is an old CIA manual around... ret5hd 19 hrs ago #3
New Podcast Idea: Shortless, featuring Kevin Couch and Anthony Scaramucci Prairie Gates 19 hrs ago #4
ouch. erronis 19 hrs ago #5
Some people are saying that Vance kept asking him for a...ummm...get together! Enter stage left 18 hrs ago #6
Until Trump's name is removed, and his appointees are replaced, no decent American should support the Kennedy Center. Martin68 18 hrs ago #7
Same onenote 17 hrs ago #11
And restored in such a way as that it's no longer under control of the Federal government. cstanleytech 13 hrs ago #16
A guy I knew in high school is a balloon artist kimbutgar 18 hrs ago #8
I wonder if someone asked him if he had any plans for a career after the Trump regine. Working at the flashman13 18 hrs ago #9
"Commonsense programming", aka... reACTIONary 17 hrs ago #10
Exactly NJCher 13 hrs ago #17
Once he got there and found out the next 6 months was 2 month residencies each AZJonnie 14 hrs ago #13
Ambitious guy takes a gig thinking he can work with political extremists. LudwigPastorius 14 hrs ago #14
He saved his reputation, but not indefinitely. littlemissmartypants 13 hrs ago #15
Might be too late though BumRushDaShow 8 hrs ago #18
True. Maybe with some time distance and a good spindoctor he can resurrect it further down the road. littlemissmartypants 5 hrs ago #22
Let me guess. The programmer can't locate anyone willing to be on the program. Vinca 8 hrs ago #19
They can always try to bring in Dennis Miller, Joe Piscopo, and Jon Lovitz BumRushDaShow 7 hrs ago #21
He's still alive? Of course, it's been hard to tell for years. Vinca 3 hrs ago #23
He's been "preserved" for use in a wax museum some day. BumRushDaShow 2 hrs ago #24
The Trump appointee timeline Ray Bruns 7 hrs ago #20
He probably got tired of scheduling Kid Rock and Ted Nugent. Lara Trump on holidays. Norrrm 2 hrs ago #26
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