Today’s program from our podcasting affiliate, The Bob Cesca Show:
Great Fatness: Buzz Burbank from Buzz Burbank News and Comment joins us today; Lee Stranahan writing for Sputnik; Steve Bannon booted from NSC; McConnell nukes the filibuster; Trump might be jealous of Bannon; Trump’s bodyguard goes to Iraq; Devin Nunes recuses himself from Russia investigation; Matt Taibbi and Putin Derangement; and more.
“to what extent do you hold bernie sanders responsible for the election loss?”
hillary: *checks watch* “how much time do we have?” pic.twitter.com/WvllY2ECRt— beka (@twissytrashcan) April 6, 2017
huh, weird.. i thought clinton was the democratic unity candidate 🤔🤔🤔 https://t.co/vaKo4I8QJz
— Tom McKay (@thetomzone) April 6, 2017
before we all start screaming at Hillary, there’s this, which is: SHE DIDNT FUCKING SAY THAThttps://t.co/NOKKDYkvc1 https://t.co/Gn38P7Vf5b
— Rebecca Schoenkopf (@commiegirl1) April 6, 2017
re: #1 Backwoods_Sleuth
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She was much more magnamious to him than most people would have. But Bernie’s cult thinks he was entitled the nomination based off hypothetical polls and the caucuses. I never was a big Clinton fan but the BBs made me a bigger one of hers by constantly lying about her.
*ALARM KLAXON* Incoming tardfuckery.
@goddamnedfrank @ajamubaraka Get real. If Hillary had been elected, we’d ALREADY be at war. On false pretenses. This is the deep state, MIC, shadow gov’t at work.
— TheJuryIsOut (@RobLaffin) April 6, 2017
re: #3 goddamnedfrank
*ALARM KLAXON* Incoming tardfuckery.
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And there you have the kind of shit that makes me despise a portion of the left. Fuck these people and their lying bullshit. I’m sick of the far left’s selfishness. And I have to say, I’m a little peeved that Sanders butted into the Virginia gubertorial race because even though we share the same candidate, I know he’s going to spread misinformation about the establishment candidate, who is a guy I personally like and will vote for and campaign for if the nominee but just isn’t my preference.
re: #3 goddamnedfrank
We’ve had many years to get to know HRC and her approach to things. Anyone who can take all that in, and come to that conclusion, is either staggeringly disingenuous or truly, unreachably dumb. Makes my head hurt. I’m going to get on my bicycle and ride home from work and for about 40 minutes or so pretend all the dumb people went away.
re: #5 Jebediah, RBG
We’ve had many years to get to know HRC and her approach to things. Anyone who can take all that in, and come to that conclusion, is either staggeringly disingenuous or truly, unreachably dumb. Makes my head hurt. I’m going to get on my bicycle and ride home from work and for about 40 minutes or so pretend all the dumb people went away.
They want to do everything to justify the unjustifiable whether it was supporting Stein or not voting.
re: #4 HappyWarrior
And there you have the kind of shit that makes me despise a portion of the left. Fuck these people and their lying bullshit. I’m sick of the far left’s selfishness. And I have to say, I’m a little peeved that Sanders butted into the Virginia gubertorial race because even though we share the same candidate, I know he’s going to spread misinformation about the establishment candidate, who is a guy I personally like and will vote for and campaign for if the nominee but just isn’t my preference.
Sounds like a Sarah Palin move.
re: #6 HappyWarrior
And if Trump get the nuclear war he wants, many of them will sit in the radioactive rubble claiming “WITH HILLARY WE WOULDN’T EVEN HAVE THIS RUBBLE!”
re: #5 Jebediah, RBG
We’ve had many years to get to know HRC and her approach to things. Anyone who can take all that in, and come to that conclusion, is either staggeringly disingenuous or truly, unreachably dumb. Makes my head hurt. I’m going to get on my bicycle and ride home from work and for about 40 minutes or so pretend all the dumb people went away.
The bike ride will do you good, just watch out for the dumb ones in the motorized vehicles.
re: #7 Smith25’s Liberal Thighs
Sounds like a Sarah Palin move.
To be fair, other national figures like Podesta and David Plouffe have also endorsed Perriello, who I and Sanders support but it just rubs me the wrong way. He never attempted to learn anything about issues important to Virginians during the primary and indeed pretty much dismissed us another Southern state after Hillary won big here.
re: #9 wrenchwench
The bike ride will do you good, just watch out for the dumb ones in the motorized vehicles.
Yup!
Part of why I never, ever wear headphones on the bike. I don’t need any distractions - traffic on La Brea and Venice both can get heavy sometimes.
I’d honestly have more respect for Sanders if he just became a Dem already but Maiji put it quite well downstairs that he likes to play both sides of the coin. It’s funny for someone who appeals to people for not being a “typical politician,” I think Senator Sanders is guilty of the same opportunism that many of his strongest supporters would find abhorrent if someone else were doing it.
re: #4 HappyWarrior
And there you have the kind of shit that makes me despise a portion of the left. Fuck these people and their lying bullshit. I’m sick of the far left’s selfishness. And I have to say, I’m a little peeved that Sanders butted into the Virginia gubertorial race because even though we share the same candidate, I know he’s going to spread misinformation about the establishment candidate, who is a guy I personally like and will vote for and campaign for if the nominee but just isn’t my preference.
Wingnuts and moonbats deserve each other. Can we just give each of them a Dakota and let the rest of us have some bit of normalcy?
re: #11 Jebediah, RBG
Yup!
Part of why I never, ever wear headphones on the bike. I don’t need any distractions - traffic on La Brea and Venice both can get heavy sometimes.
Do you use a mirror? Greatest safety measure a cyclist can take.
re: #13 KGxvi
Wingnuts and moonbats deserve each other. Can we just give each of them a Dakota and let the rest of us have some bit of normalcy?
I honestly wouldn’t complain. TBH, I think many of the far left do seem to have their hearts in the right place often than not which is much more than I can say about the right but man they have an awful way of going about it.
re: #11 Jebediah, RBG
Yup!
Part of why I never, ever wear headphones on the bike. I don’t need any distractions - traffic on La Brea and Venice both can get heavy sometimes.
I’ll use headphones on a bike path that’s not on a main road, but that’s about it. The other one that confuses me is people who wear headphones while skiing/snowboarding. Maybe it’s just because I grew up skiing in a time when you really couldn’t do that, but when I tried, it just threw me completely off.
re: #15 HappyWarrior
I honestly wouldn’t complain. TBH, I think many of the far left do seem to have their hearts in the right place often than not which is much more than I can say about the right but man they have an awful way of going about it.
I suspect that both extremes came honestly to their positions, and do think what they argue for would be best for the world. But, because they are extremists, they are calcified in their positions and world view. And I don’t know who I dislike more, extremists like that or those who take an otherwise unserious view of law and politics (for example: glibertarians)
I think the problem though with both extremes is neither takes the time to actually educate themselves on what makes government works. They just think in terms of only ideology. I mean obviously I have problems with Trump’s ideology but we’re seeing a bit part of his shiftiness is his managerial style and I think the far left naively thinks that if we just had one of theirs in there, we’d get all the lefty stuff they’ve always wanted.
Look at this fucking asshole: https://t.co/4k7cNKY8YB pic.twitter.com/6wgqgEhkV3
— Deadspin (@Deadspin) April 6, 2017
I mean … https://t.co/dwdBd5jTNF
— Frankly My Dear 🐁 (@goddamnedfrank) April 6, 2017
re: #17 KGxvi
I suspect that both extremes came honestly to their positions, and do think what they argue for would be best for the world. But, because they are extremists, they are calcified in their positions and world view. And I don’t know who I dislike more, extremists like that or those who take an otherwise unserious view of law and politics (for example: glibertarians)
I will admit to be being a little sympathetic to the far left since I used to be one. Having never been far right or a gilbertarian, it’s harder for me though I have some sympathetic attitudes towards them since we share some social views.
re: #19 goddamnedfrank
“Do you have any sunscreen, my good man?
re: #19 goddamnedfrank
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Drain the swamp and make my son in law Chief Swamp Monster.
Listening to Chris Matthews right now and getting scared about what Trump is planning in Syria!
re: #21 Skip Intro
“Do you have any sunscreen, my good man?
I was going to say Grey Poupon but probably a million people already beat me to it.
re: #24 goddamnedfrank
But really, why should that stop me.
Fuck it WE’LL DO IT LIVE.
TFW they DON’T have any Grey Poupon. pic.twitter.com/l3fO9WaChy
— Frankly My Dear 🐁 (@goddamnedfrank) April 6, 2017
re: #24 goddamnedfrank
I was going to say Grey Poupon but probably a million people already beat me to it.
I keep a jar of Grey Poupon in the door pocket of my robber-baron car. It’s been a while since anyone asked for any, though. The commercials stopped some years ago, and commercial humor apparently fades pretty fast.
Reminds me.
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This is the same guy who Tweeted the link to Breitbart, now he’s blabbering because he wants MOAR MONEYS FOR MOAR NUKEZ!!!!!!!
U.S. has “no defense” from Russia’s nuclear cruise missiles, top general says https://t.co/NrqQcotJMb pic.twitter.com/puxibjhTWQ
— Newsweek (@Newsweek) April 6, 2017
“Yes, we’ve had one, Mister General, but what about *second* breakfast?” pic.twitter.com/IIWrDeroUW
— skullsinthestars (@drskyskull) April 6, 2017
re: #11 Jebediah, RBG
Yup!
Part of why I never, ever wear headphones on the bike. I don’t need any distractions - traffic on La Brea and Venice both can get heavy sometimes.
That, I have never understood. I mean, I get spooked all the time by faster riders (and there are a LOT of them!) passing me, and I ride without headphones/earbuds and have pretty good hearing. The roads out here, near Tesla HQ, are lousy with EVs and hybrids that can be pretty damn quiet. Headphones seem like a deathwish.
This keeps evading the news, its an important point…How Putin Played the Far Left https://t.co/KUXZbEKF7P
— Nada Bakos (@nadabakos) April 6, 2017
The least surprising news of the year.
Yep, looks pretty foolish to me:
To promote awareness of Sex Assault Month,13-time falsely accused pussy-grabber defends 5-time falsely accused sex predator. Stop the #lies! pic.twitter.com/P0WarkCuXm
— Roland B. Hedley Jr. (@RealRBHJr) April 5, 2017
re: #33 Skip Intro
The least surprising news of the year.
The Left campaigns on giving people economic security, and the Right plays on their fears and prejudices.
re: #33 Skip Intro
The least surprising news of the year.
Interviewed Trumpster:
Estes wants a better-paying job but says it’s hard to get one these days if you speak only English. Increasingly, the first question in any job interview is, ‘Habla español?’”
I have been able to speak Spanish since I was a child, which was a damn long time ago. Nobody thought it was political, or a subversive act, or cuckery. Lately, though, RWNJs have been treating it as all these things. One complained that “thanks to Obama” his teenage children were now forced to take a foreign language in high school, and Spanish was the #1 choice. In fact, the language requirement has existed in Texas for over a hundred years, and Spanish has always been by far the most popular choice.
re: #34 FormerDirtDart
“Have you no decent haberdasheries around here, Admiral? You’ll never get through the door at Mar-a-lago in those old rags.”
— Kliph Nesteroff (@ClassicShowbiz) April 6, 2017
re: #19 goddamnedfrank
Kushner here may be the ultimate Rear Echelon Mother Fucker.
Btw, I learned Portuguese in college, which turned out to be one of the best moves I ever made.
re: #38 Shiplord Kirel
Ferchrissakes, I was required to take at least two years of a foreign language in high school, and I went to a backwater school in the armpit of Middle America. Granted, we only had the choice of French or Spanish, but it was still required.
Lmao nawww y’all wild pic.twitter.com/hExPFDPlDi
— Bo Amusa (@JumpManZ) April 6, 2017
re: #42 Shiplord Kirel
I love Portuguese, it’s like Spanish went to Russia and got drunk.
re: #35 Shiplord Kirel
Yep, looks pretty foolish to me:
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Maybe Trump jr. could win there.
re: #43 thedopefishlives
Ferchrissakes, I was required to take at least two years of a foreign language in high school, and I went to a backwater school in the armpit of Middle America. Granted, we only had the choice of French or Spanish, but it was still required.
I did the high school Spanish thing for 2 years (don’t recall if it was required or not). I was duly grateful that the language requirement for science/engineering Ph.Ds was gone by the time I was in grad school.
re: #43 thedopefishlives
Ferchrissakes, I was required to take at least two years of a foreign language in high school, and I went to a backwater school in the armpit of Middle America. Granted, we only had the choice of French or Spanish, but it was still required.
We had french or spanish to choose from, both were required for regents diplomas, I did spanish and really never learned to speak it at all.
re: #45 IngisKahn
I love Portuguese, it’s like Spanish went to Russia and got drunk.
It is very expressive, with a lyrical quality more like French, though vocabulary is very close to Spanish. When I worked for General Dynamics, they kept sending me to Brazil to work their sub-contracts with Embraer. I also went there on military missions a couple of times. Later, I did the same as a geophysicist. The locals love you if you speak the language, since so few Americans do.
You would have thought Gov. Bevin would have imposed a law against this sort of thing by now.
Christ, I hope I don’t give him any ideas…
The Kentucky Coal Mining Museum is switching to solar power https://t.co/8u5IpAJTMs pic.twitter.com/nn4pEnlMMW
— CNN (@CNN) April 7, 2017
re: #49 Shiplord Kirel
I spend a lot of time in Portugal and I absolutely love the sound of the language. I can’t understand a lick of the Brazilian accent unless they speak really slowly and repeatedly (and even then…).
re: #47 EPR-radar
I did the high school Spanish thing for 2 years (don’t recall if it was required or not). I was duly grateful that the language requirement for science/engineering Ph.Ds was gone by the time I was in grad school.
I don’t mind learning languages. I only regret that I don’t get to speak other languages more often. I do use all sorts of languages day-to-day, though… computer languages.
After living in both Spanish speaking and Portuguese I much prefer Spanish. It sounds much more lyrical to me
Bombing Syria over Russian objections is the perfect distraction for Trump’s problem that Russia helped get him elected.
— Darth Putin (@DarthPutinKGB) April 6, 2017
Portuguese I think is one of those hidden gems. The spelling makes it look similar to Spanish but it is really out there.
The boys
Los muchahchos
Os meninos - - buuut that’s pronounced like /oozh mihneenoosh/
The first tweets under the hashtag #SyriaHoax came from Russia. Cernovich picked up on it; now it’s trending in the U.S.
*We see you* pic.twitter.com/Ek7z7UYniW— Caroline O. (@RVAwonk) April 6, 2017
re: #14 wrenchwench
Do you use a mirror? Greatest safety measure a cyclist can take.
No. I can comfortably turn my body far enough to look behind me without straying off my line (yay for training and racing in tight packs) but that probably isn’t really a substitute for a mirror. I should really think about getting one or two.
re: #16 KGxvi
I’ll use headphones on a bike path that’s not on a main road, but that’s about it. The other one that confuses me is people who wear headphones while skiing/snowboarding. Maybe it’s just because I grew up skiing in a time when you really couldn’t do that, but when I tried, it just threw me completely off.
Me, too. I can’t imagine skiing with headphones.
‘Take out his airfields’: @HillaryClinton comes out of woods to warmonger https://t.co/P4xUQQiAna pic.twitter.com/6unHsPq7wK
— Sputnik (@SputnikInt) April 6, 2017
How Russia and the Right bait the Left, part 476 https://t.co/TXWXabvggy
— Tim Hogan (@timjhogan) April 6, 2017
re: #31 Blind Frog Belly White
That, I have never understood. I mean, I get spooked all the time by faster riders (and there are a LOT of them!) passing me, and I ride without headphones/earbuds and have pretty good hearing. The roads out here, near Tesla HQ, are lousy with EVs and hybrids that can be pretty damn quiet. Headphones seem like a deathwish.
Exactly - a total death wish.
And when I’m riding, I want to hear the tires and the wind and the mechanical sounds etc. anyway, not music that I won’t be able to give my full attention to anyway!
re: #4 HappyWarrior
And there you have the kind of shit that makes me despise a portion of the left. Fuck these people and their lying bullshit. I’m sick of the far left’s selfishness. And I have to say, I’m a little peeved that Sanders butted into the Virginia gubertorial race because even though we share the same candidate, I know he’s going to spread misinformation about the establishment candidate, who is a guy I personally like and will vote for and campaign for if the nominee but just isn’t my preference.
So, he’ll do the same thing he did in the presidential election—if his guy doesn’t get the nod, he’ll make it that much harder for the Dem who does.
Ugh.
re: #4 HappyWarrior
And there you have the kind of shit that makes me despise a portion of the left. Fuck these people and their lying bullshit. I’m sick of the far left’s selfishness. And I have to say, I’m a little peeved that Sanders butted into the Virginia gubertorial race because even though we share the same candidate, I know he’s going to spread misinformation about the establishment candidate, who is a guy I personally like and will vote for and campaign for if the nominee but just isn’t my preference.
I was trying to figure out a way to give you a good-natured dig about Perriello and Sanders but couldn’t get the tone right. :)
re: #7 Smith25’s Liberal Thighs
Sounds like a Sarah Palin move.
Way back when, you can trace Nikki Haley’s governorship campaign taking off once Princess Dumbass of the Northwoods made an appearance here in south by dog carolina. Hey—nobody ever said my fellow carolinians were the brightest bulbs on the tree.
re: #60 Jebediah, RBG
Exactly - a total death wish.
And when I’m riding, I want to hear the tires and the wind and the mechanical sounds etc. anyway, not music that I won’t be able to give my full attention to anyway!
And if you can’t hear, how do you trim your front derailleur?
Don’t worry guys, if Trump attacks Syria, Glenn has already found the real culprit - and quelle surprise, it’s the Democrats! pic.twitter.com/ejsO0x2QZ5
— marcos j. sahm (@unclesahm) April 6, 2017
The President must get Congressional approval before attacking Syria-big mistake if he does not!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 30, 2013
A reminder pic.twitter.com/oGPpoC2oDS
— Spencer Ackerman (@attackerman) April 7, 2017
Once again, Josh Marshall writes an excellent piece, this time on Syria, and Trump’s sudden rush to ‘do something. There’s really nothing new to make getting rid of Assad easier, or more desirable, than it was a year ago.
re: #68 FormerDirtDart
Trump will be evaluating military options in Syria (and worldwide) according to how aroused he gets when hearing the various elevator pitches.
Pete Santillis files motion to sever his case from the other defendants in NV #BundyRanch trial. pic.twitter.com/fThYY2RWod
— JJ MacNab (@jjmacnab) April 7, 2017
Pete, through his attorney, expresses dismay that his co-defendants are more worried about jail conditions than their upcoming trial. pic.twitter.com/PI3YxkaAg5
— JJ MacNab (@jjmacnab) April 7, 2017
For example, Ammon Bundy showed up at court in his underwear. pic.twitter.com/7JctCQzBuk
— JJ MacNab (@jjmacnab) April 7, 2017
He makes a good point about how their antics making it difficult to prepare for a criminal trial where they’re facing years in prison. pic.twitter.com/ARauCOKsXT
— JJ MacNab (@jjmacnab) April 7, 2017
There is some irony in arguing that the jury will find a person guilty by association when the main charge is conspiracy. pic.twitter.com/jO1I8wu9yo
— JJ MacNab (@jjmacnab) April 7, 2017
re: #69 Blind Frog Belly White
Once again, Josh Marshall writes an excellent piece, this time on Syria, and Trump’s sudden rush to ‘do something. There’s really nothing new to make getting rid of Assad easier, or more desirable, than it was a year ago.
What’s new is that Trump wants something amusing to do, and getting lots of people killed for no good result is exactly the kind of thing Trump gets his jollies from.
re: #59 The Vicious Babushka
HRC brilliantly boxed Trump in. OMG she’s something.
re: #72 EPR-radar
What’s new is that Trump wants something amusing to do, and getting lots of people killed for no good result is exactly the kind of thing Trump gets his jollies from.
Lots of Trump supporters jumping on the False Flag!! bandwagon.
re: #73 caseyjr
HRC brilliantly boxed Trump in. OMG she’s something.
yeah she did. My fear is now he’s gonna do something even bigger (and dumber).
re: #74 Blind Frog Belly White
Lots of Trump supporters jumping on the False Flag!! bandwagon.
They need to pretend that it’s a false flag because even these cretins can see that the only thing the US military can do in Syria is step on rakes having razor blades on the handles. They also have confidence (justified, for once) that POTUS* Trump can find every single one of those deadly rakes with his bumbling.
re: #71 teleskiguy
TFW one ranting swivel-eyed loon finds the company of others of his kind objectionable. I hope the motion is denied.
I expected to spend this part of the Trump presidency tweeting that it’s legal to deport anchor babies not arguing agst another Mid East war
— Ann Coulter (@AnnCoulter) April 6, 2017
re: #79 FormerDirtDart
She … wants to deport … ANCHOR BABIES? She’s not human. She can’t be. What the ever-loving FUCK.
2. Through the first 45 minutes of O’Reilly there were a grand total of SEVEN ads, virtually none from national brands
— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) April 7, 2017
4. It’s now been 13 minutes of Shep Smith talking about Syria. It’s been a fine 13 minutes, but there is no breaking news or anything
— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) April 7, 2017
6. It’s very weird but not a good sign for O’Reilly.
— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) April 7, 2017
re: #79 FormerDirtDartShe … wants to deport … ANCHOR BABIES? She’s not human. She can’t be. What the ever-loving FUCK.
re: #81 I Would Prefer Not To
3470 likes.
O’Reilly Ad Count
Monday Night: 31
Tuesday Night: 28
Last Night: 23
Tonight: 7@TomKludt @BraddJaffy @JuddLegum @brianstelter @DylanByers— Yashar (@yashar) April 7, 2017
re: #83 Decatur Deb
3470 likes.
Away team to Enterprise: Mr. Scott, one to beam up. There is no intelligent life down here.
how normalization works pic.twitter.com/IcfVmn6jcp
— Alex Bowles (@alexqgb) April 3, 2017
I stopped calling Coulter “snake lady” because my nephew is a herpetologist and resented the slur against his favorite critters.
re: #91 Shiplord Kirel
Coulter is a seagull.
re: #82 FormerDirtDart
O’Reilly probably could have picked up some advertisers for ED products by now, but damn the luck, the Masters is on this week so they already spent all their ad money there.
Bannon out. Nunes out. Flynn out. Sessions recused. We won WH & both houses! Imagine if we lost. GOP would be picking up Dems dry cleaning.
— Ann Coulter (@AnnCoulter) April 6, 2017
re: #79 FormerDirtDart
Ann Coulter’s career has been devoted exclusively to rabble rousing to encourage the US right to be even more evil and fucked in the head than their already impressive natural tendencies in those directions.
May karma catch up with her in the form of a singularly painful and loathsome disease that completely removes her from society and leaves her with nothing at all to do for the next thirty years.
re: #94 teleskiguy
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And this time, I want the creases SHARP, Ann. Or no Harpy Chow for you!
re: #80 thedopefishlives
She … wants to deport … ANCHOR BABIES? She’s not human. She can’t be. What the ever-loving FUCK.
Many on the right claim that so-called “anchor babies” are not entitled to US citizenship. Its key to their dream of ethnically cleansing America to maintain a white majority.
re: #94 teleskiguy
Please note, Ms. Coulter, that none of these removals have been instigated by Democrats. Your side simply has insufferably poor taste in leadership.
I see Richard Spencer has come out against attacking Syria. That STILL doesn’t convince me it’s a good idea.
1/2 So it looks like it’s going to take Donald Trump less than three months in office before he gets the US into a major war. All you …
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) April 7, 2017
2/2 folks who baselessly called Hillary Clinton a “war-monger” - are you feeling like you were played yet? Because you were.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) April 7, 2017
And we just launched tomahawks at a Syrian airfield.
Breaking: US has carried out missile strikes against #Syrian military airfield in 1st direct action against #Assad regime
— Ayman Mohyeldin (@AymanM) April 7, 2017
re: #102 Brother Holy Cruise Missile of Mild Acceptance
And we just launched tomahawks at a Syrian airfield.
As long as it’s not Tridents, I think we’re mostly okay.
re: #102 Brother Holy Cruise Missile of Mild Acceptance
And we just launched tomahawks at a Syrian airfield.
Well. So.
re: #104 thedopefishlives
As long as it’s not Tridents, I think we’re mostly okay.
Yeah. Is this it or is it a start though?
Texas law currently requires that cars be sold through franchised dealers. This obviously conflicts with Tesla’s direct sales approach and serves little purpose other than protecting the profits of fatcat dealers.
re: #106 Brother Holy Cruise Missile of Mild Acceptance
Yeah. Is this it or is it a start though?
Undoubtedly it’s just a start. Bombings will continue until morale improves.
re: #108 thedopefishlives
Undoubtedly it’s just a start. Bombings will continue until
moralepoll numbers improves.
ftfy
Don’t you hate it when you type “two” when you meant “three?”
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) April 7, 2017
What was it that Trump said up thread about attacking Syria again?
Breaking: US has carried out missile strikes against #Syrian military airfield in 1st direct action against #Assad regime
— Ayman Mohyeldin (@AymanM) April 7, 2017
God damn. Here we go again, and this could be for all the marbles. I haven’t had time to get my fallout shelter fully stocked either.
BREAKING: US military has launched more than 50 missiles aimed at Syria: NBC News https://t.co/V2VY6l2zVJ
— Steve Kopack (@SteveKopack) April 7, 2017
Here we go. Tomahawks launched on an airfield near Homs. “Guess we can’t discuss Russian and Trump collusion now.” //
What will we get for bombing Syria besides more debt and a possible long term conflict? Obama needs Congressional approval.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 29, 2013
re: #109 Brother Holy Cruise Missile of Mild Acceptance
Translation: “Love me, stupid peasants, or I will keep dragging us into pointless wars.”
To which I would reply: Uhh… that’s not how it works. That’s not how any of this works.
50 tomahawk missiles represents 1.4% of the US Navy stockpile. At $1.4 million each that’s $70.5 million in ordinance launched at a single Syrian airfield that will probably be back in operation in a couple days.
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re: #113 Shiplord Kirel
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God damn. Here we go again, and this could be for all the marbles. I haven’t had time to get my fallout shelter fully stocked either.
It remains to be seen if this is just a one-off retaliation, possibly with prior notice to Russia to warn the Syrians so Trump can save face, or the beginning of a campaign.
re: #107 Shiplord Kirel
Texas law currently requires that cars be sold through franchised dealers. This obviously conflicts with Tesla’s direct sales approach and serves little purpose other than protecting the profits of fatcat dealers.
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They have a dealership on Austin… I pass it every day.
re: #118 goddamnedfrank
50 tomahawk missiles represents 1.4% of the US Navy stockpile. At $1.4 millions each that’s $70.5 million in ordinance launched at a single Syrian airfield that will probably be back in operation in a couple days.
Yes, but TrumpCare will save us $300 billion, so it’s paid for.
Like everything else he does, Trump is launching a war on a whim, without any consideration for the consequences.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) April 7, 2017
re: #107 Shiplord Kirel
Texas law currently requires that cars be sold through franchised dealers. This obviously conflicts with Tesla’s direct sales approach and serves little purpose other than protecting the profits of fatcat dealers.
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I agree that this needs to go, not just here in Texas.
re: #35 Shiplord Kirel
How is giving a noose to a Black man funny in any way? Boycott and shut it down.
re: #121 Dave In Austin
They have a dealership on Austin… I pass it every day.
Of course they do. They can’t sell their cars without it. They would like to sell directly to consumers, as they do in many other states, but the law won’t allow it.
NBC NEWS: U.S. has launched missile strikes on al-Shayrat military airfield near Homs, Syria
— Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy) April 7, 2017
How do you say “buyer’s remorse” in Russian? https://t.co/9BkmZ1blTD
— John Tabin (@johntabin) April 7, 2017
Donald Trump always screws his business partners. https://t.co/1yniv2K0GQ
— Josh Barro (@jbarro) April 7, 2017
re: #113 Shiplord Kirel
I’m shocked. So Trump is defying Putin then.
re: #123 Charles Johnson
Maybe he has a deal with Putin to build a hotel there and he’s just clearing the land.
re: #120 Big Beautiful Door
It remains to be seen if this is just a one-off retaliation, possibly with prior notice to Russia to warn the Syrians so Trump can save face, or the beginning of a campaign.
That’s the best hope, and the best of several very bad possibilities. I don’t like taking chances like this though.
That feeling when you go to war after sulking for half a day over political embarassment
— Zack Kopplin (@ZackKopplin) April 7, 2017
And that feeling when you go to war, because you think dead soldiers might improve your failing approval ratings. :(
— Zack Kopplin (@ZackKopplin) April 7, 2017
That feeling when you go to war over a dictator killing his own people, but try to prevent those refugees from taking shelter in our country
— Zack Kopplin (@ZackKopplin) April 7, 2017
re: #130 Shiplord Kirel
That’s the best hope, and the best of several very bad possibilities. I don’t like taking chances like this though.
Drumpf as President is like playing Russian roulette with nuclear missiles.
re: #128 Patricia Kayden
I’m shocked. So Trump is defying Putin then.
I wouldn’t assume that. He could just be putting on a show for the Chinese president.
re: #128 Patricia Kayden
I’m shocked. So Trump is defying Putin then.
See BBD’s #120. Our BEST chance is that there is some sort of collusion between Trump and the Russians to let this slide so Trump can save face.
This is truly the worst of all possible worlds
— Zack Kopplin (@ZackKopplin) April 7, 2017
.@realDonaldTrump: “[@HillaryClinton] wants to start a shooting war in Syria… that could very well lead to World War III.” pic.twitter.com/ov26Hhhb7A
— Fox News (@FoxNews) November 3, 2016
Remember: Obama DID call for military action when Syria crossed his red line. The GOP House refused to authorize it. https://t.co/5Y2ztS7UjT
— Jon Cooper (@joncoopertweets) April 5, 2017
re: #79 FormerDirtDart
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Yeah, and she went to law school, even. The University of Michigan should revoke her JD. We have the law that if you were born here, you’re a citizen (with a few exceptions, like children of embassy & consular staff). Trying to decide who is an “anchor baby” would be crazy, and then making those people essentially stateless is insane.
But Ann Coulter is fucking nuts. Another one of these merchants of chaos.
re: #126 Shiplord Kirel
Of course they do. They can’t sell their cars without it. They would like to sell directly to consumers, as they do in many other states, but the law won’t allow it.
I was aware of that. Dealerships here also fall under Texas Blue Laws of all thing. They cant sell cars or vehicles on Sundays. Everywhere else I have lived Sunday is the
HOT sales day of the week.
I’m just surprised they folded and opened a full service dealership.
re: #67 FormerDirtDart
Why bother? If Congress was ok with all the other crap so far, what’s a couple dozen Tomahawks?
re: #60 Jebediah, RBG
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