Rapid demise of 'Dilbert' no surprise to those watching
The comic strip 'Dilbert's' swift demise following racist remarks by creator Scott Adams doesn't come as a shock to anyone who has followed them both.
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The comic strip 'Dilbert's' swift demise following racist remarks by creator Scott Adams doesn't come as a shock to anyone who has followed them both.
Both men polled far ahead of other candidates like Haley and Pence.
At large they are not going to see many changes come about but let me give you an example but here's a headline from the "washington post". this isn't new section of the opinion section is gop place up censorship allegations, house subpoenas big tech ceos for his another from nbc news house committee on a weaponization of government. they put weaponization scare quotes kicks off with the airing of grievances. you see the challenge jim jordan and gop congress has here as far as the media covered fairly or will they block and dismiss it? so farms ignore marketing and dismissal than anything else...
If you watched the Super Bowl on Sunday -- and there's really no need to raise your hand or to identify yourself; you know who you are --
A contrite Senator Joe Biden ended his campaign for president in 1987 with an admission he cribbed remarks from other politicians and embellished his academic achievements.