No offense intended, but the last time we've seen something like this was when the "Japanese Aggie attacked Pearl Bailey" followed closely by Gen. Custer declaring "there's not that many indians across the river". This is a slow motion head on collision.
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Democrats Dying on the Most Desolate Hills
The phrase “the hill you choose to die on” is an expression meaning a belief, opinion, or position that one is fiercely committed to defending, even when it is impractical or contrary to one’s long-term goals. It suggests a willingn...
