Technically internal US news, but as it's really of interest to non-US citizens, leaving it up.
The show was best when it stuck close to the comics, the farther away it got, the worse it got.
The House has fuck all to do with the Senate.
Probably helps if you're a fan of the comic.
Mad Men. More interested in the ad campaigns than the character drama.
The Office (UK) - So the joke is, the boss thinks he's hilarious but he really, really, is not? Over and over? How not-funny someone is?
Warned, banned, take your shit somewhere else.
Somewhat disappointed it's not the Pink Floyd video. ;)
Attempting to ask questions, they steamrolled him before he had the chance to ask.
"I am Sen. Alex Padilla. I have questions for the secretary," Padilla said to Noem, which prompted several men to physically push him out of the room. It was unclear who the men were as several were dressed in plainclothes."
Sounds like assault to me...
For those who don't get the joke:
All-New X-Men #40... Teenage X-Men from the 60s get teleported into the present (future for them!)
Not the first time Jean has had trouble with reading minds (Ultimate Spider-Man #43, same author as above, Brian Michael Bendis)