Get Your Dunkin' Thursday

 Last night I taught a wine class about Oregon and Washington wines. It's great to connect people to new places and new experiences. Most had never had a wine from either region, so it was special to allow everyone to taste the excellence of their wines. We can still inspire and delight people despite the chaos we're going through. It's sometimes the best we can do. 

Here are your highlights:

Kristi Noem terrible person award. 

Signalgate. The administration is still denying a very obvious scandal. 

Marjorie Taylor ick. 

It's frightening how ICE is operating. Free Rumeysa Ozturk. 

CEASEFIRE!

Tariffs are bad. And they're hurting our craft distillers. 


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