Seth takes a closer look at the investigation of Trump’s campaign widening to include more countries and the president spinning a wild conspiracy theory about the FBI spying on him.
This is Fred. He lives in an English castle with his nine fluffy children. Says being a single father is sometimes challenging, but always worth it. 13/10 for all pic.twitter.com/5yGoqQgPnU
— WeRateDogs™ (@dog_rates) May 21, 2018
“The plan involved using thousands of fake social media accounts to promote Mr. Trump’s candidacy on platforms like Facebook.” https://t.co/DyE5mwhITD
— Maddow Blog (@MaddowBlog) May 22, 2018
Junior is so fucked. https://t.co/nfstEqPThP
— Bob Cesca (@bobcesca_go) May 22, 2018
and here’s what the other side of the coin looks like:
Less than a month to Trump-Kim summit, White House Communications Agency (WHCA) releases its “trip coin.”
This is #74 of 250 made. pic.twitter.com/UTEJg1GyWv— Peter Alexander (@PeterAlexander) May 21, 2018
re: #3 Backwoods_Sleuth
Junior should be so fucked.
Trump uses two cellphones:
-One for calls
-Another just for Twitterhttps://t.co/NcqXJEWb21 pic.twitter.com/3hVlzougZV— POLITICO (@politico) May 22, 2018
Because he can’t figure out how to change apps. https://t.co/lx0AhlnB7E
— Tom Wellborn 🌊🌊 (@TomWellborn) May 22, 2018
re: #6 Backwoods_Sleuth
He does not know what an app is.
oh.
ok, then…
Trump’s tweets include grammatical errors. And some are done by aides on purpose, who relish the scoldings from elites and believe debates over presidential typos fortify the belief within his base that he has the common touch. Via @AnnieLinskey: https://t.co/vW5JT1skc7
— Matt Viser (@mviser) May 22, 2018
re: #8 Backwoods_Sleuth
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That explains a lot. Fake populism at its most stupid.
Trump say he’s sticking w/ a potentially hackable iPhone because it is “too inconvenient” to change — same exact argument “Lock her up” Hillary Clinton used to justify using a private email server.
per @elianayjohnson @dlippman @ewstephe https://t.co/1eV27gDfeA— Glenn Thrush (@GlennThrush) May 21, 2018
Note:
The State Dept refused to give Clinton a secured phone.
Trump refuses to accept one.
The NYT still getting it wrong even now. https://t.co/oQc1m8vK5p— The Hoarse Whisperer (@HoarseWisperer) May 22, 2018
re: #8 Backwoods_Sleuth
Fuckface Von Clownstick’s aides are among the most cynical fucking dark-hearted humans on the surface of Earth.
re: #10 Backwoods_Sleuth
The Hoarse Whisperer and pourmecoffee are my favorite anonymous Twitters. I wonder who they are…
I hate that orange piece of shit a little more every day. Fucking asshole.
re: #10 Backwoods_Sleuth
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Yeah, because the “liberal media” totally gave Hillary a pass on the use of a non-secure device.
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re: #12 teleskiguy
The Hoarse Whisperer and pourmecoffee are my favorite anonymous Twitters. I wonder who they are…
Me too.
Gonna be wild when the WH cancels the North Korea summit and NK responds by uploading sound files of every phone conversation Trump has had over the last year and a half.
— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) May 21, 2018
Trump: So, what are you wearing, beautiful…
Sean Hannity: A flannel onesie, like every night.
Trump: Sounds cozy, Sean-Bear. https://t.co/vthllyPXBd— The Hoarse Whisperer (@HoarseWisperer) May 22, 2018
Programming Note!
Former DNI James Clapper will join Rachel Maddow tomorrow, Tuesday, for an extended interview.
9pm ET! pic.twitter.com/HphASUctvc— Maddow Blog (@MaddowBlog) May 22, 2018
re: #8 Backwoods_Sleuth
Yes, because the “common touch” includes spelling your wife’s name wrong.
Oh boy. This was retweeted by @Stonekettle. My mentions are blowing up.
Follow @Stonekettle. He reels in unwitting dumbasses into stupid conversations on social media then writes about them and includes them in a broader narrative of *saving our republic from dumbasses.*
— Charlie Vogel, aka His Teleness the Charlie Lama (@teleskiguy) May 22, 2018
On my way to pick up this guy. pic.twitter.com/moLyz9z4PW
— Bryan D. Hughes (@rattlesnakeguy) May 22, 2018
re: #8 Backwoods_Sleuth
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Trump’s tweets include grammatical errors. And some are done by aides on purpose, who relish the scoldings from elites and believe debates over presidential typos fortify the belief within his base that he has the common touch
You’re making your boss - as the leader of the country - look like an illiterate ignoramus to the rest of the world
you go right on and relish the scoldings. That’s productive
re: #8 Backwoods_Sleuth
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Damn. There’s something particularly sinister and horrific about this little detail.
Weird masochists in that place. His base isn’t reading those releases. Those dumbasses just like chaos because they can’t do the real work of running a nation.
re: #20 Dave In Austin
I follow him! never see his tweets.
re: #4 Backwoods_Sleuth
and here’s what the other side of the coin looks like:
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Poker chip.
Amazing news report #MustSee #MondayMotivation pic.twitter.com/TdxqmNVkU1
— California Love #ITSTIME ⭕ (@therealrealtred) May 22, 2018
re: #25 makeitstop
From Trump casino. Worthless.
re: #21 dangerman
You’re making your boss - as the leader of the country - look like an illiterate ignoramus to the rest of the world
you go right on and relish the scoldings. That’s productive
Oh and unless he approves every single tweet, you are impersonating him
tfw there’s no way the Roomba is gonna interfere with your game pic.twitter.com/rB8y2iIp2E
— LB (@beyondreasdoubt) May 21, 2018
re: #18 Ace Rothstein
Yes, because the “common touch” includes spelling your wife’s name wrong.
Real Merikans don’t know how to spell their wives’ names.
“They just saved that horse’s life”: Motorists come to the rescue after a horse escaped from its owner and ended up in the middle of a Texas highway. https://t.co/nu6C2mHxFu pic.twitter.com/r2Ji28Lmep
— ABC News (@ABC) May 21, 2018
re: #31 HappyWarrior
Real Merikans don’t know how to spell their wives’ names.
Speaking of a nice whitewashed name like Melanie. It’s funny how he can just be married to an immigrant with a suspect path to citizenship and not have to think twice about Bobby Jindal-ing her for easier consumption or even addressing it at all. Q’white telling!
Tomorrow will be the 1st anniversary of the heinous and atrocious terrorist attack at the Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England. I still can’t get the victims out of my head, especially when the youngest that was killed was 8. As if Santa Fe isn’t enough, so much weight of our children’s blood being shed here.
Breaking: President Trump issues a statement that he plans to withdraw from the deal that the Obamas just signed with Netflix
— OhNoSheTwitnt (@OhNoSheTwitnt) May 21, 2018
BREAKING: Trump’s phone is as insecure as he is.
— emptywheel (@emptywheel) May 22, 2018
Thread…
BREAKING - The man who killed Indian engineer Srinivas Kutchibhotla and injured two others in Kansas last year has pleaded guilty to federal hate crimes. The story remains one of the most moving I’ve ever covered. #Olathe #Kansas.
— Rajini Vaidyanathan (@BBCRajiniV) May 21, 2018
Aw, the poor widdle snowflakes want to boycott Netflix because they don’t like Obama.
Watch what happens when Netflix premieres Tea Time with Chelsea Clinton…
I can’t wait to see who the Marmalade Shitcannon has matched on Tinder!
— josephebacon 🌹 (@josephebacon) May 22, 2018
re: #38 JordanRules
now let’s hope Trump doesn’t pardon him. #MAGA
— =/ (@DeathbyPropofol) May 21, 2018
So many stories turning up Qatar lately.
— Steven Dennis (@StevenTDennis) May 22, 2018
Go back to Trump’s Rose Garden presser denouncing Qatar after his Saudi Trip, directly contradicting Tillerson. It made no sense whatsoever, and will turn out to be a key moment in a whole other—perhaps overlapping—saga of corruption on par with Russia. https://t.co/XmJhvCxohK
— Jesse Lee (@JesseCharlesLee) May 22, 2018
Pay attention. This is the key right here. https://t.co/TbZ7knNxKA
— Karoli (@Karoli) May 22, 2018
So Michael Cohen’s criminal lawyer also was a foreign agent for the Government of Qatar.
— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) May 22, 2018
Which headline is from the New York Times and which is from Raw Story?
A. Former Clinton aide comes out against Robert Mueller — doesn’t say he’s now directing a GOP consulting firm
B. Mark Penn, the Former Clinton Aide, Dismisses the Mueller Investigation — and the Clintons Along With It
xfry/EBUuNrejhrejHD+m5UFj+y70/9roSo6QP39cVhPUOhStVRdr1JG53jCxNKIkF39DYsY0mLan8qOWW4Eba6UbbMLxP12i8yZMz9+dGvtiia/k/hxvCpFSVv/L2LsEx6eFhOzX2cUXBH+xA7D5HRTSH/QqIOzm/7iO1ZR8vZs6a3v3M+23vvUNBFrX+51sEXITvSMe3NWfb4Xnbv7j6BT3LPGBCqh+Y7YS2D7w7/lzh8fulRUS/DftEp0IGdqdvosNnx39r4FoevZ0/e7EZmtxglIhdU17h/PgPgMZmk05YN0SBGzHLRjgZBRICRbtCTHv8rJxe4/QsZzzPA1lnoaguaCW7AfZSo3Zjrvdms=
#DrivingWhileBlack: A black man, who doesn’t even smoke, was pulled over by cops because he had “vegetation” on his windshield and cops wanted to run tests: https://t.co/0jKSzqZW1A pic.twitter.com/THEGxcj3L2
— The Root (@TheRoot) May 21, 2018
The people who pull this shit are never just racist; they also have no common sense. Who the hell drives around with weed on their windshield?! Like, just say you hate black people and quit with the incredibly stupid excuses. https://t.co/VlQialLVpk
— N. K. Jemisin (@nkjemisin) May 22, 2018
Is Trump still planning on having a military parade for himself next Monday? I haven’t seen anything about it since he decided he wanted one.
Ah! Another attention thief who doesn’t want to do the actual work.
Paul Ryan is doing a vote to dismantle #DoddFrank & pass the #BankLobbyistAct to protect banks at the expense of families. Isn’t that supposed to be your issue? Yet no tweet MOBILIZING your supporters to CALL their reps? @BernieSanders
TOO BUSY KEEPING YOUR JOB TO DO YOUR JOB?— 🇺🇸🇭🇹 Only4RM 🇭🇹🇺🇸 (@Only4RM) May 22, 2018
A revolution is brewing pic.twitter.com/L5UisFJLmx
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) May 21, 2018
How can two people fail so hard at wearing hats? https://t.co/qaXy2VX0Xu
— aceoaces (@aceoaces) May 22, 2018
re: #47 Ace-o-aces
A revolution is brewing pic.twitter.com/L5UisFJLmx
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) May 21, 2018
They look like mannekins, but I think a forklift ran over the left one’s face.
re: #49 Shiplord Kirel, Friend of Moose and Squirrel
They look like mannekins, but I think a forklift ran over the left one’s face.
They just look like a pair of chickenhawks to me!
re: #49 Shiplord Kirel, Friend of Moose and Squirrel
They look like mannekins, but I think a forklift ran over the left one’s face.
Think about the fact that they looked at that photo and said, “Oh yeah, that’s so badass!”
re: #47 Ace-o-aces
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Kirk, I did 16 years wearing Uncle’s BDUs. I spent most of today gimping around (and not sleeping now) because my back & hip hurts from a disagreement with a M-2HB machinegun back in 1986 or so. I’ll listen to your snowflake babble about “revolution” when you match that.
Handmaid’s Tale (2017) - This was one of the best documentaries I’ve seen in ages. pic.twitter.com/TS6Ub1Mhn5
— Jordan B Peterson Movie Reviews (@JPetersonReview) May 20, 2018
Sucker Punch (2011) - A refreshing portrayal of womanhood by allowing the female to feel like an empowered conqueror but in reality merely redistributing her sexuality to the benefit of men. If more women behaved like this, there would be less violence.
B+ pic.twitter.com/6oKpAvArw6— Jordan B Peterson Movie Reviews (@JPetersonReview) May 18, 2018
This account deserves more followers
Have you guys heard of a piece of shit Japanese YouTuber named “Nobita”? He’s like the Japanese version of Milo
Gravity (2008) - Cautionary tale of a matriarchal future where men are expected to sacrifice themselves so women can succeed. Space is the domain of order, not chaos and thus women should not be allowed there. Sandy still has it.
C- pic.twitter.com/YNYQynGN5j— Jordan B Peterson Movie Reviews (@JPetersonReview) April 23, 2018
A Night at the Opera (1938)
Cultural Marxists.
F- pic.twitter.com/567ttUdumo— Jordan B Peterson Movie Reviews (@JPetersonReview) April 17, 2018
Want to thank the community here for ZooBorns. My niece absolutely was awe struck by the baby animals. Her favorites are the pandas.
re: #20 Dave In Austin
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Thanks for highlighting this guy! He’s local to me, and I want to know more about the snakes that live around here.
A revolution is brewing pic.twitter.com/L5UisFJLmx
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) May 21, 2018
And you’ll be the first against the wall, right after Sirius Cybernetics Corporation’s management.
re: #50 Joe Bacon 🌹
They just look like a pair of chickenhawks to me!
Indeed! Wouldn’t know or participate in a real revolution, might lose their spiffy ill-fitted hats.
Trump’s Red Caps, like Roderick Spode’s Black Shots.
“Officials say Trump has been almost singularly focused on the pageantry of the summit —including the suspenseful roll-out of details. He has not been deeply engaged in briefing materials on North Korea’s nuclear program.” (from @AP) https://t.co/FbZyrdqLh8
— Kathleen Hennessey (@khennessey) May 22, 2018
This ignorant motherfucker is gonna get us all killed. https://t.co/GR7TE9sd9A
— Daily Trix (@DailyTrix) May 22, 2018
re: #61 JordanRules
I’d also bet that, despite the most serious international and domestic issues engulfing him, he’s super pissed about the Obama’s Netflix deal.
re: #61 JordanRules
I want to hear about Kelly talking Trump out of starting a war when this goes south, and also talking him out of pulling out all of the troops because of a last minute Kim request.
Gun laws don’t work on criminals and psychopaths. More laws won’t change that! Cold hard truth. https://t.co/JgdR3lYebh pic.twitter.com/8VW6bandBa
— Tomi Lahren (@TomiLahren) May 22, 2018
tessa, no one is listening to you honey. also, it’s disrespectful to wear american flag printed clothing. https://t.co/MVmA7hOA1Y
— bree 💚💛 (@breebxtler) May 22, 2018
Lets all make fun of 2 trump ballwashing assholes while the justice department gets closer to doing trumps will
Gun laws don’t work on criminals and psychopaths. More laws won’t change that! Cold hard truth. https://t.co/JgdR3lYebh pic.twitter.com/8VW6bandBa
— Tomi Lahren (@TomiLahren) May 22, 2018
But they should totally pass laws to ban abortion, and homosexuality.
A revolution is brewing pic.twitter.com/L5UisFJLmx
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) May 21, 2018
“A revolution is brewing” is Charlie’s code for “I’m filling my diaper right now.” https://t.co/KNK2mRaPUU
— Kragar (@Kragar_LGF) May 22, 2018
“@ArtAcevedo plays the part of a police chief…he says he wants to go after criminals, but for him apparently the easiest way to do that is to make new criminals that are easy to catch – make criminals out of law-abiding gun owners.” –@stinchfield1776 #NRA pic.twitter.com/UcTMjNTWoK
— NRATV (@NRATV) May 22, 2018
Blah blah blah https://t.co/lp99jzbs8Z https://t.co/Ia8hJhLAWc
— Chief Art Acevedo (@ArtAcevedo) May 22, 2018
By age 35 you should have 8 Glad food storage containers… and 1 lid that doesn’t fit any of them.
— Have u or a loved 1 been diagnosed w/Mesothelioma (@Bacon_Gawd) May 22, 2018
Whew pic.twitter.com/ApRtkIpjS6
— Ma$on (@FirstGentleman) May 20, 2018
re: #61 JordanRules
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Man’s gonna get to Singapore and go “Okay, where’s this treaty they want me to sign?”
“Mr. President, this summit is to negotiate the terms of the treaty. There’s nothing to sign yet.”
“WHAT?! ALL THIS WAS SUPPOSED TO BE FINISHED!!! I’M JUST HERE TO SIGN A PAPER, MUG FOR THE CAMERAS, AND REAP THE RATINGS BONANZA!!! I WANT WHOEVER FAILED TO NEGOTIATE THE TREATY FIRED IMMEDIATELY!!!”
Crooked Hillary said that I want guns brought into the school classroom. Wrong!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 22, 2016
Two years ago this evening. https://t.co/HlTBUL3PVe
— Philip Bump (@pbump) May 22, 2018
Colin Kaepernick collusion case revealed teams viewed him as starting QB, per @ProFootballTalk https://t.co/YDC5e2XuI7 pic.twitter.com/lnbba2hWSS
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) May 21, 2018
I want every person who wrote a “Kaep isn’t good enough to start” article to step to the front of the class and get this work https://t.co/D4YhG3k7bc
— David Dennis Jr. (@DavidDTSS) May 21, 2018
Police responding to shots fired inside Santa Fe High School got locked into a 25-minute gun battle with the gunman, and some of the 10 people killed may have been caught in the crossfire, a Texas sheriff said. https://t.co/Tl1iwrQzta
— NBC News (@NBCNews) May 22, 2018
re: #73 Targetpractice
Man’s gonna get to Singapore and go “Okay, where’s this treaty they want me to sign?”
“Mr. President, this summit is to negotiate the terms of the treaty. There’s nothing to sign yet.”
“WHAT?! ALL THIS WAS SUPPOSED TO BE FINISHED!!! I’M JUST HERE TO SIGN A PAPER, MUG FOR THE CAMERAS, AND REAP THE RATINGS BONANZA!!! I WANT WHOEVER FAILED TO NEGOTIATE THE TREATY FIRED IMMEDIATELY!!!”
Shit.
This is too damned accurate.
— 🐗 Gammondorf 🐗 (@goddamnedfrank) May 22, 2018
News out of Australia:
Archbishop Philip Wilson found guilty of covering up child sexual abuse
The Adelaide archbishop is the most senior Catholic in the world to be convicted of concealment
The coverup took place in the 1970s. Wilson could get 2 years in prison, but his sentence could also be suspended.
re: #71 JordanRules
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By the age of 55 you’ll finally throw out those 5 lids that don’t fit any of your containers.
Every male journalist who writes an opinion piece about the “distribution of sex” should have to wank off an incel.
— Joe Wells (@joewellscomic) May 21, 2018
A Handjob’s Tale https://t.co/hbDeebQC1Y
— Katelyn Burns (@transscribe) May 21, 2018
re: #80 Single-handed sailor
By the age of 55 you’ll finally throw out those 5 lids that don’t fit any of your containers.
By the age of 65 you’ll go off at every opportunity about freakin’ Tupperware, whose lids never want to go on at the best of times, but whose oddball shapes mean they have to be in a very precise orientation to start with.
Those commemorative NK coins look like Fallout bottle caps.
I am so relaxed, watching Lower Puna lava flow.
I was recently made aware that Gavin McInnes sent this message to his followers, The Proud Boys. Today, a Proud Boy drove to my home, rang my doorbell and threatened me and my family. All because I posted edited videos Gavin didn’t like. Got his plate # and filed a police report. pic.twitter.com/dsys9Wl6ry
— Vic Berger IV (@VicBergerIV) May 22, 2018
What lovely people.
Damn, he’s a Canadian. I’m sorry for that, damn embarrassing.
re: #76 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
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Obviously there were too few people with guns and way too many doors.
I’m a gun violence survivor & I’ve beaten cancer–twice. But more than that, I’m a mother & a fighter. I’m ready to fight for #GA06
I am humbly asking for your support for our #GOTV push tomorrow.
Let’s make America a safer, healthier place. Together. ⬇️https://t.co/EdKIgto7eE— Lucy McBath (@LucyWins2018) May 21, 2018
Lucy, you took your unspeakable tragedy and helped propel an inspiring movement for gun safety in America. Thank you for your leadership on this and so much more. https://t.co/Dtgx0xsXg4
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) May 21, 2018
“It didn’t happen all at once, Hitler ate away at the fabric of society a little at a time.”
— Jill Wine-Banks, on what criminal con-man Trump is slowly doing to America#LastWord @Lawrence— Bill Madden (@activist360) May 22, 2018
Opinion: It’s time to stop taking Giuliani seriously https://t.co/XgaNx1gf8W
— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) May 21, 2018
I think this is actually fact. https://t.co/UjH5L3oFVf
— Schooley (@Rschooley) May 22, 2018
“Bowl food” is hot new trend where you eat food out of a bowl https://t.co/HMY2ePyMFP pic.twitter.com/barArmIVIU
— The Takeout (@thetakeout) May 21, 2018
— billy 🤝 #DreamActNow (@billypuntove) May 21, 2018
NYT: “If you keep calling them Nazis, they’ll become them”
NRA: “If you keep saying boys are toxic, they’ll become toxic”
I’ve been called a terrorist since I was 13 and…
Still not a terrorist. pic.twitter.com/JgG1wb7vAV— Namira Islam (@namirari) May 22, 2018
I sent the the Puna Lava stream from my computer to my TV to watch it on the big screen. It’s even more impressive on 55” screen. On my honeymoon we camped in a Kīpuka that was an old Hawaiian village on the coast at the bottom of the Chain of Craters Road, near where the lava was entering into the sea back in 1991 (1992?, fuck I better remember the correct answer before my wife asks). I think it had to rate as the coolest campground ever and we had it to ourselves. The campground was buried under lava some years later. It was field of lava at least 20 feet deep and extended 600 feet further south into the ocean when we took our girls to Hawaii in 2002.
re: #91 JordanRules
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Uhhm……… I’ve been doing that for years.
Apparently, I’m some sort of cutting-edge trendsetter.
re: #94 Dr Lizardo
Uhhm……… I’ve been doing that for years.
Apparently, I’m some sort of cutting-edge trendsetter.
People in Asia have been eating out of bowls for at least the last 5,000 years, whether it be noodles or rice. This whole “bowl food” nonsense is yet another example of the gentrification of poor-people food.
re: #95 wheat-dogg
People in Asia have been eating out of bowls for at least the last 5,000 years, whether it be noodles or rice. This whole “bowl food” nonsense is yet another example of the gentrification of poor-people food.
Yep, sounds like some kind of silly hipster nonsense.
re: #54 electrotek
Have you guys heard of a piece of shit Japanese YouTuber named “Nobita”? He’s like the Japanese version of Milo
He’s been covered in my hometown newspaper, but without publishing his name to avoid getting him any clicks.
Things are kind of slow here on the night shift.
The reaction to the Obamas producing a few documentaries (probably) for NETFLIX is utterly b*tsh*t crazy, like in certifiably committed. There’s something really really wrong with those people and I have zero ideas what you can do about it, but they’ll destroy your country.
re: #99 Lupin
The reaction to the Obamas producing a few documentaries (probably) for NETFLIX is utterly b*tsh*t crazy, like in certifiably committed. There’s something really really wrong with those people and I have zero ideas what you can do about it, but they’ll destroy your country.
As I’ve said before, a black man with a vaguely Arabic-sounding name was elected as POTUS not just once, but twice and a not-insignificant share of the white population went straight out of their goddamn minds.
re: #100 Dr Lizardo
As I’ve said before, a black man with a vaguely Arabic-sounding name was elected as POTUS not just once, but twice and a not-insignificant share of the white population went straight out of their goddamn minds.
And he still lives there, like some kind of boogeyman.
Israel Says F-35s See First-Ever Combat With IDF Over Syria https://t.co/uJA7Nw3BlG
— NPR (@NPR) May 22, 2018
Good morning Lizards
Gas prices are at crazy levels—fire Obama!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 22, 2012
re: #70 JordanRules
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re: #91 JordanRules
and here I have been putting my greasy mitts in the box of cereal all these years…
Racists gonna be a racist.
A Miami judge who grew up in the Big Apple has come under fire for using the word “moolie” to describe a black defendant.
Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Stephen Millan is facing a 30-day suspension and $5,000 fine for his comments, which were made in October 2016 while speaking with the defendant’s lawyer in chambers about scheduling.
re: #95 wheat-dogg
People in Asia have been eating out of bowls for at least the last 5,000 years, whether it be noodles or rice. This whole “bowl food” nonsense is yet another example of the gentrification of poor-people food.
While true so far as it goes, there isn’t anything new about it. 90% of French cuisine is gentrified French peasant food. Bouillabaisse is nothing but a stew of fish so poor that they couldn’t sell them and so on.
GOP lawmaker, intel officials will meet to discuss FBI source
White House Chief of Staff John Kelly plans to convene a meeting between top law enforcement and intelligence officials and GOP congressional leaders to “review highly classified and other information” the lawmakers have requested about the FBI’s use of a confidential source to aid an investigation of the Trump campaign, a White House spokeswoman said Monday.
President Donald Trump met for about an hour Monday with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, FBI Director Christopher Wray and Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats. The meeting came a day after the Justice Department asked its inspector general to investigate Trump’s claim that his campaign may have been infiltrated by the FBI source for political purposes, and amid continued demands from GOP lawmakers that the department produce materials on the person.
farther down the article:
Trump personally called for the Monday meeting, two people familiar with the request said, and Sanders said it was put on the books last week.
re: #95 wheat-dogg
People in Asia have been eating out of bowls for at least the last 5,000 years, whether it be noodles or rice. This whole “bowl food” nonsense is yet another example of the gentrification of poor-people food.
Not to pick on you or anyone but did you read the article? While it’s called bowl food it’s basically canapes on a plate so they can walk around and mingle since this is not a sit down affair. The plate has an edge, likely to catch the food from falling off, so now it’s a bowl.
re: #109 William Lewis
While true so far as it goes, there isn’t anything new about it. 90% of French cuisine is gentrified French peasant food. Bouillabaisse is nothing but a stew of fish so poor that they couldn’t sell them and so on.
Hell, wasn’t lobster once considered unsanitary and unsuitable for consumption, and only got seen as food eventually after they were the only thing that could be caught for prisoners to eat? Something like that?
re: #57 mmmirele
Thanks for highlighting this guy! He’s local to me, and I want to know more about the snakes that live around here.
Looks like he works specifically in the Mountain parks. All my years herping in the valley, I have never seen a Speckled Rattler. It seems South Mountain has a healthy thriving population. It’s like North Mountain and it’s isolated Mojave rattlers. They are totally isolated on that mountain now.
re: #75 JordanRules
Any honest football mind already knew that. Kap was a fingertip or a pass interference (or two) from one or two Super Bowl wins.
re: #66 VegasGolfer
Lets all make fun of 2 trump ballwashing assholes while the justice department gets closer to doing trumps will
Let’s all sit on LGF complaining about people making fun of 2 trump ballwashing assholes while the justice department gets closer to doing trumps will.
re: #112 Citizen K
Hell, wasn’t lobster once considered unsanitary and unsuitable for consumption, and only got seen as food eventually after they were the only thing that could be caught for prisoners to eat? Something like that?
I remember reading years and years ago that tomatoes were once regarded as evil. Of course, I read that in “Ripley’s Believe it or Not!” so take it with a grain of salt, LOL.
re: #115 Belafon
Let’s all sit on LGF complaining about people making fun of 2 trump ballwashing assholes while the justice department gets closer to doing trumps will.
Morning!
I guess LGF isn’t doing enough to bring change for VegasGolfer.
So, I guess he will be setting up a new site to really rev people up to go out and vote and stuff.
No matter what someone does…it’s never enough.
re: #114 Smith25’s Liberal Thighs
Any honest football mind already knew that. Kap was a fingertip or a pass interference (or two) from one or two Super Bowl wins.
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He nearly made a great comeback against the Ravens the year the Niners lost. He never was top ten imo but definitely someone who could and should start. I think he’s got a strong case for collusion against him. And it’s not without precedent, see the 1980’s in the MLB under Ueberoth.
re: #95 wheat-dogg
People in Asia have been eating out of bowls for at least the last 5,000 years, whether it be noodles or rice. This whole “bowl food” nonsense is yet another example of the gentrification of poor-people food.
Poke is simply deconstructed sushi. Bibim bowls, etc. are just food. Why is this generating some type of old-man yelling to get off his lawn. Food has always gone through cycles of taking peasant food and turning it into restaurant fare. We did French, Italian, all of Europe, now foodies are moving east.
Bah.
re: #101 wheat-dogg
And he still lives
therein their head, like some kind of boogeyman.
re: #119 Colère Tueur de Lapin
Poke is simply deconstructed sushi. Bibim bowls, etc. are just food. Why is this generating some type of old-man yelling to get off his lawn. Food has always gone through cycles of taking peasant food and turning it into restaurant fare. We did French, Italian, all of Europe, now foodies are moving east.
Bah.
On the upside, lunch and dinner just keep getting better.
re: #118 HappyWarrior
He nearly made a great comeback against the Ravens the year the Niners lost. He never was top ten imo but definitely someone who could and should start. I think he’s got a strong case for collusion against him. And it’s not without precedent, see the 1980’s in the MLB under Ueberoth.
Without Richard Sherman’s great interception, or Navarro Bowman breaking his leg and missing crucial points in the NFC Championship the year after, the 49’ers beat the Broncos in the Super Bowl that year(2014).
re: #121 Unshaken Defiance
On the upside, lunch and dinner just keep getting better.
Immigration is good for my belly. :) But yes. I’m waiting for pierogis to take off. People love Asian dumplings and rightfully so but pierogis are still my favorite. Cheese and potatoes, yes!
re: #116 Dr Lizardo
I remember reading years and years ago that tomatoes were once regarded as evil. Of course, I read that in “Ripley’s Believe it or Not!” so take it with a grain of salt, LOL.
Tomatoes are part of the Nightshade family, bad. The story is more likely that Europeans were cautious when tomatoes were first introduced to Europe.
re: #112 Citizen K
Hell, wasn’t lobster once considered unsanitary and unsuitable for consumption, and only got seen as food eventually after they were the only thing that could be caught for prisoners to eat? Something like that?
Yep, water bugs and there was a petition at one time in the prison in Maine to limit how often they could be served it. “Cruel and unusual” don’t you know?
re: #122 Smith25’s Liberal Thighs
Without Richard Sherman’s great interception, or Navarro Bowman breaking his leg and missing crucial points in the NFC Championship the year after, the 49’ers beat the Broncos in the Super Bowl that year(2014).
Yeah he’s a very good talent who has been blacklisted because of his views. People let their irrational hatred of the guy convince them that he’s a subpar talent.
re: #117 ObserverArt
Morning!
I guess LGF isn’t doing enough to bring change for VegasGolfer.
So, I guess he will be setting up a new site to really rev people up to go out and vote and stuff.
No matter what someone does…it’s never enough.
He ignores the value of a place to get this stuff off our chests, build networks and brainstorm ideas while we gather the will to do things offline of more consequence than blog comments. He also ignores the value of a platform that includes Pages. Pages that really rock the hits and Google search.
— Jodie Fulton (@DiscoJodie) January 26, 2018
re: #125 William Lewis
Yep, water bugs and there was a petition at one time in the prison in Maine to limit how often they could be served it. “Cruel and unusual” don’t you know?
I think chicken was conversely seen as more luxurious. Hoover’s 1928 slogan was a “Chicken in every pot.” Food is funny. It amuses me how caviar became the food of the wealthy elite.
re: #127 Unshaken Defiance
He ignores the value of a place to get this stuff off our chests, build networks and brainstorm ideas while we gather the will to do things offline of more consequence than blog comments. He also ignores the value of a platform that includes Pages. Pages that really rock the hits and Google search.
I’ve donated money to candidates and causes that I’ve only heard of because of here. This place has helped me strengthen a lot of my arguments on issues. It has it’s uses. And it has it’s distractions. Such is the nature of most things.
Greets and saluts from the Resistance in the NYC metro area. Fleet week will be getting underway tomorrow, which is a welcome diversion from the nonstop shitshow emenating from the WH these days.
Of course, the media will continue spewing nonsense trying to prop up this corrupt, incompetent, and criminal administration.
It includes things big and small. For instance, that the tweets that have typos and grammatical errors are done on purpose.
Bulkshit.
That’s total nonsense.
Everything Trump comms office has done since even before they took office has been rife with incompetence. They misspell names, they get wrong names for countries and people visiting WH, and it shows inattention to detail. It’s not a strategy.— lawhawk (@lawhawk) May 22, 2018
This WH has been grossly incompetent from day one. They can’t be bothered with details like getting names and places correct. They’re not going to do the hard work of proofing tweets for spelling, grammar, and syntax.
Meanwhile, other media outlets are busy trying to normalize the failed foreign policy and trade policy trying to ascribe strategy where none exists except for what Trump thinks he can profit from personally.
If there’s a 180, it’s because someone reminded Trump that he stands to profit in some way personally.
He doesn’t care about American national security or foreign policy. He’ll throw our allies under the bus at first opportunity if he thinks he can make a buck - and he’s already done this by giving Russia and China and North Korea leverage and concessions they never should have had in the first place. Our allies are trying to hunker down waiting out Trump - all while trying to play the game to butter him up because they know that Trump’s ego and vanity needs stroking.
re: #129 HappyWarrior
I think chicken was conversely seen as more luxurious. Hoover’s 1928 slogan was a “Chicken in every pot.” Food is funny. It amuses me how caviar became the food of the wealthy elite.
Didn’t caribou barbie mock the coastal elites for buying the ‘trash’ (roe) from Alaskan salmon?
re: #129 HappyWarrior
I think chicken was conversely seen as more luxurious. Hoover’s 1928 slogan was a “Chicken in every pot.” Food is funny. It amuses me how caviar became the food of the wealthy elite.
At one time, lobster was seen as throwaway detritus and was used to feed prison population. Then, it became a luxury item.
re: #132 Colère Tueur de Lapin
Didn’t caribou barbie mock the coastal elites for buying the ‘trash’ (roe) from Alaskan salmon?
Not sure. Caviar never has appealed to me.
re: #131 lawhawk
“West Wing employees who draft proposed tweets intentionally employ suspect grammar and staccato syntax to mimic the president’s style… They overuse the exclamation point! They Capitalize random words for emphasis. Fragments. Loosely connected ideas.” https://t.co/vbqL5ZXKwC
— Melissa McEwan (@Shakestweetz) May 22, 2018
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re: #131 lawhawk
Misspelling your wife’s name is what real ‘murikans do, none of this fancy “getting it right, BS”.
re: #129 HappyWarrior
I think chicken was conversely seen as more luxurious. Hoover’s 1928 slogan was a “Chicken in every pot.” Food is funny. It amuses me how caviar became the food of the wealthy elite.
The thing with chicken was that the initial investment wasn’t all that expensive but it takes time to grow from a chick to a hen, you need to keep your upcoming hen pullets to replace your older hens so all you had in a year was a couple of young roosters as friers and the oldest hens to make stew or soup from as they aged out and no longer laid enough eggs. Eggs were the reason for chickens until modern refrigeration made factory poultry farms possible and that “chicken in every pot” could be literally true. Meat was a side effect in the old days and a Sunday afternoon picnic with fried chicken was a special treat indeed!
re: #133 lawhawk
At one time, lobster was seen as throwaway detritus and was used to feed prison population. Then, it became a luxury item.
There were indentured (of people going to New England) servant contracts that limited the amount of lobster they could be served to, e.g., once a week. The farmers ploughed lobster into the fields as fertilizer.
re: #124 Colère Tueur de Lapin
Tomatoes are part of the Nightshade family, bad. The story is more likely that Europeans were cautious when tomatoes were first introduced to Europe.
The western hemisphere also gave them chocolate, popcorn, cocaine and tequila…
Tomatoes are not and have never been the best thing they got from the New World.
re: #137 William Lewis
The thing with chicken was that the initial investment wasn’t all that expensive but it takes time to grow from a chick to a hen, you need to keep your upcoming hen pullets to replace your older hens so all you had in a year was a couple of young roosters as friers and the oldest hens to make stew or soup from as they aged out and no longer laid enough eggs. Eggs were the reason for chickens until modern refrigeration made factory poultry farms possible and that “chicken in every pot” could be literally true. Meat was a side effect in the old days and a Sunday afternoon picnic with fried chicken was a special treat indeed!
Ah. That does make sense.
re: #139 sagehen
The western hemisphere also gave them chocolate, popcorn, cocaine and tequila…
Tomatoes are not and have never been the best thing they got from the New World.
That would be potatoes. That is the best New World import.
re: #134 HappyWarrior
Not sure. Caviar never has appealed to me.
Salmon roe is like eating small salty eyeballs that pop vitreous humor when you bite into them, it’s awesome.
re: #130 Belafon
I’ve donated money to candidates and causes that I’ve only heard of because of here. This place has helped me strengthen a lot of my arguments on issues. It has it’s uses. And it has it’s distractions. Such is the nature of most things.
And if you’re like most of us, it’s introduced you to music/movies/TV you wouldn’t have heard of otherwise.
re: #141 HappyWarrior
That would be potatoes. That is the best New World import.
Another member of the Nightshade family.
I sat down this morning with breakfast (scrambled eggs, sausage and home made diced potato & toast :) and tried to read the flyer that idiot “Independent” candidate for congress dropped off.
Seems his big fantasy is direct participatory democracy. Sort of like the Swiss model though he doesn’t bring it up - wise because it would be insanely unwieldy in a nation of ~400,000,000 people. He seems to think this will somehow give “power” back to the “people” from the “rich” and prevent Citizen’s United from corrupting the country. Never mind that the propaganda machine would still be there and never mind that such a proposal even at, say, the township or village levels, would require a far more educated and involved population than has ever existed in American history. I doubt we’d get even half the participation that we currently have because of the time, knowledge and interest required to participate in such a system. Combine that with 1) propaganda machines like Fox and 2) flat out vote buying by the highest bidders and you’ll end up with a mess even worse than our current represntative democracy.
What a dork.
re: #134 HappyWarrior
Not sure. Caviar never has appealed to me.
Same here, but I do like Kalles Kaviar. I first tried it in Sweden in 1987 and thankfully, IKEA carries it to satiate my addiction.
re: #141 HappyWarrior
That would be potatoes. That is the best New World import.
In return for which they gave us coffee, tea, horses, guns, opium…
Even that coin shows Trump’s neck rolls. The flip side shows the presidential seal, which is also a no-no. https://t.co/K6KmmzxJx4
— lawhawk (@lawhawk) May 22, 2018
Everything Trump does is a grift. He doesn’t care about the rule of law, or law.
He never cared about either. He only cares about making a buck and getting one over on everyone else no matter whether it’s legal or not.
re: #148 lawhawk
How much are they charging for these dumbass vanity party favors? And who the fuck would want one?
A revolution is brewing pic.twitter.com/L5UisFJLmx
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) May 21, 2018
They can’t even throw Trump’s “Vlad Owns My Balls” hand sign properly. https://t.co/kpr5OGMKUf
— The Vicious Babushka (@viciousbabushka) May 22, 2018
re: #151 A Mom Anon
How much are they charging for these dumbass vanity party favors? And who the fuck would want one?
No kidding.
Oh, for craps sake, NPR is reporting that Dipshit is going to meet for 30 minutes with KJU without any advisers present. He’s going to fuck this nation so totally we’ll never recover…
re: #155 William Lewis
Oh, for craps sake, NPR is reporting that Dipshit is going to meet for 30 minutes with KJU without any advisers present. He’s going to fuck this nation so totally we’ll never recover…
Shit.
re: #155 William Lewis
Trump doesn’t want witnesses.
re: #116 Dr Lizardo
I remember reading years and years ago that tomatoes were once regarded as evil. Of course, I read that in “Ripley’s Believe it or Not!” so take it with a grain of salt, LOL.
Tomatoes are part of the same plant family as deadly nightshade. They were thought by many in the Middle Ages to be poisonous.
Insurance adjuster will be back at my house this morning to inspect for further damage after the tornado, and bring me a list of roofers in the area.
Imagine if Trump was the leader visiting space aliens wanted to talk to. We’d all be off planet working in their mines somewhere.
I didn’t know who Charlie Kirk was, now I know he is just your average wide eyed sycophant. Won’t he be disappointed when he is 30.
CAMILLUS, N.Y. - A couple in New York is seeking help from the law to get their 30-year-old son out of the house.
Christina and Mark Rotondo say they’ve been trying to get their 30-year-old son, Michael Rotondo, to leave their home for several months.
In fact, they say they have even given him several written notices to leave the property.
According to WSTM, the couple gave Michael a note on Feb. 2, telling him to leave the home within 14 days. Two weeks later, he received another note that said he was “hereby evicted” and that he had until March 15 to move.
In March, they gave him another note that said they “have seen no indication that you are preparing to leave.”
After the notes failed to inspire action, the couple filed court documents to have the case heard by the Supreme Court of New York State. The filings state that the couple has been told they cannot evict Michael since he is a family member, and he will have to be removed through an ejectment proceeding.
re: #160 wheat-dogg
Imagine if Trump was the leader visiting space aliens wanted to talk to. We’d all be off planet working in their mines somewhere.
Kang and Kodos are great aliens. You’re going to love them.
re: #155 William Lewis
Oh, for craps sake, NPR is reporting that Dipshit is going to meet for 30 minutes with KJU without any advisers present. He’s going to fuck this nation so totally we’ll never recover…
We’ll remove all US troops from South Korea, in return for a license to build Trump Tower Pyonyang.
It’s official. Boob/sock money season has ended in Alabama. Welcome to summer. pic.twitter.com/AAVVI6Lrc9
— 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐎𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐡 (@ALostrich) May 22, 2018
re: #162 HappyWarrior
Kang and Kodos are great aliens. You’re going to love them.
The Borg are big friends of mine! They have promised to help build a super great Wall!
re: #155 William Lewis
Oh, for craps sake, NPR is reporting that Dipshit is going to meet for 30 minutes with KJU without any advisers present. He’s going to fuck this nation so totally we’ll never recover…
“OK, Kimmy….you don’t mind if I call you Kimmy, right? I got a deal for you, it’s the best deal, you’re gonna shit when you hear it. I’ll give you California, Oregon and Washington. In return, you let me take over the Ryugyong Hotel and make it an official Trump Hotel and I’ll give you one-third of the gross profits. If there’s room, we can put in a golf course, too. Wadda ya say?”
And on top of it all, the SCOTUS upheld an anti-worker decision upholding a ruling that Epic Software (a huge player in medical records software) can force employees to accept arbitration and surrender the right to sue as a condition of employment. Yet another freedom destroyed by the corrupt John Roberts court. I’m sure the Koch brothers are enjoying the champagne this morning!
re: #160 wheat-dogg
Imagine if Trump was the leader visiting space aliens wanted to talk to. We’d all be off planet working in their mines somewhere.
I’ve seen “To Serve Man” before. I know how this ends.
Texas leaders consider mental health screenings to try to stop school shootings https://t.co/Ha4BBrCgvW pic.twitter.com/s7Pa7r33Q6
— The Hill (@thehill) May 22, 2018
Um, OK.
So, guns are an inviolate right, but you’re going to force mental health examinations on children, teachers, school staff? And what is the criteria for this screening?
Hello, Billy, you were turned down for Prom by a girl. Does that make you … ANGRY? https://t.co/Ze4oke2Sq1— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) May 22, 2018
re: #165 wheat-dogg
The Borg are big friends of mine! They have promised to help build a super great Wall!
Facehugger is just misunderstood. Lying Ripley has maligned him!
re: #169 Anymouse 🌹
Tell me, Greg, how this would have stopped Newton, the church shootings, or Las Vegas.
re: #169 Anymouse 🌹
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Mental health screenings of those seeking gun licenses: “AN UNCONSTITUTIONAL INTRUSION OF OUR GOD-GIVEN RIGHTS!!!!”
Mental health screenings of our children, teachers, and school staff: “IT’S FOR THEIR PROTECTION!!!”
Oy-fuckin-vey.
re: #169 Anymouse 🌹
Once again, mental health is raised as a deflection to the fact that getting guns is too easy.
The NRA/GOP will push this right up until the next mass shooting where someone with mental health issues is involved, and they’ll claim that it deprives people of their right to a gun to ask deep questions about their mental health and sharing it with law enforcement.
Just watch (the replay) because they’ve done this act before, and will do it again and again.
re: #173 lawhawk
Once again, mental health is raised as a deflection to the fact that getting guns is too easy.
The NRA/GOP will push this right up until the next mass shooting where someone with mental health issues is involved, and they’ll claim that it deprives people of their right to a gun to ask deep questions about their mental health and sharing it with law enforcement.
Just watch (the replay) because they’ve done this act before, and will do it again and again.
And even if guns aren’t involved in the debate, conservatives don’t want to spend the money on proper mental health care (or any health care) anyway.
It is merely one in a very long line of deflections from the only common denominator in every mass shooting in history: guns.
The NRA is not going to change until its membership does. On the plus side, more NRA members are becoming disgruntled over their extremist views.
re: #148 lawhawk
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Everything Trump does is a grift. He doesn’t care about the rule of law, or law.
He never cared about either. He only cares about making a buck and getting one over on everyone else no matter whether it’s legal or not.
And neither does the entire modern GOP, certainly those in office and many who used to hold office (Giuliani, Gingrich, etc). They care only about pleasing their wealthy donors and have no loyalty to this nation.
LOL …
Mmmm…#BoySyrup @Shann_Q0 @Can_Atheist @paulogia0 @VicedRhino pic.twitter.com/BoZbBxzdlh
— Godless Bitch (Kaitlyn Chloe) (@ge_kaitlyn) May 17, 2018
It’s not the gun.
It’s not the knife. It’s not the bomb. It’s not the truck.
It’s the violent culture.
It’s the violent video games.
It’s the lack of respect for life.
It’s the lack of Moms & Dads.
It’s the lack of community.
It’s the lack of love.
IT’S NOT THE WEAPON.— Joe Walsh (@WalshFreedom) May 20, 2018
You forgot the rock music.
And Dungeons and Dragons. https://t.co/M0FbgX9kEJ— Godless Cranium (@Can_Atheist) May 21, 2018
re: #171 Belafon
Tell me, Greg, how this would have stopped Newton, the church shootings, or Las Vegas.
What Greg and many others don’t want to acknowledge is that shootings like this are often planned by those with sound mental minds. This whole blame it on mental illness thing is a fucking cop out.
re: #177 Anymouse 🌹
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The gun doesn’t make it happen, it just makes it easier to rack up a large body count before capture/suicide.
re: #177 Anymouse 🌹
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Then he can explain why other countries have the same video games, single parents, etc and don’t have the same rate of shootings. No, it may not be the gun in itself but it certainly is easy access to them Joe and you’re a damn fool to try to deny it. BTW lack of mom and dads, ask your kids about that one.
re: #179 Targetpractice
The gun doesn’t make it happen, it just makes it easier to rack up a large body count before capture/suicide.
Exactly. And the gun nuts always deny that crucial fact.
100,077 karma points.
I don’t know who the person is who put me over the top, but thank you for helping me achieve that milestone.
I’d like to thank the Academy, my mother, and our host Mr. Johnson all for putting up with me.
❤️ When the people of Manchester came together, so did the world’s faiths. #WeStandTogether #ManchesterArena pic.twitter.com/sQLfHwQd21
— BBC (@BBC) May 22, 2018
OFFS
“Summa —- Laude”: Publix Supermarket censors high school graduation cake https://t.co/RjThmBBDTy pic.twitter.com/6TokcMtIi3
— The Root (@TheRoot) May 22, 2018
The minute’s silence observed outside Manchester Cathedral by hundreds lining the street #ManchesterTogether #CapitalReports pic.twitter.com/o5m8EGnP49
— Capital Manc News (@CapitalMANNews) May 22, 2018
The gas company mechanic just arrived to inspect our natural gas system after our storm damage. I’ll be back later.
Bye, y’all …
Oh boy it’s not even 10am yet:
Not actually true
— CallingAllAstronauts (@CAA_Official) May 22, 2018
Original tweet:
Doesn’t look like Ariana Grande is attending the remembrance service in Manchester for those who died at her show, that can’t be right can it?
— CallingAllAstronauts (@CAA_Official) May 22, 2018
re: #184 The Vicious Babushka
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It seems to me that you and my great aunt are the only bakers with any sense anymore.
re: #174 Anymouse 🌹
And even if guns aren’t involved in the debate, conservatives don’t want to spend the money on proper mental health care (or any health care) anyway.
It is merely one in a very long line of deflections from the only common denominator in every mass shooting in history: guns.
The NRA is not going to change until its membership does. On the plus side, more NRA members are becoming disgruntled over their extremist views.
No need to spend money…just send the kids to the local Evangelical big church and they can lay hands on the trouble youth and all will be fixed. Cast the desire to go shoot up a school right out.
All answers to America’s problem are solvable in our Big Evangelical Churches!
How often have we been told they can take care of poverty, rebuilding, etc. All out of their kindness as Christians…so long as you are the proper color, join the church and give money themselves once they are on their feet again because of Awesome JeeSus!
Also, the NRA really isn’t all that large an organization for the power they have been able to scare politicians into believing they have. They really only have about 5 million paid members. They only represent around 10 percent of gun owners.
All that surprised me when I got to looking into their numbers earlier this year.
They are all intimidation and money to pay off politicians. Bullies with bucks.
America needs to put them in place and not be scared of them.
re: #187 Belafon
If they’d only known what Summa and Laude mean. //
They think those are Black people’s names.
re: #191 ObserverArt
Unfortunately Citizens’ United means that they can take all that money from Russia and bribe the fucks right out of all the GOP politicians they give to. Their small size is irrelevant as long as they can spend lots of money.
re: #182 Anymouse 🌹
100,077 karma points.
I don’t know who the person is who put me over the top, but thank you for helping me achieve that milestone.
I’d like to thank the Academy, my mother, and our host Mr. Johnson all for putting up with me.
We should all get paid for that last part.
re: #194 William Lewis
Unfortunately Citizens’ United means that they can take all that money from Russia and bribe the fucks right out of all the GOP politicians they give to. Their small size is irrelevant as long as they can spend lots of money.
The taking money from Russians will ultimately get them in trouble.
The father of the Texas teen who killed 10 people at his school said his son was a “good boy” — and blamed the massacre on bullying that he said the 17-year-old had experienced, according to a report.Dimitrios Pagourtzis was “mistreated at school,” his dad, Antonios Pagourtzis, told the Wall Street Journal. “I believe that’s what was behind” the shooting at Santa Fe High School.
re: #197 Shropshire Slasher
Bullying eh? What does he call the persistence he levied upon one of his victims because she wouldn’t date him?
I know we’re prone to downers here, and it’s not always easy to be upbeat, but think of this: The only way Republicans are holding on right now is money and information warfare help from the Russians, gerrymandering, voter suppression and intimidation, and voter apathy. The problem with gerrymandering and voter suppression is that it only really works with voter apathy. And I think we’re seeing that non-existent for now. We undo those things, with the demographic changes in the country, we can fix a lot of things and make some things better than before.
re: #194 William Lewis
Unfortunately Citizens’ United means that they can take all that money from Russia and bribe the fucks right out of all the GOP politicians they give to. Their small size is irrelevant as long as they can spend lots of money.
Oh I agree. I was just trying to put it into perspective. I think many Americans think they are much bigger than they are.
They can be defeated.
re: #197 Shropshire Slasher
But he was STILL an asshole and evil person to respond by murdering 10 people.
Which makes YOU an asshole, Mr. Pagourtzis.
re: #197 Shropshire Slasher
And where did he get this idea that guns were a solution to bullying? My kids have been bullied, and in no case were guns ever in the thought plan. They came to me, and I helped them take care of it, which did include realizing the power my kids have (two of them are black belts) and how to stand up to a bully (it also included me notifying the teachers about what was going on).
re: #197 Shropshire Slasher
Would this be the same bullying that wingnuts declare is perfectly “normal” in school and the “nanny state” should be teaching kids to stop sniveling and fight back if they don’t want to be bullied?
Mrs dm had some action early this am
Chest tube is out!!
That is a giant step
I’m heading over there now
Stay tuned to this station for the big announcement!
re: #204 dangerman
Mrs dm had some action early this am
Chest tube is out!!
That is a giant step
I’m heading over there now
Stay tuned to this station for the big announcement!
What channel is this on?
re: #203 Targetpractice
Would this be the same bullying that wingnuts declare is perfectly “normal” in school and the “nanny state” should be teaching kids to stop sniveling and fight back if they don’t want to be bullied?
Bullying is okay when we want gay kids to “man up” but not when girls are mean and tell boys they’re not interested in dating them.
re: #196 Belafon
The taking money from Russians will ultimately get them in trouble.
One can hope but I am not holding my breath.
re: #207 William Lewis
One can hope but I am not holding my breath.
Nope. You need to be conscious to get people out to vote and vote yourself. That’s how they’ll get in trouble.
So was the Manchester bomber “bullied” enough to lead himself towards blowing himself up around little girls last year? Answer that, wingnuts.
re: #207 William Lewis
One can hope but I am not holding my breath.
It’s a matter of if there’s a will to actually hold him accountable by those who hold the levers. The GOP holds nearly all the levers at this point, and damn sure have made it clear they not only won’t hold him accountable, but will ensure to prosecute those who attempt to.
شرکت بریتیش پترولیوم انگلیس: با توجه به تحریمهای #آمریکا علیه ایران، همکاری با شرکت ملی نفت ایران در یک پروژه نفتی در دریای شمال را متوقف میکنیم.
— خبرگزاری فارس (@FarsNews_Agency) May 22, 2018
JUST IN: British Petroleum is Ending projects in #Iran following threat of US Sanctions. Follows Total, Siemens, Maersk, Allianz, others… https://t.co/1MCyK1jmmp
— Joyce Karam (@Joyce_Karam) May 22, 2018
More on this, clarifying project with #Iran + extent, via @JFXM https://t.co/Kwo6MO6NQj
— Joyce Karam (@Joyce_Karam) May 22, 2018
This is red alert - not normal - not in a democracy!
“The Environmental Protection Agency is barring The Associated Press, CNN and the environmental-focused news organization E&E from a national summit on harmful water contaminants.” https://t.co/SO3d6P6GNm— Amy Siskind (@Amy_Siskind) May 22, 2018
Sigh….what else can be said at this point?
Mickey Rooney looks good after all these years.
Chastain famously scored the game-winning penalty kick against China in the finals of the 1999 World Cup. A moment she celebrated by ripping off her jersey before being mobbed by teammates.
Yeah, I would fire that artist.
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An EPA spokesperson tells @NBCNews that the reporter “was not invited” and “we provided them with a livestream,” and claims that the reporter “threatened negative coverage” if she could not enter the event. - @HallieJackson https://t.co/THNnujBcew
— NBC News (@NBCNews) May 22, 2018
JFC
Trump administration moves to loosen Obama-era restrictions on Alaska trophy hunting. Would allow hunters to bait bears; permit artificial lights to shoot bears, cubs in dens. Move would align federal law (covering federal land) with state law. Background: https://t.co/nQfqTUq8EP
— CBC News Alerts (@CBCAlerts) May 22, 2018
I blame MTV….
— 🦈🦈Dave’s Not Believing this Crap🦈🦈 (@DaveoutofAustin) May 22, 2018
re: #217 Backwoods_Sleuth
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Gee, what a shocker…. the EPA Bars a reporter from an event (just from their affiliation), and then seems to be surprised that they might “threaten negative coverage”?
You forgot to add the Deadbeat Daddy who stiffs his kids out of child support payments.
— josephebacon 🌹 (@josephebacon) May 22, 2018
Every morning Trump makes special breakfast sandwiches for House Republicans. Devin Nunes eagerly finishes first and always asks for seconds! pic.twitter.com/VsVNJXDd19
— Jim Carrey (@JimCarrey) May 22, 2018
MOM!!!!! Jimmy’s Doin’ it again!!! https://t.co/mR8I5Uhmhw
— 🦈🦈Dave’s Not Believing this Crap🦈🦈 (@DaveoutofAustin) May 22, 2018
re: #217 Backwoods_Sleuth
the reporter “threatened negative coverage” if she could not enter the event.
You’re damned straight. I’d ‘negative coverage’ them all day long.
Pruitt’s gotta go.
re: #222 Dave In Austin
I’m beginning to appreciate Jim Carrey’s artistic endeavors. I honestly never knew he had it in him. Kudos.
He appears to be decomposing. pic.twitter.com/3kNeVVpgIU
— Hillary Warned Us (@HillaryWarnedUs) May 22, 2018
I’m being told it is, per Ashley Feinberg.
— Hillary Warned Us (@HillaryWarnedUs) May 22, 2018
re: #224 Dr Lizardo
I’m beginning to appreciate Jim Carrey’s artistic endeavors. I honestly never knew he had it in him. Kudos.
I’m not surprised. A lot of talented artists in one field are talented in others.
re: #225 Backwoods_Sleuth
I think he forgot a spot when he was wiping after once again failing to pull his head out of his ass.
re: #226 HappyWarrior
I’m not surprised. A lot of talented artists in one field are talented in others.
Ah… nah, I won’t poke the wasp nest.
re: #225 Backwoods_Sleuth
Honestly…….that looks like a melanoma covered up with makeup.
re: #228 William Lewis
Ah… nah, I won’t poke the wasp nest.
Hah. I know he’s a bit of a kook but I really did enjoy his comedy work as a kid. He’s done drama fairly well too.
re: #225 Backwoods_Sleuth
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I can’t look at him and not laugh at the fact he thinks he gets to judge people on their looks.
Um…
“When the reporter asked to speak to an EPA public-affairs person, the security guards grabbed the reporter by the shoulders and shoved her forcibly out of the EPA building.”https://t.co/HnM2Es8X9w— Hallie Jackson (@HallieJackson) May 22, 2018
EPA spox tells me the reporter “was not invited” and threatened negative coverage if she wasn’t allowed in. “We provided a livestream.” When asked how that excuses physically grabbing a reporter, he indicated he wasn’t involved in that and would get back to me. https://t.co/goUIVs19Xd
— Hallie Jackson (@HallieJackson) May 22, 2018
Early prediction: this version won’t hold up. https://t.co/zJ0hlPNhRa
— Joyce Alene (@JoyceWhiteVance) May 22, 2018
when laze warnings, glass shards & toxic gasses in clouds, and rivers of lava burning through subdivisions aren’t impressive enough…
Yesterday we saw multiple waterspouts embedded in the lava-produced steam on Hawaii’s Big Island.
Nature is amazing. pic.twitter.com/DZGsO10qAh— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) May 22, 2018
re: #229 Dr Lizardo
Honestly…….that looks like a melanoma covered up with makeup.
And he probably thinks he can go without treatment as long as the makeup covers it.
Moron.
Antonios Pagourtzis, father of accused Texas shooter, says 17-year-old son was a ‘good boy’ who had been ‘mistreated at school’ https://t.co/TBmqwr0la6 via @WSJ
— Senator John Cornyn (@JohnCornyn) May 22, 2018
Senator John Cornyn (TX) sharing an article that supports that a murderer of 10 was perhaps a “good guy with a gun.”
Senators like this that shift blame away from the access to a deadly weapon are not actively trying to save lives. https://t.co/hSYFJ69Ld6— Matt Deitsch (@MattxRed) May 22, 2018
re: #233 Backwoods_Sleuth
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Yeah, right: nobody informed these buffoons that physically ejecting a reporter from an official government meeting might NOT be the best way to ensure positive media coverage? (And/or they couldn’t figure it out on their own??)
So the thought occurs to me, who DID the EPA allow in to cover their water-contamination “summit”*?? Chuck Johnson?
* Whose result, most likely, is to be a call to totally repeal any Federal regulations on water purity because “freedom”…..
re: #237 Jay C
Yeah, right: nobody informed these buffoons that physically ejecting a reporter from an official government meeting might NOT be the best way to ensure positive media coverage? (And/or they couldn’t figure it out on their own??)
So the thought occurs to me, who DID the EPA allow in to cover their water-contamination “summit”*?? Chuck Johnson?
* Whose result, most likely, is to be a call to totally repeal any Federal regulations on water purity because “freedom”…..
Folks should be asking: “What are they hiding?”
here’s Ashley’s tweet from yesterday:
someone showed me this last week and i haven’t been able to stop thinking about it so now you all have to too pic.twitter.com/58xafwhzEI
— Ashley Feinberg (@ashleyfeinberg) May 21, 2018
Why do some people have the nerve to claim Ariana Grande didn’t do anything for the victims of that attack?
DHS secretary “not aware” of intel community conclusion that Putin favored Trump https://t.co/uAexjN11iR pic.twitter.com/HfQnCAwmG4
— Talking Points Memo (@TPM) May 22, 2018
She was too busy separating kids from their parents to notice. https://t.co/1d8Frq1ZHw
— Daily Trix (@DailyTrix) May 22, 2018
re: #8 Backwoods_Sleuth
Because proper spelling and correct grammar are signs of Marxist, East Coast elitism. Being dumb is a sign of being a “real American”. **rolls eyes**
re: #240 electrotek
Why do some people have the nerve to claim Ariana Grande didn’t do anything for the victims of that attack?
Because some people are just dipshits.
re: #241 JordanRules
DHS secretary “not aware” of intel community conclusion that Putin favored Trump talkingpointsmemo.com pic.twitter.com
— Talking Points Memo (@TPM) May 22, 2018
Translation: Another incompetent official in the Dotard Regime.
re: #236 Backwoods_Sleuth
I doubt Cornyn would share an article if the shooter was named Mohammed or Tyrone. This is telling.
re: #243 HappyWarrior
Because some people are just dipshits.
It harkens back to last year when that dipshit Milo had the nerve to say Ariana Grande was afraid to offend Muslims after 22 were killed at her concert…when she paid for the funeral costs of the victims when Milo wouldn’t even dare do such a thing.
re: #246 Patricia Kayden
I doubt Cornyn would share an article if the shooter was named Mohammed or Tyrone. This is telling.
or Jose.
“Nader wanted a photo of himself with the president — a big request for a convicted pedophile … Broidy suggested a donation between $100,000 and $250,000 … The result: a picture of Nader and Trump grinning in front of the American flag.https://t.co/cdMdfnrK37 pic.twitter.com/a1U8GSp3iS
— Adam Pasick (@Adampasick) May 21, 2018
re: #247 electrotek
It harkens back to last year when that dipshit Milo had the nerve to say Ariana Grande was afraid to offend Muslims after 22 were killed at her concert…when she paid for the funeral costs of the victims when Milo wouldn’t even dare do such a thing.
Has Milo ever done anything that wasn’t for Milo? He’s literally one of the most self absorbed people out there. I am glad that is fifteen minutes of fame are pretty much over with. He wasn’t clever, he wasn’t funny, he wasn’t insightful, he was just a self hating douchebag who grifted on to the alt-right.
re: #241 JordanRules
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re: #239 Backwoods_Sleuth
here’s Ashley’s tweet from yesterday:
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Looks like there’s more by his nose.
This guy was taken into custody on a charge of disorderly conduct: https://t.co/JzZEUpiU2o
He was making inappropriate comments to women and screaming at children about where babies come from (yes, it’s in Florida… shocker). pic.twitter.com/IL5IeboBSl— Local 12/WKRC-TV (@Local12) May 22, 2018
re: #55 Ace-o-aces
Took me a while to figure out that this was a satirical twitter account.
Donald Glover fans take over pro-Trump forum on Reddit, declare him “The One True Donald” https://t.co/01RjXnW95Z pic.twitter.com/nZiNZlmiy0
— The Hill (@thehill) May 22, 2018
re: #255 Patricia Kayden
Took me a while to figure out that this was a satirical twitter account.
Heh I do hear ya on that because Jordan’s that much of a sexist twat.
re: #253 makeitstop
Looks like there’s more by his nose.
Well, he does spend a lot of time golfing out in the sun, so it could possibly be some kind of carcinoma.
re: #240 electrotek
Why do some people have the nerve to claim Ariana Grande didn’t do anything for the victims of that attack?
Why do some people think Trump is a great president?
re: #260 Dr Lizardo
Well, he does spend a lot of time golfing out in the sun, so it could possibly be some kind of carcinoma.
I’m very concerned that Trump is allowing his cancer to spread unchecked.
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re: #263 makeitstop
I’m very concerned that Trump is allowing his cancer to spread unchecked.
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Trump’s the kind of guy that likely thinks if he just ignores it, it’ll go away. He can still (more or less) cover it up, so for now, he’ll just blow it off.
Until he can’t cover it up anymore. Then he’ll go to a doctor.
re: #264 Dr Lizardo
Trump’s the kind of guy that likely thinks if he just ignores it, it’ll go away. He can still (more or less) cover it up, so for now, he’ll just blow it off.
Until he can’t cover it up anymore. Then he’ll go to a doctor.
Who’ll cover it up.
re: #254 Backwoods_Sleuth
@Local12
This guy was taken into custody on a charge of disorderly conduct: bit.lyHe was making inappropriate comments to women and screaming at children about where babies come from (yes, it’s in Florida… shocker).
Meanwhile, on the other coast…
BREAKING: Lake Worth falsely sends out ‘zombie’ alert during power outage https://t.co/LJOVesWFVU pic.twitter.com/7D5HPQovga
— The Palm Beach Post (@pbpost) May 21, 2018
re: #266 dangerman
The LGF network of course
Do they still air VBs baking show? I seem to have misplaced my guide…
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re: #264 Dr Lizardo
Trump’s the kind of guy that likely thinks if he just ignores it, it’ll go away. He can still (more or less) cover it up, so for now, he’ll just blow it off.
Until he can’t cover it up anymore. Then he’ll go to a doctor.
And, at that point, he’s really screwed. Unchecked skin cancers lead to really bad outcomes.
#BREAKING: Senate Banking Committee votes to block Trump from easing sanctions on ZTE https://t.co/6VrlmkWSNn pic.twitter.com/WgstQTGTMS
— The Hill (@thehill) May 22, 2018
Awkward https://t.co/Tuul8RNwhS
— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) May 22, 2018
Am I wrong that there’s, like, a 100% chance the phone has been hacked? https://t.co/TMPn0g1gcu
— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) May 21, 2018
Dear @realDonaldTrump: The #SS7 flaw allows foreign governments to listen in on your unsecured cell phone.
If you’re not concerned about that, how about this: that same flaw gives US intelligence the capability to listen in on your phone.
Will you please change your behavior? https://t.co/luuqymFHY9— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) May 22, 2018
re: #270 makeitstop
Senate Banking Committee votes to block Trump from easing sanctions on ZTE
I wonder if China will pull the funding for that ‘project’ now.
re: #265 lawhawk
Until he can’t cover it up anymore. Then he’ll go to a doctor.
Who’ll cover it up.
And then sign off on a letter lauding Trump as the healthiest example of good health in the whole history of health, EVER!!
re: #276 Dr Lizardo
Well, his makeup person, I suppose.
Makeup person. Doctor. Same diff. //////////
Just arrived in Manchester for #parklifefestival tonight feeling the #onelove
Livestream of Mark Zuckerberg in front of the European Parliament.
Sen. @MarkWarner’s spox sent this to reporters in response to DHS Sec Kirstjen Nielsen’s comment that she was not “aware” of conclusion that Putin wanted to help Trump win: pic.twitter.com/1CNXS0fGZN
— Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) May 22, 2018
ICYMI: The Trump Admin is refusing to release a survey of FBI morale taken after Comey was fired https://t.co/5tJFod16QW pic.twitter.com/5CsQaOI58l
— Alice Ollstein (@AliceOllstein) May 22, 2018
The administration is a confederacy of incompetent PR flacks
Regarding Trump’s face, I’ve seen quite a few mentions of acitinic keratosis, defined (per Wiki) as:
Actinic keratosis (AK) is a pre-cancerous[2] patch of thick, scaly, or crusty skin.[3][4] These growths are more common in fair-skinned people and those who are frequently in the sun.[5] They usually form when skin gets damaged by ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun or indoor tanning beds. AKs are considered potentially pre-cancerous; left untreated, they may turn into a type of cancer called squamous cell skin cancer.
re: #252 electrotek
How the Manchester bombing turned the city into a symbol for the far-right
Here’s the money-making quote from this article:
As far as those using the bombing to exploit Manchester for anti-Islamic feeling, they speak about “freedom of speech” in the modern era. Hett is unerring in his judgement.
“They don’t want freedom of speech, what they want is freedom from consequence.
OOPS!
BBC News Alert—The Singapore Party may be delayed…
re: #268 Eclectic Cyborg
Do they still air VBs baking show? I seem to have misplaced my guide…
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They’re selling this at the hospital
Got a BBC Breaking News Alert - Trump’s now saying his upcoming summit with Kim Jong-un may be “delayed”.
The Constitutional Crisis is That There is No “Crisis” https://t.co/ZaWckq7nKd by dnexon
— LG&M (@lefarkins) May 22, 2018
re: #287 Dr Lizardo
I’ll start designing a ‘Delayed’ coin.
We’re living in a tyranny of buffoonery. https://t.co/XapWOYFPQJ
— David Gross 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊 (@DavidGr78574965) May 22, 2018
Evil Clowns
If you want a good laugh, go look at the pictures of the BBQ event in response to that woman who called the police and cried about how blacks were getting to cook: dailykos.com. They turned her picture into t-shirts.
Earlier this morning, the gas company mechanic came by our home to inspect the natural gas system. It gets a clean bill of health. Glad they could get around to that since the tornado that hit us was on May 10.
An hour later, our home insurance adjuster came back to inspect the interior damage to our bedroom. The plaster damage they will not pay for (it is considered an “abandoned ceiling” as it is covered by a suspended ceiling), though they will pay to remove the remaining plaster which is in danger of falling.
The insurance company will pay for the complete removal and replacement of our roof on both our house and shed, complete repainting of the north and west sides of the house (we had softball-sized hail which destroyed our new paint job), and 50% of the cost of our window air conditioner (also destroyed by the hail).
The surprising thing is our car was not damaged by the hail that scoured the paint off our house. Smart cars are tough.
The moral of the story here seems to be trust in God but make your insurance payments. /s
re: #293 Belafon
If you want a good laugh, go look at the pictures of the BBQ event in response to that woman who called the police and cried about how blacks were getting to cook: dailykos.com. They turned her picture into t-shirts.
This is persecution.//
re: #293 Belafon
If you want a good laugh, go look at the pictures of the BBQ event in response to that woman who called the police and cried about how blacks were getting to cook: dailykos.com. They turned her picture into t-shirts.
I’m surprised Fox hasn’t embraced her and provided her a platform to be a victim.
re: #195 ObserverArt
We should all get paid for that last part.
Mr. Soros will be sending your cheques in the mail. /s
re: #298 Dr. Matt
I’m surprised Fox hasn’t embraced her and provided her a platform to be a victim.
Wait till they’re done milking gun girl’s fifteen minutes.
re: #267 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
Meanwhile, on the other coast…
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re: #301 sagehen
Isn’t “Terminus” where the Walking Dead
cannibalsBBQ enthusiasts were set up?
Fixed it.
re: #298 Dr. Matt
I’m surprised Fox hasn’t embraced her and provided her a platform to be a victim.
She’s not their type.
re: #298 Dr. Matt
The ultimate #BBQBECKY! This is the moment someone should have been #calling #911! pic.twitter.com/VR6VXzSjaA
— LoVetta Jenkins (@ChattyPassenger) May 16, 2018
If I were advising Dems I would tell them to have a press conference everyday listing all the newest corruption charges against Trump.
— George FLIPadopoulos (@managedchaos999) May 22, 2018
I was JUST going to tweet this very thing! Every. Day. A national press secretary to fact check Sarah, who highlights the scandals & crimes & brings others to the podium to also offer the expert analysis, briefings & fact checking. DON’T leave it up to Zucker. He gave us Trump https://t.co/dBNvTdUkP7
— Cheri Jacobus (@CheriJacobus) May 22, 2018
And while I make that question-comment, it actually would be a good idea. Generate a lot of tweets out of it that can be passed around.
It would help a lot to present a regular, organized response.
re: #293 Belafon
If you want a good laugh, go look at the pictures of the BBQ event in response to that woman who called the police and cried about how blacks were getting to cook: dailykos.com. They turned her picture into t-shirts.
I see that the resulting discussion has evolved into a discussion of ribs and BBQ.
I heartily approve.
The nuclear football pic.twitter.com/MgI2brxARl
— Ned Pyle (@NerdPyle) May 22, 2018
re: #242 Patricia Kayden
Because proper spelling and correct grammar are signs of Marxist, East Coast elitism. Being dumb is a sign of being a “real American”. **rolls eyes**
Commenting on a Yahoo News article, I was told by some wingnut “you write like you’re gay.”
I’m not aware what “gay” writing is on the Internet unless it’s correctly spelled words and proper grammar.
I have been told by many people my handwriting “looks like a girl’s writing,” but that’s different. (My wife says my handwriting looks like her great-grandparents’ writing though, so take your pick.)
“Guy signs “walkies” to his deaf dog” pic.twitter.com/Tt3oXZvWrM
— Fluff Society (@FluffSociety) May 22, 2018
re: #251 Targetpractice
A conclusion they reached over a year ago…and she’s not aware of it.
Or she lied.
A growing sinkhole has opened on the White House lawn near the press room. https://t.co/bIin9bPAJm
— Quartz (@qz) May 22, 2018
God’s metaphor game on on point today. https://t.co/AgNhIs3aSx
— Ian Millhiser (@imillhiser) May 22, 2018
who are “a lot of people”? can you name them? fake news
— Gayle (@gayle_gcollins) May 22, 2018
BREAKING: Trump says Singapore summit with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un `may not work out for June 12,’ suggests potential delay.
— The Associated Press (@AP) May 22, 2018
no one suspected nuclear diplomacy could be so complicated https://t.co/naw8i8hpB1
— Simon Maloy (@SimonMaloy) May 22, 2018
“My son, to me, is not a criminal, he’s a victim.” Father of Santa Fe High School shooting suspect says he believes his son lashed out because he was bullied. https://t.co/25htvD2t1Q
— AP Central U.S. (@APCentralRegion) May 22, 2018
And did you come to this conclusion before or after you failed to secure your guns?
— Blue Heron Farm (@BlueHeronFarmTX) May 22, 2018
re: #316 Backwoods_Sleuth
GOP: God, why didn’t you tell us Trump was bad?
God: I sent you Hillary and a sinkhole. What more did you need?
— AaronSchlossbergLaw (@ASchlossbergLaw) May 22, 2018
“I am not racist.”
Thanks for clearing that up, pal. We were really worried. https://t.co/mNcw5OxXQK— Imani Gandy (@AngryBlackLady) May 22, 2018
re: #319 Backwoods_Sleuth
Sorry, speaking as a white male who was bulled in school, but “I was bullied” is not an excuse.
“Make North korea Great Again.”
— Shlomo Schorr (@OneJerseySchorr) May 22, 2018
Yeah, that’ll really show a multibillion dollar corporation.
They’re death merchants selling guns meant for the military and serve no purpose for hunters. If you need one to hunt, you suck at hunting.— lawhawk (@lawhawk) May 22, 2018
WOW — Trump refuses to say if he has confidence in Rod Rosenstein, attacks reporter for even asking him about it pic.twitter.com/4dANM5m4vJ
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) May 22, 2018
re: #322 Belafon
Sorry, speaking as a white male who was bulled in school, but “I was bullied” is not an excuse.
Same here. I was bullied. I was bullied a lot. Though I might’ve hit a couple out of anger, at no point did it ever cross my mind to ever kill any of them.
Though it also helped that my family has never owned any guns(still doesn’t).
re: #325 lawhawk
What’s the tweet you’re replying to?
President Trump instructs the translator for the South Korean president to “interpret that for him so he can hear it because, you know, he’s not hearing what we’re doing here” pic.twitter.com/breRCxRlTG
— Steve Kopack (@SteveKopack) May 22, 2018
re: #316 Backwoods_Sleuth
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Waiting for Franky Graham Cracker and his Pulpit Pimpin’ Pals to explain the sinkhole…
re: #332 Belafon
What’s the tweet you’re replying to?
FNC claiming some pawn shop “trolled” Dicks by selling AR 15’s.
So what do the “nationalists” in Trumps base think of us “making North Korea great” by giving Kim money.
re: #330 SteelPH
Same here. I was bullied. I was bullied a lot. Though I might’ve hit a couple out of anger, at no point did it ever cross my mind to ever kill any of them.
Though it also helped that my family has never owned any guns(still doesn’t).
I grew up in west Texas. My family had guns. My parent’s guns were stored under their bed. We had a few, a .22, a single load shotgun. But we never talked about them in any way other than a few times when we went out to shoot them. They were never talked about as a solution for something, such as repelling government.
re: #327 freetoken
GRACE-FO launch in a couple of hours:
Falcon 9 and Iridium-6/GRACE-FO went vertical last night ahead of today’s launch at 12:47 p.m. PDT, 19:47 UTC from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. https://t.co/wJxwQ9XSKJ pic.twitter.com/jiRT8Cn2wU
— SpaceX (@SpaceX) May 22, 2018
hahahahahahaahahahaaaaa
Exclusive — Revolt Underway: Rep. Paul Gosar Calls for Paul Ryan Removal as Speaker, Replacement with Jim Jordan https://t.co/DvHrtd0NlH
— Sarah Palin (@SarahPalinUSA) May 22, 2018
re: #333 Backwoods_Sleuth
Moon (in Korean): what did he say?
Translator (in Korean): nothing, he’s a moron
Moon: but what did he say?
Translator: he doesn’t understand what my job is so he told me to tell you what he said
Moon: …
Translator: I know, right?
re: #340 KGxvi
I can’t imagine how utterly impossible it is to even attempt to translate anything Trump says.
QUESTION: “Do you have confidence in Rod Rosenstein?”
TRUMP: “What’s your next question, please?”— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) May 22, 2018
Trump splashes cold water over his planned meeting with Kim Jong-un. “There’s a chance, a very substantial chance, it won’t work out.” https://t.co/GOq7GMv3jI
— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) May 22, 2018
re: #334 Joe Bacon 🌹
Waiting for Franky Graham Cracker and his Pulpit Pimpin’ Pals to explain the sinkhole…
Well, since it was by the press room, obviously it is god punishing those heathen reporters who don’t love and respect the president enough to want the world to end in fire and blood.
re: #339 Backwoods_Sleuth
They want to replace Ryan with extreme nationalists.
I bet one of the reasons Paul Ryan is quitting is because he knows he has to become a rabid white nationalist or he’ll have no future in the Republican party.
Ryan is a tool of the uber-rich, who care only about money, and who only use the far-right reactionaries to tip elections. The latter may slowly be wising up to this.
Trump vanity and ego on display (with a dash of conspiracy theory and bulkshit):
You’ve blown up more deals than anyone. You can’t negotiate your way out of a paper bag. No sane negotiator takes the positions you take because your first position is so laughable, and your last position is capitulation.
— lawhawk (@lawhawk) May 22, 2018
They didn’t have spies.
They don’t need them. You’re using an unsecured phone that gives any foreign power or intel agency or law enforcement ability to see/hear what you’re doing.— lawhawk (@lawhawk) May 22, 2018
this is fine…
President Trump: “There are certain conditions that we want and I think we’ll get those conditions. And if we don’t we don’t have the meeting … If it doesn’t happen, maybe it’ll happen later” https://t.co/voW0oXHaC2 https://t.co/UGWYKMZ7z4
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) May 22, 2018
President Trump: I will “guarantee” Kim Jong Un’s safety during the summit https://t.co/pnLTeYEkPK
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) May 22, 2018
such a moron.
re: #342 SteelPH
I can’t imagine how utterly impossible it is to even attempt to translate anything Trump says.
I mean, at least he’s not using idioms
Trump: “A lot of people are saying they had spies in my campaign.”
— Alan Rappeport (@arappeport) May 22, 2018
The FBI and CIA are already aware of that, but thanks for your concern, Mr. President. That’s probably why the FBI had investigators looking into it, you know, to protect you from espionage. /s
re: #339 Backwoods_Sleuth
hahahahahahaahahahaaaaa
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And that really is the perfect photo.
“Oh, shit”.
re: #351 Anymouse 🌹
The FBI and CIA are already aware of that, but thanks for your concern, Mr. President. That’s probably why the FBI had investigators looking into it, you know, to protect you from espionage. /s
The Russians are friends, not spies. Now, the FBI and CIA, they’re not working for Trump.
To put it bluntly, he shows Kim Jong Un more respect than he does domestic critics.
re: #353 Belafon
The Russians are friends, not spies. Now, the FBI and CIA, they’re not working for Trump.
The Russians (and the Saudis and the Emirates) aren’t working for Trump either, more accurately, Trump is working for them.
re: #336 HappyWarrior
So what do the “nationalists” in Trumps base think of us “making North Korea great” by giving Kim money.
Probably applauding him for his “brilliant” and “tough” diplomacy - in stark contrast to Clinton, Bush and Obama, who tried to deal with the Norks by buying them off.
Or, they would be, if the “summit” looked likely to happen: if it flops, they’ll just go back to buying the line that it’s all Little Rocket Man’s fault, and Trump’s original plan of blustering threats (in stark contrast to Clinton, Bush and Obama policy, natch) was/is the best policy after all…
re: #167 William Lewis
And on top of it all, the SCOTUS upheld an anti-worker decision upholding a ruling that Epic Software (a huge player in medical records software) can force employees to accept arbitration and surrender the right to sue as a condition of employment. Yet another freedom destroyed by the corrupt John Roberts court. I’m sure the Koch brothers are enjoying the champagne this morning!
I kicked around working for them when I was planning on leaving the hospital I was working for. We used their software for parts of our electronic medical records project. Glad I didn’t.
re: #354 HappyWarrior
To put it bluntly, he shows Kim Jong Un more respect than he does domestic critics.
And they think Kim Jong Un is more pragmatic than the Iranians lol
re: #337 Belafon
I grew up in west Texas. My family had guns. My parent’s guns were stored under their bed. We had a few, a .22, a single load shotgun. But we never talked about them in any way other than a few times when we went out to shoot them. They were never talked about as a solution for something, such as repelling government.
Same here. My uncle owned several long guns, and my mother owned a Baretta pistol. They did not speak of them in any way other than my uncle hunting and my mother target shooting.
REPORTER: Mr. President, are you happy with how trade talks with China went?
TRUMP: No, not really. pic.twitter.com/e0f581y8Ik— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) May 22, 2018
Trump, sounding tired, goes on a weird rant: “You see, any time time I talk to China about trade, I’m thinking about the border b/c that border is a very important element in what we are doing. It has been cut off largely but it’s been opened up a bit lately. I don’t like that.” pic.twitter.com/bZHNlNUyVm
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) May 22, 2018
Trump closes the pooly spray by defending his widely-criticized tweet in support of the Chinese telecom company ZTE, but is completely oblivious to reality that concerns about the company center on national security issues, not trade. pic.twitter.com/kMOyQ2aQHv
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) May 22, 2018
moron really hasn’t got a fucking clue about anything.
I wouldn’t think Trump qualified to be a pundit on political matters let alone be President. He’s ignorant. He doesn’t like to read. And his aides enable him. He’s going to and in fact already has caused a lot of problems for this country.
IV is out!
Things are starting to move faster…..
re: #361 HappyWarrior
I wouldn’t think Trump qualified to be a pundit on political matters let alone be President. He’s ignorant. He doesn’t like to read. And his aides enable him. He’s going to and in fact already has caused a lot of problems for this country.
Wait, I thought that’s exactly the criteria to be a pundit?
re: #321 Backwoods_Sleuth
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We saw your unscripted unfiltered snd true self that day
This here is the acting. An attempt at damage control is all
OMG pic.twitter.com/UyxiRM2jOL
— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) May 22, 2018
re: #364 KGxvi
Wait, I thought that’s exactly the criteria to be a pundit?
Ha! Nah that’s being a self righteous boob.
re: #329 JordanRules
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This from the guy who fires your ass if you don’t pledge fealty on demand
re: #367 HappyWarrior
Ha! Nah that’s being a self righteous boob.
You say toe-may-toe, I say to-ma-toe.
re: #336 HappyWarrior
So what do the “nationalists” in Trumps base think of us “making North Korea great” by giving Kim
moneytheir tax dollars .
Well, he said it out loud
Lesley Stahl asked Trump in semi-private meeting why he’s always attacking the press. His answer: “I want to demean you and discredit you so that when you do negative stories about me, no one will believe you.” @deadlineclub #deadlineawards
— vanessa gezari (@vanessagezari) May 22, 2018
re: #339 Backwoods_Sleuth
hahahahahahaahahahaaaaa
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Dumbest move by Ryan was announcing his intentions.
He shot himself in the foot and became a ……..lame duck indeed
LOL … Michael Cohen is not the sharpest teaspoon in the knife drawer, after The Onion finally responded to his five-year-old cease-and-desist order on an article The Onion published.
‘The Onion’ Has Finally Read Michael Cohen’s 2013 Email Regarding His Client Donald Trump And Would Like To Discuss The Matter Further At His Convenience (goes to The Onion’s response to his five-year-old letter.
.@MichaelCohen212, we will gladly delete this article, per your request, in exchange for influence over the president’s decision-making. https://t.co/DjgcNAW7xV pic.twitter.com/07SaZyRhif
— The Onion (@TheOnion) May 21, 2018
Maybe all of you #haters #trolls missed the memo but @TheOnion is a news “SATIRE” Organization. That means…it’s not real! #GetALife https://t.co/zHEr3E9LF7
— Michael Cohen (@MichaelCohen212) May 21, 2018
Trump just said the business community lobbied him against national security concerns over ZTE and he now wants to provide them MORE American technology. #facepalm
— Josh Rogin (@joshrogin) May 22, 2018
GOP: Ban Muslims, ban abortion, ban trans people from serving in the military, ban kneeling during the anthem, ban doors, ban trench coats…
Also GOP: Banning guns won’t work.— OhNoSheTwitnt (@OhNoSheTwitnt) May 22, 2018
PANAMA CITY BEACH, FL:
- Active Shooter
- Dozens of Gunshots Reported
- Multiple Police Agencies Respondinghttps://t.co/sOu3Ufrq2n pic.twitter.com/5hKpTH3fX3— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) May 22, 2018
#Breaking Active Shooter on Panama City Beach, Fl https://t.co/4zTr6wtyAW
— Jedi Jim (@Imagineer2018) May 22, 2018
re: #379 Kragar
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It’s quite obvious this is happening because this country abandoned God. REPENT BEFORE ITS TOO LATE!
re: #320 Belafon
GOP: God, why didn’t you tell us Trump was bad?
God: I sent you Hillary and a sinkhole. What more did you need?
re: #383 Belafon
Or worse, some woman said no.
We really have to do something about all of the women who won’t have teh secks with racist, misogynist sociopaths…
“Pres Trump: “South Korea, China and Japan, and I’ve spoken to all three…they will be willing to help and I believe invest very very large sums of money into helping to make North Korea great.”
Can we make Puerto Rico great first?
re: #387 BlueSpotinAL
“Pres Trump: “South Korea, China and Japan, and I’ve spoken to all three…they will be willing to help and I believe invest very very large sums of money into helping to make North Korea great.”
Can we make Puerto Rico great first?
No. Foreigners first is how you MAGA.
re: #389 Anymouse 🌹
No. Foreigners first is how you MAGA.
‘America first, except for the parts that don’t like me.’
re: #390 makeitstop
‘… and the parts that do like me… screw ‘em if I can get some sort of benefit out of it for myself or family… or do something that makes the libs angry’
Lucian Wintrich trying to take Jim Hoft’s crown as SMOTI:
Yea, I think you need to go back and re-read some of your dad’s speeches…
— Lucian B. Wintrich (@lucianwintrich) May 20, 2018
re: #392 Anymouse 🌹
Lucian Wintrich trying to take Jim Hoft’s crown as SMOTI:
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White-‘splaining to a King.
Bold move there Lucian, bold move….
re: #392 Anymouse 🌹
Lucian Wintrich trying to take Jim Hoft’s crown as SMOTI:
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His arrogance is going to lead to his downfall.
re: #392 Anymouse 🌹
Lucian Wintrich trying to take Jim Hoft’s crown as SMOTI:
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Yeah that’s the ticket Lucian, you an alt right pos telling MLK’s daughter she didn’t understand his message.
TBH I just wish the right wingers would be honest. They don’t care about MLK or what he believed in.
re: #396 HappyWarrior
We can only dream. :)
Wait till he has a falling out with SMOTI and writes a tell-all book!
re: #398 Joe Bacon 🌹
Wait till he has a falling out with SMOTI and writes a tell-all book!
Ha yeah, that would be something.
BREAKING: Barack Obama acknowledge spying in his tweet from February 2013….. pic.twitter.com/1QAgrL90mJ
— Maggie Resists Trump (@Stop_Trump20) May 22, 2018
re: #398 Joe Bacon 🌹
Wait till he has a falling out with SMOTI and writes a tell-all book!
**shudder**
re: #391 CongoJack
‘… and the parts that do like me… screw ‘em if I can get some sort of benefit out of it for myself or family… or do something that makes the libs angry’
↑^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This here
re: #398 Joe Bacon 🌹
Wait till he has a falling out with SMOTI and writes a tell-all book!
Just so it isn’t “show-all”. My eyes would explode.
re: #403 HappyWarrior
Their whole ideology is “Piss off the libs.”
That’s a bonus
With this dude it’s all about ” if I can get some sort of benefit out of it for myself or family”
re: #339 Backwoods_Sleuth
hahahahahahaahahahaaaaa
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Oh noes…not Jim Jordan for Speaker!!!
I know I hate the Republicans, but if one thing needs to be done for this country’s politics it would be the elimination of anyone associated with The Freedom Caucus. They are the extreme crazies that are causing a lot of issues. They need to be trounced in any upcoming election.
re: #406 ObserverArt
Oh noes…not Jim Jordan for Speaker!!!
I know I hate the Republicans, but if one thing needs to be done for this country’s politics it would be the elimination of anyone associated with The Freedom Caucus. They are the extreme crazies that are causing a lot of issues. They need to be trounced in any upcoming election.
On a positive note, little would happen since the freedom caucus is so fucking nuts they’d, thankfully, get nothing done.
re: #339 Backwoods_Sleuth
hahahahahahaahahahaaaaa
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Why not? Let’s have a White Trash Speaker to go with the White Trash President!
re: #397 HappyWarrior
TBH I just wish the right wingers would be honest. They don’t care about MLK or what he believed in.
Arizona resisted recognizing Martin Luther King, Jr. Day for many years after it was adopted.
For years conservatives considered him a communist agitator who was just trying to stir up the ni*CLANGs. Barry Goldwater, Edger Hover, and William F. Buckley all demonised him.
Then they figured out Rev. Dr. King was popular, so they did what comes natural to a conservative: They lied about their previous position and claimed he was a Republican and gun-lover.
Dr. King carried a gun because of conservatives, not because he wanted to.
I didn’t see this, please forgive if already posted.
Incoming @NRA President Oliver North says: “If school shield had been in place, far less likely that would have happened. “The disease in this case isn’t the 2nd amendment, the disease is youngsters who are steeped in a culture of violence, they’ve been drugged in many cases,” pic.twitter.com/TrFFG0jHK0
— FoxNewsSunday (@FoxNewsSunday) May 20, 2018
.@NRA President blames America’s school shooting crisis on media violence and Ritalin. This is false. American teens watch the same movies and play the same video games as their peers in other high income countries. What’s different? They have easy access to arsenals and ammo. https://t.co/LKhAv5Ozx2
— Shannon Watts (@shannonrwatts) May 20, 2018
You know what else is a stimulent? The Cocaine that Oliver North helped bring into the US via his criminal support of the Contras in the 80s. https://t.co/bv60ahpwgq
— David Hogg (@davidhogg111) May 20, 2018
re: #406 ObserverArt
Oh noes…not Jim Jordan for Speaker!!!
I know I hate the Republicans, but if one thing needs to be done for this country’s politics it would be the elimination of anyone associated with The Freedom Caucus. They are the extreme crazies that are causing a lot of issues. They need to be trounced in any upcoming election.
This seems unlikely to happen. Even if the Republicans have he gavel taken from them in the next election, it’s likely that the crazies will become an ever more powerful part of the Republican Party.
re: #410 b.d. (Witch Hunt!!)
I didn’t see this, please forgive if already posted.
“Helmsman, school shield double front!”
T-60 minutes until Falcon 9 launch of Iridium-6/GRACE-FO. Launch webcast will go live about 15 minutes before liftoff → https://t.co/gtC39uBC7z
— SpaceX (@SpaceX) May 22, 2018
re: #413 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
I can see Vandenberg rocket launches FROM MY HOUSE!
I’m going to try and video it.
Does Broidy have this power or is it Donny Dennison
Have you managed to establish what Ms Bechard did to merit a ‘Genius Visa’? You know, the same one Melania Trump got… https://t.co/X02JREz19R
— ShreddedReTweet (@ShreddedReTweet) May 22, 2018
re: #263 makeitstop
I’m very concerned that Trump is allowing his cancer to spread unchecked.
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Thoughts and prayers should just about cover it.
re: #409 Anymouse 🌹
Arizona resisted recognizing Martin Luther King, Jr. Day for many years after it was adopted.
For years conservatives considered him a communist agitator who was just trying to stir up the ni*CLANGs. Barry Goldwater, Edger Hover, and William F. Buckley all demonised him.
Then they figured out Rev. Dr. King was popular, so they did what comes natural to a conservative: They lied about their previous position and claimed he was a Republican and gun-lover.
Dr. King carried a gun because of conservatives, not because he wanted to.
Yep precisely.
Today, it was my great honor to welcome President Moon Jae-in of the Republic of Korea to the @WhiteHouse!🇺🇸🇰🇷 pic.twitter.com/yvOxNiA1DM
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 22, 2018
re: #263 makeitstop
I’m very concerned that Trump is allowing his cancer to spread unchecked.
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Waiting for his health insurance to deny the claim for treatment…
re: #379 Kragar
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yippie yappee and yahooee
the eagle has landed
remember the Maine
the French have arrive
and whoop-de-do
Mrs dm’s been sprung
Honest to god, read the comments at this article… The stuff they believe is stunning. I’m so saddened by this. It’s completely insane yet they fully believe (the comments, aside from the article).
Nunes: “Absolute Red Line” If DOJ/FBI Funded A Spy In The Trump Campaign https://t.co/E7EDiPKgg9
— NetNewsBuzz (@NetNewsBuzz) May 22, 2018
re: #423 MsJ
Honest to god, read the comments at this article… The stuff they believe is stunning. I’m so saddened by this. It’s completely insane yet they fully believe (the comments, aside from the article).
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It’s the end result of 40 years of Conservative brainwashing.
Fuck it. I’m going to be irresponsible for once:
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re: #354 HappyWarrior
To put it bluntly, he shows Kim Jong Un more respect than he does domestic critics.
Kim Jong executes people with artillery.
If it weren’t for a dozen people constantly showing him the “BAD GUY” chart, Trump would be sweating Kim for a bromance like he did Duterte.
re: #392 Anymouse 🌹
Lucian Wintrich trying to take Jim Hoft’s crown as SMOTI:
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He’s a dumb guy who feels smart, because he works as a Trump propagandist, and was allowed into the press room as a representative of blog that exists to mislead Conservatives. He should be ashamed, but has no shame.
— Jeff “We call BS” Furlington (@FurlingtonJeff) May 22, 2018
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— Ed Mix (@the_edwin_mix) May 22, 2018
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