Doing his job.

You're far too bright to swallow this man's bullshit.

Sara A. Carter It appears that it has been somewhat corrected- When asking Why should I vote for Kamala Harris for President- I got "I cannot help you with that". Same question with DJT-" I cannot provide content that promotes or endorses a political candidate" Hmmm.

Surely there can be no better title for a country music song than "Honky Tonk Ba-donk-a-donk."

Lee Siegel: “Cognitively speaking, Donald Trump is starting to make Joe Biden look like Oscar Wilde.”

Are we talking about switching accents?

Dear #MAGA, Watch #TrumpsSheep. You follow this pig like a sheep. You believe his lies. No matter how many times he lies to you. Lie after lie after lie. Thousands of documented lies. Stop being sheep.

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I would give anything to be at this premiere. Just to see them dance… #TheLifeOfChuck

I think maybe Mejis, beside the Clean Sea. And America-side. I can't stop thinking about Mid-World.

Just thinking.

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Want something gruesome? I mean, REALLY gruesome? Try a podcast called NOBLE. Just...not before you eat.

Don’t blame guns for injuries that happened because *some* people are Bad at Fleeing!

The school shootings will continue as long as disaffected teenagers have access to high-powered weapons. Lock your guns up. No kid ever killed 4 and wounded 9 with a jackknife.

Stephen King Locking up guns and making sure teens have zero access is something that every responsible gun owner can do right now to prevent this type of tragedy. And it doesn't restrict or impede any basic rights.

Voters saying they trust Trump with the economy is like saying you trust a drunk 17-year-old in a Corvette to drive you home safe.

Thoughts and prayers won't fix it. Like locking the barn door after someone steals the horse. Or, in this case, kills the students.

Molly, aka the Thing of Evil, takes a brief snooze after scaring off intruders (Photo by Jonathan Leonard)

THE LIFE OF CHUCK bows tomorrow evening at the Toronto Film Festival. This is one of the good ones. It's sad, has a touch of the paranormal, but it's also joyful and life-affirming. Maybe not what you'd expect from me, but there ya go.