Roger Baylor

I'm not sure why "Peanuts&union" didn't occur to me previously.

A billionaire owning us all. What could go wrong, Batman?

RT @TheEconomist: If Donald Trump gives Vladimir Putin what he wants, the alliances and values that America has championed for decades will…

I was today years old when I learned that Getúlio Vargas was the Brazilian leader during WWII. That's a good thing. I try to learn every day.

Massimo @Rainmaker1973

WWII leaders as children https://t.co/bUEucC6W2Q

RT @dick_nixon: If you're here I assume it's for a realistic analysis of politics and statecraft. Let me tell you that is difficult when th…

RT @thescottbarber: I for one am shocked that the market isn’t responding better to 16th century mercantilist trade policies.

RT @DPRK_News: Warlord Donald Trump invites fellow egg-shaped idiot Duterte to molest teenage girls and discuss best ways to lawfully murde…

40 Years in Beer #75: Moscow in 1999 was a crazed synthesis of old and new, but in the countryside, the pace of life was slow. Later in the trip, trenchermen ran amok in Copenhagen. https://t.co/6REp56ruaV https://t.co/W1S4C1ww3b

Tirana's Bunk’Art 2 museum preserves the nuclear bunker built for the communist-era Ministry of the Interior, overlords of the Sigurimi, or state security, intelligence and secret police service, reminding us that Albania was the North Korea of Europe. https://t.co/2f68YojjPy https://t.co/yuJO3E17iO

On second thought, I realize that answering your question by asking you to read an article was a provocation. My bad.

Periods end sentences, not exclamation marks. I'm sorry you missed that in school.

40 Years in Beer #74: “FOSSILS Ultimate Road Trip – Belgian Beer Paradise 1998” was an exercise I’d designed as dress rehearsal to gauge interest in future “beer tourism” group trips. It was a home run on the first swing of the bat. https://t.co/kY4tjqqRmO https://t.co/S1RRYxV330

RT @itsJeffTiedrich: what kind of shithole party boos Zelensky and cheers the Tate brothers

The last time I “went to church” on Sunday was in June, 1985, at St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. Quite unexpectedly Pope JP II showed up, and that was interesting, so I decided to stop these church things while I was ahead.

RT @PopovaProf: Today is a reminder of Zelensky's superhuman stamina and strength. He deflected deeply unfair vile attacks in his 3rd langu…

It is my pleasure to announce that a contract is impending with Bloomsbury Academic Inc. to write a book bearing the working title of "A Craft Brewed to Perfection: A Cultural History of Beer." And I'm looking forward to writing this book. https://t.co/XYl6zX4Mup https://t.co/mu9XuayF3n

The absence of restraint testifies to an overall position of weakness and desperation. Republicans today are the South in 1860, viewing Abe's election as the last and possibly only chance to stage a counter-revolution and perpetuate a regressive world view.

The Economist @TheEconomist

In these tempestuous times Republicans should remember the virtue of restraint. Should a Democratic president win office, the powers Donald Trump seizes today could be used against them https://t.co/NyZJVdnWv3