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I had forgotten that Herman Cain (R.I.P.) was running for President a decade ago, forgot that he got caught up in a sexual harassment scandal right in the middle of it, and forgot that he broke out into song to get the press off his back. (Video.)
- The Kyle Rittenhouse trial is bizarre because every witness the prosecution calls is hostile. They aren't outright saying that Rittenhouse was justified, but they might as well be. It's just the best witnesses the prosecution has. One witness yesterday was a "journalist" for the right wing The Daily Caller, and the other was a guy who had driven to Kenosha armed with his own AR-15 and pistol while wearing body armor in order to try to stop “rioting and looting and what not.”
- And even when the trial is not going on in the courtroom, things aren't going well for the prosecutor.
- This case never made sense to me. (Background.) It was just so cold-blooded. And it happened right off Harmon Road as you are headed into Fort Worth.
- The Little Ball of Insurrection got 60 days to do. That's not nearly enough.
- This got a lot of play yesterday. Perhaps this struggling family used the milk to fill up their pool in the background. (Not to mention milk hasn't been $1.99 a gallon since 1979.)
- I might embroider this on a throw pillow.
- Breaking: Unemployment numbers just released show it is down to 4.6% (it was 6.3% in January.) Throw in the stock market being at an all time high and we are finally out of Afghanistan, are things really that bad? Trump would be running to the Rose Garden right now to get in front of the cameras. Biden should, too.
- New Texas Tribune/UT poll just released. I think this is just about right.
- And I think Abbott will win the Republican primary, but I'm surprised that the new poll shows this:
- How much do you think they had to pay Kate Hudson to promote some kind of cryptocurrency? I'll tell you one thing, I guarantee that she demanded to be paid in U.S. currency.
- I read this one over the last couple of weeks. It's a about a serial axe killer in Austin in the 1880s written by the famed Texas Monthly writer. Good stuff. And you'll learn that prosecutors could be pretty wild with their accusations even back then.
- I'm two episodes into Maid on Netflix. Everyone needs this dose of reality.
- Time which has passed since the Wise County Sheriff's Office has failed to solve the murder of Lauren Whitener in her home at Lake Bridgeport: 854 days.
- Messenger: Above the Fold
