This was written more than 50 years ago, just further proof that the more things change the more they stay the same.

Let that sink in!

The only languages MAGA leaders understand are money & power. Today, they all lost a TON of money, especially the musky one. Pretty soon those losses will diminish their power as well. To all blue traders out there, you know what to do.

▪︎ Not a Landslide ▪︎ Not a Mandate ▪︎ Not even a Majority

Pass it on. #StandWithUkraine

I've been saying since 2015 that Trump and his ass-lickers are just shills for Putin and part of his cabal aimed at global domination. Very few listened to my warnings. Everybody waking up now?

Currently appearing at UK bus-stops. More of this pointed ridicule, please.

Exactly 😡

True words.

God bless Ezra Klein

This is what it looks like when there's no cheque on power.

WOOO HOOOOO! 🙏💪

So much evil in one photo it is actually staggering

Psych Rock Road Trip: Day 66 "Then The Heartaches Begin" by The Hollies Released June 1, 1967 The title track from their sixth and definitely most psychedelic album. The Beatles recorded Sgt. Pepper's at the very same time at the very same Abbey Road Studios. The vibe clearly rubbed off!

Ain’t this the F*€king truth! ⬇️🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬⬇️

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The Resistance is strong! #Resist

Psych Rock Road Trip: Day 65 "Waterloo Sunset" by The Kinks Released May 5, 1967 One of their biggest hits, the first to be released in stereo. Written & produced by Ray Davies, it features tape delay echoes, complex arrangements and was admired by The Who, Small Faces, and Macca among others.

For the visual learners...

I’m old enough to remember when we had 3 branches of government. Forget checks and balances. I guess we are a Muskocracy now.

Psych Rock Road Trip: Day 64 "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" by The Beatles Released May 26, 1967 A cultural icon and artistic masterpiece. Music would never be the same. Youth culture would never be the same. The world would never be the same. The Beatles taught us all how to play.

This has become one of the top-selling products on Amazon over the weekend. 👇

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Psych Rock Road Trip: Day 63 "You Told Me" by The Monkees Released May 22, 1967 The first track on "Headquarters" set the tone for The Monkees most original and psych-tinged album to date. More of the same would follow on their next 3 albums as the band sought to shed their manufactured pop image.

Remembering 2 jazz greats: Sonny Stitt born Feb. 2, 1924 Stan Getz born Feb. 2, 1927 Instead of a quote here they are with Dizzy Gillespie on one of the greatest be-bop albums of all time.

Some people voted for trump. Some people voted for Kamala. Some people voted 3rd party. But I guarantee you that NOBODY voted for a fucking billionaire to be raiding our Social Security. What the fuck is THIS bullshit?

I've disassociated myself from anyone who voted for this POS. That includes past friends and relatives, but especially small business owners who should know better. The only way these morons might turn on him is by us inflicting as much financial pain as possible.

Psych Rock Road Trip: Day 62 "Incense and Peppermints" by The Strawberry Alarm Clock Released May 19, 1967 Everything about this song/band oozes sunshine pop laced with a lot of psych. The band scored a few more hits before disbanding in 1972 when guitarist Ed King joined Lynyrd Skynyrd.

During a trip to Moscow in 1999 a former CIA operative quipped "Putin is the single biggest threat to the planet." History will prove him even more right as we witness the systematic dismantling of the US economy & global hegemony. Trump is his puppet, period, full stop.

Clark Gable Born Feb. 1, 1901 Wise words!

In the 20th century, they were known as "concentration camps." Now, they are simply called "housing." Doesn't that sound so much more humane? Voila, problem solved!

Psych Rock Road Trip: Day 61 "A Whiter Shade of Pale" by Procol Harum Released May 12, 1967 One of the most played & biggest selling singles of all time and the defacto anthem of the Summer of Love. A truly original song that blends Bach, the blues, prog & psych all into one memorable ride.

They're not fooling anyone.

Jackie Robinson Born Jan. 31, 1919 We all need to take heed and join him on the field. Posting and complaining about how bad things are is not going to cut it.

Fourteen hours before the crash. 👇

Psych Rock Road Trip: Day 60 "Distortions" by The Litter Released May 1967 Title track Action Woman achieved some national airplay and attention, but for the most part The Litter never saw success beyond the Midwest. Today they are regarded as one of the great garage psych bands of the era.

That time arrived a long while ago. The question now is whether Democratic leaders fully understand and will act accordingly.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Born Jan. 30, 1882

Jan. 30th Birthdays One of those where the stars aligned for great musicians. 1911 Roy Eldridge 1935 Tubby Hayes 1942 Marty Balin 1947 Steve Marriott 1951 Phil Collins 1980 Lena Hall & Josh Kelley