Oh Rachel!

[SCVDem]

Rachel Maddow has a unique ability to devine small details and to make it newsy/entertaining at the same time.

To wit: Her piece on potential VP choice Tim Kayne.

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He is on Spanish language TV. (Univision or Telemundo, I missed it.)

He takes the question in Spanish and delivers a fluent response back.

I live in So. Cal. and wish I could be fluent. I just know a lot of words. Tim Kayne could relate to other than white voters.

Cool!

[Control-Z]

1. I watched that and as I was listening

I felt envy and wished I could speak so fluently. Hell, I wish I could speak any real Spanish at all.

I too live in So Cal and think often about finding an online course I could take. One I could devote myself to for one hour daily - but also something I could afford. Like close to free. I don't want to write or conjugate verbs. I just want to understand what is being said and be able to respond quickly. Would also need to find someone to converse with on a regular basis.

Ah, well. One of these days, I hope.

[ljm2002]

3. duolingo.com ...

... free online language learning. YW

[Gabi Hayes]

2. Kaine has all the spanish words, but I have all the BEST words!

and the 2d comment, from thebestarts:

Every Trump sentence has words. Sometimes three words. Or two. And they're great sentences. Terrific sentences. They're great. With repeated words. Terrific repeated words. Not very big words. Every Trump sentence has words

read his whole thread....very very satisfying

they get it....too bad the MSM don't

[Motley13]

4. Wharton teaches "bigly" ???????

dim don uses it all the time.

ck out President IQs

W was 124 & they don't have any grades for dim don but figure it is between 120-130