Where's the outrage? Obligatory Reading of the Day.
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I'm in California for a few days, to give a couple of talks in Sacramento. I'm told that it's traditional to commemorate such travel by taking a photo of a hotel parking lot, so here you go:
Online and Offline. Obligatory Readings of the Day.
Obligatory Reading of the Day: Conspiring to expose the conspiracists
Obligatory Reading of the day: Why I feel so strongly about redundant digitization
There's outrage, but there's also the knowledge that there isn't a majority in the Congress* to override a veto. If the president won't sign, it's pointless to keep sending him the bills. Yes, I'd have liked to see him forced to veto a couple more bills in quick succession, but "quick" isn't going to happen, either.
It's Republicans who should be outraged - their party is still behind this man. They're the enablers, and until they stop, he pretty much can stomp his feet and refuse to play.
*I hope Connecticut voters are happy with Joe...