Lawrence O’Donnell gave us a nice commentary last night about the silence of the Gropenfuhrer in response to the election...gosh, you mean we haven’t been subjected to any tweet storms recently? What a blessing indeed (and yes, Ron Klain is an outstanding choice for Chief of Staff, as much as my opinion matters in this stuff I know)...
...and Brian Tyler Cohen tells us what President-Elect Biden had to say in response to whether or not he intends to pursue his own legal action, which, as far as I’m concerned, is an utterly ridiculous question...our corporate media is going to have to make the adjustment to treating a presidential administration like responsible adults again, and I wonder if they’re up for the challenge?...
...and Ali Velshi brought us a great report last night on the new Native American Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. (and by the way, Native Americans delivered Arizona for the Dems, let’s not forget, as noted here – Velshi is sitting in for Rachel Maddow who apparently is in quarantine; all the best for a speedy recovery...11/3 was most definitely a bright spot in the presidential election, but otherwise, the slog of 2020 trudges on)...
...and happy 75th birthday to Neil Young – I know I included one of his tunes last week for a good reason, but here are two more for the occasion.
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