There must be a factory somewhere cranking out absurdly talented acoustic guitarists, because it seems like a new one shows up every other day. Look! Here’s another one!
Original song composed by Janek Pentz
Sound recorded, mixed and mastered in Serakos Studio by Magda and Robert Srzedniccy.
Video made by Ola Kamińska and Tomasz Januszewski
Senate Democrats appear locked-in, opposed to Feb 8 CR pitched by McConnell. Dems would prefer shorter CR of just a few days. Am told Dems appear more unified than they have been in a while.
— Chad Pergram (@ChadPergram) January 20, 2018
That sound you hear is every news org in DC shelving its “Trump heads to Davos” story and assigning three more reporters to the federal agencies beat. https://t.co/y77HOi3AIH
— Christina Wilkie (@christinawilkie) January 20, 2018
Beautiful weather all over our great country, a perfect day for all Women to March. Get out there now to celebrate the historic milestones and unprecedented economic success and wealth creation that has taken place over the last 12 months. Lowest female unemployment in 18 years!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 20, 2018
What a slimy dirtbag. https://t.co/lGivHsTGuk
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) January 20, 2018
These men can’t keep the government open while these women organized a nationwide march of millions.
Crazy idea: More women in power. #TrumpShutdown pic.twitter.com/p6YliOOFpW— Jason Kander (@JasonKander) January 20, 2018
Washington, DC:
TAKE A LOOK @WhiteHouse @PressSec…. So what day are you going to lie like @SeanSpicer and say only a few women showed up to protest today in DC? (We won’t even bring up the cities all over the world …)
Hit Play and take a look & listen!pic.twitter.com/b9kUCqCf61— SAVE OUR DEMOCRACY (@TravelingUS) January 20, 2018
Thanks for your support! Shout out to the dedicated #TeamRaybould volunteers representing in Loup City. pic.twitter.com/bU47qbpJb0
— Jane Raybould (@JaneRaybould) January 20, 2018
Thousands of marchers in New York City head down 6th Ave. #WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/Jl861oGgJa
— Greg Hogben (@MyDaughtersArmy) January 20, 2018
Angelenos standing shoulder to shoulder at today’s historic @womensmarch in LA. After a year of resistance, it’s time for a revolution. Let’s make our voices heard at the polls - midterms, 2020 & beyond. Let’s change the map! #wmla2018 #PowerToThePolls #changethemap #hearourvote pic.twitter.com/pphCqodJ0u
— Nury Martinez (@CD6Nury) January 20, 2018
Even in the heart of dixie - Greenville SC - they March. #WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/pSzkmhTZ9P
— AJ LENAR 🇺🇸 (@AJASONLENAR) January 20, 2018
You’re looking good, Cleveland. #WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/SRNT1kPbhd
— Amee Vanderpool (@girlsreallyrule) January 20, 2018
This girl was maybe the most epic part of the #Denver #WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/3UHzrBowJV
— Nathan Tigges (@theycallme_tigs) January 20, 2018
Wow, where could this massive march be? CA, NY? Nope North Carolina, Asheville. Lots more of us decent Americans than those Racist, Hate Driven trump/republicans. Put that in your pipe and enjoy it! pic.twitter.com/zw9tdZzkvj
— Allen Marshall (@AllenCMarshall) January 20, 2018
Big and loud crowd from Women’s March outside the WH gates pic.twitter.com/H6w2w87L9L
— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) January 20, 2018
And here are a few photos and an article from WHYY in Philly:
whyy.org
THE TAKEOVER: @Common raps about a day when women have parity with a powerful verse at the Park City, Utah #WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/cxQdW1jBiI
— AP Entertainment (@APEntertainment) January 20, 2018
If this motivation can be sustained through the November mid-terms, the GOP is looking at an electoral debacle.
It’s been noted by others that in so-called “wave elections”, gerrymandering can actually work against the part which gerrymandered the district, resulting in serious electoral losses across the board.
I have little doubt the GOP is going to try to seriously ramp up their voter suppression efforts between now and November. If they can’t - or won’t - recognize that there’s a good possibility that they’re looking at a rout, then they’re utterly and hopelessly delusional.
Beautiful weather all over our great country, a perfect day for all Women to March. Get out there now to celebrate the historic milestones and unprecedented economic success and wealth creation that has taken place over the last 12 months. Lowest female unemployment in 18 years!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 20, 2018
Is … he really mansplaining what the women’s march is to women? https://t.co/HZWF0GTIsZ
— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) January 20, 2018
I don’t… appreciate the term mansplaining
— Questionable ni🅱️🅱️a (@Questionablemem) January 20, 2018
I … don’t care. https://t.co/dxRE4K3ZyN
— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) January 20, 2018
Today is a day for marching, Charles. Tomorrow, it’ll be time to get ready for the next election.
Man: Why do you even need a women’s march?
Me: [plays clip of the president of the United States bragging about grabbing women by the pussy]
Any more questions?— (((𝕺𝖍𝕹𝖔𝕾𝖍𝖊𝕿𝖜𝖎𝖙𝖓𝖙))) (@OhNoSheTwitnt) January 20, 2018
Finally social media is waking up to manipulation of public opinion by our adversaries. All of us need to step up to meet this challenge, especially the Press. pic.twitter.com/BuRRvUVcRP
— Senator John Cornyn (@JohnCornyn) January 20, 2018
Twitter notifies Republican senator he consumed or spread Russian troll propaganda https://t.co/qJUeneOAlH
— Jon Passantino (@passantino) January 20, 2018
Just spoke to @KimWeaverIA, who helped organized today’s march in Des Moines. She estimates six to seven thousand came to Iowa’s capitol building today. Official numbers to come. #WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/QvpDaPEp6m
— Angela Ufheil (@AngelaUfheil) January 20, 2018
Fantastic.
Via @spyderdogbites pic.twitter.com/lMadfgNbFX— Steve Marmel (@Marmel) January 20, 2018
re: #4 Anymouse 🌹
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Such an impressive turnout. I’m very proud of American women today.
re: #24 Backwoods_Sleuth
I wish I could give you a thousand updings for that one.
I see old Mr. Grab ‘Em By the Pussy endorses the women’s marches. Just when you think it can’t get more existential, it does.
— Stephen King (@StephenKing) January 20, 2018
Outside Trump International Hotel in NYC today #WomensMarch2018 #WomensMarchNYC @NBCNewYork @BuzzFeed @MSNBC @MSNBCPhoto @NBCNewsPictures @NBCNewsWorld @NYCDailyPics @GottaLaff @NYCityAlerts pic.twitter.com/2aMsZ0EgXg
— andrew dallos (@adallos) January 20, 2018
re: #24 Backwoods_Sleuth
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I hope Donny is getting all the images today. It’ll drive him nuts.
LMAO I saw a stupid tweet trying to tell the women marchers that Trump has more women in high cabinet posts in history and he should be lauded for having the first woman press sec in a decade. I guess HRC at State and Lynch at DOJ mean nothing. Not to mention he appointed two women- first President to do so btw to the USSC and a lot of women to the circuit courts. I ain’t even mad. I’m amused how uninformed someone who thinks they know what they’re talking about has no idea.
re: #29 ObserverArt
Fantastic Sign!
I hope Donny is getting all the images today. It’ll drive him nuts.
He’s already tweeted that he’s glad women are out marching for the great wealth-building economy.
He’s clueless.
#BREAKING Update#Afghanistan #Kabul`s #Intercontinental under siege by 4 terrorists inside firing at people. At least 35 dead/wounded. Hotel`s 2nd floor is on fire & electricity cut. CRU Elite forces arrived & hotel electricity cut off, firefighters & emergency services arrived. pic.twitter.com/f3n6Kz2dU0
— Özer Khalid (@OzerKhalid) January 20, 2018
It has been two hours since terrorists went on a deadly rampage in the #Kabul Intercontinental Hotel and @USEmbassyKabul has issued no instructions for US citizens. #KabulAttack https://t.co/v6dVBGuai6
— Alexandra Halaby (@iskandrah) January 20, 2018
re: #4 Anymouse 🌹
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anyone have any numbers on the forced birth march to compare this to?
As the White House raced to avert a shutdown, Trump’s DHS chief passed out a memo outlining the White House position. The only problem: Trump had never seen it — and disagreed with its contents. https://t.co/OyBhjYHgy9 pic.twitter.com/zrKGoB69OW
— Ashley Parker (@AshleyRParker) January 20, 2018
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re: #34 Big Beautiful Door
anyone have any numbers on the forced birth march to compare this to?
In the past, they’ve bragged about their crowd sizes. A quick search of their Websites say things like “they were successful” and “we’re not getting media coverage.”
I’m guessing they were badly outnumbered today.
Cc March to Life pic.twitter.com/gjdlBLJGiz
— Matty (@mattyigreene) January 20, 2018
re: #32 Anymouse 🌹
He’s already tweeted that he’s glad women are out marching for the great wealth-building economy.
He’s clueless.
I think he was trying to take credit for something he knows is not good for him.
The old turn lemons into lemonade thing. Positive spin.
He’s flailing. He’s has no control over any of this and it bugs the hell out of him.
That’s my take. I could be wrong.
On my way back from SF (honor is satisfied). I won’t be missed — Civic Center Plaza is pretty full, UN Square is filling up, and there were hundreds of people arriving as I left.
Okay thanks guys. I finally did call my friend out. My response to his idiotic attempt ot school the women marchers today who were “unaware” that Trump has appointed more women to high ranking cabinet posts than any president in history.
Uh “name here” Loretta Lynch was AG under Obama, Clinton was Secretary of State, appointed two women to the Supreme Court, and appointed a woman to head the Federal Reserve. Maybe this guy should look up the facts before posting this on his Twitter. It’s true Obama didn’t have a woman press secretary but he did have women in similiar positions that Kellyanne Conway and Hope Hicks occupy, and both his Ambassadors to the UN were women- Susan Rice and Samantha Power. This is just inaccurate and it didn’t take me all but five seconds to look up. If you’re going to post stuff trying to school people, look up the information because when you post stuff like this, you come off very uninformed.
re: #40 ObserverArt
I think he was trying to take credit for something he knows is not good for him.
The old turn lemons into lemonade thing. Positive spin.
He’s flailing. He’s has no control over any of this and it bugs the hell out of him.
That’s my take. I could be wrong.
I’m wondering if his sycophant crew has actually convinced him that the marches are to celebrate him. He’s deluded enough to believe it.
So, a week after Rango’s traffic scare, he’s still a little skittish around cars, and especially skittish of the intersection where it happened. But still enthusiastic for walkies, although for a couple days, after enthusiastically pogoing for walkies, he’d try to duck back inside before the door closed. Poor boy!
Once on the walk, he’d get over it, and get into it like he always has.
Because of that, and because the Canine Flu is rampaging through NorCal, and his vaccine won’t have done much yet, we stuck to back streets rather than going through parks or along the big boulevards.
I snapped this from Indian Springs Park, here in San Mateo….
You can see downtown SF from there, as well as one of the towers of the Bay Bridge. You might have to trust me on that…..
Oh, and the daffodils are blooming!
Over at Wonkette, Rebecca Shoenkopf points out she’s attending a large march in Missoula, MT (for Missoula, anyway). The march on Maui Island in Hawai’i is larger than last year, and there are estimates of 300,000 in Chicago.
I just hope the #TrumpShutdown doesn’t mean they send home the staffer whose job it is to stop the President from doing the Tide Pod Challenge. Ever since Eric dared him to do it, there’s been lots of close calls!
— Top Conservative Cat (@TeaPartyCat) January 20, 2018
It would appear the Women’s March in DC is bigger today.
Women protest at White House, 1917: “Mr. President How Long Must Women Wait for Liberty”: #LOC pic.twitter.com/OeYSwbKEDm
— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) January 20, 2018
re: #47 Anymouse 🌹
It would appear the Women’s March in DC is bigger today.
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re: #43 allegro
I’m wondering if his sycophant crew has actually convinced him that the marches are to celebrate him. He’s deluded enough to believe it.
Well, you never know with Trump. I just got the feeling he knows what is going on and he was going to glom on and like he does with everything, try to make it all about him.
It’s all delusion.
re: #44 Blind Frog Belly White
So, a week after Rango’s traffic scare, he’s still a little skittish around cars, and especially skittish of the intersection where it happened. But still enthusiastic for walkies, although for a couple days, after enthusiastically pogoing for walkies, he’d try to duck back inside before the door closed. Poor boy!
Once on the walk, he’d get over it, and get into it like he always has.
Because of that, and because the Canine Flu is rampaging through NorCal, and his vaccine won’t have done much yet, we stuck to back streets rather than going through parks or along the big boulevards.
I snapped this from Indian Springs Park, here in San Mateo….
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Nice pics. But no Rango. I is disappoint.
The Federal Government shutdown is taking its toll locally, as Scotts Bluff National Monument closes and its rangers furloughed until further notice: https://t.co/4KradRJsj0 pic.twitter.com/bvTMV64WpI
— KNEB News (@KNEBNews) January 20, 2018
I’m amused how the so called Alpha males think you’re some of Beta, cuckold, or whatever the hell they want to call you if you’re a male feminist. I support equal rights for women because equal rights for women is equal rights for everyone. Equal pay is more income for the hard work that I know my women friends and family do. Respect is the same thing I want out of this world. Not to be treated like a sex object is what I’d want for the women I know and love. Quite the opposite, I’m a male feminist because I’m confident in my gender and not threatened by women at all. If one wants to use “Beta”, I’d say it’s far more better applied at the men threatened by these women. I hate this phrase but a “real man”, a real man isn’t bothered by women seeking the same as him, a real man embraces that.
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Winter Storm Warning tonight through tomorrow here at Chez Tumbleweed.
Tonight
Snow showers, mainly after 11pm. Patchy fog after 11pm. Low around 23. North northeast wind 10 to 15 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. New snow accumulation of 1 to 2 inches possible.Sunday
Snow showers. Patchy blowing snow after 8am. Patchy fog. High near 27. Blustery, with a north wind 15 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New snow accumulation of 3 to 7 inches possible.Sunday Night
Snow showers, mainly before 11pm. Patchy blowing snow before 11pm. Low around 16. Blustery, with a northwest wind 15 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New snow accumulation of 1 to 2 inches possible.
re: #54 Blind Frog Belly White
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re: #55 Anymouse 🌹
Winter Storm Warning tonight through tomorrow here at Chez Tumbleweed.
You’re getting some of what we’re getting. Monday is supposed to be 5-8” here.
You must live your life from beginning to end. No one else can do it for you. — Hopi proverb
⊕ #NativeAmerican— Native Am Proverbs ⊕ (@NativAmProverbs) January 20, 2018
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re: #47 Anymouse 🌹
And Wilson was the President. At least he had some governmental and collegiate experience.
en.wikipedia.org
re: #51 ObserverArt
Nice pics. But no Rango. I is disappoint.
Walkies Selfies are notoriously difficult. Here he is, all tuckered out from what Strava tells me was 3.5 miles.
re: #54 Blind Frog Belly White
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Finally social media is waking up to manipulation of public opinion by our adversaries. All of us need to step up to meet this challenge, especially the Press. pic.twitter.com/BuRRvUVcRP
— Senator John Cornyn (@JohnCornyn) January 20, 2018
Gullible, shite-witted hobgoblin is informed that he brainlessly regurgitated Russian propaganda, chooses to take a victory lap. https://t.co/vCgELryhSO
— Photon Herder (@goddamnedfrank) January 20, 2018
I have to go to Alliance very early Tuesday morning for a state water class … I hope they have the roads cleared.
re: #53 HappyWarrior
I’m amused how the so called Alpha males think you’re some of Beta, cuckold, or whatever the hell they want to call you if you’re a male feminist. I support equal rights for women because equal rights for women is equal rights for everyone. Equal pay is more income for the hard work that I know my women friends and family do. Respect is the same thing I want out of this world. Not to be treated like a sex object is what I’d want for the women I know and love. Quite the opposite, I’m a male feminist because I’m confident in my gender and not threatened by women at all. If one wants to use “Beta”, I’d say it’s far more better applied at the men threatened by these women. I hate this phrase but a “real man”, a real man isn’t bothered by women seeking the same as him, a real man embraces that.
While I agree with you, if you are male mega rich and privileged you do not want these things for yourself or women, especially those ” beneath” you
The hats really trigger them. I like using their own buzzwords to mock them.
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re: #65 dangerman
While I agree with you, if you are male mega rich and privileged you do not want these things for yourself or women, especially those ” beneath” you
True. My point is if you’re truly confident in your masculinity and you’re like 99% of men who aren’t millionaires, you’d embrace what the women are marching for today. Plus the bit about wanting women’s bodies to be respected is something that ought to transcend class lines.
From my friend Michael Devonshire at the march in NYC… pic.twitter.com/CpWHNLIFPc
— Rudy Reber (@RudyReber) January 20, 2018
re: #64 Anymouse 🌹
I have to go to Alliance very early Tuesday morning for a state water class … I hope they have the roads cleared.
1. Water does not have memory
2. Water is not alive
Now I’ll take questions
re: #70 dangerman
1. Water does not have memory
2. Water is not aliveNow I’ll take questions
And if your water IS alive, there’s a good chance it’ll try to kill you.
re: #64 Anymouse 🌹
Drink upstream pee downstream. Just kidding.
re: #72 PhillyPretzel
Drink upstream pee downstream.
Don’t put your septic tank upslope from your well.
Hey, Dana Rohrabacher (R-Moscow).
These are voters in Orange County.
See you at the polls in 289 Days.#womensmarch2018 @indivisible_oc @swingleft pic.twitter.com/JetorVI21T— Steve Marmel (@Marmel) January 20, 2018
Hammer & sickle twitter ain’t upset that their dumb asses were used by Russian bots to spread disinformation. They are super mad at the messenger though for having the temerity to tell them the truth. pic.twitter.com/ky4gzsFeFs
— Photon Herder (@goddamnedfrank) January 20, 2018
re: #73 Blind Frog Belly White
Don’t put your septic tank upslope from your well.
Got in a ridiculous argument with a vegan, who tried to claim Vitamin B-12 appears naturally in water, and the only reason public water supplies don’t have it is because of water treatment.
I pointed out my town doesn’t treat it’s water, and you only find B-12 in water when you draw it near a dead animal in the water.
Then I pointed out there is no B-12 in well water either.
Could not convince the bonehead.
“president jello”
Starting to grow on me
(H/t Schumer)
re: #71 Blind Frog Belly White
And if your water IS alive, there’s a good chance it’ll try to kill you.
Dead or alive, if you give water a chance it will kill you.
(that’s only half joking…)
re: #78 dangerman
The Schumer? If so I too like it.
re: #76 Anymouse 🌹
Got in a ridiculous argument with a vegan, who tried to claim Vitamin B-12 appears naturally in water, and the only reason public water supplies don’t have it is because of water treatment.
I pointed out my town doesn’t treat it’s water, and you only find B-12 in water when you draw it near a dead animal in the water.
Then I pointed out there is no B-12 in well water either.
Could not convince the bonehead.
Water is molecules of hydrogen and oxygen
Anything else “in water” is “added” somehow somewhere at some time
At the rally pic.twitter.com/nEVkido2cf
— Daniel Ballard (@RW_Conspirator) January 20, 2018
— Daniel Ballard (@RW_Conspirator) January 20, 2018
“Shoutout to public heath twitter for having my doctor emailing me telling me I’ve been spreading moon cooties. I hope you non-disease spreading Hessians are proud of yourselves!”
— Photon Herder (@goddamnedfrank) January 20, 2018
Massive turnout in Toronto today to mark the 2nd Annual Women’s March! pic.twitter.com/xinwtxb9bg
— dave lackie (@davelackie) January 20, 2018
MASSIVE crowd in Reno, Nevada today for the #WomensMarch2018.
We’re not done fighting for economic justice for ALL people. #RepealTheTrumpTax pic.twitter.com/Xh1vd89O0M— Tax March (@taxmarch) January 20, 2018
One year after President Trump’s inauguration, the #WomensMarch is returning to the streets — and aiming to become a political force. Here’s a look at Saturday’s protests around the world: https://t.co/TkJsY5fAYD pic.twitter.com/63nKn3Tl0H
— CBS News (@CBSNews) January 20, 2018
re: #76 Anymouse 🌹
Got in a ridiculous argument with a vegan, who tried to claim Vitamin B-12 appears naturally in water, and the only reason public water supplies don’t have it is because of water treatment.
I pointed out my town doesn’t treat it’s water, and you only find B-12 in water when you draw it near a dead animal in the water.
Then I pointed out there is no B-12 in well water either.
Could not convince the bonehead.
Where did they think the B12 came from?
This is water:
This is B12.
Where did they think all that carbon came from? Cold fusion?
#womensmarch in Sandy Cove, NS in full swing. They doubled their numbers from last year: 31 people plus one baby! @CBCNS pic.twitter.com/ABHltClQRU
— Marina v Stackelberg (@CBCMarina) January 20, 2018
Sandy Cove, Nova Scotia.
Town population is 65.
32 residents marched! 🙌#WomensMarch2018 https://t.co/LW4lpAKPeH— Michael Skolnik (@MichaelSkolnik) January 20, 2018
Plus one baby! LOL
re: #53 HappyWarrior
I’m amused how the so called Alpha males think you’re some of Beta, cuckold, or whatever the hell they want to call you if you’re a male feminist.
It also indicates how superficial their understanding of the meaning of the role of alpha or beta is in behavioralism. The terms is descriptive, not fixed or determinative, it simply describes the role that a particular individual currently plays in the group.
In fact, closer observation has shown shows that lower-ranking males often learn to take advantage of alphas posturing and fighting to gain access to the females the alphas are trying to claim or defend.
And it is not men vs. women: only the most primitive minds think in those terms: real men crave partnership with females and are perfectly comfortable with mates who are their equals in their relationship and even superior to them in some ways.
I like his tweet better.
It’s incredibly inspiring and motivating to see so many people come out to support women’s rights. We see you, we hear you, and @MaryamMonsef and our government will keep fighting for gender equality in Canada. #womensmarch2018
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) January 20, 2018
re: #88 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
It also indicates how superficial their understanding of the meaning of the role of alpha or beta is in behavioralism. The terms is descriptive, not fixed or determinative, it simply describes the role that a particular individual currently plays in the group.
In fact, closer observation has shown shows that lower-ranking males often learn to take advantage of alphas posturing and fighting to gain access to the females the alphas are trying to claim or defend.
And it is not men vs. women: only the most primitive minds think in those terms: real men crave partnership with females and are perfectly comfortable with mates who are their equals in their relationship and even superior to them in some ways.
The other thing? Our closest relatives are the Bonobos, who have a matriarchal society and all of them of either gender will fuck anything that moves.
My regional newspaper has photographs from Women’s Marches across the country taken by photojournalists (twenty-eight photos)
re: #86 Blind Frog Belly White
Where did they think the B12 came from?
This is water:
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[Embedded image]Where did they think all that carbon came from? Cold fusion?
Homeopathy or something I guess.
Trump, who doesn’t read the PDB by all accounts, has *doubled* the number of PDB recipients from 7 to 14. Jared Kushner is a recipient. This is a very bad idea. https://t.co/Lk6OgzYjSr pic.twitter.com/iFe4CkpF6C
— Ankit Panda (@nktpnd) January 20, 2018
Amazing. The Bush administration, for example limited the recipients to only a few. He didn’t even want the most senior Cabinet officers to see it.
— John Sipher (@john_sipher) January 20, 2018
re: #90 Blind Frog Belly White
The other thing? Our closest relatives are the Bonobos, who have a matriarchal society and all of the of either gender will fuck anything that moves.
That last description is a bit oversimplified: they use sex as a form of social bonding, something that is often sorely lacking in our society, or practiced in the wrong way between the wrong people.
re: #92 Anymouse 🌹
Homeopathy or something I guess.
“Homeopathy. How many times do I have to say it? IT’S WATER! And then they tell you, ‘Well, at least you can’t overdose’. No, but you can fucking drown!” - Dara O’Briain.
re: #7 klys (maker of Silmarils)
Why does Cleveland have a statue of Bill Murray?
re: #88 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
(cut rest) And it is not men vs. women: only the most primitive minds think in those terms: real men crave partnership with females and are perfectly comfortable with mates who are their equals in their relationship and even superior to them in some ways.
I’m quite happy with my wife, she of the three bachelor’s degrees and me with none.
I also like to joke if I ever need one I’ll borrow one of hers.
Remember when the saying was “better dead than red”?
Now the GOP has no problem with Russia.
talk about “one upping”
Clever Canadian fools cops with his snow car: https://t.co/ndZnrnWkLI pic.twitter.com/dPCNWHQhvL
— VICE (@VICE) January 17, 2018
Must be from the Cold War. pic.twitter.com/RoPztepCXN
— Only In Russia (@CrazyinRussia) January 20, 2018
re: #99 VegasGolfer
Remember when the saying was “better dead than red”?
Now the GOP has no problem with Russia.
Not only no problem. They prefer Putin.
re: #95 Blind Frog Belly White
One can overdose on water. There are stories in which people have taken in too much water and have died.
healthline.com
This was the first listing on google.
re: #98 Anymouse 🌹
I’m quite happy with my wife, she of the three bachelor’s degrees and me with none.
I also like to joke if I ever need one I’ll borrow one of hers.
I cannot be attracted to a woman who does not have some spark of wit, intelligence, creativity, art, music or poetry within her, something that resonates and sings to me.
re: #101 HappyWarrior
Not only no problem. They prefer Putin.
His goals are like theirs: a plutocratic, authoritarian state with a theological overlay. Only difference is Russian Orthodox vs, Fundamentalist Protestant.
re: #104 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
His goals are like theirs: a plutocratic, authoritarian state with a theological overlay. Only difference is Russian Orthodox vs, Fundamentalist Protestant.
Exactly.
re: #86 Blind Frog Belly White
Where did they think the B12 came from?
This is water:
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Where did they think all that carbon came from? Cold fusion?
Alchemy!
(R-PA 7th)
NEW: @RepMeehan, who has positioned himself as a leader in fighting sexual misconduct, used taxpayer $ to settle a sexual harassment complaint brought by an aide. Meehan allegedly professed romantic desires, then become hostile when she didn’t reciprocate. https://t.co/eAojusz6KD
— Kenneth P. Vogel (@kenvogel) January 20, 2018
re: #102 PhillyPretzel
One can overdose on water. There are stories in which people have taken in too much water and have died.
There is a famous story of the court jester in Heidelberg who put away up to fourteen bottles of wine a day. He grabbed a pitcher, thinking it was wine, and downed it in one gulp as was his habit, it turned out to be water and he died of oedema.
Fiona is female #teamfiona #womensmarchcincinnati #womensmarch2018 pic.twitter.com/LZ8Z8WxWEv
— Cincinnati Zoo (@CincinnatiZoo) January 20, 2018
re: #95 Blind Frog Belly White
“Homeopathy. How many times do I have to say it? IT’S WATER! And then they tell you, ‘Well, at least you can’t overdose’. No, but you can fucking drown!” - Dara O’Briain.
And yeah, you can overdose.
re: #107 FormerDirtDart
(R-PA 7th)
Meehan will also be subject to an investigation by his former committee.
— Katie Rogers (@katierogers) January 20, 2018
re: #107 FormerDirtDart
Finds Jesus, prays for forgiveness from God (not the woman in question), proclaims he is redeemed to conservative voters, all good. Nothing to see here.
I was once working in a lab full of electronic equipment when water started dripping down from the ceiling. We immediately called the maintenance staff, who fixed a broken pipe in the bathroom above the lab.
Wrote in the lab log that there had been a dihydrogen monoxide leak in the lab, noting that it’s a common industrial solvent that is responsible for thousands of deaths a year in addition to property damage. Freaked out a lot of people who read the log.
Sigh. There are a lot of idiots out there.
The chair of the House Seapower subcommittee — who voted against the HASC CR as he did last time — released a statement calling for a long term solution. pic.twitter.com/Iwdu1c0ayi
— David B Larter (@DavidLarter) January 20, 2018
Favourite thing I’ve seen so far from #WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/izdoY4rX6E
— Jack Howard (@JackHoward) January 20, 2018
Correction to the Women’s March story in my regional paper:
In a story Jan. 19 about women’s marches, The Associated Press misidentified the city of Portsmouth as New Hampshire’s state capital, which is Concord. The story also said 1 million marched around the world in rallies protesting President Donald Trump’s inauguration; global crowd estimates were in the millions.
Good thing copyeditors in Scottsbluff, Nebr. know the capital of New Hampshire and the Associated Press doesn’t, and can count better.
re: #95 Blind Frog Belly White
“Homeopathy. How many times do I have to say it? IT’S WATER! And then they tell you, ‘Well, at least you can’t overdose’. No, but you can fucking drown!” - Dara O’Briain.
And you can drink too much and “overdose”
re: #108 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
There is a famous story of the court jester in Heidelberg who put away up to fourteen bottles of wine a day. He grabbed a pitcher, thinking it was wine, and downed it in one gulp as was his habit, it turned out to be water and he died of oedema.
Which makes no sense, since wine is typically 80-90% water itself, but I digress.
re: #94 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
That last description is a bit oversimplified: they use sex as a form of social bonding, something that is often sorely lacking in our society, or practiced in the wrong way between the wrong people.
Of course it’s oversimplified! Snark always is!
//
The point being that the non-gender specific ‘promiscuity’ of our closest living relative is really so much the total opposite of the ‘Alpha Male’ bullshit - their view is that Alpha males get all the girls, who will remain faithful, hence their use of ‘cuck’ as an insult. Meanwhile, the nearest primate to us has no concept of sexual fidelity, and even though males are stronger and larger than females, the females dominate by cooperating.
re: #103 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
I cannot be attracted to a woman who does not have some spark of wit, intelligence, creativity, art, music or poetry within her, something that resonates and sings to me.
Sounds like youve met Mrs dm
re: #119 dangerman
And you can drink too much and “overdose”
Hyponatremia being the most popular way to ‘overdose’, because water lacks What Plants Crave.
Up to the woods of Chappaqua, NY I go. I’m on the search for Hillary. All new #StreetJustice tomorrow! pic.twitter.com/mFILGtT64I
— Jeanine Pirro (@JudgeJeanine) January 19, 2018
This looks like the beginning of a bad “Blair Witch” parody.#TrumpShutdown https://t.co/Yxg3Uh0Gp3
— aceoaces (@aceoaces) January 20, 2018
Twitter needs a better class of trolls. These ones are rancid.
And Trump immediately issues a statement blaming it on Chuck Schumer and the Democrats. Had this one ready to go, obviously.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) January 20, 2018
Exactly, effeminate little Charlie can’t grasp the issues involved.
— Deplorable D. Gordon (@Phana24JG) January 20, 2018
re: #125 Charles Johnson
Twitter needs a better class of trolls. These ones are rancid.
Rebecca Shoenkopf complains of the same thing, the decline in the quality of trolls.
re: #123 Blind Frog Belly White
Hyponatremia being the most popular way to ‘overdose’, because water lacks What Plants Crave.
Happens to uninformed runners and morning radio show stunt contestants
re: #111 A hollow voice says, Covfefe.
And yeah, you can overdose.
Jury Rules Against Radio Station After Water-Drinking Contest Kills Calif. Mom
The husband of a California woman who died after participating in a radio station’s water drinking contest said he hopes a jury’s $16.5 million compensation award following a wrongful death lawsuit will send a message to other corporations dealing with the public.
“It was a preventable thing,” Billy Strange told “Good Morning America” today of his wife’s 2007 death from water toxicity. The radio station, he said, “had the information months in advance that this could cause harm.”
The idiot disk jockeys even raised the possibility of water poisoning during the contest.
“Can you get water poisoning and, like, die?” asked the female disc jockey.
“Not with water,” a male disc jockey replied. “Your body is 98 percent water. Why can’t you take in as much water as you want?”
“Maybe we should have researched this before,” the female disc jockey added.
98 percent of “98 percent” claims are made up on the spot. Ignorance kills.
re: #124 Ace-o-aces
“What made “The Blair Witch Project” so effective was not actually seeing the witch. This new sequel starts off with the witch dominating the first reel!”
My wife points out on Donald Trump trying to take credit for the Women’s March that he should get it: After all, he’s the reason for it.
re: #130 Blind Frog Belly White
“What made “The Blair Witch Project” so effective was not actually seeing the witch. This new sequel starts off with the witch dominating the first reel!”
The twist here though is she doesn’t know she’s the witch. Think Sixth Sense.
re: #128 dangerman
Happens to uninformed runners and morning radio show stunt contestants
Or, “Why BFBW fills his bottles with sports drink on rides >2hours”
Uggh …
A school and community are mourning the death of a 13-year-old Shelby, Nebraska, girl who was killed in a weekend hunting accident.
Kimberlee Paddock, a seventh-grader at Shelby-Rising City Public School, was a kind, friendly, honor roll student who was involved in numerous activities, said Bill Curry, principal of the middle and high school grades at the K-12 school.
“She was the type of kid that others aspire to be,” Curry said.Kimberlee had been hunting with her father and two family friends Sunday when the black powder gun she was using accidentally discharged, Sheriff Ben Bakewell said.
(more)
re: #133 Blind Frog Belly White
Or, “Why BFBW fills his bottles with sports drink on rides >2hours”
Vitamins and minerals are important, yo.
re: #132 HappyWarrior
The twist here though is she doesn’t know she’s the witch. Think Sixth Sense.
But, after the reveal, you realize the hints were always there.
re: #136 Blind Frog Belly White
But, after the reveal, you realize the hints were always there.
Yeah true.
— Niels Lesniewski (@nielslesniewski) January 20, 2018
BTW, this is why pedantry spoils comedy.
re: #138 FormerDirtDart
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Okay. Since the data indicates (though not strongly) that illegal immigrants are generally less of violent criminals than Americans, that’s fine. We’ll take those, and Trump can own all of the murders by domestic terrorists.
re: #97 Jebediah, RBG
Why does Cleveland have a statue of Bill Murray?
Better question. Why doesn’t every town have one?
Massive #WomensMarch2018 underway in San Francisco - @nbcbayarea pic.twitter.com/0iDAXU9sAK
— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 20, 2018
re: #95 Blind Frog Belly White
“Homeopathy. How many times do I have to say it? IT’S WATER! And then they tell you, ‘Well, at least you can’t overdose’. No, but you can fucking drown!” - Dara O’Briain.
I had a friend ended up in hospital due to an overdose of water. Someone told her to drink 6 liters a day - from the intertubes - this is what happened
In rare cases, drinking an extreme amount in a short time can be dangerous. It can cause the level of salt, or sodium, in your blood to drop too low. That’s a condition called hyponatremia.it’s very serious, and can be fatal.
Also wiki - en.wikipedia.org
So tell them they CAN overdose.
Edit: I should keep reading before posting - many others got there first with this reply
re: #134 Anymouse 🌹
Hunting with black powder is an enjoyable experience but it takes more care than even regular hunting since you can not unload them as easily as modern breech loaders. If the cap or priming powder is not cleared it is very easy to cause a negligent discharge.
Based on what happens around here, it’s probably related to either crossing a fence line and passing firearms back and forth, dropping a firearm from a tree stand or mistaken identification if they aren’t required (or even if they are) to wear blaze orange.
re: #107 FormerDirtDart
So is Rep Meehan going to resign - the dems have been setting precedents in this regard.
re: #148 fern01
So is Rep Meehan going to resign - the dems have been setting precedents in this regard.
IOKIYAR
re: #120 TedStriker
Which makes no sense, since wine is typically 80-90% water itself, but I digress.
Wine actually contains some electrolytes, so it would be more likely to kill you from alcohol poisoning than hypernatremia.
I have a Catch 22 problem on weekends.
1) I need to do work in the yard.
2) To do work in the yard, I need to wear my scruddly shoes.
3) My scruddly shoes are what I wear for Walkies.
4) When I put on my scruddly shoes, Rango get so excited I’m afraid he’ll wiggle out of his skin, so I HAVE TO take him for a walk.
5) Rango loves daytime walks so much that we go a long way.
6) When I get back, I’m too tired to do yard work.
Lather, rinse, repeat.
re: #151 Blind Frog Belly White
Need new pair of gardening shoes that don’t resemble walkies shoes!
re: #151 Blind Frog Belly White
I have a Catch 22 problem on weekends.
1) I need to do work in the yard.
2) To do work in the yard, I need to wear my scruddly shoes.
3) My scruddly shoes are what I wear for Walkies.
4) When I put on my scruddly shoes, Rango get so excited I’m afraid he’ll wiggle out of his skin, so I HAVE TO take him for a walk.
5) Rango loves daytime walks so much that we go a long way.
6) When I get back, I’m too tired to do yard work.Lather, rinse, repeat.
buy a cheap pair of shoes just for yard work?
re: #153 retired cynic
Need new pair of gardening shoes that don’t resemble walkies shoes!
Or leave them outside the door so he doesn’t see you put them on.
The New York Times responding to Trump’s clueless tweet:
“According to Bureau of Labor Statistics data, the unemployment rate for women aged 20 and older has been falling steadily since 2012, years before Mr. Trump took office.”
——
“On Friday, Mr. Trump addressed the thousands of anti-abortion protesters gathered in Washington for the March for Life.‘We are with you all the way,’ he said in remarks broadcast to the National Mall. The president, who once described himself as “very pro-choice,’ has used his executive powers to curtail abortion rights.
nytimes.com (with auto-play video from New York’s march)
re: #151 Blind Frog Belly White
I have a Catch 22 problem on weekends.
1) I need to do work in the yard.
2) To do work in the yard, I need to wear my scruddly shoes.
3) My scruddly shoes are what I wear for Walkies.
4) When I put on my scruddly shoes, Rango get so excited I’m afraid he’ll wiggle out of his skin, so I HAVE TO take him for a walk.
5) Rango loves daytime walks so much that we go a long way.
6) When I get back, I’m too tired to do yard work.Lather, rinse, repeat.
Why is everybody suggesting solutions to this “problem”?
re: #156 Anymouse 🌹
The New York Times responding to Trump’s clueless tweet:
nytimes.com (with auto-play video from New York’s march)
Good.
Wow, the SF march is gigantic.
Massive #WomensMarch2018 underway in San Francisco - @nbcbayarea pic.twitter.com/0iDAXU9sAK
— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 20, 2018
re: #156 Anymouse 🌹
The New York Times responding to Trump’s clueless tweet:
nytimes.com (with auto-play video from New York’s march)
Sorry, I have been informed that the New York Times are just a bunch of right wing enablers and I can’t trust them anymore.
/
re: #159 Charles Johnson
Wow, the SF march is gigantic.
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That’s YUGE!
is there a really annoying sound on that video or is that my sound card acting up?
For beauty, please go to the NASA picture of the day for today. It is stupendous!
re: #164 retired cynic
For beauty, please go to the NASA picture of the day for today. It is stupendous!
That’s beautiful.
re: #146 fern01
I had a friend ended up in hospital due to an overdose of water. Someone told her to drink 6 liters a day - from the intertubes - this is what happened
In rare cases, drinking an extreme amount in a short time can be dangerous. It can cause the level of salt, or sodium, in your blood to drop too low. That’s a condition called hyponatremia.it’s very serious, and can be fatal.
Also wiki - en.wikipedia.org
So tell them they CAN overdose.
Edit: I should keep reading before posting - many others got there first with this reply
It’s not a contest and it never hurts to provide more examples and a little more perspective on an important subject.
re: #164 retired cynic
For beauty, please go to the NASA picture of the day for today. It is stupendous!
Nice. Great colors.
re: #164 retired cynic
For beauty, please go to the NASA picture of the day for today. It is stupendous!
“There is no dark side of the moon really. Matter of fact, it’s all dark” - Pink Floyd.
re: #167 ObserverArt
Nice. Great colors.
There’s like what, four-five shades of orange and red there?
Pathetic
@jaketapper I didn’t believe it. So I called. @WhiteHouse comment line recording pic.twitter.com/WxlS9PUrd0
— Favian Quezada (@FavianQuezada) January 20, 2018
Mike Pence Disappointed In The 200,000 Husbands And Fathers Who Permitted Women To Attend March
WASHINGTON—Admonishing those responsible for failing to uphold their moral duties, Vice President Mike Pence expressed disappointment Saturday in the 200,000 husbands and fathers who had allowed the women and girls in their charge to attend the Women’s March on Washington. “I can’t tell you how let down I feel by the heads of these households who did not simply give their wives and daughters a firm, decisive ‘no’ when they asked to participate in today’s demonstration,” said Pence, noting with frustration that many of the protesters had been granted permission to travel across the country alone and stay for several days in a faraway city with no male chaperone whatsoever to guide and look after them. “There are a few men marching as well, so they must be the ones supervising this whole thing, and thank God for that. But I can’t help but feel that these ladies’ custodians—the ones who were supposed to be providing a masculine voice of reason on these sorts of matters—have really come up short today.” Pence stressed that he, for example, had told his 23-year-old eldest daughter that it was simply out of the question when she mentioned she was thinking of attending the march.
re: #170 ozharas
Pathetic
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If you looked up petty in a dictionary, you’d see Trump’s scowling face.
re: #171 Skip Intro
The VP would really be mad at me. As a committee-person I told my dad who to vote for in elections. ::: evil grin :::
re: #169 HappyWarrior
There’s like what, four-five shades of orange and red there?
Yeah, and the beauty of it comes from the blues which are direct accents on the color wheel but toned down. And the deep grey blues at the bottom. A great lesson in color concepts for artists.
re: #174 ObserverArt
Yeah, and the beauty of it comes from the blues which are direct accents on the color wheel but toned down. And the deep grey blues at the bottom. A great lesson in color concepts for artists.
I’m not religious or even a believer but there was a Chesterton quote I recall, “God paints in many colors.” Simply beautiful.
re: #173 PhillyPretzel
The VP would really be mad at me. As a committee-person I told my dad who to vote for in elections. ::: evil grin :::
Uh oh, a committee person. Why aren’t you in the kitchen having babies? //
re: #176 HappyWarrior
I am too busy sharpening my knives and cleaning my cast iron pans. /half
re: #170 ozharas
Whaaaaa! They made me miss my party! The poopie heads will pay for this!
Honest to gawd, calling them juvenile would be a compliment.
re: #174 ObserverArt
Yeah, and the beauty of it comes from the blues which are direct accents on the color wheel but toned down. And the deep grey blues at the bottom. A great lesson in color concepts for artists.
Nature. She’s got some chops.
re: #177 PhillyPretzel
I am too busy sharpening my knives and cleaning my cast iron pans. /half
You know, in some ways Pence bothers me more than Trump. I just hope no one’s forgotten that in the event that we do get Trump out. This isn’t going to be like a Ford replacing Nixon situation where a decent, sane guy takes ove.
re: #177 PhillyPretzel
I am too busy sharpening my knives and cleaning my cast iron pans. /half
You hear something we oughta know?
re: #164 retired cynic
For beauty, please go to the NASA picture of the day for today. It is stupendous!
Wow. That looks like something taht would have made a great cover illustration for OMNI magazine back in the day.
Thanks for sharing (I’ve screenshotted & excerpted for our lazier lizards today)
re: #180 HappyWarrior
You know, in some ways Pence bothers me more than Trump. I just hope no one’s forgotten that in the event that we do get Trump out. This isn’t going to be like a Ford replacing Nixon situation where a decent, sane guy takes ove.
They’re both creepy and dangerous af to women but from opposite ends of the creepy scale.
re: #181 dangerman
No. But it is good to be prepared.
re: #180 HappyWarrior
You know, in some ways Pence bothers me more than Trump. I just hope no one’s forgotten that in the event that we do get Trump out. This isn’t going to be like a Ford replacing Nixon situation where a decent, sane guy takes ove.
Yes, and that has dampened my optimism ever since Trump took office.
re: #183 allegro
They’re both creepy and dangerous af to women but from opposite ends of the creepy scale.
Yes, yes absolutely. Someone had a great one liner. Trump is the face of your rapist but Pence is the judge who let him off because he “has his future.”
re: #185 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
Yes, and that has dampened my optimism ever since Trump took office.
Well if we did get rid of Trump, Pence would have virtually no political capital.
re: #186 HappyWarrior
Yes, yes absolutely. Someone had a great one liner. Trump is the face of your rapist but Pence is the judge who let him off because he “has his future.”
To me Pence is the Inquisitioner who tortures the woman raped until she admits she’s a witch who seduced the rapist.
re: #188 allegro
To me Pence is the Inquisitioner who tortures the woman raped until she admits she’s a witch who seduced the rapist.
And then, of course, has her executed.
re: #188 allegro
To me Pence is the Inquisitioner who tortures the woman raped until she admits she’s a witch who seduced the rapist.
That works too. He’s as you get at a zealot in the worst of ways.
Trump has an almost supernatural ability to find the worst people in the world and hire them.
re: #153 retired cynic
Need new pair of gardening shoes that don’t resemble walkies shoes!
re: #154 danarchy
buy a cheap pair of shoes just for yard work?
re: #155 allegro
Or leave them outside the door so he doesn’t see you put them on.
or maybe…just maybe…this is BFBW’s cunning method to avoid yardwork…
For the last couple days on LGF when tweets are posted, I only get the text of the tweet. Any ideas?
It’s really encouraging to see the gigantic turnout for #WomensMarch2018. I was worried that people were getting burned out and shutting down at the constant flow of awfulness from the Trump administration.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) January 20, 2018
re: #182 Khal Wimpo (the extinguisher of tiki torches)
(I’ve screenshotted & excerpted for our lazier lizards today)
I’m not lazy, I’m working! When I’m not posting here, or talking with the people who come through them door who once in a while turn out to be customers, or changing the CD, or fetching a coffee refill…
But thanks for posting a nicer version of what I saw yesterday in the pink-all-over sunset.
Conservatives supporting the troops:
Deployed troops can’t watch NFL football during shutdown https://t.co/YT5Gy6dtFT pic.twitter.com/6H11HaltiY
— CNN (@CNN) January 20, 2018
re: #194 Charles Johnson
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I think a lot of people are encouraged. I really think 2018 is going to be our 2010. Just hope 2020 is better than 2012 was for the Republicans but there’s a big difference. Trump has no where near the coalition that Obama did. nor the popularity.
My kiddo with the sign she made: pic.twitter.com/f34MWVlJhf
— Alissa McLean (@alissakmclean) January 20, 2018
still a moron…
Unprecedented success for our Country, in so many ways, since the Election. Record Stock Market, Strong on Military, Crime, Borders, & ISIS, Judicial Strength & Numbers, Lowest Unemployment for Women & ALL, Massive Tax Cuts, end of Individual Mandate - and so much more. Big 2018!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 20, 2018
Lawmaker proposing constitutional amendment to get every eligible voter registered https://t.co/VZLbrQBsHM via @krqe
— Santa Teresa News (@SantaTeresaNews) January 20, 2018
Dems in the House just offered a short term extension to Tuesday that would reopen government.
We were not even allowed to cast a vote on it. Why? Because #GOP control the floor. They control the agenda. They control the House, Senate & White House. They own the #TrumpShutdown.— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) January 20, 2018
As you’re listening to McConnell right now, read this…… https://t.co/gkX6Jgaoyz
— Jonathan Capehart (@CapehartJ) January 20, 2018
Now McConnell tries to use a poll to justify shutting down government so Rs can deport 800,000 working Americans because of their skin color. The racism at the very heart of the contemporary GOP has to be exorcised from American political and cultural life.
— glennwsmith (@glennwsmith) January 20, 2018
re: #200 Backwoods_Sleuth
still a moron…
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Well the govt’s shutdown. He’s got nothing to do but tweet
#SWFL So I’ve been standing at Cambier Park for like 20 minutes, and the line of people hasn’t ended. pic.twitter.com/l0DTTpVxSS
— Maryann Batlle (@maryannbatlle) January 20, 2018
re: #202 jaunte
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re: #109 HappyWarrior
JFC how hard is to accept no for an answer?
When she said “No!” she impugned his manhood. Jerks like him can’t stand that.
re: #208 HappyWarrior
I wish we could deport McConnell somehow.
I keep saying that Kentucky needs to send him back to Alabama, where he came from…
re: #180 HappyWarrior
You know, in some ways Pence bothers me more than Trump. I just hope no one’s forgotten that in the event that we do get Trump out. This isn’t going to be like a Ford replacing Nixon situation where a decent, sane guy takes ove.
Honestly, my entire take is that it’d be really hard at this point for something to sweep up Trump without getting to Pence first. Pence was not someone completely disconnected from the scandal like Ford was, who was picked precisely because he was clean. Pence is Agnew in this situation, at best. I just don’t see Pence getting off free if things really hit the fan for the administration.
re: #166 Shiplord Kirel, live from behind wingnut lines
It’s not a contest and it never hurts to provide more examples and a little more perspective on an important subject.
Thanks for that - I don’t think it’s a contest but I always feel slightly stupid when I think I have a great reply & discover 15 others got there first.
I’ve never been one to drink much water - even on the hottest of days - maybe it’s because of being brought up in a small town where water was scarce & use was minimized. I will never understand why people (including many in my family) have to drink large quantities of water every day.
In my working life I never went to a meeting where water was supplied to the people attending. Refreshments were provided when the meeting was finished.
re: #211 Citizen K
Honestly, my entire take is that it’d be really hard at this point for something to sweep up Trump without getting to Pence first. Pence was not someone completely disconnected from the scandal like Ford was, who was picked precisely because he was clean. Pence is Agnew in this situation, at best. I just don’t see Pence getting off free if things really hit the fan for the administration.
Agreed.
re: #205 dangerman
Well the govt’s shutdown. He’s got nothing to do but tweet
I’m surprised he hasn’t already left for a long golfing vacation.
re: #210 Backwoods_Sleuth
I keep saying that Kentucky needs to send him back to Alabama, where he came from…
Yeah you should. Trade him for DD.
re: #214 dangerman
The comments are …creepy
I don’t read those. There is quite an assortment of people in this state.
re: #217 JordanRules
Turtle Island resort in Fiji?
Nah, too nice.
BWS has the right idea. Alabama. Shit honestly, I just wish he’d be a decent person but that’s too much to ask.
Liberal logic #SchumerShutdown pic.twitter.com/icswbzsE3E
— Scott Baio (@ScottBaio) January 20, 2018
And has-been actor Scott Baio does not have a job and is not getting paid.
— Woody Tobias Jr (@woody_tobias) January 20, 2018
re: #142 dangerman
“accidentally discharged”
No it didnt
To quote Jim Wright, “There are no accidents with firearms.”
re: #218 wrenchwench
I don’t read those. There is quite an assortment of people in this state.
I tell myself not to read the comments but then I do and I hate myself for it.
In 2017, the Women’s March was a beacon of hope and defiance. In 2018, it is a testament to the power and resilience of women everywhere. Let’s show that same power in the voting booth this year. #PowerToThePolls
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) January 20, 2018
re: #204 jaunte
“Our goal it to Make President Obama a one-term President.” - Remember this quote, @SenateMajLdr? Do The Right Thing and Resign for being such a blatant racist….
— TheMajor (@TheMajorsViews) January 20, 2018
re: #197 Anymouse 🌹
Trump is going to be pissed when he sees that AFN notice. It doesn’t blame the Dems for shutting down the gov because they support rapists and murderers.
re: #211 Citizen K
Honestly, my entire take is that it’d be really hard at this point for something to sweep up Trump without getting to Pence first. Pence was not someone completely disconnected from the scandal like Ford was, who was picked precisely because he was clean. Pence is Agnew in this situation, at best. I just don’t see Pence getting off free if things really hit the fan for the administration.
Half agree
He either has to be targeted separately and as fully and accurately
and/or the revelation has to be so broad and sweeping that there is no escape for him
Voice of America, traditionally a source of American propaganda aimed at other countries, now appears to be whitewashing today’s women’s march:
Thousands of Women March for Equal Rights, in US, Around World
Note they included Trump’s tweet without the silliness being pointed out, and immediate followed that tweet by:
Over the past year, stories about unequal pay for women and sexual harassment by powerful men have come to the forefront of the national conversation. Dozens of men, including movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, Oscar-winning actor Kevin Spacey, NBC morning news host Matt Lauer, and Democratic Senator Al Franken, lost or resigned their jobs over allegations of sexual harassment.
Note the top image for the article, in which only four signs are visible, only one aimed at political parties, and guess what, it says “DEMOCRAT BLACKMAIL”.
The VOA is now working for Trump.
Voice of America, traditionally a source of American propaganda aimed at other countries, now appears to be whitewashing today’s women’s march:
Thousands of Women March for Equal Rights, in US, Around World
Note they included Trump’s tweet without the silliness being pointed out, and immediate followed that tweet by:
Over the past year, stories about unequal pay for women and sexual harassment by powerful men have come to the forefront of the national conversation. Dozens of men, including movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, Oscar-winning actor Kevin Spacey, NBC morning news host Matt Lauer, and Democratic Senator Al Franken, lost or resigned their jobs over allegations of sexual harassment.
Note the top image for the article, in which only four signs are visible, only one aimed at political parties, and guess what, it says “DEMOCRAT BLACKMAIL”.
The VOA is now working for Trump.
Sorry for the double post. The Spy seemed to freeze.
re: #220 Anymouse 🌹
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Austin, TX broke the record for largest gathering in Texas history. #WomensMarch2018 pic.twitter.com/0RHx6s3fGz
— Bishop Talbert Swan (@TalbertSwan) January 20, 2018
re: #234 JordanRules
Oop. This is last year too.
re: #234 JordanRules
All celebrating the economic successes of the past year, no doubt.
So, did everyone lose the bottom of the page there for a bit? No dialogue box, tools, etc.?
re: #234 JordanRules
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re: #220 Anymouse 🌹
The irony being that it’s Dems who tried to pass things to forego Congressional salaries for the duration and ensure Military pay. But you do you, Chachie.
re: #226 dangerman
Half agree
He either has to be targeted separately and as fully and accurately
and/or the revelation has to be so broad and sweeping that there is no escape for him
This is true. But considering what we already know, it seems almost impossible that anyone related to the campaign couldn’t know what shit was going on. We’ve already established that Sessions was in one of the meetings where this stuff was discussed, and Pence seemed completely keyed in to the ongoings of the entire campaign as well, he was no silent or outside observer. He was a key participant.
Also, glad to see I wasn’t the only one having issues the last 10 minutes or so.
US fans, the wait is over! #BluePlanet2 starts Saturday, January 20 at 9/8c on @BBCAMERICA 💙pic.twitter.com/WJaoS8j5nF
— BBC Earth (@BBCEarth) January 18, 2018
Looking forward to this!
re: #237 ObserverArt
So, did everyone lose the bottom of the page there for a bit? No dialogue box, tools, etc.?
Hinky. It was hinky.
re: #237 ObserverArt
So, did everyone lose the bottom of the page there for a bit? No dialogue box, tools, etc.?
Yup.
re: #237 ObserverArt
So, did everyone lose the bottom of the page there for a bit? No dialogue box, tools, etc.?
yes. and I had some of the best comments ever that I was going to post.
shame, really.
re: #237 ObserverArt
Yep. Only on this post: after trying to populate new comments, the entire page kicked me back to the front page, and trying to reload this post wouldn’t show any posts past 220, the New Comments button, or the reply window.
re: #237 ObserverArt
Yes, it went wacky for a bit, Art!
re: #220 Anymouse 🌹
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Anchorage, Homer, Nome, Juneau, Fairbanks: Check out what today’s Women’s March looked like across Alaska https://t.co/3tt628meU5 #womensmarchak pic.twitter.com/LFCKfFEsm4
— Anchorage Daily News (@adndotcom) January 20, 2018
Such a fraud. A complete low down dirty charlatan!
The White House released this to show how hard Trump’s working during the #TrumpShutdown. He might as well be holding a banana. pic.twitter.com/r4Bmvi0Doe
— shauna (@goldengateblond) January 21, 2018
re: #251 JordanRules
Such a fraud. A complete low down dirty charlatan!
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re: #253 Skip Intro
He looks like he’s making a tee time.
If he’s not talking to Putin, odds are that’s exactly what he’s doing.
It’s been a lovely day up ‘til about a minute ago. It’s getting ready to snow, rain, hail, sleet, with wind gusts up to 40 mph, so I’m outta here.
re: #251 JordanRules
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— clevelanddotcom (@clevelanddotcom) January 20, 2018
re: #251 JordanRules
Such a fraud. A complete low down dirty charlatan!
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re: #256 Joe Bacon 🌹
There’s a stack of Forbes ‘zines down there Joe. Thats all I know!
re: #256 Joe Bacon 🌹
I keep wondering how many times he falls out of that chair.
re: #195 PhillyPretzel
windows or mac?
Windows, never had this prob ‘til a couple of days ago. If I open the tweet in a new tab by itself, I get the whole thing.
What’s this popping up that McConnell scheduled another Senate vote at 1 AM MONDAY MORNING?????
re: #261 Maddies Mom
I have to wait until it completely loads or hit the re-load button. It may be something with twitter.
Trump had to send a videotaped message to his own anniversary party. Sad!https://t.co/lZzx8tVnwy via @WSJ
— Michael C. Bender (@MichaelCBender) January 21, 2018
re: #251 JordanRules
Such a fraud. A complete low down dirty charlatan!
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re: #251 JordanRules
Such a fraud. A complete low down dirty charlatan!
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Don’t you need like paper and stuff on a desk if you’re working there?
re: #266 Shiplord Kirel, live from behind wingnut lines
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re: #266 Shiplord Kirel, live from behind wingnut lines
Trump should heed the advice, “A clean desk is the sign of a sick mind.”
re: #266 Shiplord Kirel, live from behind wingnut lines
A lot of folks I’ve worked with who always have spotless desks were also frauds.
He doesn’t do email, can barely read and is easily bored. They should just replace his play desk with more TVs.
re: #257 JordanRules
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re: #251 JordanRules
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He NEVER reads, defined by that desk - he has no concept for learning, understanding, debating. This is why the last person he speaks with determines his policy until someone else comes along.
re: #264 Stanley Sea
Who would have thought being President would put a kink in the ol’ social life, huh?
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re: #266 Shiplord Kirel, live from behind wingnut lines
Don’t you need like paper and stuff on a desk if you’re working there?
Trump heard that McDonalds had an all you can eat special today so he cleared his desk while he called in his order.
re: #271 fern01
He NEVER reads, defined by that desk - he has no concept for learning, understanding, debating. This is why the last person he speaks with determines his policy until someone else comes along.
His base operates the same way.
re: #266 Shiplord Kirel, live from behind wingnut lines
Don’t you need like paper and stuff on a desk if you’re working there?
Nah, that just shows you how good his brain is that he doesn’t need all that dumb stuff like copies and dossiers and memos. He remembers things perfectly, he got a perfect score on the test, remember?
Getting back to the VOA and that story, this is from last summer:
Trump moves to put his own stamp on Voice of America
It takes a long time to undermine an entire social structure built to last, but the way to do it is one bit at a time.
Trump’s malice is slowly seeping throughout our government.
re: #271 fern01
And unfortunately Bigot Sr. And Bigot Jr. know this and have burrowed in. There’s a reason why Kelly didn’t sweep out Miller in his initial house cleaning.
re: #276 freetoken
Getting back to the VOA and that story, this is from last summer:
Trump moves to put his own stamp on Voice of America
It takes a long time to undermine an entire social structure built to last, but the way to do it is one bit at a time.
Trump’s malice is slowly seeping throughout our government.
Slowly?
Seems like he’s on a record pace to undermine the entire fucking thing.
re: #276 freetoken
Getting back to the VOA and that story, this is from last summer:
Trump moves to put his own stamp on Voice of America
It takes a long time to undermine an entire social structure built to last, but the way to do it is one bit at a time.
Trump’s malice is slowly seeping throughout our government.
The next President is really going to have their hands full. We really took so many steps back by electing Trump. My fear? Yeah we’ll replace him and undo some of the damage but I worry about a more effective right wing conman pulling the same stunt Trump did.
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re: #253 Skip Intro
He looks like he’s making a tee time.
Ordering out. He’s calling the Secret Service guys to get an 8-piece box and some mashed taters from the Colonel, some Starbursts and a 12-pack of diet coke in the cans. Gotta be cans, harder to doctor them. And a complete unopened carton of Starbursts. Gotta be unopened.
re: #277 JordanRules
And unfortunately Bigot Sr. And Bigot Jr. know this and have burrowed in. There’s a reason why Kelly didn’t sweep out Miller in his initial house cleaning.
Yep, Kelly’s a bigot too. It was just overlooked because we thought a general could be respectable and saw that the guy had lost his son in combat. I feel bad for Kelly’s loss there for certain but it doesn’t excuse him being a bigot.
re: #279 HappyWarrior
Agreed. An incompetent narcissist is always preferable to a competent one.
re: #278 Citizen K
The VoA was easy, though, as it is, after all, a propaganda organ.
Fortunately the judiciary is much, much slower. Trump is eating away at that, too. But if the Democrats can take the House and Senate in 2018, I believe enough good judges will remain that our legal system will survive.
re: #283 Eclectic Cyborg
Agreed. An incompetent narcissist is always preferable to a competent one.
Yeah in some ways we’re lucky that Trump hasn’t been able to succeed. What I also worry about is the future of the GOP. For the indefinite future, they’re going to be the second major party in the US and they’ve grown worse and worse every year I’ve observed them.
re: #284 freetoken
The VoA was easy, though, as it is, after all, a propaganda organ.
Fortunately the judiciary is much, much slower. Trump is eating away at that, too. But if the Democrats can take the House and Senate in 2018, I believe enough good judges will remain that our legal system will survive.
The judiciary is so important. It was why I without question supported HRC and why anyone considering themselves left of center should haev.
re: #261 Maddies Mom
Windows, never had this prob ‘til a couple of days ago. If I open the tweet in a new tab by itself, I get the whole thing.
I’m seeing the same thing, but I think it’s Firefox.
re: #192 Backwoods_Sleuth
or maybe…just maybe…this is BFBW’s cunning method to avoid yardwork…
Shhhhhhhh……..
re: #280 BeachDem
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re: #284 freetoken
That is my biggest hope right now. The judiciary has been holding the line in so many ways and has been a really sobering reminder at how important institutional security is.
Today was very focused on November so I’m feeling good about the momentum!
The wave will also help us get good Dem AGs too. I really have meant it when I’ve said that I considered my vote for Mark Herring in what was a very tight race four years ago was one of my most important votes. The difference between a Dem AG and Republican one is a huge one. Holder and Lynch > Sessions and it ain’t even close. Just like Herring > Cuccinnelli here in Va.
re: #284 freetoken
The VoA was easy, though, as it is, after all, a propaganda organ.
Fortunately the judiciary is much, much slower. Trump is eating away at that, too. But if the Democrats can take the House and Senate in 2018, I believe enough good judges will remain that our legal system will survive.
Considering who’s already passed and where (and not just Gorsuch), I’m pretty damn sure the judiciary is already well and compromised, possibly irreparably so. And even granting that it might not be, we’ve seen how quickly other institutions have been either completely defanged or completely and utterly subverted within the simple matter of a year.
🔥SenDuckworth: I will not be lectured about what our military needs by a 5-deferment draft-dodger.
I have a message for cadet bone spurs:
If you cared about our military, you’d stop baiting Kim Jong-Un into a war that could put 85k US troops .. in danger.pic.twitter.com/LCZAd2Yq0l— Maggie Jordan: (@MaggieJordanACN) January 20, 2018
re: #251 JordanRules
Empty desk, empty head.
re: #293 Citizen K
Considering who’s already passed and where (and not just Gorsuch), I’m pretty damn sure the judiciary is already well and compromised, possibly irreparably so. And even granting that it might not be, we’ve seen how quickly other institutions have been either completely defanged or completely and utterly subverted within the simple matter of a year.
Gorsuch is looking like another Scalia and if he’s there as long as Scalia was, he’ll be be gone when I approach 60.
He always makes me feel calm and ready. I just hate that he has to share our Government with the folks he fought against decades ago.
There is no sound more powerful than the marching feet of a determined people. #goodtrouble
— John Lewis (@repjohnlewis) January 20, 2018
Glad we still have his wisdom to help us march on though.
Democrats are holding our Military hostage over their desire to have unchecked illegal immigration. Can’t let that happen!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 20, 2018
I will not be lectured about what our military needs by a five-deferment draft dodger. https://t.co/gR3EbhGxBs
— Tammy Duckworth (@SenDuckworth) January 21, 2018
re: #297 JordanRules
He always makes me feel calm and ready. I just hate that he has to share our Government with the folks he fought against decades ago.
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Glad we still have his wisdom to help us march on though.
He’s a hero.
re: #298 Kragar
Needs the “cadet bone spurs” part. That’s brilliant.
Sanders said that Donald Trump had asked that she keep a full accounting of the lies she told during the shutdown so that she could be reimbursed for them later, but she turned down that offer. “I’ve often said that I like to lie so much I would do it for free,” she said. “This is a chance to put my money where my mouth is.”
Sarah Huckabee Sanders Offers to Lie for Free During Shutdown
I’m sure the people who love his insults will be furious at the Cadet Bonespur dig but she’s right. Last guy who should be lecturing anyone.
re: #302 I Would Prefer Not To
Sarah Huckabee Sanders Offers to Lie for Free During Shutdown
I was expecting that to be The Onion.
re: #306 Quoth the raven, Covfefe.
And so Trump proves the old adage, “Truth is stranger than fiction.”
Well it was Borowitz who is a good satirist in his own eight.
re: #307 HappyWarrior
Well it was Borowitz who is a good satirist in his own eight.
Fair enough. I guess one does not need to write for The Onion to write good satire. God only knows how much we do that here, after all.
Really Lindsey?
Background checks for firearms would like a word.
Acting all brand new.
You’ll be golfing with Twitler next week I’m sure.
An emotional Senator Graham on the shutdown and DACA: “We look like we care more about the party flag than the American flag,” “how could you take an 80% issue and screw it up?”
— Carol Costello (@CarolHLN) January 21, 2018
re: #309 JordanRules
Really Lindsey?
Background checks for firearms would like a word.
Acting all brand new.
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He’s in denial as usual.
re: #310 HappyWarrior
He’s in denial as usual.
Perhaps he should stay over in Egypt with the Pences. There’s a river there he is extremely familiar with.
re: #311 Quoth the raven, Covfefe.
Perhaps he should stay over in Egypt with the Pences. There’s a river there he is extremely familiar with.
I’m sure he can catch a flight. Would Mother approve though?
re: #301 Skip Intro
Needs the “cadet bone spurs” part. That’s brilliant.
I doubt he tweets about that.
But if he does, he does so at his own peril. She is mighty strong. He, not so much at all.
re: #312 HappyWarrior
I’m sure he can catch a flight. Would Mother approve though?
As long as Pence isn’t alone with him, I’m sure Mrs. Pence won’t mind.
re: #309 JordanRules
That’s what racist bigots do, Lindsey.
re: #302 I Would Prefer Not To
Sarah Huckabee Sanders Offers to Lie for Free During Shutdown
The girl can’t help it
She was born to lie
Can’t help it, the girl can’t help it…
I know you might find this hard to believe; I still find myself wondering if I’m dreaming it because it seems so insane.
But the president of the United States is a white supremacist. Really. It’s true. It’s not a dream.— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) January 21, 2018
re: #317 Charles Johnson
This is ALL insane. ALL OF IT!
re: #317 Charles Johnson
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A white supremacist, sexist chauvinist who delights in screwing his “friends’” wives and girlfriends to prove his dominance over them.
Neo-Nazi group says it’ll protest Women’s March in Knoxville, Tennessee, on Sunday https://t.co/abYMOwmORo
— HuffPost (@HuffPost) January 20, 2018
re: #320 DodgerFan1988
Either they’ll pussy out and not go or they’ll show up , be seriously outnumbered and turn tail quick.
re: #322 Eclectic Cyborg
Yup. Last time they tried it in Tenn, they were way outnumbered and decided to leave and have lunch or something.
re: #320 DodgerFan1988
Members of the racist Traditionalist Worker Party say they’re going to join anti-abortion activists in Knoxville on Sunday.
Should get along famously. Hard to tell who’s the social climber, there.
From the AP article on the Women’s marches….
The “Texas Handmaids”:
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By far the most surprising guest here at the @Cernovich event: Chelsea Manning!
— Charlie Warzel (@cwarzel) January 21, 2018
re: #327 The Major
From the AP article on the Women’s marches….
The “Texas Handmaids”:
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When Roy Moore held his last rally in Baja Alabama, friends showed up in rented Handmaid costumes. Rented.
Capitalism is unstoppable.
re: #332 JordanRules
Oh hell no.
Like I’ve never been an admirer or supporter of Manning but jeezus.
BTW they should take their own advice and go back to their respective shitholes.
What is wrong with this pair? They seem totally fucked up.
.@DiamondandSilk: “Let me tell you what’s wrong with the left. They’re just mad that they don’t have the stamina and the endurance like our President.” @WattersWorld pic.twitter.com/JlM4t4OPpO
— Fox News (@FoxNews) January 21, 2018
re: #336 The Vicious Babushka
They are the victims of the religious right’s destruction of insight and self-reflection.
re: #337 freetoken
They are the victims of the religious right’s destruction of insight and self-reflection.
A gig’s a gig.
re: #336 The Vicious Babushka
They are totally fucked up.
Rust and burlap are worse than Omarosa and Carson because they won’t get a job, book or real check for their stupidity.
re: #317 Charles Johnson
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Too many people didn’t think it could happen in 2016. Too many people who failed to understand our history, and that it happened a hundred years ago.
We will pay a price, and recovering will take a while, but a whole lot of people are realizing what has happened. Hence today’s marches.
re: #336 The Vicious Babushka
What is wrong with this pair? They seem totally fucked up.
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Those two are uh special. What’s that even mean? I honestly don’t care how much Trump weighs. I do love his delusions about his physical health tho.
As far as I’m concerned, Graham and his GOP cohorts in Congress and in America can go pound rocks on the highest range in the Altai Mountains. I do not want to hear his BS about putting America ahead of politics. He didn’t just wake up this morning and realize that the GOP has been doing this for decades, and he rubber-stamped every bit of it. He gets on my last nerve. He went from opposing Trump to getting his tongue permanently stuck up Trump’s anus with super-glue, has no credibility and no right to invoke country over party. The unvarnished truth is that Trump is in a situation of his own making with this shutdown in place, and he is showing the world that he is unfit to serve as POTUS, something we’ve known since he announced he was running for POTUS. Graham & Co. may be able to use their political positions to protect him in the Russian interference investigation, but they can’t protect him from this. The federal government is closed for business, and it happened on Trump’s watch. Earlier today, I was remembering how Spicer, Huckabee Sanders, Conway, and others have been claiming that Trump was holding “important meetings” on his golf courses. If he was having meetings while playing golf over 90 times, so was my four-legged baby Penelope, and that has yet to happen
“I keep pushing the Diet Coke button and nobody shows up! What do you mean the guy wasn’t essential personnel during the shutdown? GET HIS ASS BACK IN HERE!”
— Kragar (@Kragar_LGF) January 21, 2018
re: #330 Kragar
The same Chelsea Manning who is running as a a Democrat against Senator Ben Cardin in Maryland? That one? Hmmmm. Interesting. You can tell a gal by the company she keeps. This needs to be widely publicized.
re: #345 Patricia Kayden
The same Chelsea Manning who is running as a a Democrat against Senator Ben Cardin in Maryland? That one? Hmmmm. Interesting. You can tell a gal by the company she keeps. This needs to be widely publicized.
Fortunately I don’t think Cardin is going to have a problem with her but I agree, needs to be brought up especially if she tries to go at him from the left.
re: #343 majii
Don’t disrespect Penelope’s leisure and multi-tasking skills majii! LOL
re: #329 I Would Prefer Not To
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“What do you mean I have to do my own laundry? What???? You furloughed Hope and Kellyanne??? WHY??????”
re: #345 Patricia Kayden
The same Chelsea Manning who is running as a a Democrat against Senator Ben Cardin in Maryland? That one? Hmmmm. Interesting. You can tell a gal by the company she keeps. This needs to be widely publicized.
Skip the gender identity issues and read PVT Manning’s email exchanges with the provocateur who turned (then) him in. Manning is not where you go for stability and trust.
Extensive collections of the discussions are online.
re: #343 majii
Trump is a clown. No one, including Senator Graham, should be surprised that it has come to this. Graham was awful to President Obama (as was McCain) so I’m not shocked that he has been such a suck up to Trump.
When will Graham come to the realization that now that he has sided with Senator Durbin in the sh*thole battle, he’s persona non grata in the White House?
re: #347 JordanRules
“Don’t disrespect Penelope’s leisure and multi-tasking skills majii! LOL”
I’m ROTFL. Penelope is getting a good nap after goading me into cutting up a quarter portion of a chicken for her! At this point, her multi-tasking skills consist of sleeping, snoring a little bit and dreaming of more chicken.
re: #336 The Vicious Babushka
What is wrong with this pair? They seem totally fucked up.
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They’re getting paid.
so i don’t get how this is supposed to end. both sides have the other backed into a corner with no way out
are they supposed to wait to see which side is suffering the most in the polls and then that side eats shit and dies?
re: #352 MsJ
“re: #336 The Vicious Babushka
What is wrong with this pair? They seem totally fucked up.
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They’re getting paid.”
Absolutely, and for that pay, they’re willing to say/do things their own mamas would condemn them for. And, note that they always show up on Fox News!
re: #356 majii
“re: #336 The Vicious Babushka
What is wrong with this pair? They seem totally fucked up.
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They’re getting paid.”
Absolutely, and for that pay, they’re willing to say/do things their own mamas would condemn them for. And, note that they always show up on Fox News!
Not going to tell an opportunist how to opportune.
re: #355 JordanRules
“re: #352 MsJ
In wigs.
They are getting paid in bad wigs I think.”
Even though you’re telling the truth, you need to stop. They have weaves up the Wazoo. I can’t stop laughing.
re: #354 Decatur Deb
More than can be said for the Civil Service.
But far less than the rest of Trump’s paid actors.
re: #358 majii
I know. I know.
I couldn’t help myself. Not today. Their foolishness is too much.
When you lose following the rules, change the rules
Alabama considers bill to eliminate special elections https://t.co/dYB0skypTP pic.twitter.com/GwHaKFvOnX
— The Hill (@thehill) January 21, 2018
Welp, I’ll be marking the anniversary of trump’s inauguration here in Greenville, SC pic.twitter.com/KBFE0asjuF
— john r stanton (@dcbigjohn) January 21, 2018
It looks like @realDonaldTrump’s side piece is performing tonight in Greenville SC on her Make America Horny Against tour. https://t.co/njf9k8zljy
— Col. Morris Davis (@ColMorrisDavis) January 21, 2018
re: #361 FormerDirtDart
When you lose following the rules, change the rules
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re: #361 FormerDirtDart
When you lose following the rules, change the rules
Alabama considers bill to eliminate special elections
Hee. Too late, y’all.
re: #364 Decatur Deb
“Hee. Too late, y’all.”
When you can’t beat ‘em, cheat ‘em. My donation to Doug Jones was money well spent. I’m truly enjoying the Alabama GOP whinefest.
#NowPlaying Tchaikovsky > 18 Morceaux, Op. 72 > No. 2. Berceuse https://t.co/7utmuFJE1g
— Charlie Vogel, aka His Teleness the Charlie Lama (@teleskiguy) April 27, 2016
re: #365 majii
“Hee. Too late, y’all.”
When you can’t beat ‘em, cheat ‘em. My donation to Doug Jones was money well spent. I’m truly enjoying the Alabama GOP whinefest.
I constantly glom onto Freep and a bunch of RWNJ sites. The number of breast-beating articles that include shock at Jones’ win is gratifying.
re: #356 majii
“re: #336 The Vicious Babushka
What is wrong with this pair? They seem totally fucked up.
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They’re getting paid.”
Absolutely, and for that pay, they’re willing to say/do things their own mamas would condemn them for. And, note that they always show up on Fox News!
Are they actually getting paid or are they just told they WILL BE PAID, just not now. Because as we all know Trump does not pay people if he thinks he can get them to work for free.
re: #336 The Vicious Babushka
What is wrong with this pair? They seem totally fucked up.
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re: #361 FormerDirtDart
When you lose following the rules, change the rules
Clouse told al.com that the highly contentious battle between the two candidates in December’s special election, now-Sen. Doug Jones (D) and Roy Moore (R), did not impact his decision to write the bill, instead citing the immense cost of holding a special election outside of a normal election cycle.
Yeah, I’m calling bullshit.
Maybe I missed it (but somehow doubt it), but I don’t recall any concerns about the cost of AL’s special election when it was all but certain that either Strange or Moore was going to be a shoe-in to replace Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III and that Jones’ candidacy was nothing more than a way-out-there longshot.
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