David Freddoso

Wait, what? Now it costs $40 a month to keep using Tweetdeck? Sounds like a good excuse to step back from social media.

Just re-watching The Expanse, and I guess I missed the first time through that one of the ships was named the "Guy Molinari." Staten Island politics ftw.

@dangainor @BuckSexton I liked that series, although I don't remember the pilot.

@freddoso @BuckSexton Jericho as well

What is the best pilot/first episode of any tv series of all time? I'll go first: Game of Thrones, Season 1 Ep 1 "Winter is Coming"

@dank1j @BuckSexton Best pilot, though.

@freddoso @BuckSexton Great fun, but not best.

@MPelso @BuckSexton That was a good pilot.

@freddoso @BuckSexton Suits pilot was awesome too, but I loved all of burn notice.

@PaMaBoysandDogs @BuckSexton I don't even remember the last season. I just remember that pilot episode. The duct tape.

@freddoso @BuckSexton That last season though…. Yikes what a stinker!!

@razor_5599 @BuckSexton Not that there weren't great episodes after that, but the pilot just takes the cake.

@freddoso @BuckSexton Yeah.

@jbjiggy @BuckSexton Not saying it's the best show ever, just that its pilot is really the best pilot ever.

@freddoso @BuckSexton So underrated

@razor_5599 @BuckSexton And the pilot is really the best episode, too.

@freddoso @BuckSexton Love that show

@BuckSexton youtube.com/watch?v=l4f-RD…

@BuckSexton "Best of all time" is a pretty high bar. But I say Burn Notice.

The shuttering of the Schlitz brand reminds me of the late Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher Milton Faymie, who always insisted on drinking Schlitz between innings while he was pitching. Unfortunately, he overdid it during one game. He walked the bases loaded, then walked in the winning run. And the opponents cheered: "Schlitz! The beer that made Mil Faymie walk us!"

@david__shepard What specific data make you think this?

Last night‘s results revealed two things: A) North Idaho is trending dark red. B) The rest of the state is favoring the purple moderate. Grass roots conservatives need to regroup, organize, and fundraise to overcome the PAC/establishment influence in the south.

I would add to this that I have no idea how to vote in most of my local elections -- especially judicial elections, but also the local auditorium board and other hyper-local offices. An endorsement from someone I know something about might lead me to vote instead of just leaving the line blank like I usually do.

@bljacka @freddoso Take Trump for example. If a person likes what Trump is doing, then they’ll want to vote for people who will work with Trump not against him. Pretty simple.

I am reminded of how Wm F. Buckley kept secret his endorsement by Goldwater in 1965 when he was running for mayor of NYC.

@bljacka There aren't that many Trump voters in LA, but there are enough that he will make the runoff if they all show up.

@bljacka It's more about driving turnout than anything else. Most people don't vote in June elections.

@cahnman I'll take "Too-many-dimensional chess" for 800, Alex.

@freddoso LOL if Trump endorses Bass.

@BrodyJHowell Yes, someone sent that earlier, and it makes me happy. I guess he thinks it doesn't rhyme in Scottish. He would know better than I would, but I can't hear the difference when he says it.

We've forgotten the ancient texts.