I think Thune just told the felon he doesn't have the votes to go nuclear to get his SAVE act passed.

[pat_k]

9. I like Glenn Kirschner's take. And on the "everything is in Shakespeare" front...

In case you missed Ian McClellan's performance of "The Stranger's Case" on Colbert, it is must watch stuff.
https://youtube.com/shorts/Nwd6vcfR3HI

About The Stranger's Case:
On May 1, 1517 — now referred to as Evil May Day — riots broke out in London as a response to an influx of immigrant workers. Eighty years later, a play was written that includes some of these events. The play, called Sir Thomas More, wasn't published or performed at the time, quite possibly because it was censored. This speech from the play is delivered to the rampaging crowd by Thomas More, who was sheriff of London at the time. Thomas More asks the rioters to imagine themselves in the shoes of the immigrants they're attacking.