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Ah of course. And thankfully their reports always find a way to fit their narrative. What convenience.

You posted the flimsy story. I was just pointing out that it is not real journalism.

Why would I do that? I'm not publishing stories here. Do you really feel sending an email is digging deep?

Damn Shady, sorry to hear that.

Exactly, this is a partial story. Everybody is running with it instead of digging deeper.

It doesn't bother you that every conservative publication is running with this story without receiving any actual response from the museum itself? This is terrible journalism.

This is the Obsidian forum. Do you mean general? No one goes there. This has the best visibility.

BLM is a movement, so it is no surprise that it would be covered in the museum. As Amentep explained, they don't seem to be covering individuals, but rather events and artifacts. But hey, keep jumping to conclusions instead of doing actual research. It makes you a qualified reporter in this day and age.

That would be pretty bizarre. Although he is still serving, so he might not fit the criteria for an exhibit. Is there an Obama exhibit? It would be interesting if they managed to get a reason out of the museum, instead of just relying on conjecture. There are also plenty of other conservatives in recent government posts, so if this really were a political issue, I'd imagine Condoleezza Rice and Colin Powell would also be snubbed.

Am I the only one that watched the Wild Card game? Madbum was Madbum. He continues to be the best pitcher in playoff history. Unreal. Syndergard was fantastic too, I question pulling him after the 7th. He was dominant and could have gone at least another inning.

Watching two stud pitchers mow through batters. This game is off to a sweet start.

Yeah, that's probably why I'll avoid an Audi, despite me really enjoying driving my Audi rental. I mean, you can get a BMW or Audi certified pre-owned for a pretty good price around here, but it's the repair bills that will kill you.

There was a concern that the bit had grown stale, but then you posted this. Well played.

I would likely have voted for McCain if it weren't for Palin, so the VP can change votes. Although props should be given to the Obama camp for running a very positive campaign that made it easy to jump ship. Ah, the good old days when we had two candidates that I liked.

Luke Cage continues to be amazing. Four episodes in, and I really enjoyed the homage to the original Luke Cage look.

My first guess would be that it is a golf event fundraiser. But the conspiracy stuff is a lot more fun.

I'm not sure when WoD entered the American education system, but he did so in Texas, so don't put that on me. Besides, we are too old to have grown up with google. We all have only ourselves to blame for that habit.

Just our standard political bickering, nothing to see here.

And yet I often feel exhausted by the mental gymnastics routine you put me through. I must train harder.

"The power of acute observation is often mistaken for cynicism by those who have not got it." - George Bernard Shaw Not all of us graduated Magna **** Laude.

Nah, that's more like brown-shirt fascism that anything else And those are different how? This is coming from the left, enabled by one of the major parties. Ah yes, every white kid that that gets beat up by a black kid is clearly part of the left wing agenda. Just to counteract WoD's doom and gloom:

Hockey fans only stab people with skate blades, to be clear.

Yeah, I was rushing off and should have been more clear about Cato, my apologies. It isn't unbiased. It does at least make an attempt to look at numbers, which the Washington Post does not.

The article doesn't look to closely at the actual numbers in New Mexico though, which tend to paint him in a favorable light. Here is a different view: http://www.cato.org/blog/cato-fiscal-grades-gary-johnson-william-weld?utm_content=bufferd3c14&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer