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Jared Kushner’s solution for immigration is being described as a ‘conversation-starter’ and a ‘complete whiff.’
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It’s getting so that comedians are the only way I can handle news these days. The rest of cable news is an almost total unrelenting shitshow.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) May 17, 2019
Glad the “Roll Tide” thread is closing. Actually Alabama was pretty smart to get in early with a Handmaid’s Law. Now a bunch of other yahoo states will try to out-dumb us and catch the next wave of shit.
I want to hear more about these ungrateful children and whether the thing they did that treated their father so badly involved a subpoena.
— Rev. Magdalen ||This Machine Dismantles Patriarchy (@revmagdalen) May 17, 2019
Trump: “NAFTA’s been bad for the farmers. A lot of people don’t realize it.”
Farmers overwhelmingly love NAFTA. Farm exports to Canada and Mexico have quadrupled under NAFTA.— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) May 17, 2019
After ramble-mocking Elizabeth Warren in an official speech to realtors, Trump says, “She’s got a lot of pent-up anger. She’s an angry person.”
— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) May 17, 2019
Pro-life!
183 Republicans just voted against making prescription drugs cheaper https://t.co/NU5bHFHAyV
— Jon Cooper (@joncoopertweets) May 17, 2019
Went searching for “remove the senators” (as in the ones who refuse to convict), found this that should have had more action two months ago:
Remind me again, why did the Rosenbergs die in 1953 and not 1994 and 2002?
Oh, that’s right. Now was the war w/Russia at that time a DECLARED war?
OK, then we can hang the Senators and Representatives for treason. Of course, Barr’s #DepartmentofInjustice would sooner hang Dems.— (((Chrysi Cat))) (@chrysicat) May 17, 2019
re: #5 jaunte
“ramble-mocking” should get more use.
A two star army general just started following me on twitter….
Not sure why.
re: #9 Scottish Dragon
A two star army general just started following me on twitter….
Not sure why.
Did you clear your hand receipts at ETS?
re: #9 Scottish Dragon
A two star army general just started following me on twitter….
Not sure why.
Followers should have to complete a multiple-choice thing about ‘why’. With large comment space for ‘other:’
The disclosure, of course, raises serious questions as to why Barr redacted this material in the report, and why evidence that Trump did precisely what Barr said was illegal did not convince him that the president had obstructed justice. https://t.co/gIjudyvNI4
— Jennifer Rubin (@JRubinBlogger) May 17, 2019
No one trolls better than your neighbors pic.twitter.com/NUhTGbVrrg
— ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) May 16, 2019
Wow. Report for the white supremacism, scroll down and find he’s a trans-exclusionary MRA. I’m not saying he needs a good dogpiling, but I’m not not-saying it either.
So socialism from predominantly white countries?
— Boyce Jr. (@ZDaySubtitled) May 17, 2019
re: #12 Dread Pirate Union Local 13
Because Barr believes the president is above the law.
One of my all time favorite writers. יהי זכרו ברוך
Herman Wouk, Pulitzer Prize-winning master of sweeping historical fiction, dies a 103 https://t.co/pDmoMB150r
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) May 17, 2019
For the record, I’m not as much “anti-Tulsi” as I am “anti-people-who-prop-up-murderous-dictators-and-legitimize-their-brutal-slaughter-of-civilians” … while running on a “pro-peace” platform. https://t.co/GIznMDuz2y
— Caroline Orr (@RVAwonk) May 17, 2019
Grumpy Cat has died, but she left quite a legacy. She’s one of the first pets to make big money for its owner as a successful influencer. https://t.co/yQs8UfUOPk
— CNN (@CNN) May 17, 2019
Here’s why rape victims shouldn’t get an exception from abortion laws, per Rep. Barry Hovis. “Most of the rapes” he saw in law enforcement didn’t involve “gentlemen jumping out of bushes. Most of them were date rapes or consensual rapes…” https://t.co/31SpFiH6kX
— Sarah Fenske (@sarahfenske) May 17, 2019
Just spoke with Rep. Hovis. He said he misspoke and meant to say LEOs finding out whether what occurred was “consensual or rape.” He didn’t realize the error until Proudie spoke. He apologized and said multiple times, “There is no such thing as consensual rape.” #moleg https://t.co/PGPCqmVky6
— Crystal Thomas (@bycrystalthomas) May 17, 2019
re: #21 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
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Consensual rape isn’t a thing jackass and date rape is still rape. I hope your wife and all the women in your life leave you so you’re stuck with your lonesome dick.
Trump was warned about Flynn by Obama, Comey, and Yates.
His response was to attack all of them and stick with Flynn until he had already lied to the FBI and Pence.
Now Trump lies about ever being warned, knowing that supporters will believe him. https://t.co/On4sO441ul— Renato Mariotti (@renato_mariotti) May 17, 2019
re: #14 Chrysicat
Finland, Sweden, Norway, Canada: functioning legal systems.
Venezuela: judiciary corrupted and captured by the ruling party.
Y’all this anti-abortion stuff is happening FAST.
Red states are tripping over each other to get these laws through.
The Senate Is Giving Trump Loyalist Judges to Shield Him From the Law https://t.co/KTT3z0muKN
— Jeffrey Levin (@jilevin) May 17, 2019
And either Tulsi’s or Bernie’s fans are targeting ppl on that list now. @riotwomennn is either banned now or temp-banned, for one.
— (((Chrysi Cat))) (@chrysicat) May 17, 2019
re: #28 Chrysicat
The harder jack tries to keep apolitical, the more political forces are going to take advantage of Twitter.
re: #29 Belafon
The harder jack tries to keep apolitical, the more political forces are going to take advantage of Twitter.
Yep, we’re in for a shitshow next year as election day draws closer.
re: #19 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
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and a good part of that money went toward keeping Tardar Sauce happy and comfortable despite all of her physical problems.
Question: Anyone know how good the GOP chances are of taking back the House next year?
re: #27 jaunte
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Mitch’s face just keeps getting weirder and weirder looking.
He’s looking more like Wayland Flowers’ puppet, Madame.
re: #26 Eclectic Cyborg
Y’all this anti-abortion stuff is happening FAST.
Red states are tripping over each other to get these laws through.
Panic mode. They have to get it done before the mythical 2nd term. Of their president.
re: #32 Eclectic Cyborg
Question: Anyone know how good the GOP chances are of taking back the House next year?
0 actually. And I would bet on that.
ALL CAPS REALTORS!!!
Today, it was my great honor to address the the National Association of REALTORS! https://t.co/LQNExa57ne
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 17, 2019
re: #9 Scottish Dragon
Maybe thinks you are an actual dragon?
re: #37 Backwoods_Sleuth
ALL CAPS REALTORS!!!
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So funny that someone (NOT the moron) tweeted that knowing that all caps with a TM is the trademark
SPICY LIVES: Flynn is EXTRA her bitch. https://t.co/WHCXhkmmjE
— Eric Garland (@ericgarland) May 17, 2019
Trump took out 30-year loan on $18.5 million home in 2018.
So, why would Individual 1 take out a mortgage on one of his properties if he’s a billionaire?
…because he’s not.
He just shuffles money around on paper so it looks like he’s a billionaire. https://t.co/2wPbY2G7dF— Rodney”Reciprocity”Claeys #ReleaseTheFullReport📄 (@RodneyClaeys) May 16, 2019
well, now, lookie here
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— Local 12/WKRC-TV (@Local12) May 17, 2019
Jim Jordan insists that he knows nothing about this…
seriously, he is claiming ignorance.
re: #26 Eclectic Cyborg
Y’all this anti-abortion stuff is happening FAST.
Red states are tripping over each other to get these laws through.
It’s been a long time building and has finally reached critical mass.
re: #37 Backwoods_Sleuth
Realtors in the NYC metro area will be more than happy to tell Trump what they think of his SALT changes and the mortgage interest deduction limits.
Oh, and the fact that the interest rates are stuck at the current levels shows that the economy is weaker than Trump would ever care to admit. That he’s trying to keep them where they are or lower, shows that he knows the economy is this close to the precipice.
Low interest rates are not inducing more real estate sales.
The problem is that people are still overextended and a host of other factors - student loans, medical costs, etc., and the GOP solution to all of this is: inherit your wealth because we wont tax it and…. bootstraps (but only if you’re a white guy).
re: #32 Eclectic Cyborg
Question: Anyone know how good the GOP chances are of taking back the House next year?
I don’t know, but the districts will remain the same until 2022 (well, outside of the areas that SCOTUS allows to be even MORE gerrymandered for Rs because they were districted by nonpartisan committees, not the R-controlled legislatures “as USCONST demands”, in the early part of the decade).
So it all comes down to who wins those districts presidentially, because ticket-splitting is mainly becoming a thing of the past.
Although I do fear that our guy (or hopefully girl!) will have smaller coattails should they win than Trump will if he does.
re: #5 jaunte
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NAFTA, despite all its critics, has been a general boom for most all of the economy (as have most free trade agreements we’ve entered in the last quarter century). It’s one of the major factors that allowed our economy to transition from being manufacturing-based to service-based.
Rep. Jim Jordan’s alleged role in the Ohio State scandal has now attracted the attention of the House Cmte. on Education and Labor, which has begun looking into the matter, a committee aide tells @NBCNews. https://t.co/ldpGB8yADW
— NBC News (@NBCNews) May 17, 2019
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re: #36 Belafon
0 actually. And I would bet on that.
Would lean towards that opinion as well. Never say never, obviously, but I can’t see what the Dem House Caucus might have done (or be doing) that would sour their constituents on them. And it’s not like Trump is getting better or that any GOP candidate feels like they can buck Trump and survive a primary. If anything, we might see more extreme GOP House candidates in ‘20. Can’t see how that would bode well for the GOP.
Ugh, my MFA is all screwed up, so if I’m not present over the weekend, that’s the reason why. I can’t get the MFA set up on my new phone and I can’t find the emails/info needed to set it up.
But in the process of trying to find that information, I came across a page I wrote back in 2013 that’s as relevant now as it was back then.
President Barack Obama won reelection in 2012, but that hasn’t stopped the GOP from blocking the President’s social agenda at every turn. In turn, Democrats have largely blocked the GOP war on women at the federal level, and just this past week a federal judge ruled that day-after pills must be made available over the counter.
Gov. Sam Brownback, a former US Senator from Kansas, gave the GOP weekly address this week, and he identified how the GOP intends to carry out its misogynistic and brazen assault on abortion rights and the overall social agenda.
If they can’t do it at the federal level, they’ll roll back the rights at the state level.
That’s exactly what they’re doing.
re: #49 Mike Lamb
Would lean towards that opinion as well. Never say never, obviously, but I can’t see what the Dem House Caucus might have done (or be doing) that would sour their constituents on them. And it’s not like Trump is getting better or that any GOP candidate feels like they can buck Trump and survive a primary. If anything, we might see more extreme GOP House candidates in ‘20. Can’t see how that would bode well for the GOP.
If turnout is huge and it should be dems will do well in the house.
re: #32 Eclectic Cyborg
Question: Anyone know how good the GOP chances are of taking back the House next year?
re: #36 Belafon
0 actually. And I would bet on that.
I wouldn’t say it’s “zero” but it’s probably pretty close to zero. They’d have to pick up 18 seats in a presidential year in which they are defending a widely and historically unpopular president. Assuming that the Democrats don’t decide to nominate Abe SimpsonBernie Sanders and the onion on his belt, they should have the advantage up and down the ballot.
In other words, it’s all about turnout. If Democrats can turn out even more voters than they did in 2018, they should be able to hold the House, and possibly expand their majority, along with picking up the White House. The question will remain the Senate. While Republicans are defending a lot of seats, a lot of those seats aren’t necessarily “easy” wins for Democrats. And even if they do win the Senate, some of those new Senators are going to be much closer to the center or even right than what a lot of activists will prefer.
Can I just say I was totally right?
Though I’m worried that trying to anger people against conservatism in this way (an earlier tweet in the thread specifically had him saying corruption is GOOD now) might not pay off the way he thinks it will.
We have moved Past the need for euphemism and speaking in code, honestly. People still squabbling about puritanical code of conduct and prurient morality STILL DON’T GET IT, after 3 years, why Trump was elected. Take solace in losing, because at least you followed the rules.
— Hampden Pumperton (@HPumperton) May 17, 2019
Holy shit, the President of the United States just joked that men should collectively sue women because women took 60% of new jobs created this year. pic.twitter.com/a9aNIgQgG3
— Kendally Brown (@kendallybrown) May 17, 2019
re: #28 Chrysicat
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For the record, as soon as I finished that tweet, I went following the entire enemies list. Five members of it are already suspended.
Tulsibots are pure evil and if she wins the election we’re still looking at a Russian’s idea of paradise. The only thing different will be whether the corporations get to keep their current stockholders or get seized by the government.
re: #54 lawhawk
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men were totally shut out of those very low-paying waitress, barmaid, and home healthcare jobs?
(those are the ones just off the top of my head…)
re: #56 Wah Gwaan?!
OT
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Is it totes off-topic? It certainly fits with that Pumperton guy I embedded the tweet from, just above it!😈
It now seems the General Flynn was under investigation long before was common knowledge. It would have been impossible for me to know this but, if that was the case, and with me being one of two people who would become president, why was I not told so that I could make a change?
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 17, 2019
November 18, 2016
@RepCummings wrote him a letter warning him of Flynn. pic.twitter.com/mfSZJ4AWcL
— Nancy Williams (@NanabananaNancy) May 17, 2019
And cc’s to @jasoninthehouse pic.twitter.com/WojFsxs7hA
— Nancy Williams (@NanabananaNancy) May 17, 2019
re: #57 Backwoods_Sleuth
men were totally shut out of those very low-paying waitress, barmaid, and home healthcare jobs?
(those are the ones just off the top of my head…)
You also forgot incubator. //
re: #60 Dread Pirate Union Local 13
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He wasn’t going to listen to Cummings and Obama because Trump would never let a black guy tell him one of his white guys was bad news.
some chat here last night about quick and easy meals to make.
Tonight here in TheBackwoods, it’s going to be Beef With Broccoli.
I make this on a regular rota of meals here, and it really is just about 20 minutes, including prep time.
I use no added salt, and Kikoman’s low-sodium soy sauce. A fist-sized chunk of top sirloin roast sliced appropriately for the dish and fresh broccoli. Served over basmati rice (riced cauliflower works just as well for the keto folks).
yum, yum, yum.
re: #63 HappyWarrior
He wasn’t going to listen to Cummings and Obama because Trump would never let a black guy tell him
one of his white guys was bad newsanything.
FTFY
Not to mention that, unfortunately, the #QBerts were totally right that Q-Anon was a legitimate source and that Trump had turned the Mueller probe into a sting operation to root out everyone whose loyalty was to the constitution rather than him. That was anonymous too.
— (((Chrysi Cat))) (@chrysicat) May 17, 2019
re: #47 Dread Pirate Union Local 13
“The student did not report his abuse to his coach or to others at the University, noting that the student-athletes were generally expected to be ‘the manliest of men’,” the report states.
This shit is the fucking problem. This right here.
YAY ME!
[4:43 PM] A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for parts of Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia until 11 PM EDT. pic.twitter.com/qDp2sYMlB6
— NWS Wilmington OH (@NWSILN) May 17, 2019
re: #71 Backwoods_Sleuth
YAY ME!
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hail up to ping pong size
wind gusts up to 70mph
fun times ahead!
re: #60 Dread Pirate Union Local 13
Ah, he didn’t know, guys. No harm no foul.
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MOOSE
— darth™ (@darth) May 17, 2019
IN THE FIRST PIC MOOSE IS LOOKING BACK AT THE MUD HOLE THINKING WTF WAS THAT AND IN THE SECOND PIC MOOSE IS JUST HAPPY TO BE HERE DOGRATES JUST HAPPY TO BE HERE
— darth™ (@darth) May 17, 2019
what a good, brave boi…
and Moose is TOTALLY INNOCENT! https://t.co/1rBdTLXnIn
— justa farmer (@justafarmer4) May 17, 2019
can’t stop giggling…
I’m not one for gossip but *scoots closer* https://t.co/4Psm0fXVLY
— JOLENE (@NewtandBean) May 17, 2019
re: #72 Backwoods_Sleuth
hail up to ping pong size
wind gusts up to 70mph
fun times ahead!
Get a helmet and safety glasses and a wiffle ball bat and have at it.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is still refusing to let Congress perform its constitutional oversight duties, pushing the (ahistorical and unconstitutional) argument that they need a “legitimate legislative purpose” to subpoena Trump’s tax returns. https://t.co/4l5OgdVZ5T
— The Moscow Project (@moscow_project) May 17, 2019
re: #75 makeitstop
That was Sky Saxon, man! He had powers!
“Son of a bitch just LOOKED at an amp and it cleaned up…..”
“see, this is exactly why we don’t ask you to go out with us anymore, Gary” pic.twitter.com/ajCo4xXjoH
— Paul Bronks (@SlenderSherbet) May 16, 2019
re: #81 Backwoods_Sleuth
2 dollar scratch off Lottery winner…………..
re: #16 The Vicious Babushka
This Stephen King story is out of date.
— Edwin Mix (@TheEdMix) May 17, 2019
Off to make dinnah for mom.
Colleen Duffy.
She’s had a rough go of it. Rough go of it definition.
Like her stuff. Somewhere in between blues, ****ry, rockabilly, and jazz.
With a side of soul.
Friday on my mind.
Federal appeals court rules Trump decision to end DACA was illegal https://t.co/AllHAKD4Np pic.twitter.com/8diYRrMuhI
— The Hill (@thehill) May 17, 2019
Can’t find the citation now, but I remember reading that in the 1st years of the show Sesame Street would test market all of their segments w/ kids from a predominantly African-American public housing unit in NYC. If something didn’t resonate with that audience, they scrapped it.
— Seth Cotlar (@SethCotlar) May 17, 2019
It’s hard not to view this as a purposeful attempt to force women not only to give birth—as we have seen with these abortion bans—but to force them to get pregnant by making rape easier.
I don’t feel like I’m being alarmist in saying that.— Imani Gandy (@AngryBlackLady) May 17, 2019
re: #81 Backwoods_Sleuth
Gary’s welcome at my house, anytime.
Joel blocked me for asking to fellowship about these oddly worded memes of his. pic.twitter.com/DeyOp1VBOO
— Mrs. Betty Bowers (@BettyBowers) May 17, 2019
re: #89 Backwoods_Sleuth
**shudder**
Think about what Trump is saying he wants: An Army that’s trained for killing, not for policing, marching down your street to kick down doors and haul people off to camps for deportation? Seems too ridiculous to worry about. But some of the ridiculous things he says come true. https://t.co/SgM8ZlysaK
— Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) May 17, 2019
We’ve seen troops deployed against women, children, civilians before. We all know what that means. pic.twitter.com/M4JMv70PgP
— GloriaSEA 🌎🌍🌏🌿 (@GloriaSeattleWA) May 17, 2019
jeebus
BREAKING NEWS: Border official admits targeting journalists and human rights advocates with smuggling investigations https://t.co/57XHTA3NbL by @rdevro
— PEN America (@PENamerican) May 17, 2019
What exactly is there to celebrate? https://t.co/VN9Tw6cwoY
— Lawrence O’Donnell (@Lawrence) May 17, 2019
I can name three reporters off the top of my head for whom the president himself has been an anonymous source. https://t.co/2ywVSAOHyh
— Noah Shachtman (@NoahShachtman) May 17, 2019
Implying that the main purpose of having babies is to make them fight in wars might not be the pro-life message they think it is pic.twitter.com/bNDhuSaArK
— Mike Drucker (@MikeDrucker) May 17, 2019
re: #3 Decatur Deb
Glad the “Roll Tide” thread is closing. Actually Alabama was pretty smart to get in early with a Handmaid’s Law. Now a bunch of other yahoo states will try to out-dumb us and catch the next wave of shit.
MO: hold my beer
re: #91 Backwoods_Sleuth
Trump: Those reports are fake, but yes, I am considering that.
#IShouldntJudgeBut I TOTALLY JUDGE THIS SHITWAD. pic.twitter.com/7Rgbv1N2NG
— Matt Johnson (@HotPockets4All) May 17, 2019
Hey @SenTedCruz - There have been 5,100 gun violence related deaths so far this year. What’s your pro-life policy to deal with that? https://t.co/Z4Pl7Lt5zL
— Andrew Weinstein (@Weinsteinlaw) May 17, 2019
re: #91 Backwoods_Sleuth
Some people need to open the history books to what happened to the US when Eisenhower mass deported Latinos.
ratfuckers gotta rat fuck
This guy joined Twitter 5 days ago and he’s already attacking Pelosi and has a conspiracy theory about a pro-Pelosi DM group promoting some other conspiracy. Note the pro-Pelosi hashtags in his profile. Already promoted by SarahKendzior. Something doesn’t add up here. pic.twitter.com/yv0w0tlALV
— 𝔾𝕦𝕤 (@Gus_802) May 17, 2019
re: #63 HappyWarrior
He wasn’t going to listen to Cummings and Obama because Trump would never let a black guy tell him one of his white guys was bad news.
Cummings wrote a letter — do you think that Trump pays any attention to WRITTEN warnings????
re: #102 Backwoods_Sleuth
ratfuckers gotta rat fuck
Verify stuff that you don’t like. Doubly verify stuff that you agree with. I would have thought Sarah would have known that.
Exclusive footage of Donald Trump challenging Barron to a Table Teniss match at the White House, this evening. pic.twitter.com/WUDXNHjBZq
— Paul Lee Ticks (@PaulLeeTicks) May 17, 2019
@GovMattBevin hates Black people. Yep, I said it and post pictures of his Black children if you want to.
I’m disgusted that he-along with far too many KYians-kept his mouth closed when Reps. Nancy Tate and Melinda Prunty compared abortion to the Holocaust, lynching and slavery. https://t.co/lQWeUFpego— Attica Scott (@atticascott4ky) May 17, 2019
Attica is tearing Bevin several new ones on twitter tonight.
re: #107 Backwoods_Sleuth
I adore Attica…she’s the best
Bevin hates Black people.
He signed the blue lives matter bill that the bill sponsor admitted was in direct retaliation against the Black Lives Matter movement.— Attica Scott (@atticascott4ky) May 17, 2019
Plus, the bill sponsor claimed he didn’t work with any Black people to craft the bill because … wait for it … we were too afraid to speak up publicly on the issue.
Bevin hates Black people.— Attica Scott (@atticascott4ky) May 17, 2019
Dear @NYPDChiefofDept please look into this. Police should not be harassing women on the subway. https://t.co/jIA2ZwcCqG
— Carly Pildis (@CarlyPildis) May 17, 2019
Thank you for responding, sir. Hopeful there can be an equitable resolution.
— Carly Pildis (@CarlyPildis) May 17, 2019
not holding my breath on this one…but sometimes life can surprise.
re: #109 Backwoods_Sleuth
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not holding my breath on this one…but sometimes life can surprise.
tweets from the OP
Just an update to say that @nypdtransit has been exceptionally responsive to this and are handling the matter.
— Kates (@Kates254) May 17, 2019
re: #110 Backwoods_Sleuth
FREEZE PEACH!!11!!
He sure does have free speech… when he isn’t in uniform. When he is in uniform, he represents upholding the laws of this city, state, country. When he is carrying a gun, he enforces those laws. So to mock those laws out loud while in uniform is an unacceptable action.
— Kates (@Kates254) May 17, 2019
goodbye grumpy cat pic.twitter.com/2LmoYXM1Rr
— shitty watercolour (@SWatercolour) May 17, 2019
Classic whataboutism out of Larry on a Friday. Yes the difference is Trump is a real person and Obama didn’t have a genuine bone in his body
— JZ (@JZ618) May 17, 2019
fuck off JZ, ya yob
re: #107 Backwoods_Sleuth
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Attica is tearing Bevin several new ones on twitter tonight.
It’s offensive to people like him? The mentally deficient, fuck-nozzle demographic?
re: #113 Backwoods_Sleuth
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fuck off JZ, ya yob
So it’s ok to say “bullshit” if you really mean it?
good fucking grief
A Pennsylvania school district did a shooting safety drill with a teacher dressed in an Arab headscarf, or kaffiyeh.
It says it was part of a “costume” not meant to represent a specific culture.
Local Muslim groups called it “appalling.”
(Image: Penn-Trafford School District) pic.twitter.com/qJ7JB6XDtA— AJ+ (@ajplus) May 16, 2019
We could have had a president who understood these things because she’s smart, educated, reads books, has empathy.
But you HAD to go with racism and misogyny and some other nonsense instead. https://t.co/ARvMLKkhHb— Victoria Brownworth #EqualityActNow (@VABVOX) May 17, 2019
Donald Trump had the best golf round of his life last monthhttps://t.co/nzEHB3raQo pic.twitter.com/xTtPgzuttt
— Chris Cillizza (@CillizzaCNN) May 17, 2019
Oh, no, they say he’s got to go
Go, go, Chris Cillizza (yeah)
Oh, no, there goes media
Go, go, Chris Cillizza (yeah)— Edwin Mix (@TheEdMix) May 17, 2019
re: #119 gocart mozart
Dictators gotta dictate.
re: #119 gocart mozart
I can’t wait for when Chris cheers Trump’s 17 stroke, 18 hole golf game.
re: #116 Backwoods_Sleuth
good fucking grief
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Imagine the massive uproar if the teacher had worn a MAGA hat, would arguably would be more likely in an actual shooter situation.
Hitler does have his legit critics but you gotta admit, that Volkswagen was one hell of car for the people.
Also, without Hitler there would be no “Herbie the Love Bug”. Think about it.— Edwin Mix (@TheEdMix) May 17, 2019
re: #119 gocart mozart
I see CC was ratioed. Idiot.
I don’t know that *I* would expect that. I suspect that at some point, US military personnel are going to be issued orders that will get them:
A) Executed at The Hague once the regime falls, but also
B) Executed prior to that if they refuse them.
I just expected them in Iran.— (((Chrysi Cat))) (@chrysicat) May 17, 2019
Trump takes war on abortion worldwide as policy cuts off funds
The Trump administration has taken its war on abortion worldwide, cutting off all funding to any overseas organisation or clinic that will not agree to a complete ban on even discussing it.
The Mexico City policy, dubbed the “global gag” by its critics, denies US federal funds to any organisation involved in providing abortion services overseas or counselling women about them. It was instituted by the then US president Ronald Reagan and has been revoked by every Democrat and reinstated by every Republican president since.
But, under Trump, the net has been thrown wider and pulled tighter than ever. Sexual health organisations have said women will die as a consequence as they pursue dangerous DIY solutions or “back street” abortions instead.
In March, the US extended the gag, stating that any organisation counselling women on abortion and using funds from elsewhere - even from its own government or a donor in another country - will no longer be eligible for any US funding. The diktat applies to all global health organisations. HIV and children’s charities must sign up to the pledge, alongside those running sexual and reproductive health clinics.
re: #119 gocart mozart
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But also, even if he had a legitimate good round, he’s a king, not a professional athlete, and his sports performance should not be anything the press wants to tell the public. It only humainises a dictator.
— (((Chrysi Cat))) (@chrysicat) May 17, 2019
How hard would it be for someone to measure the distances of his drives?
Even John Dean mocks Cillizza
Before he leaves the White House Trump will be the first person to play 18 holes with a perfect 18 strokes— holes in one on every hole! He will be the first sub-scratch golfer, maybe a minus 9. Is he not the most amazing man on earth, ever? Remarkable human. Best at everything! https://t.co/bioRRNCffv
— John Dean (@JohnWDean) May 17, 2019
re: #126 Amory Blaine
Trump takes war on abortion worldwide as policy cuts off funds
hmmmm…does that include Israel?
moron has no freaking idea what this means, but Fox said it so it must be good!
Consumer Sentiment in the month of May is the highest in 15 years. Very nice! @FoxNews
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 17, 2019
re: #126 Amory Blaine
Isn’t abortion legal in Israel? So is Trump going to stop giving aid to Israel then? I’m sure some of its aid filters into the abortion services there.
If an artist’s work is truly a reflection of the world the way it is or a fear of what it could become, no one nails 2019 like Buddy. pic.twitter.com/dvwq77qgbW
— Paul Bronks (@SlenderSherbet) May 17, 2019
Did they have color photography in 1939?
…Frida Kahlo in a blue satin blouse - 1939. (photograph by Nickolas Muray) pic.twitter.com/RDCaWFk4Ad
— Brian (@watching_crows) May 17, 2019
re: #134 wrenchwench
Did they have color photography in 1939?
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Yes. But a lot of photographers considered it inferior to black and white from a style standpoint.
if Gary the penguin was a duck…
One of these ducks isn’t working the weekend.#FridayFeeling pic.twitter.com/YqCaLyDFCa
— Paul Bronks (@SlenderSherbet) May 17, 2019
But when black folks said he was a racist and immigrants said he was a xenophobe and 22 women said he was a sexual predator, he was still your dude, right? Yeah, okay. We ALL warned you about him, but he was A-OK then. But now that YOU’RE affected, he’s a problem? Got it. 👌🏻 https://t.co/Cr6v57Ru3K
— yvette nicole brown (@YNB) May 17, 2019
Just got back from the VA. The nurse practitioner was hoping to get out of there and back here (she lives across the street from me) before the heavy weather hit Sidney. (Narrator: She didn’t.)
She ordered a whole bunch of hormone tests for me based on medical recommendations for my condition. (She didn’t order a pregnancy test though.)
The weather is rapidly going to hell in a handbasket … tornado warnings now popping up across the state. We’re under a thunderstorm watch, with severe thunderstorms to our south in Sidney and southwest in Sterling.
re: #140 Patricia Kayden
But those middle class Democrats in PA think he’s OK.
Sigh.
“A number of journalists and photographers were identified by Mexican Federal Police as possibly assisting migrants….” states a letter from CBP. https://t.co/IlAasmqAVN
— Charles Я. Davis (@charliearchy) May 17, 2019
re: #141 Anymouse 🌹
We are supposed to be aware of our surroundings tomorrow and have back up plans if going outside. Results in a lot of people racing around to get things done.
Straight line winds?
Keep in mind he pretended to be his own press agent for years and even called himself John Barron, so here he goes projecting again. https://t.co/AY9ZlPoJYW
— Amee Vanderpool (@girlsreallyrule) May 17, 2019
re: #134 wrenchwench
Did they have color photography in 1939?
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Kodachrome I (about ISO 4 speed).
Pushed around in this D.C. town
The first kick I took was when I hit the ground
You end up like a dog that’s been beat too much
Till you spend half your life just covering up
Democrat in the U.S. House
I’m just a Democrat in the U.S Househttps://t.co/yyNidI4fAz— Edwin Mix (@TheEdMix) May 18, 2019
Bless Janey Godley. pic.twitter.com/OKLr4LyJQs
— Warren Terra (@warren__terra) May 17, 2019
re: #145 Patricia Kayden
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One of my thoughts when I posted the Valery Alekseyevich Legasov quote the other day was its relevance today. The night of the accident Dyatlov, Fomin and Bryukhanov denied anything serious had happened at all, that the radiation was at 3.6 R/h (36 mSv/h) and that it had been a hydrogen explosion.
Did it change anything? No. Radiation was still at around 20,000 R/h (200 Sv/h = 200,000 mSv/h) in the worst hit areas, and the nature of the accident was still an
open core breach and meltdown.
re: #134 wrenchwench
Gone With The Wind. Enough said.
There’s a novel argument:
Go with it. THIRD AMENDMENT: No forced quartering of troops. No womb may be forced to host a fetus/soldier. God bless our founding fathers.
— aquart (@aquart) May 17, 2019
CIVILIZATION WILL COLLAPSE IF TEH GAYS CAN MARRY!!!!11TY
15 years later…
On May 17, 2004, Tanya McCloskey and Marcia Kadish became the first same-sex couple to get legally married in the U.S.
Today is their 15th wedding anniversary. https://t.co/UsgUUF4Nqp— NPR (@NPR) May 18, 2019
I’m going out on a limb and making a prediction.
There’s been a lot of noise lately about the missing Trump-Russia counter-intel probe. I believe such a probe is being conducted by the FBI. Probably by a super-duper, secret FBI Task Force.
First of all, all the evidence so far indicates that such a probe would be mandated given what we now know.
Second, what we know shows that such an investigation is with-in the purview of the FBI. The FBI is the agency charged investigation of espionage with-in the United States. I even suspect the Director of the FBI (political appointee) or AG are not aware of such an investigation. The core of investigators is probably a group of FBI agents who care more about the well being of the United States than the crooked politicians currently in power.
Third, the issue Trump-Russia contacts are just too big to sweep under the rug. Eventually, someone will get fed up with the situation and become a whistle-blower. Sooner than later I hope.
Fourth, this issue will be the largest nuclear bomb of politics in the United States in our history. A lot of people will be sent to prison when this information comes out.
The dirty politicians will try to convince the public that such an investigation is a coup to overthrow the government. It’s not. It’s how citizens can restore their confidence in their country with an honest and accountable government.
I hope I’m right this time.
I could say words.
I could point to things.
I could.
I’ve held half the world in contempt for far too long to beg for forgetfulness.
It is and I am.
So I shall be who I am.
Damn.
I’m a fucking poet.
Na.
Drinking.
I could go on, but you would suspect I was really drinking.
Na.
Carry this with you.
Check out the album. Wow. I only heard it about 4 years after it was released.
Sometime Tom is my therapy.
Try it. But it’s drinking music my friend.
It’s a bottle.
Tip one for all that came before.
And for you.
Live.
re: #105 Belafon
Verify stuff that you don’t like. Doubly verify stuff that you agree with. I would have thought Sarah would have known that.
Perhaps one of the Twitterati here should send that tweet to Dr. Kendzior directly.
While it’s good to check everything, it’s possible for things to slip through.
re: #159 Anymouse 🌹
I would send that tweet from Gus directly to Sarah but he blocked me ‘cause he’s a miserable asshole who I thought was a friend. I asked him if I should kill myself, he said yes. Fuck Gus_802 sideways.
re: #157 Cheechako
I’m going out on a limb and make a prediction.
There’s been a lot of noise lately about the missing Trump-Russia counter-intel probe. I believe such a probe is being conducted by the FBI. Probably by a super-duper, secret FBI Task Force.
First of all, all the evidence so far indicates that such a probe would be mandated given what we now know.
Second, what we know shows that such an investigation is with-in the purview of the FBI. The FBI is the agency charged investigation of espionage with-in the United States. I even suspect the Director of the FBI (political appointee) or AG are not aware of such an investigation. The core of investigators is probably a group of FBI agents who care more about the well being of the United States than the crooked politicians currently in power.
Third, the issue Trump-Russia contacts are just too big to sweep under the rug. Eventually, someone will get fed up with the situation and become a whistle-blower. Sooner than later I hope.
Fourth, this issue will be the largest nuclear bomb of politics in the United States in our history. A lot of people will be sent to prison when this information comes out.
The dirty politicians will try to convince the public that such an investigation is a coup to overthrow the government. It’s not. It’s how citizens can restore their confidence in their country with an honest and accountable government.
I hope I’m right this time.
I think you and most of the rest of us have been right all along.
The problem is that teasing the truth out of the dribble dribble dribble of information so painfully, slowly being released is just infuriating. This is not transparency. This is stonewalling at its legal best.
they call this burying the lede pic.twitter.com/ahDa2qd6pu
— emily (@emquast) May 17, 2019
re: #132 Patricia Kayden
Isn’t abortion legal in Israel? So is Trump going to stop giving aid to Israel then? I’m sure some of its aid filters into the abortion services there.
It’s not just legal, it’s often FREE!!
Not just if it’s medically required; they’ll also cover purely elective abortions if the woman who wants it is over 40, under 18, active duty military, or if the pregnancy came from rape, incest or adultery.
re: #119 gocart mozart
Wow, Cillizza is getting dragged by everyone from other journalists to historians on that thread.
Texarkana gonna get a whippin’ tomorrow.
Another Severe weather day is on the way tomorrow for the Plains and Mississippi Valley. The primary threats will be damaging winds, large hail, a few tornadoes, and heavy rain. The hatched area indicates an area where very large hail will be possible. pic.twitter.com/qgLHIutqgc
— National Weather Service (@NWS) May 18, 2019
BREAKING: Flynn secretly messaged @mattgaetz in 2018: “You stay on top of what you’re doing. Your leadership is so vital for our country now. Keep the pressure on,”https://t.co/I2sVVlblix
— Scott Stedman (@ScottMStedman) May 18, 2019
re: #123 gocart mozart
Also, without Hitler there would be no “Herbie the Love Bug”. Think about it.
Fun fact: The fellow who invented the car Herbie is from my town. He died a couple years ago.
He controlled the car with a gutted dial telephone he put into a radio transmitter. He also appeared with Alan Funt on Candid Camera to use the car for pranks.
He also ran the car in the annual Broadwater Days parade. There is a corner of our village museum dedicated to him, including photos of him with the car, Disney officials, Alan Funt, the car in our village parades, and other stuff.
It seems like every spring now there’s “historic” severe weather in the middle of the United States. Just in 20 years there’s been two thousand year flood events in the Mississippi River Valley.
re: #154 teleskiguy
CIVILIZATION WILL COLLAPSE IF TEH GAYS CAN MARRY!!!!11TY
15 years later…
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This country’s going down if conservatives have to do it thenselves.
re: #134 wrenchwench
Did they have color photography in 1939?
The first colour photograph was produced in 1861.
en.wikipedia.org
re: #169 Backwoods_Sleuth
So, it’s Gaetz, not Nunes.
wow
The Furby is going to be involved with this somehow. I just know it.
7:47 PM CT - Confirmed tornado moving toward Cozad, NE area. Seek shelter now! pic.twitter.com/DzRTA8YTP6
— SevereStudios (@severestudios) May 18, 2019
re: #151 Teukka
One of my thoughts when I posted the Valery Alekseyevich Legasov quote the other day was its relevance today. The night of the accident Dyatlov, Fomin and Bryukhanov denied anything serious had happened at all, that the radiation was at 3.6 R/h (36 mSv/h) and that it had been a hydrogen explosion.
Did it change anything? No. Radiation was still at around 20,000 R/h (200 Sv/h = 200,000 mSv/h) in the worst hit areas, and the nature of the accident was still an
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Continuing on my line of thought here. I managed to post this a bit early, before it was finished.
Anyways, Dyatlov realized what was up when the fell ill with Acute Radiation Syndrome himself, while it’s unknown when/if Fomin and Bryukhanov came to.
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As there were individuals in the Soviet Union who didn’t buy the official line and began taking measures, I came to think of something similar as means of PsyOps against climate deniers…
A good chunk of those who believe in climate change denial are preppers. Now, how well are they prepped for climate change? How would you prep for climate change? Point out the blind spots in their prepping, but don’t immediately say it’s for climate change, let them work (hard) to get that out of you.
Are you able to / do you need to prep for climate change? Do so noisily so they know. Do what realistically needs to be done on a personal/family level to prepare for, say, the next century.
Go through the motions as if the climate change deniers in power are intentionally running the world into the ground. If a denier tries to engage you on the topic, cut it short and say “I don’t have time to argue scientific fact” and noisily point out that you need to prep for surviving what is coming.
If they ask what is coming and how to prepare for it, simply say you’ve had it trying to tell them, that they can (fucking) go look it up themselves if they’re interested.
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re: #165 teleskiguy
Texarkana gonna get a whippin’ tomorrow.
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We’ve already got tornadoes plowing east down I-10. We’ll get that here between 3 and 6 pm tomorrow. This is shaping up to be an epic squall line.
EXCLUSIVE: DHS tells cybersecurity staff to ‘deploy’ to border instead https://t.co/X2Suern2BL
— Noah Shachtman (@NoahShachtman) May 18, 2019
This seems like a stupid misuse of personnel.
re: #175 Teukka
Continuing on my line of thought here. I managed to post this a bit early, before it was finished.
Anyways, Dyatlov realized what was up when the fell ill with Acute Radiation Syndrome himself, while it’s unknown when/if Fomin and Bryukhanov came to.
[idea type=half-baked]
As there were individuals in the Soviet Union who didn’t buy the official line and began taking measures, I came to think of something similar as means of PsyOps against climate deniers…
A good chunk of those who believe in climate change denial are preppers. Now, how well are they prepped for climate change? How would you prep for climate change? Point out the blind spots in their prepping, but don’t immediately say it’s for climate change, let them work (hard) to get that out of you.
Are you able to / do you need to prep for climate change? Do so noisily so they know. Do what realistically needs to be done on a personal/family level to prepare for, say, the next century.
Go through the motions as if the climate change deniers in power are intentionally running the world into the ground. If a denier tries to engage you on the topic, cut it short and say “I don’t have time to argue scientific fact” and noisily point out that you need to prep for surviving what is coming.
If they ask what is coming and how to prepare for it, simply say you’ve had it trying to tell them, that they can (fucking) go look it up themselves if they’re interested.
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This is a good way of dealing with Sealions. Then block them.
re: #177 jaunte
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This seems like a stupid misuse of personnel.
[tinfoil]Or could it be intentionally leaving the country open to a cyber Pearl Harbor?[/tinfoil]
re: #177 jaunte
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This seems like a stupid misuse of personnel.
H*ck, they don’t even have cell service on much of the border.
I think you and most of the rest of us have been right all along.The problem is that teasing the truth out of the dribble dribble dribble of information so painfully, slowly being released is just infuriating. This is not transparency. This is stonewalling at its legal best.
Yes, the slow pace is very frustrating. But, keep in mind, that every bit of evidence the multiple House committees are digging up would still have to found if they were conducting a formal impeachment inquiry. Every finding and bit of evidence the committees are uncovering are forming a rock solid foundation for when the formal impeachment process begins.
We are still in the process of convincing a vast majority of the of the public how crooked this administration is. We’re not totally there yet.
Remember who is doing the stonewalling. The more stonewalling there is, the more guilty they appear.
The impeachment process must be absolutely perfect in process with rock solid, indisputable evidence. Or we loose. Loosing is not acceptable.
As I have said many times, have patience grasshopper. Remember, ultimately, the turtle beat the hare.
re: #173 Backwoods_Sleuth
It’s going across I-80, and may be two tornadoes.
My wife and I will be going through there this weekend on our trip to Massachusetts.
…A TORNADO WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 845 PM CDT FOR
NORTHWESTERN DAWSON COUNTY…At 809 PM CDT, a confirmed tornado was located 9 miles northeast of
Cozad, or 15 miles northwest of Lexington, moving northeast at 30
mph. Another possible tornado is just southwest of Cozad, also
moving northeast.HAZARD…Damaging tornado and three inch hail.
SOURCE…Weather spotters confirmed tornado. At 810 PM CDT, trained
weather spotters reported damage 8 miles northeast of Cozad.IMPACT…Flying debris will be dangerous to those caught without
shelter. Mobile homes will be damaged or destroyed. Damage
to roofs, windows, and vehicles will occur. Tree damage is
likely.This tornadic thunderstorm will affect Cozad, then remain over
mainly rural areas of western Dawson County.
“…DHS has not offered many details on what specific responsibilities these employees will handle. With many migrants traveling in large groups and often with young children, agents are spending much of their time attending to children, DHS officials have said.The Border Patrol chief, Carla Provost, told the Senate Judiciary Committee on May 8 that some agents are serving primarily as “child care professionals, medical caregivers, bus drivers and food service workers.”
Sure. Use cybersecurity personnel for that.
re: #178 austin_blue
This is a good way of dealing with Sealions. Then block them.
*nods*
Anyways, I just got to think of that angle of attack. Find out the ways and means to go from the “raise the alarm” phase to the “BRACE. BRACE. BRACE.” phase, and do so noisily for psychological impact on the opposition.
re: #177 jaunte
This seems like a stupid misuse of personnel.
Not if you want to inspect people’s personal devices like computers and cell phones.
re: #182 Cheechako
Yes, the slow pace is very frustrating. But, keep in mind, that every bit of evidence the multiple House committees are digging up would still have to found if they were conducting a formal impeachment inquiry. Every finding and bit of evidence the committees are uncovering are forming a rock solid foundation for when the formal impeachment process begins.
We are still in the process of convincing a vast majority of the of the public how crooked this administration is. We’re not totally there yet.
Remember who is doing the stonewalling. The more stonewalling there is, the more guilty they appear.
The impeachment process must be absolutely perfect in process with rock solid, indisputable evidence. Or we loose. Loosing is not acceptable.
As I have said many times, have patience grasshopper. Remember, ultimately, the turtle beat the hare.
The election will beat the impeachment. Our protection against Russian interference will be changing diapers at the southern border.
re: #184 jaunte
Sure. Use cybersecurity personnel for that.
Republicans are filth.
A GOP lawmaker used the phrase “consensual rape” during abortion debate. He says he misspoke. https://t.co/10cBwgrksm
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) May 17, 2019
Personal items “discarded” at U.S.-Mexico border
“…Those who have entered the U.S. illegally, their personal possessions and belongings too easily get lost as they are processed and travel through the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol system,” Kiefer said.
“The enormous amount of belongings, such as extra clothing, socks, shoes and personal items such as rosaries, Bibles, belts, underwear, toothbrushes, soap, was in many ways incomprehensible (to me), and I am certain much of this was not meant to be discarded.”
Kiefer said a goal of the project is to support “a consistent and sensible policy regarding the food carried by migrants who are apprehended and processed.”
“For a number of years, I was allowed to take the canned and nonperishable food (powdered milk, granola bars) to our local food bank, but that came to an end about a year and half before I resigned to work on this project full time.”
Kiefer said the vast majority of items were taken from people crossing the border illegally. He believes there’s something “inherently disturbing” about the items he found in the garbage cans of what’s called the “Sally Port,” a secure, fenced area where those apprehended exit vehicles and begin the first stages of processing.
“I cannot understand why anyone would want to voluntarily give up an item like a rosary, Bible or photo of their child, or for that matter an extra pair of shoes, pants, shirt or jacket,” he said.
cnn.com
Need a reason to deploy troops in the US? Make one:
Florida officials are raising alarm and pressing for details about the purported intention of the Trump administration to send hundreds of immigrants a week to two heavily Democratic counties in South Florida.
Customs and Border Protection has not publicly disclosed its plans. But a partial picture of a new approach to managing a record influx of immigrants at the southern border came into view on Thursday based on the accounts of local leaders in Broward and Palm Beach counties.
Even allies of the president were nonplussed. The state’s Republican governor, Ron DeSantis, joined federal lawmakers from Florida — Republicans and Democrats alike — in questioning the apparent effort to foist the immigration and asylum burden on two local jurisdictions without equipping them with the resources to house, feed, educate and protect new arrivals.
…
Law enforcement briefed on the plans said the arrivals were set to begin within the next two weeks and that no end date had been set. They said they still hoped federal authorities would reverse course.
Read the rest if you can.
Move cybersecurity personnel to the border to drive buses and serve prison food so the border patrol has more time to confiscate rosaries.
re: #26 Eclectic Cyborg
Y’all this anti-abortion stuff is happening FAST.
Red states are tripping over each other to get these laws through.
I predicted it won’t be long before all the abortion clinics are closed across vast swaths of the nation.
UPDATE: After nationwide outrage, school cafeteria worker — fired for giving lunch to a student who couldn’t pay — gets her job back. With back pay. https://t.co/MVJiqddKtP #Recharge pic.twitter.com/tDUljgqETM
— David Beard (@dabeard) May 18, 2019
Bunny’s looking to drop baby bunnies somewhere in my yard so I can come across them and scare the shit out of myself. pic.twitter.com/is4n2eqcBf
— nines09 (@Mescalero09) May 17, 2019
OP: …
and so, as you can see, I wasn’t REALLY talking about a perfect world, I fully support abortion as a choice, a woman’s autonomy over her own body, and I think any law that says differently is fucking fascism.
Twitter: So, you’re anti-woman, are you? Grrrr! https://t.co/nfcPcM8MNN— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) May 18, 2019
re: #180 Teukka
[tinfoil]Or could it be intentionally leaving the country open to a cyber Pearl Harbor?[/tinfoil]
Skip the tinfoil. We cannot say The President is in the control of a hostile foreign power. But, if he were, he would act exactly as he is acting around the world.
note: Capitalization in compliance with the Army Staff stylebook.
Unfortunately, it’s against DOJ policy https://t.co/7yloUqXTDO
— Rube Bait (@RubeBait) May 18, 2019
The president claiming the FBI’s investigation was “TREASON“ reminds me that a Russian once said, “A lie told often enough becomes the truth.” That shouldn’t happen in America. Who will stand up?
— James Comey (@Comey) May 18, 2019
re: #198 Gus
First comment since last year, to come here and laugh at the board. I thought of you as a friend. You’re a petty asshole.
Gus *really did* say that I should kill myself on Twitter. You won’t find the tweet though, he deleted it.
sometimes. the human needs a break from the world. so i grab my leash. drop it in their hand. and we take a walk. where all we have to focus on. is putting one paw in front of the other
— Thoughts of Dog (@dog_feelings) May 16, 2019
niterz, lizardz
re: #203 Teukka
Stockholm Wildlife.
Beaver, swimming between Slussen and the Old Town. Right smack in the middle of the city.[Embedded content]
We have urban beavers here, too. Not a lot, but some. And years ago in Denver when the city turned the banks of Cherry Creek into a park, they planted trees which the beavers happily felled. The next batch of trees were fenced…
re: #202 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
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And once exposed to enough lies, we lose our ability to recognize thruth.
Valery Legasov was the lead scientist in the commission that investigated the Chernobyl accident.
Wise words to keep in mind about the cost of lies. pic.twitter.com/49DnwZ1afj— 🐄 Teo 🐄 (@Teukka72) May 18, 2019
Wow.
Someone tell Teleskiguy to calm down before I get a restraining order out on him.
— 𝔾𝕦𝕤 (@Gus_802) May 18, 2019
This is so weird!
Teleskiguy made a joke. I responded in kind. I was buzzed. He was high on weed again after smoking weed all day long like he normally does. He misread me and had a typical pothead freakout. Whatever.
— 𝔾𝕦𝕤 (@Gus_802) May 18, 2019
re: #210 Dread Pirate Union Local 13
It was those beavers I was thinking of, though they have them down in San Jose too.
Smoke pot all day long. C’mon man! Gimme more credit than that! Fuck, I haven’t wake ‘n’ baked in almost a decade.
This is the same God’s law that said slavery was okay and taught me how to treat my slaves.
— The GD Matman (@TheGDMatman) May 17, 2019
re: #202 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
Hey, isn’t that the guy who helped throw the election with his “Her E-mails are being investigated again” a couple days before the election?
Still haven’t heard an apology out of him for that. He goes in the same bin with Barri Weiss, Jennifer Rubin, et. al.
re: #210 Dread Pirate Union Local 13
Even freakn’ Pittsburgh, in the Allegheny, well inside the city limits. Nature will bounce back like a mother if we just stop fucking with her.
Sorry folks. I don’t mean to skew the board. But this is wild! He’s either making me out as a stereotypical stupid stoner in Colorado, or he’s projecting.
I don’t know what that guy’s problem is. I thought he was joking around like he used to do before he decided to make getting stoned 24/7 a lifestyle. It wasn’t me. It was him.
— 𝔾𝕦𝕤 (@Gus_802) May 18, 2019
re: #217 Decatur Deb
Even freakn’ Pittsbugh, in the Allegheny, well inside the city limits. Nature will bounce back like a mother if we just stop fucking with her.
Mhmm. See the Chernobyl exclusion zone.
re: #211 teleskiguy
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re: #214 Anymouse 🌹
Howdy. Haven’t seen you in a while. What’s up?
Gus says hello.
Hi Anymouse!
— 𝔾𝕦𝕤 (@Gus_802) May 18, 2019
The sun is going down and the weather here in far west Nebraska is clearing up. (More thunderstorms scheduled for tomorrow.) Central Nebraska isn’t looking too good right now.
LIVE: Tornadoes strike Nebraska as severe weather outbreak unfolds over central US (goes to AccuWeather, with video of tornadoes)
re: #220 calochortus
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re: #223 teleskiguy
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re: #221 teleskiguy
Gus says hello.
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Considering I haven’t seen the two of you in the same place at the same time, he’s either you or he figured you’d post everything he wrote so he doesn’t have to do it twice.
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re: #222 Anymouse 🌹
The sun is going down and the weather here in far west Nebraska is clearing up. (More thunderstorms scheduled for tomorrow.) Central Nebraska isn’t looking too good right now.
LIVE: Tornadoes strike Nebraska as severe weather outbreak unfolds over central US (goes to AccuWeather, with video of tornadoes)
Does not sound like fun. I hope everyone stays safe.
re: #219 Teukka
Mhmm. See the Chernobyl exclusion zone.
Yup. The range areas of our large Army bases are overrun with deer and other wildlife because UXO keeps hunters in limited areas. (The Army has a Military Occupational Specialty for game warden types under the MPs.)
i smoke so much pot OMG how am I even functioning in society hurr durr
— Charlie Vogel, aka His Teleness the Charlie Lama (@teleskiguy) May 18, 2019
Brit Milo Yiannopoulos believes that he’s the guy to organize the next civil war/violent overthrow of the US government. Discussed the use of terror cells, etc. pic.twitter.com/YqpIc545aq
— JJ MacNab (@jjmacnab) May 18, 2019
re: #230 teleskiguy
Have you moved up to injecting it in your ass yet?
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So THIS is how I find out Grimace died in his sleep last night pic.twitter.com/8aeygfEsRk
— Tim Long (@mrtimlong) May 17, 2019
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy invited former George W. Bush economic adviser Larry Lindsey to give Republican leadership a presentation on the escalating Trump-China trade war. It turned weird when Lindsey took the opportunity to inform the assembled Republicans that he had asked two psychologists to evaluate Trump’s behavior and they came to the same conclusion as most of the rest of the planet.The professionals found that Trump was a “10 out of 10 narcissist,” Lindsey told the Republicans, according to a GOP aide present at the talk who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
Lindsey apparently didn’t just leave it there, but used it as the tee-off for an unflattering two-minute look into Trump’s psychology.
Kansas Supreme Court 7-1 decision:
The decision, in which one of the seven justices dissented, cites in its first sentence the first section of the Kansas Constitution’s Bill of Rights: “All men are possessed of equal and inalienable natural rights, among which are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.”
The decision continues: “We are now asked: ‘Is this declaration of rights more than an idealized aspiration? And, if so, do the substantive rights include a woman’s right to make decisions about her body, including the decision whether to continue her pregnancy? We answer these questions, ‘Yes.’ “
The court continued that “this right allows a woman to make her own decisions regarding her body, health, family formation, and family life — decisions that can include whether to continue a pregnancy.”
“The State may only infringe upon the right to decide whether to continue a pregnancy,” the ruling continued, “if the State has a compelling interest and has narrowly tailored its actions to that interest.”
#YouKnowMe
All men should read what’s in there.— Charlie Vogel, aka His Teleness the Charlie Lama (@teleskiguy) May 18, 2019
it’s hardly the worst part about the climate emergency, but it still sucks that columnists like Bret Stephens will spend a few decades in obscene comfort decrying the habits and attitudes of the young and then slip away before the full consequences of the modern apocalypse set in
— Kelsey D. Atherton (@AthertonKD) May 18, 2019
re: #229 Decatur Deb
Lots of folks hunt on the Savanah River site, kill big critters, too.
Life hack for credit cards:
Bank of America no longer uses humans for authorising travel outside your normal area. A long trip is impossible to put in their automated system.
Type “speak to human Bank of America” to get the secret telephone number they do not print on the back of your credit card to authorise an out-of-country trip.
re: #241 Anymouse 🌹
I really need to get my money out of Wells Fargo. There’s actually a few good local banks around here. I guess I’m just lazy? And nationwide ATM network, the local banks don’t have that.
re: #240 prairiefire
Lots of folks hunt on the Savanah River site, kill big critters, too.
Most large bases run a lottery for hunting slots to keep the deer from starving out. Hunters are very carefully controlled to keep them off “red” sectors, and they have to follow state game laws as well.
re: #227 ipsos
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re: #242 teleskiguy
I really need to get my money out of Wells Fargo. There’s actually a few good local banks around here. I guess I’m just lazy? And nationwide ATM network, the local banks don’t have that.
My local bank (Platte Valley) lets me use my ATM card worldwide and does not charge a “different bank” fee. They do charge for currency conversion in other countries, but that’s the same fee as if I ordered currency in the bank proper.
re: #237 Belafon
Nice eloquent expression of the concepts of “Liberty” - but somewhat surprising coming out of Kansas. I would have thought their SC would have thoroughly packed with wingnuts long since….
A herd of “white deer” (White-tailed deer with a recessive gene that gives them white coats, but they are not albinos) built up in the closed off area of the now-closed Senaca Army Depot in central New York between two of the Finger Lakes.
There are plans to develop a conservation park for at least part of the herd. So someone realizes that there is some tourism value in them.
I have seen some of the deer a few times passing past the old base while transiting between Philadelphia (or Ithaca) and my brother’s place further west.
re: #225 calochortus
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re: #242 teleskiguy
I really need to get my money out of Wells Fargo. There’s actually a few good local banks around here. I guess I’m just lazy? And nationwide ATM network, the local banks don’t have that.
Every grocery store will give you money. If you need to deposit small things, most banks have an app that you can take pictures with.
I have a local bank that covers the eastern third of Texas. The checking account only charges if you have less than $100 and uses the debit card less than 5 times a month. They even gave me $9.99 when I set up direct deposit.
Tornado warnings moving south. Two went up, near Hays and Dodge City.
Here in central Nebraska there are severe thunderstorms still. In my part of the state the weather is rain, but will clear tomorrow with highs in the sixties and lows in the thirties.
re: #247 Feline Fearless Leader
A herd of “white deer” (White-tailed deer with a recessive gene that gives them white coats, but they are not albinos) built up in the closed off area of the now-closed Senaca Army Depot in central New York between two of the Finger Lakes.
There are plans to develop a conservation park for at least part of the herd. So someone realizes that there is some tourism value in them.
I have seen some of the deer a few times passing past the old base while transiting between Philadelphia (or Ithaca) and my brother’s place further west.
Seneca was a very special place. Strangely, there were a few white deer at the Edgewood area of Aberdeen Proving Ground in MD. It was a different kind of special place.
Gus is super weird.
Like all the stream of consciousness stuff, that doesn’t reply to or link to anything or even refer to anyone or anything, so you have no idea what he’s talking about.
re: #253 Sufficient unto the day…
Gus is super weird.
Like all the stream of consciousness stuff, that doesn’t reply to or link to anything or even refer to anyone or anything, so you have no idea what he’s talking about.
There is much I don’t understand about Twitter (and Twitterers.) I am therefore grateful for those who are on Twitter and post the interesting stuff here.
re: #247 Feline Fearless Leader
A herd of “white deer” (White-tailed deer with a recessive gene that gives them white coats, but they are not albinos) built up in the closed off area of the now-closed Senaca Army Depot in central New York between two of the Finger Lakes.
There are plans to develop a conservation park for at least part of the herd. So someone realizes that there is some tourism value in them.
I have seen some of the deer a few times passing past the old base while transiting between Philadelphia (or Ithaca) and my brother’s place further west.
I’ve heard of them before, but never seen them. I have witnessed deer using controlled areas on Army bases for sanctuary. When I was stationed in Arkansas, every deer season, one herd would move into the Ammunition Supply Point on Fort Chaffee for the duration.
re: #253 Sufficient unto the day…
Gus is super weird.
Like all the stream of consciousness stuff, that doesn’t reply to or link to anything or even refer to anyone or anything, so you have no idea what he’s talking about.
I make a couple of comments about him here expressing my utter disdain for the dude, he logs on to LGF - first time since last year - to post ‘Heh.’ then immediately logs off, and then tweets about me four or five times, saying I smoke pot through all my waking hours and blaming ME for what he said to me on Twitter (he said I should kill myself).
Yeah, fuckin’ asshole is a piece of work.
“Help, help, I’ve just been attacked by a large Middle Eastern country around 636,000 square miles in size.” https://t.co/WCgZ5IpFUH
— The Onion (@TheOnion) May 18, 2019
Government update on the ACLU lawsuit on family separations: ADDITIONAL 1712 children likely separated.
They’re only 13% of the way through the review process of 47,000 potential cases of separation.
We know the total number is expected to be closer to 20,000.— Emily Claire Goldman (@mle_goldman) May 18, 2019
re: #255 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
I’ve heard of them before, but never seen them. I have witnessed deer using controlled areas on Army bases for sanctuary. When I was stationed in Arkansas, every deer season, one herd would move into the Ammunition Supply Point on Fort Chaffee for the duration.
At FE Warren AFB in Cheyenne there is a huge herd of antelope which moves around the base (including between the buildings and across the roads).
re: #241 Anymouse 🌹
Life hack for credit cards:
Bank of America no longer uses humans for authorising travel outside your normal area. A long trip is impossible to put in their automated system.
Type “speak to human Bank of America” to get the secret telephone number they do not print on the back of your credit card to authorise an out-of-country trip.
I have a BoA Debit card and went to the UK last month. Called them, gave them our travel plans, and had not a single problem in the UK getting UK cash out of ATMs.
This is interesting. I worked in a restaurant in Steamboat Springs, CO for seven years. We kept the ketchup and mustard in the refrigerator at night, but in the morning it was all brought out and it all stayed at room temperature for almost 12 hours, everyday.
— Charlie Vogel, aka His Teleness the Charlie Lama (@teleskiguy) May 18, 2019
re: #261 austin_blue
I have a BoA Debit card and went to the UK last month. Called them, gave them our travel plans, and had not a single problem in the UK getting UK cash out of ATMs.
Now if you call them you get an automated system which does not allow you to select a person.
If you listen long enough to the list they will tell you “they are no longer able to provide personal service.”
One day Jim is going to realize he played a major role in the election of a bunch of people who don’t give a flying fig about any of these norms he says he cares about. https://t.co/3GMv82y8TA
— Justin Hendrix (@justinhendrix) May 18, 2019
face it the only reason Bret Stephens didn’t name & shame X instead, or too, is that we’re invisible & we like it that way
from our secret lair as the smallest generation: fuck Bret Stephens & all the Boomers who want to outsource the blame to their kids who won’t get real jobs— ‘alex king’ (@AlexKing3rd) May 18, 2019
(Because I did NOTHING to reveal to them that I was any older than the rest. You would have had to specifically ask me what my first movies were in a theatre (The Aristocats ‘80 rerelease and The Fox and the Hound) to know it.
— (((Chrysi Cat))) (@chrysicat) May 18, 2019
re: #217 Decatur Deb
Even freakn’ Pittsburgh, in the Allegheny, well inside the city limits. Nature will bounce back like a mother if we just stop fucking with her.
Yes and we had them in Ambridge, too at French Creek.
re: #242 teleskiguy
I really need to get my money out of Wells Fargo. There’s actually a few good local banks around here. I guess I’m just lazy? And nationwide ATM network, the local banks don’t have that.
I am very lucky that there is a decent sized independent bank near me that has resisted all the takeover stuff. I’ve got the best of both worlds.
— Emma Alberici (@albericie) May 17, 2019
re: #264 Chrysicat
You’re just trying to make me feel old. /s
re: #242 teleskiguy
I really need to get my money out of Wells Fargo. There’s actually a few good local banks around here. I guess I’m just lazy? And nationwide ATM network, the local banks don’t have that.
Don’t get me started about how much I HATE WELLS FARGO because they kept lending my dad to the point he had a third mortgage on his house. When he died they swept down and took the house.
The only good coming out of that was that they lost a cool 85K on the house sale…
re: #242 teleskiguy
I really need to get my money out of Wells Fargo. There’s actually a few good local banks around here. I guess I’m just lazy? And nationwide ATM network, the local banks don’t have that.
Check for a credit union. Many of them are part of networks of CU’s which share ATM’s, creating a virtual nationwide network.
re: #270 vgranucci
Check for a credit union. Many of them are part of networks of CU’s which share ATM’s, creating a virtual nationwide network.
Nearest credit union is in Breckenridge, about 80 miles distant. Thanks, though! I’ll look into it.
re: #257 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
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How big is Iran? Big.
Now add eighty million people and nothing but mountain range after mountain range.
The stupidest thing we could possibly do is pick a fight with that country that required the use of the US military. Iraq would look like a cakewalk, and it cost us trillions.
Bolton needs to be chucked out on his ass yesterday.
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