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  3. watsa46 Said:

    There is DEFINITELY something else going on.

    O course, Sugar, she went to her daughter’s apt. Her daughter has a small child and a newborn. Pneumonia can contagious and is especially dangerous in children. She hug a young girl outside the building. All no nos.

  5. At 70, no one in his/her right mind walk out with pneumonia! After all the incidents of they day, NEVER a 2nd time out with a smile. This “pneumonia” is a red herring. There is DEFINITELY something else going on.

  7. @ honeybee:
    Okay. So I’m adorable, deplorable, old, and any other adjective that fills my cup. But my wife still loves me, and that is something that every man needs. Speaking of which, we both work out together every morning in one of the big supermaket-size fitness centers in Madison WI. How’s hat for an 82-year old rascal?

    Arnold Harris, Outspeaker and proud member of the Old Deplorables.

  9. A good portion which will be growing I predict of Trump voters view Hillary as Deplorable and that is a major reason they are voting for Trump.

    This is the anybody but Hillary crowd.

  10. Being, as I freely admit, one of Hillary Clinton’s American Deplorables, I’m happy as can be. Because I sense that I’m not only in good company, but in the arising American majority.

    So, things being what they are, where do we Deplorables go to find our news in order to know the straight-up up facts of the day? The Drudge Report.

    Is Matt Drudge a good and honest old-time news reporter? I think so. And that judgement is not based on the fact that he treats Trump;s campaign fairly and honestly. I know what I’m talking about. Back in the early 1960s I was a news reporter for the Southtown News group in south-suburban Chicago. Then, after completing a bachelor’s degree in journalism and communications from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana, I worked for United Press International (UPI) at one of their state capital bureaus in the upper Midwest. The salaries were lousy, and caused me to shift gears into a 10-year stint in industrial public relations. But I never made the mistake of confusing real journalism with PR flackery.

    Long live Matt Drudge.

    Arnold Harris, Outspeaker