A game: Go around the circle: Name a high-profile figure (one without an inmate number) who’s less qualified to be attorney general than noted child connoisseur Matt Gaetz.
Young column: Regardless of age, we have a ‘CoComelon’ problem
My little canine friend and I have a favorite walking place: the nearest college campus.
Young column: America will survive, but not these Americans
Is anything more in tune with our times than debating whether Brian Thompson had it coming?
Young column: America pays for information white-out
I’ve seen this voter before. It was 1988 as the nation considered Michael Dukakis and George H.W. Bush for president.
Young column: From a leader/builder to one who blows things up
“I will destroy you.” When my kids were of cartoon age, this TV line often rang through the den weekday mornings – a lower-than-low voice from an ever-booming, dominantly villainous robot.
Young column: Gaetz on down; gut calls of a stable genius
The race is on to fill the administration-elect, scant weeks until the Great Prevaricator is re-throned. No time to waste. Only 44 days ’til Jan. 6. So, get your lying done early.
Young column: The horse is right where I left it
As the MSNBC election numbers guy, he’s one of the most amazing talents on television. He can recite more about American counties and voting habits than Google can spit up.
Young column: Right hand on my heart, left hand on the mute
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. But not to the Republican of the hour for whom he thinks it stands.
Young column: Down the stretch in a cloud of lies
Jon Stewart didn’t let Bill Adair finish his sentence, so I’ll do it. Adair, father of Pulitzer Prize-winning fact-checker PolitiFact, was discussing his book “Beyond the Big Lie” on “The Daily Show.”
Young column: Evasion for the ages: Vance’s ‘damning non-answer’
If you ever wondered what makes a snake slippery, it’s not spray tan. That goo comes from a thin coat of fatty lubricant in a network of scales.
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