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.
Stephen with other news
Mrs. Obama has declined to attend Donald Trump’s inauguration, where Speaker Johnson pledged to fly flags at full mast. Elsewhere in Washington, the Coca-Cola company gifted Trump a special commemorative bottle, and two of his cabinet nominees faced scrutiny in Congressional confirmation hearings.
Not sure what Michelle’s plans are Monday, but they have to be more important than attending FF’s 2nd inauguration. I’ve got other things to do as well. Maybe go have lunch or something.
pogo, why the big tsk tsk about her not showing up/? it isn’t the history making thing media accuses her of since neither the outgoing flotus nor even the outgoing potus showed up last time.
oh yeah, forgot it’s always worse if the dems flout the norms. goopers can get away with mudering people on 5th ave and letting a million die of covid.
for a change, here’s some happy moments of sheer joy:
A man reunites with his dog.. missing for five days following the Palisades fire in California.
another happy story in the midst of sadness — The L.A. fires skipped over this historic avenue. Neighbors credit ‘trees of God’ ALTADENA, Los Angeles County — A towering river of green flows through Altadena and marks where the Eaton firestorm inexplicably blew by and left rows of homes untouched. Over 100 cedars native to the Himalayan mountains line Santa Rosa Avenue, which is known by locals and on historical markers as Christmas Tree Lane. The mile-long avenue is lit up in December with thousands of colorful holiday lights strung up in the trees. “These trees protected our little pocket,” said Kevin Van Vreede, 58, whose home still stands on nearby Sacramento Street. The Eaton Fire turned block after block of Altadena into ashen ruins. But these shaggy Dr. Seuss cedars still stand where they have grown since their 19th century planting. Embers didn’t take hold in their needles — even with about 20,000 lights,… Read more »