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He'll probably try to nick it.

The guy receiving it might lick it......

I like to run and cool down for 1.5 hours and then do a half hour trail walk in the woods around my subdivision.  I'll have to take it easy at first.

My dad and I were playing my aunt and black sheep bro in pinochle, until he had a melt down and quit.  Then my boys, who had never played before played with me and my aunt.  I hadn't played since I was maybe 16 or 17 years old, but it came back quick. 

My German side used to play a similar game called 66.

Democrats will lose the midterms thanks to Mamdani.....

 From there, according to multiple sources in the room, a furious Trump went after Cassidy, raising his voice. Cassidy recalled that he “lost his temper” and was shouting back at the same “tone and volume” as the president.

At one point inside the luncheon, Trump ordered Cassidy to sit down — but Cassidy refused, another source said. Trump then called him a “lunatic.” In return, Cassidy shouted at Trump, in one instance referring to Trump as his “brother.” Trump told him he wasn’t his “brother” — and eventually Cassidy sat down.

The tense, roughly 70-minute meeting between Trump and GOP senators comes amid rising tensions as the president has repeatedly upended key pieces of the Republican agenda on Capitol Hill. While Trump has spent much of his second term circumventing Congress to satisfy his own aims — from firing federal workers, blowing up budgets, even waging a war — a growing bloc within his party is willing to say they’ve had enough.

House and Senate GOP leaders are eager to move beyond some of Trump’s personal priorities — including an elections overhaul bill that lacks the votes to pass the Senate — and instead work on cost-of-living issues to tout back home. But they’re confronting a particularly unpredictable version of Trump who seems to care little about the party’s efforts at a carefully coordinated midterm strategy. Inside the Capitol, senior Republicans are exasperated by the president’s behavior over the last several weeks, with some insisting he is getting “bad advice” from his team, according to multiple GOP sources.

“They’re pretty exasperated by it all,” said one Republican who’s spoken with several vulnerable GOP lawmakers, describing them as increasingly dismayed by Trump’s declining approval ratings. “They see the same data everyone else sees, but they also don’t want to get into a position where they’re in a sniping match with the president.”

Supreme Court to hand down important decisions tomorrow sounds like.
 Losing birthright citizenship case likely send Trump ballistic.
 Also rulings on if mail in ballots have to arrive by election day.
Firing of Lisa Cook-Federal Reserve

The Supreme Court’s next rulings could set Trump off
The justices will hand down rulings Thursday.
https://www.politico.com/news/2026/06/24/supreme-court-decisions-donald-trump-00974582

Now, Trump is staring down a high likelihood of defeat on another issue key to his political agenda: his attempt to end the nation’s century-long tradition of granting citizenship to almost everyone born on U.S. soil. Trump, who underscored his interest in the birthright issue by taking the unprecedented step of showing up in-person for the high court’s arguments on it in April, seems resigned to losing. He said on Truth Social last month that the justices would “probably” rule against his policy because the court system is “rigged.”
(Rigged by that dang Constitution)

The justices also have the chance to complicate Trump’s immigration policies if they conclude his administration cut too many corners in trying to end special protections that allow citizens of war-torn and disaster-stricken countries to legally live and work in the U.S., sometimes for decades.

Roughly dozen decisions left. Court likely to add more decision days before June 30 when normally been wrapped up