Trump Adviser Kellyanne Conway Issues Veiled Threat of Legal Action Against Harry Reid

Reid “should be very careful … in a legal sense”
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With all the other awful stuff in the news about Donald Trump’s impending takeover, you might have missed this disturbing sidenote: Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway went on Fox News today and issued a veiled threat of legal action against Harry Reid.

And of course, when challenged she denied that’s what she meant, but how else can we interpret the statement that Reid “should be very careful about characterizing somebody in a legal sense?”

It’s a threat. Obviously. No matter how she tried to disguise it. And she wouldn’t have said this unless it had already been discussed with Trump.

We’re getting glimpses into a future in which the office of the presidency becomes a bludgeon used to silence political enemies.

UPDATE at 11/13/16 8:10:15 pm by Charles Johnson

Harry Reid’s office responds :

“It only took five days for President-elect Trump to try to silence his critics with the threat of legal action. This should shock and concern all Americans.

“Trump has always used threats and intimidation to silence his critics. Now he wants to silence a discussion of the acts of hate and threats of violence being committed in his name across the country. Silencing this discussion normalizes hate and intimidates the victims.

“The facts are stark and shocking. Since Trump was elected, acts of hate against Muslims, Jews, women and people of color have spiked dramatically. The KKK is planning a parade to celebrate Trump’s victory because the KKK sees Trump as their champion. Today, a headline in one newspaper reads, ‘Popular neo-Nazi site urges readers to troll liberals into suicide,’ while another reads, ‘Post-election spate of hate crimes worse than 9-11.’

“But instead of rising to the responsibility of his office, Trump is hiding behind his Twitter account and sending his staff on TV to threaten his critics.

“If this is going to be a time of healing, Trump must take action immediately to stop the acts of hate and threats of violence that are being committed in his name across the country. Trump owes the nation leadership, not petty attempts to silence his critics.”

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:06:58pm

Kellyanne is awful. Just as bad as Bannon IMO. Really look at some of the past statements she’s made. She may not look like your drunk uncle like Bannon does but she’s just as hateful. In fact, there’s something terrifying about Conway in that she was opposed to Trump but polished up the turd.

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Kragar  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:11:22pm
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jaunte  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:12:52pm

This thread:

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Roja Bandari on how quickly a dictatorship is normalized.

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freetoken  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:13:54pm

History teacher suspended for lesson showing ‘remarkable parallels’ between rise of Trump and Hitler

I expect these sort of things to go ‘round and ‘round…

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We're Way Beyond Snark  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:15:12pm

Appalling. But I’m not sure she “must have discussed it with Donald Trump.” I never had the idea that the campaign was that well organized or run.

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jaunte  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:15:24pm

re: #4 freetoken

“In my silence, I would be substantiating the bigotry.”

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Charles Johnson  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:16:16pm
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electrotek  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:19:29pm

HappyWarrior, just in case you didn’t see my response:

“Yeah to be fair, even though I don’t like to hold collective responsibility toward anybody, the way I deliver the message would run contradictory to my belief.

I don’t want to hold all of Serbia responsible for what happened, because I fully realize that there is a sizable minority who doesn’t deny the crimes committed. And if I meet a Serb or Greek or Assyrian or Chaldean or [insert any group that has victimized Muslims], I would still prefer to give them benefit of the doubt instead of just brushing them off.

It’s not like I would want all of Serbia bombed for even more punishment for its crimes. What’s done is done. I just wish they would acknowledge their crimes, but hopefully they eventually will, even if it takes another 100 years for it.

To add, it has also exposed an ugly side of me after the election. The side where I would love nothing more to see Middle Eastern Christians or Iranians who voted for Trump to suffer, and suffer at the hands of those whom they feel are their allies for their misguided vote. The video I posted yesterday of an Assyrian woman being degraded by someone for speaking the language was a powderkeg for me, as I went ballistic and started being “joyful” even at seeing poetic justice being enforced.

Even for many of us in the anti-Trump camp, this election has exposed us as well. The ugly side of human nature and the desire to settle scores and inflict harm on those that made illogical choices that affect us.”

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:19:48pm

re: #7 Charles Johnson

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I really hope she can hold on. I’d hate to lose her and then have Trump appoint her replacement.

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freetoken  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:19:53pm

Milwaukee elections chief: Voter ID law hurt the city’s turnout

[…]

The League of Women Voters of Wisconsin had 250 volunteers observing in places that have historically had a high number of election day registrations. Volunteers reported voters lacking a proper ID being turned away without being offered provisional ballots.

“We definitely saw real people leaving. They were not offered a provision ballot and they should be,” executive director Andrea Kaminski said. “Probably it was happening a lot more than we saw.”

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austin_blue  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:20:32pm

I’m shocked, SHOCKED! that anyone on the Drumpf team would start throwing tort bombs about critics.

Who woulda thunk it?

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:20:36pm

re: #8 electrotek

HappyWarrior, just in case you didn’t see my response:

“Yeah to be fair, even though I don’t like to hold collective responsibility toward anybody, the way I deliver the message would run contradictory to my belief.

I don’t want to hold all of Serbia responsible for what happened, because I fully realize that there is a sizable minority who doesn’t deny the crimes committed. And if I meet a Serb or Greek or Assyrian or Chaldean or [insert any group that has victimized Muslims], I would still prefer to give them benefit of the doubt instead of just brushing them off.

It’s not like I would want all of Serbia bombed for even more punishment for its crimes. What’s done is done. I just wish they would acknowledge their crimes, but hopefully they eventually will, even if it takes another 100 years for it.

To add, it has also exposed an ugly side of me after the election. The side where I would love nothing more to see Middle Eastern Christians or Iranians who voted for Trump to suffer, and suffer at the hands of those whom they feel are their allies for their misguided vote. The video I posted yesterday of an Assyrian woman being degraded by someone for speaking the language was a powderkeg for me, as I went ballistic and started being “joyful” even at seeing poetic justice being enforced.

Even for many of us in the anti-Trump camp, this election has exposed us as well. The ugly side of human nature and the desire to settle scores and inflict harm on those that made illogical choices that affect us.”

Yeah, I just caught it. Very well said.

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:21:34pm

re: #10 freetoken

Milwaukee elections chief: Voter ID law hurt the city’s turnout

Voter ID laws are the new Jim Crow. What’s fucked up and this happened in Wisconsin is Walker closed down several DMVs where one could get the new ID you needed. It’s a shameful thing these Republicans do and it’s because they know with depressed turnout, they win, they’re enemies of Democracy.

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No Depression  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:23:06pm
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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:23:07pm

Gone to Shiloh (Elton John and Leon Russell)
i admit I haven’t heard much Leon Russell but I remember my Dad playing this alont when it came out. Seems relevant since a lot worry about civil strife in the years to come.

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:23:40pm

re: #14 No Depression

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Oh, I can’t wait to see Duke turn on Trump.

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EPR-radar  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:23:49pm

re: #13 HappyWarrior

Voter ID laws are the new Jim Crow. What’s fucked up and this happened in Wisconsin is Walker closed down several DMVs where one could get the new ID you needed. It’s a shameful thing these Republicans do and it’s because they know with depressed turnout, they win, they’re enemies of Democracy.

There’s really no excuse for these scumbags. Republicans are completely evil.

Right now, Hell is empty and all the Senior Devils are preparing to take up their posts in the US Executive Branch.

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austin_blue  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:24:20pm

re: #13 HappyWarrior

Voter ID laws are the new Jim Crow. What’s fucked up and this happened in Wisconsin is Walker closed down several DMVs where one could get the new ID you needed. It’s a shameful thing these Republicans do and it’s because they know with depressed turnout, they win, they’re enemies of Democracy.

It’s not Jim Crow. It’s James Corvine. Wrapped up in new clothes, it looks different, based on the Supremes ruling, but it serves the same purpose. Pretty! Shiny! New!

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:25:36pm

re: #18 austin_blue

It’s not Jim Crow. It’s James Corvine. Wrapped up in new clothes, it looks different, based on the Supremes ruling, but it serves the same purpose. Pretty! Shiny! New!

It’s awful whatever you want to call it. I have no respect at all for Roberts the way he gutted VRA- a bipartisan passed law that had withstood scrutiny even in the Rehnquist years.

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Charles Johnson  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:26:23pm

guh

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:27:38pm

re: #20 Charles Johnson

guh

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Wonder if he gets a job in the Trump WH or he’ll keep his job as Trump’s Streicher.

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EPR-radar  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:27:52pm

re: #19 HappyWarrior

It’s awful whatever you want to call it. I have no respect at all for Roberts the way he gutted VRA- a bipartisan passed law that had withstood scrutiny even in the Rehnquist years.

I would like to see Roberts get a lock on the position of second worst Chief Justice of the supreme court as judged by legal historians and scholars, and for this to happen while he still has the faculties to appreciate it.

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:29:07pm

re: #22 EPR-radar

I would like to see Roberts get a lock on the position of second worst Chief Justice of the supreme court as judged by legal historians and scholars, and for this to happen while he still has the faculties to appreciate it.

Just so we’re clear, you probably have Taney at number one there? I have to agree though that he’s been pretty bad.

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austin_blue  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:29:26pm

re: #22 EPR-radar

I would like to see Roberts get a lock on the position of second worst Chief Justice of the supreme court as judged by legal historians and scholars, and for this to happen while he still has the faculties to appreciate it.

Saved ACA, though.

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:30:12pm

re: #24 austin_blue

Saved ACA, though.

Yeah he does have that.

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EPR-radar  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:30:18pm

re: #21 HappyWarrior

Wonder if he gets a job in the Trump WH or he’ll keep his job as Trump’s Streicher.

Its Trumpland, so we can embrace the healing power of ‘and’ here. Jones could easily be in the Trump white house and still act as Trump’s Streicher.

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retired cynic  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:30:46pm

re: #24 austin_blue

Saved ACA, though.

IMO, he really hamstrung it, by voting to allow states to refuse to cooperate. It would be a different ballgame. He tried to split the difference.

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EPR-radar  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:31:03pm

re: #23 HappyWarrior

Just so we’re clear, you probably have Taney at number one there? I have to agree though that he’s been pretty bad.

Taney is #1 for Dred Scott. I can’t imagine anything ever being worse than that.

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:31:23pm

re: #26 EPR-radar

Its Trumpland, so we can embrace the healing power of ‘and’ here. Jones could easily be in the Trump white house and still act as Trump’s Streicher.

Very true. Fascinating thing I remember reading about Streicher reading about the inner circle of the Nazis is taht even he was despised by many of them. I imagine Jones wouldn’t have too many friends but he would have Trump’s friendship and that’s all that matters.

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freetoken  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:31:27pm

re: #24 austin_blue

Saved ACA, though.

Yet that was a gimme for anyone not so ideologically hostile to Obama that Scalia was.

As Roberts noted, the ACA is a tax. An awkwardly complex one, but it’s still a tax and taxes are constitutional.

re: #27 retired cynic

Yup.

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austin_blue  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:32:12pm

re: #27 retired cynic

IMO, he really hamstrung it, by voting to allow states to refuse to cooperate. It would be a different ballgame. He tried to split the difference.

Yup, he did. And defined it as a hidden tax, to boost. Nuance!

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jaunte  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:32:25pm

re: #14 No Depression

David Duke is not well educated in the use of commas.

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We're Way Beyond Snark  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:32:42pm

Obama sent this out to supporters earlier today (excerpted):

The road ahead is certainly going to be bumpier than we expected — but that’s OK, [C1nnabar].

When we set out on this journey nearly ten years ago, we knew it wouldn’t be an easy one. And everything we’ve accomplished since then came about because of our hard work — our determination to make the change we wanted to see, no matter what obstacles confronted us.

We can’t get discouraged, [C1nnabar]. We can’t get cynical. As Hillary said on Wednesday morning, fighting for what is right is worth it.

It’s time to brush ourselves off, get back in the arena, and get ready to fight.

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:32:49pm

re: #28 EPR-radar

Taney is #1 for Dred Scott. I can’t imagine anything ever being worse than that.

Oh yeah, I agree, I just wanted to see for sure. For my money, the best two are Warren and Marshall. I haven’t really studied a lot of the post Civil War through New Deal judges though. I have a respect for Taft’s CJship even if I disagree with his view of the law because I think Taft operated from a set of principles.

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jaunte  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:32:56pm

“Speak English, David!”

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Charles Johnson  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:33:04pm
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Donald Trump Thanks InfoWarriors For The Win

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:34:40pm

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In a way, it’s going to be weird seeing Jones suck up to power. He’ll either be a Trump loyalist to the very end or he’ll turn on him early sensing the money there is to play the jilted disillusioned Trumper game. Eitehr way, he’s a terrible person for what he and his assholes did to those Newtown parents. And for that, I hope he’s haunted by those children whose lives he mocked.

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EPR-radar  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:35:37pm

re: #24 austin_blue

Saved ACA, though.

Not really. The ACA decision lets the states do all kinds of anti-ACA bullshit, which is probably responsible for some of the high ACA premium stories we’ve seen since then.

Also, had SCOTUS completely killed the ACA on a party line vote, that would have made it too obvious what was going on. It would likely have energized both Democrats and the media to take a hard look at what SCOTUS has been up to.

So Roberts’ decision on the ACA doesn’t cut much ice with me. He did as much damage as he realistically could do, while still keeping a veneer of legitimacy for the SCOTUS conservatives. After all, he needed that credibility for the planned and forthcoming gutting of the voting rights act.

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BeachDem  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:37:05pm

John Oliver’s show was pretty much a letter perfect review of the election and Trump. And his 2016 recap/montage at the end sounded much like our nightly discussion here (but with pyrotechnics!) I recommend it highly.

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jaunte  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:37:40pm

re: #37 HappyWarrior

I don’t think Jones has the skills to be a courtier. He has to keep snapping at something like a maddened shark or his shtick will grind to a halt.

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electrotek  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:38:45pm

re: #12 HappyWarrior

Yeah, I just caught it. Very well said.

Cheers.

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austin_blue  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:39:20pm

re: #40 jaunte

I don’t think Jones has the skills to be a courtier. He has to keep snapping at something like a maddened shark or his shtick will grind to a halt.

He’s bug shit crazy. He can’t work with anyone or anything.

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electrotek  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:39:21pm

I am going to take a break from social media tomorrow.

I hope no terrorist attack happens, God forbid.

I need my sanity in check.

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EPR-radar  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:39:32pm

re: #40 jaunte

I don’t think Jones has the skills to be a courtier. He has to keep snapping at something like a maddened shark or his shtick will grind to a halt.

Jones could snap at imaginary enemies of Dear Leader. Total lack of reality in the proceedings is no impediment to any right wing propaganda play.

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jaunte  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:39:48pm
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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:40:49pm

re: #40 jaunte

I don’t think Jones has the skills to be a courtier. He has to keep snapping at something like a maddened shark or his shtick will grind to a halt.

The irony is he’s spent years being a paranoid fuckstickle and the administration he presently supports would probably go after him if he did turn on them.

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EPR-radar  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:42:16pm

re: #46 HappyWarrior

The irony is he’s spent years being a paranoid fuckstickle and the administration he presently supports would probably go after him if he did turn on them.

That would be a delightful example of karma in action, if it happens.

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:42:48pm

re: #45 jaunte

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Bannon’s a racist jackass. Disturbs me how the media just brings up his Breibart connection and then doesn’t explain how psychotically bigoted he is not to mention the details of his divorce.

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jaunte  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:43:34pm

re: #48 HappyWarrior

They do sort of slide over just what kind of “news” Breitbart purveys.

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austin_blue  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:44:58pm

re: #48 HappyWarrior

Bannon’s a racist jackass. Disturbs me how the media just brings up his Breibart connection and then doesn’t explain how psychotically bigoted he is not to mention the details of his divorce.

SHUT UP!

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austin_blue  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:45:33pm

re: #49 jaunte

They do sort of slide over just what kind of “news” Breitbart purveys.

SHUT UP!

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:45:50pm

re: #49 jaunte

They do sort of slide over just what kind of “news” Breitbart purveys.

Yeah my brother was asking me about Breitbart tonight since the media is pretty mum about it. in a way though, it amuses me since Breitbart willl never get to act like they’re some scrappy underdog publication again but I also worry about them becoming a new normal how National Review had too.

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retired cynic  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:46:52pm

re: #52 HappyWarrior

Yeah my brother was asking me about Breitbart tonight since the media is pretty mum about it. in a way though, it amuses me since Breitbart willl never get to act like they’re some scrappy underdog publication again but I also worry about them becoming a new normal how National Review had too.

I _hate_ the “new normal.”

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EPR-radar  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:47:48pm

re: #52 HappyWarrior

Yeah my brother was asking me about Breitbart tonight since the media is pretty mum about it. in a way though, it amuses me since Breitbart willl never get to act like they’re some scrappy underdog publication again but I also worry about them becoming a new normal how National Review had too.

It would be real simple for the MSM to describe Breitbart to the uninitiated.

Three words suffice: Cesspit of Satan.

It wouldn’t be difficult to substantiate this thesis.

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:47:52pm

And let me say again how glad I am, I don’t see their articles here especially by Kevin “Hang the abortion harpees” Williamson or any of their other smug bullshit disguised as intellectual conservative discourse.

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:48:17pm

re: #53 retired cynic

I _hate_ the “new normal.”

You and me both.

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teleskiguy  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:50:17pm
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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:50:18pm

Breitbart in the WH. Hell if I were pres, I don’t even know how I’d feel about them being given press creds to conferences let alone the thought of giving one of their honchos a WH job. JFC

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:51:54pm

re: #57 teleskiguy

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electrotek  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:52:20pm

re: #58 HappyWarrior

Breitbart in the WH. Hell if I were pres, I don’t even know how I’d feel about them being given press creds to conferences let alone the thought of giving one of their honchos a WH job. JFC

Michelle Fields must be freaking out.

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EPR-radar  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:52:44pm

re: #55 HappyWarrior

And let me say again how glad I am, I don’t see their articles here especially by Kevin “Hang the abortion harpees” Williamson or any of their other smug bullshit disguised as intellectual conservative discourse.

National Review started out with justifying Jim Crow, and has never materially improved since then.

The least obnoxious version of US conservatism is mindless adherence to tradition. Every time conservatives actually try to reason their way to their desired conclusions, they make their positions more offensive. Marriage equality is a perfect example.

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austin_blue  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:54:00pm

re: #59 HappyWarrior

I always thought that file photo with the headset makes him look like central casting as the drunk racist high school football coach who constantly begs you go out for the team because your brother was the best quarterback I ever had, son.

Despite the fact that he was a NiCLANG.

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:54:16pm

re: #61 EPR-radar

National Review started out with justifying Jim Crow, and has never materially improved since then.

The least obnoxious version of US conservatism is mindless adherence to tradition. Every time conservatives actually try to reason their way to their desired conclusions, they make their positions more offensive. Marriage equality is a perfect example.

That’s why I always had no patience for seeing their articles here. WFB was a McCarthy apologist too and rationalized Apartheid well into the 80’s but hey he didn’t talk like a hick so he was okay.//

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:55:27pm

re: #60 electrotek

Michelle Fields must be freaking out.

Shapiro is too. To be honest, I don’t feel bad for him. He literally was paid by Bannon to push the same hateful shit he does now on The Wire.

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:56:54pm

re: #62 austin_blue

Despite the fact that he was a NiCLANG.

You just gotta go out for the team, I see it in your eyes, you could take us to states. But Coach Bannon, I never played a down in my life.

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electrotek  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:57:56pm

re: #64 HappyWarrior

Shapiro is too. To be honest, I don’t feel bad for him. He literally was paid by Bannon to push the same hateful shit he does now on The Wire.

True, but Michelle Fields is someone I held a lot of sympathy for.

Even though she worked for Breitbart, I couldn’t get myself to be like “told you so” when it comes to female journalists working for shitty rags.

Her politics at the time were opposed to mine, but I couldn’t get myself to condone it as “poetic justice”.

So in some ways, I had one part of humanity intact in spite of seeing others pay.

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:58:52pm

re: #66 electrotek

True, but Michelle Fields is someone I held a lot of sympathy for.

Even though she worked for Breitbart, I couldn’t get myself to be like “told you so” when it comes to female journalists working for shitty rags.

Her politics at the time were opposed to mine, but I couldn’t get myself to condone it as “poetic justice”.

So in some ways, I had one part of humanity intact in spite of seeing others pay.

Fields I do feel bad for her because she was assaulted and thrown under the bus. And the harassment by le furby rage, JFC

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electrotek  Nov 13, 2016 • 8:59:41pm

re: #67 HappyWarrior

Fields I do feel bad for her because she was assaulted and thrown under the bus.

Yep, and I can’t condone assault on any woman.

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HappyWarrior  Nov 13, 2016 • 9:00:16pm

re: #68 electrotek

Yep, and I can’t condone assault on any woman.

Yeah. Fuck Corey L.

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unproven innocence  Nov 13, 2016 • 9:05:27pm

Beyond the pale. Barf. I researched the origins of that phrase many years ago. Seems it literally referred to the borders of Poland (ie, pale land), the designated homeland/ghetto for Jews, and it originated with Catherine The Great. Essentially, Beyond the pale meant Off the reservation. So enlightened, modern and tolerant. Double barf.

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Rocky-in-Connecticut  Nov 14, 2016 • 6:05:51am

re: #40 jaunte

I don’t think Jones has the skills to be a courtier. He has to keep snapping at something like a maddened shark or his shtick will grind to a halt.

Con artists like Alex Jones need to rail against something sinister and unseen at all times. There always has to be a boogeyman in order to make his living. With all the politcal power now in the hands of his friends, the loony right and Trump, he will pivot to other things.

There are several mainstays of conspiracy loons: UFO’s, Satantic cults, JFK, and Rockefeller/Brentwood/international banksters/Illuminati (ahem.. nudge, nudge…..*Jews).

UFO’s are out. Too off topic right now.

JFK…. Too Democrat. Can’t risk presenting any Democrat in a sympathetic way.

That leaves Satanic Cults in the USA and International Bankers/Illuminati. I think Alex will pivot to both. Lots of talk about, and lots to try and pin on Democrats and (ahem….nudge nudge….*Jews). We are now walking through the door of a very unhinged,insane period of American History with no one at the top to manage an appearance of basic morality or human decency at all. At least Bush2 presented those qualities, all the while destroying the middle class with massive deficits and wars. Obama offered perhaps the most decent and moral person to ever reside in the White House. We have none on of this in Trump. Alex Jones will find a distraction to take the rancid smell of tax cuts for the richest and upcoming wars (Iran and N Korea) off the minds of the 35% of this country enamoured with Trump.


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