Democrats are much more interested in compromise than Republicans

35% is enough when 1/5 are ambivalent and these folks are disproportionately deciding primary contests in places that actually sent these folks to Washington. https://t.co/cCwNlObT1e
— Liam Donovan (@LPDonovan) January 6, 2023

48% is a higher number of Republicans in favor of compromise than we've seen in past polls.

2014: 32% (Pew)https://t.co/AS2JB4RtqQ

2019: 36% (GW Politics)https://t.co/n5ScRmQ5gj https://t.co/E5HaR11Ehm
— Bill Scher (@billscher) January 8, 2023

YouTube videos on Lunch Atop A Skyscraper

The famous photo of Lunch Atop A Skyscraper.

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There’s film about it

Toilet seat art museum

Get an Up-Close Look at a Toilet Seat Art Museum — https://t.co/LkJUOgQjU3 pic.twitter.com/c96pAE4nws
— Mental Floss (@mental_floss) January 2, 2017

In Texas, there is a Toilet Seat Art Museum that has over 700 decorated toilet seats. pic.twitter.com/KOm0TSZL3M
— Quite Interesting (@qikipedia) November 13, 2013

more toilet seat art:

Last few weeks to see “Shit Show” curated by @the_isi_group at @recycledprop pic.twitter.com/N8KJLdpSgY
— Recycled Propaganda (@recycledprop) May 11, 2024

Carhenge – tweets and YouTube video

haha this is so american pic.twitter.com/gy2sRJSq3T
— depths of wikipedia (@depthsofwiki) January 6, 2023

Carhenge Nebraska
Open year-round, from dawn to dusk for visitors who love to experience something different. You will not find a to scale replica of England's Stonehenge quite like this anywhere else in the world https://t.co/noHTGTRFtk
— M&M Overland Adventures (@MatthewPancake4) January 6, 2023

Buster Keaton films online

This includes a link to all of his films on YouTube

A compilation of some of the great stunts of the legendary BUSTER KEATON. pic.twitter.com/a6AqkxUqEv
— All The Right Movies (@ATRightMovies) January 4, 2023

Fellow BUSTER KEATON fans will want to listen to Jim Jarmusch tell the story of how if it hadn’t been for JAMES MASON buying a house in Los Angeles in the 1980’s every single film Buster made would’ve been lost to us forever.

Incredible stuff. pic.twitter.com/oBAJ8wXlXF
— Michael Warburton (@MichaelWarbur17) January 6, 2023

BUSTER KEATON lost his Beverly Hills mansion in the 1920s in a rancorous divorce.
It was eventually bought by JAMES MASON in 1948 & had it not been for the accidental discovery in the 80’s of original prints of Buster’s films most of Buster work would’ve been lost to us forever. pic.twitter.com/sxPDKxPhGZ
— Michael Warburton (@MichaelWarbur17) January 6, 2023

Thank you @CBSSunday and @Pogue for this wonderful story on Buster Keaton. Awesome to hear Dana Stevens @thehighsign and Bill Irwin discuss his genius and fun to have friends text me that I was on the airport TV.

Keep sharing his legacy friends!! https://t.co/FC6jBCl5Ap
— Keaton Talmadge (@KeatonTalmadge) March 27, 2022

Buster Keaton with Donald O’ Connor during the filming of his life story pic.twitter.com/mwTLaqFapM
— WallaceReid* (@WallaceReid_) January 5, 2023

Buster Keaton, James Cagney, George Burns, Harpo Marx pic.twitter.com/1PDcOHhtco
— Gene Loafo🇺🇦 (@GeneLoafo) December 28, 2022

Bob Dylan’s album Desire – location used for cover photo

Desire was released on 1/6/76.

BOB DYLAN'S album cover for DESIRE (Columbia,1976) was taken by KEN REGAN in PLYMOUTH, MASS. during the historic ROLLING THUNDER REVUE tour of 1975. . . . For more photos from this session and the Rolling Thunder tour click here to see the 2014 PopSpot, https://t.co/9XSY1VNA7a pic.twitter.com/aObJdpnHf0
— Bob Egan (@PopSpotsNYC) June 12, 2019

decades ago today, Dylan's DESIRE album hit the streets, the album cover was shot in this exact location, a few months earlier in Plymouth, Massachusetts, during the opening days of Dylan's "Rolling Thunder Revue" tour…. pic.twitter.com/tDXqjIfto9
— Pat Thomas (@PatThomas1964) January 6, 2023

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Tweet on the Hollywoodland sign

It was originally “Hollywoodland”.

A rare colour photo of the HOLLYWOODLAND sign.

In 1949, the LA Parks Dept set about repairing & rebuilding the sign and at that point the contract stipulated that "LAND" be removed to spell "Hollywood" to better reflect the district, and no longer the housing development. pic.twitter.com/A0rPIiPR1y
— Michael Warburton (@MichaelWarbur17) January 1, 2023

Did you know originally, the sign read 'Hollywoodland?' Its main purpose was to advertise the name of the newly allotted housing land in the hills. #InterestingFactsAboutRealEstate #RealEstate #RealEstateAgent #NewBusiness pic.twitter.com/YCsUOXZnYH
— Raminder (@Raminder7234) January 1, 2023

100 years of Hollywoodland! This year marks the 100th anniversary of the iconic Hollywood Sign, but another landmark is also celebrating 100 years, it’s the Stone Gates of Hollywoodland. (Thread) pic.twitter.com/cV6ptageCX
— Merch Motel (@merchmotel) March 20, 2023

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John Roberts won’t face the issues

He won’t deal with ethics

He won’t deal with the fact that the extreme right-wing court is out of touch with what America wants

He ignores the reasons the court is unpopular

He will go down as a terrible Chief Justice.

It’s clear he will do nothing about a code of ethics for the Supreme Court. https://t.co/6umlq32PPd
— Harris Levy (@HarrisL585) January 1, 2023