[RightGeek]

Blast from the past?

[StAntKnee]

Well, Mr. Eggster, whatcha thinking now?

[Ken H]

Is such a thing even possible?

Yes it is!

[MUDDOG]

I was dressed in jeans, workboots and wore a Nascar hat

Reminds me of Eddie Murphy going undercover as a white person on SNL.

[Vince Ferrer]

2018: Could he actually win the Nobel Prize?

[Inyo-Mono]

Fond memories of the best election ever.

[Da Coyote]

The Guardian has the dubious distinction of being the U.K paper most often wrong about anything and everything.

But, at least their writers put words together a bit better than those working for the NYT, Wa Po, Boston Kennedy News, and Lost Angeles Crimes.

[Dilbert San Diego]

The contrast of the Trump rally, with that train wreck Washington White House correspondents dinner, was striking.

[easternsky]

Good to have you posting again. Husband and I, and 2 of the Grandsons attended with us. He pretty much told it how it was, very calm it was Terribly Hot though. They will never understand why He means so much to us and America sad for sure.

[Albion Wilde]

And yet I came away with a host of new questions and concerns. Among them: why is it that the song Trump’s campaign uses to mark his arrival and departure is Elton John’s “Tiny Dancer?”

Here's the video of the event. I'm not hearing any Tiny Dancer. You can see the signs waving to the beat of the "non-Tiny Dancer" music:

RAW VIDEO: Donald Trump Speaks At Sacramento International Airport (6-1-16)

[Hugin]

Not a bad story, with a good juxtaposition of his preconceptions vs. reality. Funny how a left wing British rag has a more accurate and balanced take on US politics than 95% of the US media.

[jmacusa]

One thing that most annoys me about the Brits is their smug, back-handed way of viewing all Americans as idiots and rubes.