The old hockey stick logo is back apparently. Interesting, will have to do some checking to see when they started up operations again.

I am not sure whats being referred to. A little help, please

“everything but the kitchen sink” is defined as “everything imaginable.” I define the kitchen-sink strategy as “a plan to accuse an opponent of policy flip-flops; previous bloopers; shady associations; pictures wearing costumes; and all shocks that political flesh is heir to, in hopes of provoking unseemly fury.”

But why the kitchen sink? Why not other heavy but available items like the office desk, the bedroom chifforobe, the bathroom tub? The lexicographer Eric Partridge thought it came from armed-forces slang, used about intense bombardment. He offered a 1948 citation in his unconventional dictionary: “They chucked everything at us except, or including, the kitchen sink.”

Did Hillary mention the Kitchen sink first or...was this just an expression used by one of Bernie's staff?

"kitchen sink" is a popular expression.


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