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The perjurer, the scientist who wasn’t, and the world’s most accomplished barista

By Mark | November 2, 2017

Since we last spoke, a few interesting things have happened. Most notably from my perspective, Trump’s former foreign advisor, Carter Page, reportedly told members of the House intelligence committee today that, during the campaign, he had informed Jeff Sessions that he would be traveling to Russia. This, of course directly contradicts what Sessions himself said […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Al Franken, anti-science, barista, Carter Page, coffee, Donald Trump, ethics, George Papadopoulos, Greece, Jeff Sessions, Joe Manchin, perjury, Richard Painter, Robert Mueller, Russia, Russiagate, Sam Clovis, Sergey Kislyak, those anti-science Republicans, USDA | 80 Comments

Ypsilanti exit interview: Vinnie Massimino

By Mark | August 6, 2012

As three of the last four posts on this site have been about the upcoming Ypsilanti Democratic primary, I though that it was time for something a little different. Here, with that in mind, is an exit interview with local video artist Vinnie Massimino. If he looks familiar, it might be because, until about a […]