So, what could go wrong?
Violent Fems – Blister in the Sun…
Jody Grind – Behind the Eight Ball
The Bottle Rockets – Thousand Dollar Car…
The Jayhawks – Blue…
NRBQ – Cecilia…
Happy Hour: Dexter Gordon – Cheesecake…
Panhandle Slim… Art for Folk…
Grifters
NEW: Previously un-released documents show the government has paid $2.5 million to @realdonaldtrump's businesses. Far more than we knew.
— David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) October 27, 2020
Trump Org charged $7,700 for a dinner, $6,000 for floral arrangements…and $3 for POTUS’s own glass of water.https://t.co/fubxgjRPFH
Here was my neighborhood last night
Because the family of a mentally ill Philadelphia man holding a knife called for an ambulance, and the cops showed up. They claim he “charged” them and they shot and killed him. The mental health unit is a pilot program and isn’t paid to work on the weekends. Protesters didn’t do this, looters did. (Maybe if Mitch McConnell had bothered to help the people hurting from the pandemic, they wouldn’t have felt so entitled.) My neighborhood was hit very hard, the stores had just gotten back to normal since the George Floyd protests. I’m very tired today.
"BLACK LIVES STILL MATTER": The oldest of Walter Wallace Jr.'s three sons spoke out during a family press conference Tuesday evening.
— FOX 29 (@FOX29philly) October 28, 2020
MORE: https://t.co/wPD5FtToAT pic.twitter.com/whBGzXsch4
The store was looted in May. They had just restocked and reopened 3 weeks ago! Now they won’t be able open for Thanksgiving/Christmas shopping season. #Philly pic.twitter.com/cl0JcTZdEA
— Aishah Hasnie (@aishahhasnie) October 27, 2020
WALMART LOOTED: Looters run in and out of a Walmart with TVs and other electronics in Philadelphia's Port Richmond neighborhood as the city experiences another night of unrest after the shooting of Walter Wallace Jr.
— FOX 29 (@FOX29philly) October 28, 2020
MORE: https://t.co/wPD5FtToAT pic.twitter.com/89ytWdyDUY
LOOTING CONTINUES: Employees at the Home Depot in Port Richmond began to show up for the early morning shift on Wednesday but were unable to work due to the damage caused by overnight looting.
— CBS Philly (@CBSPhilly) October 28, 2020
DETAILS: https://t.co/Jktb7Xuj7v pic.twitter.com/i5iFBwj09j

