Seth Meyers: Gaetz and Boebert Heckled at Trump Trial as Court Becomes New MAGA Hotspot
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That video of Gaetz lurking behind Trump with a weird little malevolent smirk. Yikes.
Dabney Coleman died yesterday, a fine character actor….
re: #1 Charles Johnson
That video of Gaetz lurking behind Trump with a weird little malevolent smirk. Yikes.
Gaetz is a super creep and somebody needs to stomp on his nuts again.
re: #3 Egregious Philbin
Yes. He was good in many movies. I liked him in 9 to 5.
re: #1 Charles Johnson
That video of Gaetz lurking behind Trump with a weird little malevolent smirk. Yikes.
From his Wikipedia page:
Gaetz was one of two members to vote against a Florida bill criminalizing revenge porn, in 2015, after having successfully blocked the bill previously.
Sounds about right.
So what do these dumb fucks expect to do when the case gets handed over to the jury? Stage their own little “Brooks Brothers Riot” in the courtroom in the hope that the jurors won’t be able to reach a verdict?
re: #5 PhillyPretzel ✅
He was great at playing the obsequious guy with power.
re: #3 Egregious Philbin
Dabney Coleman died yesterday, a fine character actor….
He was really great in the Perry Mason series HBO did a few years ago.
This piece by @cathyyoung63.bsky.social cuts to core failure of the new heterodox movement — as rightwing fascism ascends around the globe, they remain laser-focused on the alleged illiberalness of mostly powerless factions like trans rights and racial justice activists.
— Radley Balko (@radleybalko.bsky.social) 2024-05-17T13:38:43.169Z
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re: #11 Unabogie
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What are Chinese electric vehicles like to drive?
Joe Biden this week quadrupled tariffs on Chinese made EVs, largely keeping them out of the US market. But around the world, consumers are driving them and loving them. In Australia, for instance, they have taken the market by storm. The World’s Sarah Birnbaum reports on the car that Americans can’t drive.
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The smearing of Garrett Foster
In light of the pardon of Daniel Perry, it’s worth revisiting the case in full detail.
I realize I’m very focused these days and thus quite repetitive, but I don’t think there’s a more important beat than all the various ways conservatives with institutional power keep expressing that the standard for lethal force is bifurcated between types and that they hold the exclusive right to discern who is guilty enough to merit death,and who matters so little the can be killed without consequences.
Because all…all…of their “policy” and arguments at this point are about how the law must be made to fit their distinctions about who matters and who doesn’t.
re: #137 wrenchwench
I object not to the poor taste, but to the public demonstration of concurrence with the ‘stop the steal’ people.
To pile on the post from the previous thread, posting a “Fuck Biden” sign would be poor taste. This is far worse. The concurrence with the ‘stop the steal’ shows disgraceful contempt for the US judicial system, given the dozens of court cases proving that there was no “steal”. The wives of a Supreme Court justices showing this contempt is shocking.
re: #3 Egregious Philbin
Dabney Coleman died yesterday, a fine character actor….
He was a real nice guy to talk to. Lots of stories that could get you to laugh. The time I saw him at Dan Tana’s in West Hollywood having the steak named after him!
The Dabney Coleman Steak—damn this is a week’s meal in itself!
And it’s served with a large plate of spaghetti with meat sauce!
re: #11 Unabogie
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re: #11 Unabogie
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re: #14 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
It’s a rather superficial report on Chinese companies’ EVs, but drives home the point that the world (especially China) is moving on without us.
Trump, as I keep repeating, is as much a symptom as the problem.
American society is in apoplexy because so many Americans have stubbornly refused to move into the 21st century in their thinking.
Every year that goes by will drive this problem home.
Our wealth, and overwhelming military, have allowed us to be lethargic.
After WWII we forced the world to use our currency as the reserve currency, and this has allowed us to not only outsource jobs and manufacturing but also outsource our debt.
We get away with living beyond our means because the rest of the world picks up that debt in sometimes not obvious ways.
Despairing over Chinese auto companies is just avoiding the problems of 1) resource depletion and 2) climate change.
The current Administration is getting some kudos today for deciding on not approving new coal mining leases in Montana and Wyoming.
And while that is a good thing it is also a tenuous thing. The next Administration can just reverse that policy. And if Trump is re-elected it certainly will be reversed.
re: #19 Joe Bacon ✅
Allison Martino has a good tribute to him on FB Vintage Los Angeles. Table one at Dan Tana’s was his, and he had a lot of friends.
re: #11 Unabogie
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re: #23 Egregious Philbin
Allison Martino has a good tribute to him on FB Vintage Los Angeles. Table one at Dan Tana’s was his, and he had a lot of friends.
Allison is such a nice lady too! We chat a lot on Facebook!
Yeah, just change x.com to twitter.com in the URL
You are a coward and total piece of shit if you get caught for flying your flag upside down in support of a traitor and you blame your wife. Justice Alito needs to resign right the fck now. pic.twitter.com/eJNrpiNVoh
— Eugene (@Democracy1stE) May 17, 2024
re: #11 Unabogie
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re: #11 Unabogie
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re: #26 Unabogie
It’s never easy, and it’s not fair that we outlive our fur friends.
re: #14 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
Wish we could get the NIO cars here. While you usually charge them day-to-day, you can also swap their batteries in 5 minutes.
Why can’t science make dogs and cats that live to be 70 years old?
re: #35 Charles Johnson
Why can’t science make dogs and cats that live to be 70 years old?
If we had that kind of science, we’d just waste it on humans.
Yesterday’s story:
Ron DeSantis signs bill scrubbing ‘climate change’ from Florida state laws
This of course harkens back to the evolution “debate”, where local governments fought (and some still do) against teaching evolution in schools.
DeSantis is playing to the narcissism of the anti-knowledge crowd.
This also illustrates how we humans deal with things we don’t like: we ignore them as long as possible.
re: #35 Charles Johnson
Why can’t science make dogs and cats that live to be 70 years old?
Because then they’d be really sad about their humans becoming infirm and then dying. And their new person will never measure up to the one they’re still mourning…
ICYMI in the previous thread, you can now get the old school version of Google search back, without the AI garbage, sponsored links, etc.
Directions:
In Chrome, go to the Settings page and choose “Search Engine” from the left menu. Then click the button “Manage search engines and site search”.
On this page, below the “Search engines” list, click the “Add” button. In the form, give it a name (I used “Google Old School”) and a shortcut (“go”). Then for the URL, enter:
https://www.google.com/search?q=%s&udm=14and save it. Then you can make it the default with the 3-dot menu that shows up next to it.
This is a good thing to do. Can recommend highly.
Arizona Republicans Set Up a Ballot Measure to Squash Future Ballot Measures
Right now, petitioners need to pass just one statewide test to qualify a measure: They need to gather more signatures than a minimum number defined in the state constitution, regardless of where the signatures come from. (The threshold is 10 or 15 percent of all votes cast in the most recent governor’s race, depending on whether the proposal would amend the constitution.)
If the new measure passes, it would create 30 separate tests instead: Initiatives would need to meet that same threshold of signatures in each and every one of Arizona’s 30 legislative districts.
This would require tremendous logistical feats from any citizen-led effort. Canvassers would need to dramatically scale up their presence in the most remote parts of Arizona, unable to rely on high-traffic areas and denser population centers.
That may have just beaten my previous favourite Jonesy meme.
— Philip the Italic (@fernmonkey.bsky.social) 2024-05-17T23:13:35.862Z
Wife on phone telling Son2 about how tight things were when he was a child:
“Your dad loves nuts and chocolate chips. When we shopped we could buy either nuts or chocolate chips in the same week.”
Now we can afford all the nuts and chocolate chips we want. The docs say I can’t have any nuts or chocolate chips.
re: #39 Charles Johnson
How long will it take for Google to make that “fix” useless, either by purposeful design or just iterative improvement of the web page interface?
re: #1 Charles Johnson
That video of Gaetz lurking behind Trump with a weird little malevolent smirk. Yikes.
With his big fucking forehead.
re: #39 Charles Johnson
Your ‘Google Old School’ hack worked perfectly! I love seeing a (Useful) old friend again!
Thx
re: #41 Charles Johnson
That looks like Jonesy has a “kitten” in its mouth. First time I saw the original movie I sort-of expected a very small furry orange chestburster to appear just before the end credits.
Our changing climate…
“…Power outages could last for weeks in the Houston area amid soaring temperatures after a destructive complex of storms with winds up to 100 mph tore through the area Thursday, killing at least four people and crumpling critical power infrastructure.
More than 900,000 homes and businesses lost power in Houston’s Harris County during the peak of the storm’s violent winds, and more than 650,000 remained in the dark Friday afternoon, according to poweroutage.us.
cnn.com
re: #42 Decatur Deb
Wife on phone telling Son2 about how tight things were when he was a child:
“Your dad loves nuts and chocolate chips. When we shopped we could buy either nuts or chocolate chips in the same week.”Now we can afford all the nuts and chocolate chips we want. The docs say I can’t have any nuts or chocolate chips.
Nuts and chocolate chips say you can’t have any docs.
re: #47 jaunte
Our changing climate…
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“…Power outages could last for weeks in the Houston area amid soaring temperatures after a destructive complex of storms with winds up to 100 mph tore through the area Thursday, killing at least four people and crumpling critical power infrastructure.
More than 900,000 homes and businesses lost power in Houston’s Harris County during the peak of the storm’s violent winds, and more than 650,000 remained in the dark Friday afternoon, according to poweroutage.us.
cnn.com
And let’s not forget three weeks ago when the flooding was worse than during Harvey.
I’m shooting Astros tonight, and ten feet from me are two young women probably early 20’s, and they have shot at least 20 duck lipped selfies. It’s a disease.
re: #39 Charles Johnson
Can this be done on safari on iOS or on my MacBook?
re: #51 Ace Rothstein
I’m shooting Astros tonight, and ten feet from me are two young women probably early 20’s, and they have shot at least 20 duck lipped selfies. It’s a disease.
Well, you know, 20 years ago, 20-something women were shooting duck lipped selfies as well. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
🚨Q believer Matt Struck posts video of Flynn riding a horse & firing a weapon at Nazi paramilitary training camp “88 Tactical.”
This is the first time I’ve seen Flynn & the “sound of the guns.” He’s meeting with III%ers, J6ers, neo-Nazis & Q cult members. This is not a great… https://t.co/YdOuSabDC8 pic.twitter.com/IwyxOFO3XR— Jim Stewartson, Counterinsurgent 🇺🇸🇺🇦💙🎈 (@jimstewartson) May 17, 2024
They want a Rwandan-style genocide of Democrats, migrants, inner-city blacks, the homeless, and the LGBTQ.
re: #51 Ace Rothstein
I hope they see some pictures of the women of Mar-a-Lago and take it as a warning.
re: #3 Egregious Philbin
Dabney Coleman died yesterday, a fine character actor….
re: #5 PhillyPretzel ✅
Yes. He was good in many movies. I liked him in 9 to 5.
Coleman was good in anything I ever saw him in; he was equally good in comedies (often playing a misogynist blowhard, as in 9 to 5 and Modern Problems) as he was in dramas (often playing an authority figure, as with his early cameo in The Towering Inferno as the SFFD deputy chief that lays out the suicide mission to McQueen’s Halloran to blow the tower’s water tanks to kill the fire [to which McQueen’s Halloran had the perfect reply: “Oh shit…”] and as NORAD IT director McKittrick in WarGames).
Damn fine actor.
re: #47 jaunte
Our changing climate…
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“…Power outages could last for weeks in the Houston area amid soaring temperatures after a destructive complex of storms with winds up to 100 mph tore through the area Thursday, killing at least four people and crumpling critical power infrastructure.
More than 900,000 homes and businesses lost power in Houston’s Harris County during the peak of the storm’s violent winds, and more than 650,000 remained in the dark Friday afternoon, according to poweroutage.us.
cnn.com
re: #39 Charles Johnson
This is a good thing to do. Can recommend highly.
Amazing discovery! I did the same search in two separate tabs, the first with the shortcut and the second, bare nekkid. The first tab presented just search results while the second started the results with 3 rows of sponsored results followed by the “people also ask” hints before giving me what I asked for.
Thank you, Charles, for that.
re: #58 Backwoods Sleuth
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Heads up genealogy lizards: Ancestry is offering access to military records available for free until May 21.
NO FAIR!!!! LAMESTREAM MEDIA!!! RIGGED DEBATE!!!!
re: #60 Backwoods Sleuth
Trump fans can rent a stadium to watch, then send a feed to Donald’s comfort minion to print out.
re: #64 Backwoods Sleuth
Heads up genealogy lizards: Ancestry is offering access to military records available for free until May 21.
It had my grandfather’s draft card, which was neat to see.
re: #43 Nojay UK
How long will it take for Google to make that “fix” useless, either by purposeful design or just iterative improvement of the web page interface?
True, they might, but this is something they did on purpose apparently. So for now, it’s golden.
re: #52 EstebanTornado1963
Can this be done on safari on iOS or on my MacBook?
I haven’t looked at those, but there’s probably some equivalent way to change the default search engine. I’m sure Firefox has a way too.
We were talking earlier about how conservatives read their own meaning in things that are completely not what was intended. Barbie is on, and it reminded me that I had gotten into an argument with a guy who thought that it was an anti-feminist movie.
My mom was telling me that the Chiefs’ kicker that made that speech the other day made the same speech last year at a different school.
re: #35 Charles Johnson
Why can’t science make dogs and cats that live to be 70 years old?
Can you imagine how smart a 40-year-old Cattle dog would be? Shudder.
re: #71 Belafon
My mom was telling me that the Chiefs’ kicker that made that speech the other day made the same speech last year at a different school.
Big diff is that, this time last year, the Chiefs weren’t yet Superb Owl champs with people’s eyes all over them and their social media/media appearances.
Edit: I’m dumb…
Since then, the Chiefs have risen to dynastic performance under head coach Andy Reid, quarterback Patrick Mahomes, and tight end Travis Kelce, appearing in four Super Bowls since 2019 and winning three, LIV, LVII, and LVIII.[20][21][22]
re: #72 7-y (Expectation of Great Things in Due Course)
Can you imagine how smart a 40-year-old Cattle dog would be? Shudder.
I’m pretty sure cats would take over the world for real. It would be like Neil Gaiman’s “A Dream of a Thousand Cats.”
re: #73 No Malarkey!
This is hilarious.
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If that’s true, goddamn that’s fucking hilarious…
re: #74 TedStriker
Big diff is that, this time last year, the Chiefs weren’t yet Superb Owl champs with people’s eyes all over them.
They were, actually.
re: #77 No Malarkey!
They were, actually.
Shit, that’s right… they have won the last two SBs (and three out of the last five).
You can tell I pay attention to the NFL…
re: #74 TedStriker
Big diff is that, this time last year, the Chiefs weren’t yet Superb Owl champs with people’s eyes all over them and their social media/media appearances.
They won last year’s Super Bowl as well.
Fun thing I found in my genealogy search this week
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SNOUT WITH BAT!
— Charles Johnson (@charles.littlegreenfootballs.com) 2024-05-18T00:04:49.000Z
re: #75 Charles Johnson
I’m pretty sure cats would take over the world for real. It would be like Neil Gaiman’s “A Dream of a Thousand Cats.”
Love, Death, and Robots episode.
Richard Blumenthal sounds very pissed off about Alito and Thomas on MSNBC right now, which sounds nice, but probably goes nowhere.
It’s just weird to me how people don’t seem to see this as a very real emergency.
re: #80 Backwoods Sleuth
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re: #80 Backwoods Sleuth
The secrets families hold….
Only some ever see the light of day.
Genealogy can be very intriguing, lots to discover about the dead.
And living.
My son, who works at the NYU Tanden School, helped usher at the graduation last weekend. They used a machine learning algorithm to read all of the names at the ceremony.
I finished watching Fallout today. Fun series. Hope they make another season.
What was that trailer a few months back with the half mutant idiot who screams incoherently when he tries to talk to the female lead - there’s a robot and other characters in it as well…I thought it was Fallout. Also takes place after the apocalypse.
re: #84 Nerdy Fish
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re: #37 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
Yesterday’s story:
Ron DeSantis signs bill scrubbing ‘climate change’ from Florida state laws
This of course harkens back to the evolution “debate”, where local governments fought (and some still do) against teaching evolution in schools.
DeSantis is playing to the narcissism of the anti-knowledge crowd.
This also illustrates how we humans deal with things we don’t like: we ignore them as long as possible.
That’ll take care of climate change. All fixed now.
👀
Oh yeah…I fixed my dishwasher drain this afternoon…took a lot less time than I thought it would. The previous unit had been chewed through by mice (my cat sucks at mice)…I think I killed them with traps, but not before they chewed away the rubber.
Anyway, feeling pretty chuffed after my DIY home repair - one metal screw clamp and two wire pinch clamps. Dishwasher is running now and draining into the sink like god intended.
re: #67 Nerdy Fish
It had my grandfather’s draft card, which was neat to see.
I did the same for my grandfather. They had forms for both WWI and WWII. For the latter, he was 48. I never realized they would draft men that old. They didn’t take him then but he was in WWI. They also had the ship manifests for when he sailed to Europe out of NYC and returned just 6 months later from Liverpool. He was in a construction battalion so I guess the war had pretty much wound down and didn’t need men to build bases and such.
If the US becomes a fascist state, it will differ from other historical examples because all of the steps toward it happened right out in the open in front of the whole world, with media coverage.
— Charles Johnson (@charles.littlegreenfootballs.com) 2024-05-18T00:26:44.000Z
re: #93 Charles Johnson
Exceptional all the way down.
re: #92 Backwoods Sleuth
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give those hens half a chance and they will chow down on that roasted bird
Chickens are cannibals
re: #93 Charles Johnson
If the US becomes a fascist state, it will differ from other historical examples because all of the steps toward it happened right out in the open in front of the whole world, with media coverage.
It would also be during an era of relative prosperity and international dominance. That’s an entirely new mold.
re: #96 Backwoods Sleuth
give those hens half a chance and they will chow down on that roasted bird
Chickens are cannibals
Beat me to the comment.
re: #42 Decatur Deb
Wife on phone telling Son2 about how tight things were when he was a child:
“Your dad loves nuts and chocolate chips. When we shopped we could buy either nuts or chocolate chips in the same week.”Now we can afford all the nuts and chocolate chips we want. The docs say I can’t have any nuts or chocolate chips.
My wife is Alpha-gal positive.
No more steaks, prime rib, or pork chops for us.
“Even his neighbors didn’t want to complain about Alito’s ‘Stop the Steal’ flag, both because there’s no possibility of accountability, and also because they fear reprisal. This, right here, is the reason we create accountability: because without it, we are hostages to the unaccountable.”
The Smallest Justice Who Ever Lived
slate.com
re: #60 Backwoods Sleuth
I don’t think the Mango Menace will show up for any debate.
re: #62 Nerdy Fish
If it actually happens.
If we get through the next few days and they actually “agree” on a framework, this is gonna be so well planned and hyped there is no way out unless tfg is literally on his deathbed
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