Twitter has long since given up on any pretext of being unbiased, haven't they?   Remember just a month or so ago when they went on a ban rampage against people making fun of the media layoffs? You could get banned for saying "They should learn to code, then."

I have a Twitter account now; I used to have one under my real name, but decided I'd close it not just for privacy concerns, but mostly b/c I never used it. A yr. or so ago I got another one under a pseudonym because I saw other people doing the same thing. I only got it originally to get more entries into contests and sweepstakesI enter* ("Share this on Twitter or Facebook for five more chances!") but recently started following a few people, the Presidents and some conservatives, plus a few conservative celebs like James Woods and Pat Sajak to name a couple.   I love the biting wit of Woods and while Sajak never gets "too political", he is very funny to read. (I also just found out he's a Vietnam War era veteran, was a DJ in-country while in the service)

*I got a copy of The Perfect Scoop as a prize doing that a while back, plus a few other cookbooks. That's the sort of contests I enter.

the President's feed, should have read.

I have found out that it's sometimes not good to read the Twitter feed of certain actors I like. Not sure why they do that b/c when I see them on TV or in a movie, I can't concentrate on their playing the role, but remembering what vile things they said. I used to like Ron Pearlman, for example, but he's one of the most hateful human beings I've ever had the misfortune to read on Twitter.

Perlman, sheesh. Anyway, I guess I was thinking that his pearls of wisdom are not born of wit, but are instead little balls of ....well, it rhymes.

Goofy chick is crying because we don't have a crisis. These leftwing ding dongs need to go create their own country and leave the rest of us alone.

Thanks Mike. I only go to twitter when there's a reference or link of something pertinent which is not often.

Thanks Sully. Maybe there will be a rehab facility for TDS, which is privately funded. Lots of soft rooms, ambient light, hot cocoa and teddy bears.

I wonder if tears are from the knowledge their acting gigs are ending and they'll have to find real jobs?