Resisting the choice of the Trump Supreme Court is not worth the seats in the Democratic Senate

Democrat senators in Swinging States have a tough choice ahead of them on Judge Brett Kavanaugh, the choice of President Trump's Supreme Court. Their base may not forgive them for voting "yes," but there may not be enough basis to counterbalance the rejection of the "no" vote.

My advice is the same as the one I gave to the members of the Assembly when I was voting like this: "Go with what you will be re-elected."

No votes not even for a Supreme Court judge, is worth the cost of your party sitting in the Senate for six years. Especially when the other party is more likely to hold siege not only for six years, but for decades.

So, if someone like West Mania Democratic Senator Joe Manchin, facing a tough campaign in a Trump state earned 42 points in 2016, thinks voting "no" on Kavanaugh will not cost him his job, very good. But this may not be a realistic hope

And remember that a "no" vote will almost certainly be symbolic, because Republicans will probably have Kavanaugh's confirmation in the bag [19659004] to paraphrase General George Patton, in the war, it is not to die for your country, but to kill the other for his country.

In politics, it is the same.

First things: Hard to follow of all the first ones that took place during the swearing in of London Breed as mayor of San Francisco

First Woman black to hold the position. First former tenant of social housing. First alum of Galileo High School. And the first acting mayor to return to room 200.

He had a party outside the town hall. There were thousands of people, many of whom were too young to vote. Blacks make up only 5% of the city's population and it seems that they are all there.

Willie Mays is pointing. I've also tried Barry Bonds and Dusty Baker, but getting the biggest giant of them is not bad.

An exhibition of 2000 orchids, designed by Charlotte Shultz and Stanlee Gatti, transformed the entrance to City Hall. The San Francisco Jazz Collective, a diverse group of student musicians, entertains the crowd with a few blues at home and a few Miles Davis

Then came the C-Notes, five children who broke up with him. Black National Anthem: If the NFL wanted to solve her kneeling problem, she would do it before each party.

Reverend Amos Brown's invocation of the Third Baptist Church and Rabbi Beth Singer of the Emanu-El congregation was unusual, inspiring and, at eight minutes, as long as Breed's inaugural speech.

In her speech, the new mayor specified that she would practice what she preached during the campaign – a full staffed police service whose agents were running at full speed, centers of Safe injection, a program focused on addressing the most troubled homeless people's mental health issues – and concluded with the starting line. "

There was a deliberate absence of glitter in the ceremony, and all this was done with private money.

I should know it.

Works with Trump: Having devastated NATO, President Trump meets with Vladimir Putin, whose military intelligence officers have just been indicted for hacking the Democrats and working to tip the scales

Who would ever have thought that a US president would dethrone the leaders of Germany and Britain while pumping the strong man of Russia, all in the same trip? [19659002] Running Time:
"Sorry to disturb you." It's actually the title, but it's also my opinion on the film. It is virtually devoid of any entertainment or even a story line.

The theme is our ability to take advantage of other people through the flow of false information. It's like reliving the 2016 presidential campaign.

"Ant-Man and the Wasp." The first film of Ant-Man was a smart wonder, and this episode is even better. It's actually credible in some parts. And as usual with blockbusters these days, it does not stop – it stops, where the next sequel will pick it up.

Worth it at any time when we can see a show.

Burger: I promised that I would leave this subject alone, but I could not resist a cry from Bernard Tyson, head of Kaiser Permanente, and his cheeseburger home made. He sent me a photo, and I almost took a bite

It's a habit on the table of Tyson's house, and his family adore him. I would like to have my chops – my hamburgers at home tend to be greeted by the family with a moment of silence for the cow.