Short takes: Barbie box the hit of Omaha parties in honor of iconic doll and Oscar-nominated movie
Omahan Mary Jochim chose a Barbie theme for some parties because it was topical and a “Let’s Go Party” sounded like an invitation for fun.
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Omahan Mary Jochim chose a Barbie theme for some parties because it was topical and a “Let’s Go Party” sounded like an invitation for fun.
Conway. george, my, friend first. i've got to get your reaction to the snl skit. do you think immediate like frost news can quitting ties with trump is the bellwether that conservative america is finally ditching with donald? >> i am afraid not. i think that they can ditch the donald. i think that everybody who knows -- about politics and really focuses on it we want him to go away if they were republican or conservative. but the fact of the matter is he still has a strong following. it does not have to be 50 or 60% for winning the nomination. and he knows that he is going to run. he is like a...
Aman Khalili, the interpreter who helped Joe Biden and other senators when their helicopter made an emergency landing in Afghanistan, was finally able to make it out of the country.
Were tough ones. they were on opposite sides of issues, and as soon as any policy came out of the white house, reporters, remember, in the box were immediately filling john mccain's office, really excoriating everything that barack obama did. but yesterday when he stood up there to speak he was listed in the program as friend. friend first, president of the united states later. they had respect for one another. there was not -- there was partisanism, there were bitter, tough battles, but there was not the pettiness we see today. that's what people were addressing yesterday. >> i thought there ...
Bourgeois as the revolutionaries come with their pitchforks or a call to arms, we'll stabilize america? >> i think it depends on who you ask. for some people it will be both. but i think it's important to remember as much as we're talking about bipartisanism, a bygone era, remember that the fight is between john mccain and barack obama, they were tough ones. they were strong, they were on opposite sides of -- >> on issues. >> on issues. and, you know, as soon as any policy came out of the white house, if republicans remember our in boxes were filled with john mccain's office really excoruating...