Attribution: Inauguration Day A Busy Day by Bob Englehart, PoliticalCartoons.com
A Long Goodbye but NOT the Last Hurrah
After decades of working for the good of the country, like his friend Jimmy did, Joe will continue to do good works post-presidency.
Attribution: Biden farewell address by Dave Granlund, PoliticalCartoons.com
Online dictionary: The idiom “last hurrah” is a common expression used in English to describe a final effort or activity before retirement, departure, or the end of something. It signifies a last chance to make an impression or leave one’s mark on a situation.
The FOX Factor
Hard to tell whether GOP senators are more afraid of Trump or Pete Hegseth’s boss, FOX NEWS.
“Though Sen. Ernst said at the start of her questioning that she was someone who would ‘pull no punches’ she did not challenge Mr. Hegseth — and at one point, even tried to rebut allegations…” — New York Times
