After Speaker Pelosi’s press conference where she laid out the reasons Democrats must press ahead with impeachment, she got serious while taking questions from reporters. #Monologue #LSSC #Colbert
Helpful I f you’re trying to keep track of who’s who in the Ukraine corruption scandal 👇🏼 https://t.co/C5iazBRmaE
— Joyce Alene (@JoyceWhiteVance) December 6, 2019
The shooter was an officer in the Saudi AF.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed an active shooter at NAS Pensacola. Here at Baptist Hospital I just saw a US Navy ambulance arrive. @weartv pic.twitter.com/hBrqdFXpXV
— Jennifer Munoz (@JennifermunozTV) December 6, 2019
From below icymi
re: #215 Decatur Deb
“Been revising a haiku since June 1965.”
That’s almost one there ;-)
Obviously we haven’t mercilessly mocked Republicans enough for their empty hypocritical “thoughts and prayers” statements after gun violence. Because they’re doing it again.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) December 6, 2019
Just wondering when was the last time a large (sigh) mass shooting took place using an illegally purchased gun?
Despicable fraudster David Daleiden and his accomplice Sandra Merritt are now facing felony invasion of privacy charges. Couldn’t happen to a nicer pair of far right ratfuckers. https://t.co/neiQlwDRzS
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) December 6, 2019
Some days I hate my job, especially when I have to talk to lawyers.
And by the way, mainstream media was absolutely complicit in spreading the “Planned Parenthood sells baby parts” fraud. They treated this ludicrous claim as if it was legitimate from the very start, and only turned on Daleiden when it started to fall apart.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) December 6, 2019
Did the king say if he was one of the Saudi people who love the American people? https://t.co/JJIAxSkx9X
— ראַקעט פערד (((🐎))) Hästronaut (@chemoelectric) December 6, 2019
from last thread:
re: #222 Dangerman (misuser of the sarc tag)
187 reps think protecting voting rights is a bad idea
Yes, and we notice what Party they are all from……
Unfortunately, I don’t think we’ll find out (since this Act, like most House bills this session, is likely doomed to interment in the legislative mausoleum that is Mitch McConnell’s inbox) - but I wonder if HR4 was crafted to get around CJ Roberts’ cavils about the 1965 VRA that led him to strike down (what I think was most of it)?
Daleiden has already been ordered to pay more than $2 million to Planned Parenthood for this disgusting fraud. And yet, he still is honored by right wing organizations and praised by right wing pundit clowns.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) December 6, 2019
re: #11 Charles Johnson
And by the way, mainstream media was absolutely complicit in spreading the “Planned Parenthood sells baby parts” fraud. They treated this ludicrous claim as if it was legitimate from the very start, and only turned on Daleiden when it started to fall apart.
Because in the end they don’t care a rat’s ass about truth, they just knew it was a fat, juicy story that would really pique people’s interest and attract viewers.
2019
North Carolina towns cancel Christmas parades over threats to protest Confederate groups https://t.co/P2gHnTR0X4 pic.twitter.com/3CKhvrgB8s
— CBS News (@CBSNews) December 6, 2019
” A town has canceled its annual Christmas parade over fears that protesters and supporters of its inclusion of Confederate groups would clash. After more than 70 years, the town of Wake Forest, North Carolina will not have a parade at all this holiday season.
The Confederacy float has been a “peaceful” part of the Wake Forest Christmas parade for decades, the town said. Now, planned protests surrounding its participation have led to safety concerns by officials.
“The Wake Forest Downtown Board of Directors voted to cancel this year’s Christmas parade due to the threat of violence by groups outside our community,” Mayor Vivian Jones said in a tearful Facebook video Wednesday night. She said she was “angry, disappointed and heartbroken,” but ultimately supportive, over the decision. …”
2019 so far:
- 391 mass shootings in 340 days
- 438 people killed in them, over 1,500 injured
- 281 days since the House passed gun safety legislation.
Is your State or Congressional rep fighting for background checks, extreme risk protection orders & assualt weapons ban?— Beto O’Rourke (@BetoORourke) December 6, 2019
re: #16 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
North Carolina towns cancel Christmas parades over threats to protest Confederate groups
So now the War Between the States merges with the War on Christmas
And by the way, all those elves are happy to slave away in Santa’s workshop without wages.
The Republicans who have been (wrongly) claiming the House has been too busy to pass any big bills will surely take this up in the Senate immediately and nope I almost made it through this sentence without laughing. https://t.co/O8EjcjgyOW
— Kevin M. Kruse (@KevinMKruse) December 6, 2019
re: #10 mmmirele
Some days I hate my job, especially when I have to talk to lawyers.
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Life lessons:
Two important lessons I learned in my twenties:
- If you think everyone hates you, you probably need to sleep.
- If you think you hate everyone, you probably need to eat.— Jean Yang ⚡ (@jeanqasaur) December 6, 2019
From downstairs:
re: #205 Charles Johnson
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Was just reading an article over at Politico last night where the Senate Repubs have been described as “throwing cold water” on the idea of bringing the Bidens in as “witnesses.” The reality in the Senate is even less favorable to the Repubs than it is in the House: Even though they’re the majority party there, they still have to pass a bill outlining the way the “trial” there will be conducted. And it is one that will be negotiated with Schumer rather than imposed upon him and the minority party, including which witnesses will be called during the proceedings. And with a 53 seat majority reliant upon several vulnerable Repubs to maintain party ranks, McConnell will be left walking a very narrow path to getting the whole mess done.
This is all a long-winded way of saying that there’s virtually no chance that the House Repubs are going to get the show trial in the Senate that they desperately want. Every indication is that Graham and McConnell intend to focus their “defense” upon the idea that the investigation was started in “bad faith” and thus Trump is the victim of a “conspiracy.”
….The King said that the Saudi people are greatly angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter, and that this person in no way shape or form represents the feelings of the Saudi people who love the American people.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 6, 2019
There may be snarky responses to Trump’s tweets about the call with King Salman. I will not make them.
Let me just say:
I hope the President has more concern and time for the loved ones of those killed than he did for the King.— Mieke Eoyang (@MiekeEoyang) December 6, 2019
Let me just say:I hope the President has more concern and time for the loved ones of those killed than he did for the King.
He will not, because his calculation will be “what use are they to Trump?”
re: #25 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
I’m sure you can find a Trump tweet where he attacks Obama for being too deferential to a Muslim head of state.
re: #16 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
2019
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re: #27 Targetpractice
Obligatory “If [insert Democrat] did this…”
Absolutely. And yeah this guy doesn’t represent all Saudis but you know what that never stopped Trump in regards to the countries in his travel ban and more Americans have been killed by Saudi nationals than Iranian ones but guess which one Trump banned people from.
I’ll save time: the House of Saud can take their “sympathies” and cram them. They are a state sponsor of terrorism (implicit if not explicit) and we should be demanding answers, not acting as though their “condolences” are in any way expressed in good faith.
re: #31 Targetpractice
I’ll save time: the House of Saud can take their “sympathies” and cram them. They are a state sponsor of terrorism (implicit if not explicit) and we should be demanding answers, not acting as though their “condolences” are in any way expressed in good faith.
Trump’s ass kissing of the regime should be pointed out everytime he tries to accuse Ilan Omar and Democrats of supporting terrorism. And we should find out Jared’s role in the Khashoggi murder.
re: #24 Targetpractice
From downstairs:
Was just reading an article over at Politico last night where the Senate Repubs have been described as “throwing cold water” on the idea of bringing the Bidens in as “witnesses.” The reality in the Senate is even less favorable to the Repubs than it is in the House: Even though they’re the majority party there, they still have to pass a bill outlining the way the “trial” there will be conducted. And it is one that will be negotiated with Schumer rather than imposed upon him and the minority party, including which witnesses will be called during the proceedings. And with a 53 seat majority reliant upon several vulnerable Repubs to maintain party ranks, McConnell will be left walking a very narrow path to getting the whole mess done.
This is all a long-winded way of saying that there’s virtually no chance that the House Repubs are going to get the show trial in the Senate that they desperately want. Every indication is that Graham and McConnell intend to focus their “defense” upon the idea that the investigation was started in “bad faith” and thus Trump is the victim of a “conspiracy.”
- the senate itself has already debunked this nonsense
- there are no federal rules of evidence. it matters not one whit whether the investigation was started in good faith or not. there is no fruit of the poisonous tree
the only thing that matters is what happened.
ps - the response to a ‘bad faith’ investigation is to show up and testify. not withholding 100% of doc requests and ordering everybody not to testify
What’s sad is that disapproval of the House of Saud used to be a bipartisan position, that while we might accept (reluctantly) the need for an ally in the region, we still felt that they did too little to combat terrorism and too much to promote it.
I say “used to” because then Jan 2017 came and roughly a quarter of the nation suddenly decided that being best buds with the House of Saud was cool if Donald Trump was promoting it.
re: #33 Dangerman (misuser of the sarc tag)
Or to put it simply: “A truly innocent man would be eager to clear his name.”
re: #34 Targetpractice
What’s sad is that disapproval of the House of Saud used to be a bipartisan position, that while we might accept (reluctantly) the need for an ally in the region, we still felt that they did too little to combat terrorism and too much to promote it.
I say “used to” because then Jan 2017 came and roughly a quarter of the nation suddenly decided that being best buds with the House of Saud was cool if Donald Trump was promoting it.
The tell is going to see how the Saudi newspapers cover it.
I personally suspect that it’s not a terror incident but someone going over the edge in retaliation over some perceived slight from a classmate or instructor.
TFW you ask a member of a famous band which guitar tab is correct for one of his songs, and he doesn’t know how to read tabs…
Good lord I have no idea what those are. https://t.co/pme2pp4GeS
— Mike Mills 🍂🍁 (@m_millsey) December 6, 2019
re: #34 Targetpractice
What’s sad is that disapproval of the House of Saud used to be a bipartisan position, that while we might accept (reluctantly) the need for an ally in the region, we still felt that they did too little to combat terrorism and too much to promote it.
I say “used to” because then Jan 2017 came and roughly a quarter of the nation suddenly decided that being best buds with the House of Saud was cool if Donald Trump was promoting it.
Putin too. Putin has grown more acceptable to parts of our population and it’s not a coincidence where that began.
re: #36 FFL (GOP Delenda Est)
The tell is going to see how the Saudi newspapers cover it.
I personally suspect that it’s not a terror incident but someone going over the edge in retaliation over some perceived slight from a classmate or instructor.
I agree: apparently the Navy program the shooter was enrolled in has had “hundreds” of Saudi trainees over the years (they seem to have been the main beneficiaries of it): it has been described (AFAICT) as a “classroom shooting”-type incident: so it probably IS just an individual flipping out, rather than a “terrorist” assault. But I’m sure we’ll find out.
re: #37 makeitstop
TFW you ask a member of a famous band which guitar tab is correct for one of his songs, and he doesn’t know how to read tabs…
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I don’t read tabs either.
Army Football Drops ‘God Forgives, Brothers Don’t’ Slogan Linked to White Supremacist Groups https://t.co/HbK6j5iMQy
re: #40 Charles Johnson
I don’t read tabs either.
Yeah, me neither. I find it easier to just figure things out by ear. (Can’t read music, either.)
re: #35 Eclectic Cyborg
Or to put it simply: “A truly innocent man would be eager to clear his name.”
there can be differences of opinion and arguments about
- what happened
- what it means
there are no differences of opinion if you dont participate
as i’ve said, trump is 99.99% going to be impeached.
that’s a stain for all time
a vote to ‘not remove’ by the senate does not change the impeachment. he becomes 1 of 4, and possibly the fastest ever.
if he truly wanted to protect his legacy, he should have tried to cooperate early on to try to avoid being impeached. or negotiate…something. instead he poked the House in the eye and said FU
of course it would have quickly been revealed that they are all guilt as sin, but that’s another thing
re: #37 makeitstop
TFW you ask a member of a famous band which guitar tab is correct for one of his songs, and he doesn’t know how to read tabs…
“You only know how to read music?!”
re: #42 makeitstop
When I was learning to play guitar there was no such thing as “tabs.” I do read music though.
re: #36 FFL (GOP Delenda Est)
The tell is going to see how the Saudi newspapers cover it.
I personally suspect that it’s not a terror incident but someone going over the edge in retaliation over some perceived slight from a classmate or instructor.
good to know we have such stable individuals and not hot heads roaming around air bases.
re: #45 Charles Johnson
When I was learning to play guitar there was no such thing as “tabs.” I do read music though.
I’m a total illiterate. Blessed with a pretty good ear, though.
re: #38 HappyWarrior
Putin too. Putin has grown more acceptable to parts of our population and it’s not a coincidence where that began.
whatever/whoever is acceptable to trump today, is acceptable to his base.
if he turned on putin or kim tomorrow, the base would too
Tabs are important for fretted/stringed instruments because unlike a piano, there is more than one way to play a particular note, and it is important to know which fret/string combination to use to reach them.
re: #49 Dangerman (misuser of the sarc tag)
whatever/whoever is acceptable to trump today, is acceptable to his base.
if he turned on putin or kim tomorrow, the base would too
Yep. And that’s why it’s a cult.
re: #42 makeitstop
Yeah, me neither. I find it easier to just figure things out by ear. (Can’t read music, either.)
I couldn’t play any other way than by reading, unfortunately. I would have been much more of a complete musician if I could have played by ear in addition to reading.
Just going to note along with everyone else that the cops here:
-Opened fire immediately
-Used civilian vehicles with people in them for cover
-Killed the hostage
-Killed a bystander
-Killed the two robbers https://t.co/uxeibyHkhR— Evan Hill (@evanchill) December 6, 2019
Trump expresses frustration about water efficiency, says sinks don’t have enough pressure and people have to flush toilets multiple times. He says he has directed the EPA to look at opening up water standards. It’s called rain, he says, referring to states with lots of water. pic.twitter.com/pwvzqULeGB
— Jeff Mason (@jeffmason1) December 6, 2019
re: #16 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
2019
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re: #54 Stanley Sea
JFC what a fucking idiot. And that’s an insult to idiots everywhere. I am not as generous as Speaker Pelosi, I loathe that piece of shit with the heat of a thousand grenade launchers.
Just found out the answer to a question that I never asked:
And here it is! BHC06 which is called *ORANGE* pic.twitter.com/cqyiTSt1Bd
— kersti (@FeistyOldHag) December 5, 2019
These Detainee Sketches Show the Horrors of the CIA Torture Program
Link
Meanwhile, America’s torture aficionados have gone on to cozy careers in journalism and academia and the courts. by Charles Pierce
sick… so sick…
re: #28 HappyWarrior
I’m sure you can find a Trump tweet where he attacks Obama for being too deferential to a Muslim head of state.
There are bazillions of wingnut Tweets and memes of Obama “bowing down” to Muslim royalty.
When it was Trump’s turn to “bow down” (receive an award from the Saudis) he curtseyed.
Ken White’s (PopeHat) thoughts on Nikki Haley:
1. Politician from different political group does a few non-terrible things
2. Media hypes politician as new bipartisan respected hope
3. You start to think maybe politician is kind of okay
4. Politician unhinges jaw, swallows live puppy on camera
5. “Huh,” you think.— YesMalarkeyHat (@Popehat) December 6, 2019
Freepers are arguing over whether the Pensacola shooting is a false flag carried out by a brainwashed Hillary plant trying to sabotage our friendship with the Saudis, or a case of a crazed ISIS jihadi admitted by Obama to kill Christians and vote for Democrats.
All white jury convicts terrorist of making death threats against a Muslim-American. Good to see some justice in this world.
None of the jurors were POC
I dont believe any were Muslim
I assume most (all?) were US born
And they looked at the facts, listened to the testimony, applied the law, & upheld justice for an American Muslim immigrant of color
THAT justice for all is what makes America great❤️— Qasim Rashid, Esq. (@QasimRashid) December 6, 2019
re: #62 ckkatz
Ken White’s (PopeHat) thoughts on Nikki Haley:
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Eating live puppies to remain viable with the deplorable base of the GOP.
re: #53 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
8 miles from #thegreatpoolpondconversion
Just going to note along with everyone else that the cops here:
-Opened fire immediately
-Used civilian vehicles with people in them for cover
-Killed the hostage
-Killed a bystander
-Killed the two robbers https://t.co/uxeibyHkhR— Evan Hill (@evanchill) December 6, 2019
re: #63 Shiplord Kirel, Friend of Moose and Squirrel
Freepers are arguing over whether the Pensacola shooting is a false flag carried out by a brainwashed Hillary plant trying to sabotage our friendship with the Saudis, or a case of a crazed ISIS jihadi admitted by Obama to kill Christians and vote for Democrats.
give ‘em time before ‘joe biden had hunter biden do it’
It takes 10 to 15 flushes to deal with 30 to 50 feral hogs
— Jason McGoblin (@goddamnedfrank) December 6, 2019
How John Solomon Undermined Journalism
by Nancy LeTourneau, Wash. Monthly
With the release of the report from the House Intelligence Committee on their impeachment hearings, Trump’s enablers are outraged that Representative Adam Schiff got access to the phone records of key players in Giuliani’s extortion scheme. According to Byron York, of particular concern is the fact that those records include telephone calls by John Solomon.
awwww
re: #64 NO SMOCKING GUN!
liberty and justice for all
all means all
if it’s not ‘all’, it’s neither liberty nor justice
In 2019 as religiously motivated violent hate crimes are at record highs, when Jews & Muslims are only 3% of the population but suffer over 60% of religiously motivated hate crimes, when anti-immigrant hate is spiking—honest Americans Unite to uphold justice & fairness for all✊🏽
— Qasim Rashid, Esq. (@QasimRashid) December 6, 2019
re: #69 goddamnedfrank
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in summer camp (in the 60’s) we’d say flush twice, it’s a long way to the kitchen
Yes, now he’s talking about his weird bathroom fetishes. It was just a matter of time. https://t.co/ctGNfb6BEz
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) December 6, 2019
re: #74 Charles Johnson
This is going to end with a gold toilet in every bathroom in the White House, isn’t it?
/
re: #70 retired cynic
How John Solomon Undermined Journalism
by Nancy LeTourneau, Wash. Monthlyawwww
fwiw
Adam Schiff DID NOT ‘get access’ to the phone records
they were obtained by lawful subpoena
further, as the intelligence committee spokesman said:
“Any questions about the fact that Members, congressional staff, or journalists appear in call records released by the Committee should be directed at those individuals, who were in contact with individuals of investigative interest to the impeachment inquiry,” Boland added.
The entire right wing universe will now begin whining in unison, “YEAH WHAT HAPPENED TO MUH WATER PRESSURE?”
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) December 6, 2019
re: #53 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
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It would be hugely disappointing if there isn’t an ENORMOUS pay out to the family of the hostage and the bystander. The fact that these dipshits were using the cars as shields—and continued to walk along side the cars as the drivers were apparently trying to get out of harm’s way was insane.
“Back before the do-nothing liberal radical Dems started doing stuff, that water came out of the shower so hard it would strip the top layer of skin right off your body.”
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) December 6, 2019
re: #76 Dangerman (misuser of the sarc tag)
fwiw
Adam Schiff DID NOT ‘get access’ to the phone records
they were obtained by lawful subpoena
further, as the intelligence committee spokesman said:
Of course. She is saying that Solomon and his defenders are “outraged” because the government is harassing a conservative “journalist” and she is saying that he is NOT that, but is actually a political operative. She is attacking Solomon’s defenders for distorting the story.
re: #81 retired cynic
Of course. She is saying that Solomon and his defenders are “outraged” because the government is harassing a conservative “journalist” and she is saying that he is NOT that, but is actually a political operative. She is attacking Solomon’s defenders for distorting the story.
oh i got that
im saying dont pal around with people likely to get wire tapped and you wont get caught up in that net - as the other end of the phone call
meanwhile, mrs dm and i just started watching The Wire. It’s very good.
(yeah we’re slow)
just saw episode 10, kima got shot
re a ‘coup’
If 100% of the American people voted this buffoon in, & he still committed these offenses, he’d still be eligible for impeachment.
Even if he was voted in justifiably, one doesn’t negate the other.
More reaching.— 🇺🇲 #NotMeUs 🇺🇲 (@ravenn366) December 6, 2019
ps - even thought they believe it, abuse of presidential power is not ‘the will of the people’.
that would be oxy-moronic
re: #74 Charles Johnson
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re: #80 Charles Johnson
When I was in Japan, I was continually amazed about the water just gushing out of shower fixtures. (Also that you could press a button to make the water coming out even hotter than it already was.) When you live in a desert, water flow is carefully monitored.
re: #84 Joe Bacon 🌹
So what does he flush down the john? Is it a pack of Preparation H wipes or a roll of Scott 1000 sheet TP?
He just admitted he’s so full of crap it takes 10-15 flushes to get it all down.
re: #86 Cheechako
He just admitted he’s so full of crap it takes 10-15 flushes to get it all down.
I read that and the Fat Boys Are Back rap starts playing in my head…
The moral of this story: a steady diet of Big Macs and KFC results in some monstrous turds.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) December 6, 2019
Donnie is fucking afraid to offend the Saudis. He’s fucking bowing to them again.
Once again showing there is a class of people, primary rich whites, that the law protects but does not constrain, and a class of people, mostly poor people of color, who the law constrains but does not protect.
— aagcobb (@aagcobb1) December 6, 2019
re: #88 Charles Johnson
“People are flushing toilets 10 times, 15 times, as opposed to once.”
i want to know who these ‘people’ are and how the hell would he know this?
Just a sane, normal tweet any President could make.
//
JOBS, JOBS, JOBS! pic.twitter.com/QCtWgld2RW
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 6, 2019
Nevermind that most of these are seasonal positions that will be gone in a few months time.
There are Democrats from traditionally red districts still leery of impeachment and want it kept focused on Ukraine. amp.cnn.com
re: #1 jaunte
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Helpful I f you’re trying to keep track of who’s who in the Ukraine corruption scandal
This, from the 10/18 Kyiv Post, only has a small portion of the crooks. It doesn’t have KGB-trained Andrii Derkach, who Giuliani met yesterday, or Oleksandr Onyshchenko, who was arrested just today. It doesn’t even have Paul Manafort. You’d need a much bigger page to keep track of every one of these crooks.
“Light bulbs and toilets” is a fitting title of Donnie’s autobiography.
Walter Reed emergency visit mystery SOLVED.
— Matt Wilt (@MattWilt803) December 6, 2019
I could get an entire sweatshirt down in less flushes. And I have.
— Mr. Fun Guy (@Mister_Fun_Guy) December 6, 2019
re: #96 Dr. Matt
“Light bulbs and toilets” is a fitting title of Donnie’s autobiography.
“Tremendous Light bulbs and toilets.”
re: #95 garzooma
This, from the 10/18 Kyiv Post, only has a small portion of the crooks. It doesn’t have KGB-trained Andrii Derkach, who Giuliani met yesterday, or Oleksandr Onyshchenko, who was arrested just today. It doesn’t even have Paul Manafort. You’d need a much bigger page to keep track of every one of these crooks.
‘you’re gonna need a bigger boat page’
re: #96 Dr. Matt
“Light bulbs and toilets” is a fitting title of Donnie’s autobiography.
subtitled: the pressing affairs of state
re: #97 Dr. Matt
Ten to fifteen flushes, he says! TEN TO FIFTEEN!
— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) December 6, 2019
Update:
I am 53 miles away from the WH in SoMD and my sinks and toilets work just fine.
I can also report that none of my lightbulbs make me glow orange or make my hair look like someone pissed in a cotton candy machine.— Jeff ImpeachtheMF Farias (@jefffarias) December 6, 2019
It’s not adequately appreciated that the open, unabashed White House position is:
1) It’s fine for Trump to solicit foreign interference in next election
and
2) Congress’ impeachment power cannot be legitimately applied to Trump
That leaves *no* mechanism of accountability. https://t.co/OI3bldTCmL— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) December 6, 2019
Weird how none of the White House counsel’s letters about impeachment have cited relevant laws and court cases https://t.co/DXHOzEziwk
— Hayes Brown (@HayesBrown) December 6, 2019
First graf complains that House Judiciary hasn’t heard any evidence yet. Second graf says there shouldn’t be any more hearings. A tour de force. https://t.co/oOCjZRUd9S
— Matt Ford (@fordm) December 6, 2019
JUST IN: @Rep_Hunter (R-CA), who pleaded guilty this week to a federal campaign finance violation, says he will resign “shortly after the holidays.” pic.twitter.com/IXWymzrJQp
— Ed O’Keefe (@edokeefe) December 6, 2019
re: #104 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
Aww, poor guy…not. Buh-bye asshole.
re: #103 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
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- the constitution does not address fairness nor due process w/r/t impeachment. those concepts are not constitutionally relevant.
a constitutionally ‘baseless’ impeachment could not ‘succeed’.
your choosing not to participate is similar though not equivalent to a defendant choosing not to put on a defense.
a defendant might win a not guilty plea with that tactic.
trump will never be ‘not impeached’
re: #107 Joe Bacon 🌹
Watch the prick vote NO on impeaching Trump.
Not a concern
INBOX: Rep. Duncan Hunter, who recently pleaded guilty to misusing campaign funds, announces he will resign from Congress ““shortly after the holidays.” He had been stripped of committee assignments (incl HASC), and could no longer vote.https://t.co/GJ7cL0c7Nz
— Andrew Clevenger (@andclev) December 6, 2019
re: #107 Joe Bacon 🌹
Watch the prick vote NO on impeaching Trump.
i heard on the radio that he’s lost his voting privileges
re: #109 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
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the NYT - and they’re not wrong
“There is no evidence that the elder Mr. Biden, while serving as vice president, improperly intervened in Ukraine to benefit his son. But the president’s advisers are betting that many voters will ignore the complexities of the allegations and absorb a simple message about a father using his influence to help his son.”
re: #54 Stanley Sea
once again, trump takes credit by lying
bloomberg:
While the president said the Environmental Protection Agency was looking at the standards “at my suggestion,” a review of the WaterSense program was mandated under 2018 legislation passed by Congress that said the agency should look at any regulations adopted before 2012. That means the government is forced to revisit specifications for tank-type toilets, lavatory faucets and faucet accessories, showerheads, flushing urinals, and weather-based irrigation controllers.
Trump expresses frustration about water efficiency, says sinks don’t have enough pressure and people have to flush toilets multiple times. He says he has directed the EPA to look at opening up water standards. It’s called rain, he says, referring to states with lots of water. pic.twitter.com/pwvzqULeGB
— Jeff Mason (@jeffmason1) December 6, 2019
re: #73 Dangerman (misuser of the sarc tag)
in summer camp (in the 60’s) we’d say flush twice, it’s a long way to the kitchen
like i said:
on disqus:
MrLodyte • 16 minutes ago
Dear Citizen! Please flush twice, it’s a long way to the White House!
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Schiffs impeachment is a FARCE because
1. There was no military aid withheld.
2. The conversation about corruption in Ukraine was based on compelling evidence of criminal conduct by then VP Biden, in 2016, that has not been resolved and until it is will be a major obstacle…— Rudy Giuliani (@RudyGiuliani) December 5, 2019
vox makes it clear:
Trump and his Republican supporters in Congress have sought to portray the efforts of the president and Giuliani to cajole the Ukrainian government into announcing investigations into the Bidens as being rooted in the president’s good-faith concerns about “corruption,” rather than his own political self-interests.
But Giuliani’s tweet reveals the hollowness of that talking point. “Corruption” is just a stand-in word for “Biden.” He doesn’t even try to hide it.
Testing underway after uranium-contaminated property collapsed into US, Canadian riverhttps://t.co/wKSt3O6msk
— Sputnik (@SputnikInt) December 6, 2019
Good news for plansbandc and wlewisiii - you have a secret Santa who has extended your LGF subscriptions for another year! Enjoy and be merry.
re: #117 Joe Bacon 🌹
Not a bad day if you’re Pizza Rat. I’m told there is a new Coffee Rat meme in play.
re: #118 Charles Johnson
Thank you so much, Secret Santa!! Thanks Charles. <3 <3
Well that is a sweet thing to login and see. Thanks again for all you do, Santa!
re: #116 Dread Pirate Here’s the Detroit Free Press article on that.
Contrary to what you might expect, hinges are not manufactured consistently.
Man, those Social Security scammers have been absolutely pounding my phone the last few days.
re: #127 goddamnedfrank
Man, those Social Security scammers have been absolutely pounding my phone the last few days.
for me, it’s been “Medicare specialists” and “homeowner security”.
phone numbers are from Paintsville, Williamsburg and Ashland, KY. They keep changing the numbers.
2. Corruption at Burisma under investigation in Ukraine took place in the period 2 YEARS BEFORE Hunter joined.
See here: 👉https://t.co/X9JlSAAJ9m— Heidi Przybyla (@HeidiNBC) December 6, 2019
Finally, my Oct. 1 piece:
Daria Kaleniuk, director of the Anti-Corruption Action Center in Ukraine, said Giuliani probably “needed” Lutsenko to “connect the dots in a story that looked like it was real but was not.”https://t.co/9QGyj6rbbf— Heidi Przybyla (@HeidiNBC) December 6, 2019
moron
….will temporarily hold off this designation and step up our joint efforts to deal decisively with these vicious and ever-growing organizations!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 6, 2019
When I talked to Haley in 2015, she was fully aware that many people in SC associated the flag with hate long before Dylann Roof. She even told me that her son had raised the issue to her before. So I don’t understand why she wouldn’t even bother to mention that in this interview https://t.co/yfh6HWlKZD
— Abby D. Phillip (@abbydphillip) December 6, 2019
re: #132 Backwoods_Sleuth
Republicans, when they think at all, think that there is no value in a credible, confirmable “reality”.
Put another way, they think they can surf the universe on a wave of bullshit plasma.
The Future of the Republican Party says the worst thing about the mass murderer of 9 black people at church is that he ruined use of the pro-slavery flag for the rest of the racists. https://t.co/0EbqvVTdWh
— Dan Murphy (@bungdan) December 6, 2019
moron
…This Bill HELPS students get the student aid they need to go to college! STOP the headaches, and STOP the PAPERWORK barriers to HIGHER EDUCATION! Congrats to Lamar!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 7, 2019
Uh… what…? https://t.co/gHTirclxbL
— Joy Reid (@JoyAnnReid) December 6, 2019
I’m looking very strongly at hinges.
And unhinged presidents.
We’re going to have huge pipes, the biggest most beautiful pressurized pipes you’ve ever seen.
Flush the turd on November third.
pic.twitter.com/txZon1oh37— Kimberley Johnson (@AuthorKimberley) December 6, 2019
Seriously, here’s the district court motion: https://t.co/zndHufAVb0
DOJ, in short: “Yes, we want to hurry up and kill this guy after not trying to do so for a long time, but we’re also a little busy right now, so we’ll get back to his constitutional claims when we have time.” pic.twitter.com/zWzXVlP9zn— Chris Geidner (@chrisgeidner) December 6, 2019
The panel was Easterbrook, Sykes, and Barrett. pic.twitter.com/H2LI3d15lu
— Chris Geidner (@chrisgeidner) December 6, 2019
There were no noted dissents. Alito issued a statement, joined by Gorsuch and Kavanaugh, making clear that they think the challenge can and should be resolved quickly — but also suggesting they think DOJ was rushing (see highlighted). Full order: https://t.co/4MPlYwQTKb pic.twitter.com/63LgdLXTH4
— Chris Geidner (@chrisgeidner) December 7, 2019
re: #127 goddamnedfrank
Man, those Social Security scammers have been absolutely pounding my phone the last few days.
I guess I’m lucky: I’ve only gotten one earlier this week: it was a recording with a local (NYC) number: I erased it as soon as I heard “your Social Security Number will be cancelled…”
Which would be a bummer, since I’ve had it memorized for so long…..
re: #132 Backwoods_Sleuth
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Nikki Haley is full o’shit, part the infinity.
Here’s what she said in the immediate aftermath of the Charleston massacre (while she was being “treated for PTSD”—uh huh) “I think the state will start talking about that again, and we’ll see where it goes.”
And I can save myself some ranting time about the fucking flag, because I already wrote a page about the whole history of the efforts to remove it back in June of 2015.
A Few Facts Relating to the SC Confederate Flag Story
Keep your Wednesday open for the 100th anniversary/rededication of the Boll Weevil monument.
re: #142 Decatur Deb
Keep your Wednesday open for the 100th anniversary/rededication of the Boll Weevil monument.
Better let DT know that he has another Centennial to celebrate, since no one ever did it before!
Alabama thanks the weevil for introducing us to peanuts!
atlasobscura.com
Donald: “None of you fact witnesses are allowed to testify or you will make me look guilty AF!”
Donald: “Haha! Democrats don’t have fact witnesses, so their case against me must be weak AF!” https://t.co/2pxaMHQcP0— Mrs. Betty Bowers (@BettyBowers) December 7, 2019
guess he’s having toilet probs tonight…
Fake News @CNN is reporting that I am “still using personal cell phone for calls despite repeated security warnings.” This is totally false information and reporting. I haven’t had a personal cell phone for years. Only use government approved and issued phones. Retract!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 7, 2019
Why is the World Bank loaning money to China? Can this be possible? China has plenty of money, and if they don’t, they create it. STOP!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 7, 2019
re: #146 Backwoods_Sleuth
guess he’s having toilet probs tonight…
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Bring out the 🎂
Tuskegee Airman, Col. Charles E. McGee celebrates his 100th birthday at Dover Air Force Base, Del. The Ohio native is one of the last surviving members of the Tuskegee Airmen. #DoDRemembers75 pic.twitter.com/kI4J4qOJnM— Department of Defense 🇺🇸 (@DeptofDefense) December 7, 2019
re: #144 jaunte
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Alabama thanks the weevil for introducing us to peanuts!
atlasobscura.com
Stealing the bug has long been a rite of passage. The original was damaged and retired to protective custody, leaving knock-offs for the amusement of future vandals.
Ahem… pic.twitter.com/776pXrTllf
— Translate Trump (@TranslateRealDT) December 7, 2019
re: #152 Decatur Deb
I noticed the lady is well clothed. Is that marble with a cast iron bug?
Here’s the video, via WaPo, of Trump discussing toilet flushing: “We have a situation where we’re looking very strongly at sinks and showers, and other elements of bathrooms … You turn on the faucet and you don’t get any water … People are flushing toilets 10 times, 15 times.” pic.twitter.com/pPE0im4RxL
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) December 6, 2019
BREAKING: Rep. Adam Schiff is calling for VP Pence’s office to declassify part of aide Jennifer Williams’ testimony about a call Pence had with the Ukrainian president. pic.twitter.com/33BMlPelug
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) December 7, 2019
re: #155 Backwoods_Sleuth
It’s Bad Observational Standup POTUS.
re: #154 prairiefire
I noticed the lady is well clothed. Is that marble with a cast iron bug?
Original bug was bronze IIRC. The replacements have been fiberglass and such. The lady is very much a Saint-Gaudens figure, perhaps from his studio.
Giuliani’s decision to travel to multiple European countries this week was so startling to senior admin officials and national security brass that they began tracking his movements in an effort to get a read on his objectives abroad. https://t.co/1BXSnzF1Tq
— Drogon (@drogon_dracarys) December 6, 2019
re: #144 jaunte
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Alabama thanks the weevil for introducing us to peanuts!
atlasobscura.com
George Washington Carver had a little something to do with that too…
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re: #154 prairiefire
I noticed the lady is well clothed. Is that marble with a cast iron bug?
If that’s a recent photo, probably not: Wikipedia says the original (stone, with a metal [likely bronze? iron?] weevil - added later) was replaced in 1998 after repeated vandalism damaged the statue. The existing piece is resin (composition of bug not mentioned).
ADD: OK: the original BWM was described as “metal” - and the “Greek lady“‘s basin originally had a fountain spraying out of it. Later replaced with the weevil (several times).
But: DD: probably not Saint-Gaudens: the monument’s organizer is said to have ordered it from Italy.
re: #160 TedStriker
I wonder why they didn’t put up a statue of him?
The Boll Weevil talk jolted my memory.
When my brother was about 10 my dad built a small backyard ramp for him and his friend to ride their bikes over (they wore those really safe, protective 1960s Sears plastic football helmets, too!). One day a family friend was watching them do their little jumps and dubbed them “Evel Knieval and his brother Boll Weevil.”
re: #162 jaunte
I wonder why they didn’t put up a statue of him?
I don’t know if there’s a statue of GWC somewhere in AL of relatively recent vintage, but I’ll give you three guesses on why it wasn’t done back in the day…and the first two don’t count.
I suspect you already knew the answer when you asked the (rhetorical) question.
re: #162 jaunte
I wonder why they didn’t put up a statue of him?
Actually our nearby town did, and a mural, and a school and a museum.
flickr.com
re: #158 Decatur Deb
How are the farmers holding up? Can you count how many times you have had to pull stakes in the last 24 months? Hope the fam is well !
re: #165 Decatur Deb
Actually our nearby town did, and a mural, and a school and a museum.
flickr.com
Good on them…GWC was a hell of a man of science.
Also, there’s the George Washington Carver National Monument at his birthplace in Missouri, the first National Park Service property dedicated to an African-American…in 1943.
re: #161 Jay C
If that’s a recent photo, probably not: Wikipedia says the original (stone, with a metal [likely bronze? iron?] weevil - added later) was replaced in 1998 after repeated vandalism damaged the statue. The existing piece is resin (composition of bug not mentioned).
They might have it wrong. I think most of the statue is original, with a repair visible on the L forearm where some idjit tore the bug away.
“My notes”
Some stick figures and shit I doodled on a napkin while Trump was talking about getting a blowjob from a pole dancer who looks like his daughter. https://t.co/LH4jMY1Mhy— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) December 7, 2019
re: #166 prairiefire
How are the farmers holding up? Can you count how many times you have had to pull stakes in the last 24 months? Hope the fam is well !
No farmer ever had a good year. No rain, too much rain, poor crops flooding the market…
re: #170 Decatur Deb
Tariffs. They used to be able to make a decent living. Idk, the geological impact might force the issue of losing land to global warming.
re: #170 Decatur Deb
No farmer ever had a good year. No rain, too much rain, poor crops flooding the market…
Actually, that’s not quite true. My husband had a good year in the early 70s, and we got married and put a stop to that! And those excuses? They are true! Too hot, too cold, too wet, too dry, too much production, machinery breakdowns at the wrong time. We even had a grain elevator go bankrupt with our soybean crop in it. The manager looked us straight in the eye the morning before they collapsed in the afternoon, and swore we would be covered. We were not. They have since changed the law! There is always something!
omg he said “you’re the best person i’ve ever rescued” 🥺 https://t.co/9LnpqvaUTY
— WeRateDogs® (@dog_rates) December 7, 2019
Exercise bike not included. #AviationGin pic.twitter.com/jYHW74h81l
— Ryan Reynolds (@VancityReynolds) December 7, 2019
*snerk*
wow we used to say christmas in this country https://t.co/NIxknAMTmv
— Tim Murphy (@timothypmurphy) December 7, 2019
re: #177 Decatur Deb
We also have murals for people like Sherman Rose, local Tuskeegee Airman. I got to sit with him at our Habitat dinner one year.
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re: #174 Mescalero09
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Reynolds not only owns Aviation Gin, but he just bought Mint Mobile too.
No need to adjust your glasses. You’re reading this correctly. 😏 pic.twitter.com/2CTyw2nN3O
— Mint Mobile (@_MintMobile) November 25, 2019
re: #180 Mescalero09
You know who that girl is, right?
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I wouldn’t have until I read the comments. I’m old.
re: #174 Mescalero09
It’s what really happened after he bought her the bike, not the fantasy playing in his head that Pelaton showed.
— (((IntheNumbers))) (@ItsNumbersMan) December 7, 2019
I try to make this point sparingly:
This is insane.
(He is — apparently — talking about Calif water standards. Unlike the speaker, I have dealt extensively with showers and toilets in Calif, including a few days ago.
This is insane.) https://t.co/QS554KfmuB— James Fallows (@JamesFallows) December 6, 2019
Trump’s weird inability to talk about water:
“Water dump” = hurricane
“Big water” = ocean
“Dripping out quietly… dripping out” = water efficiency standards
“Alabama” = Florida— Bob Cesca (@bobcesca_go) December 7, 2019
Booker: Hey, I was a Rhodes Scholar too. But no..not going there.
Bloomberg: I have someone to take shits for me.
Yang: I shit digitally.
Harris: I am so glad to be out of this!— David Rothkopf (@djrothkopf) December 6, 2019
re: #183 Backwoods_Sleuth
Have some empathy. He had a turd that stared him down for 15 flushes before he called the secret service in to check for wires.
— mescalero09 (@nines0909) December 7, 2019
why does the press play this silly Trump game?
— Eric Boehlert (@EricBoehlert) December 7, 2019
Trump’s weird inability to talk about water:
“Water dump” = hurricane
“Big water” = ocean
“Dripping out quietly… dripping out” = water efficiency standards
“Alabama” = Florida— Bob Cesca (@bobcesca_go) December 7, 2019
Texas police issue ‘warning’ about flesh-eating bacteria associated with new batch of meth https://t.co/UNev7UcMCV
“If you have recently purchased methamphetamine, please come by (police headquarters) and we will test it”
Well, that’s nice of them! … … Wait 🤔😂 pic.twitter.com/VDKoPEl0LY— Local 12/WKRC-TV (@Local12) December 7, 2019
If only there had just been one good guy with a gun on that entire naval base. https://t.co/dY9vc7LWWs
— Mrs. Betty Bowers (@BettyBowers) December 7, 2019
In that May 10 meeting, Trump also reportedly called Comey a “nut job” and revealed classified intelligence to the Russians.
— Kyle Cheney (@kyledcheney) December 7, 2019
re: #191 Backwoods_Sleuth
Matt Gaetz looks a lot like my father when he was young. It creeps me out.
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He is so stupid it hurts my hair. https://t.co/jThRhEGIxn
— SarahCA 💙🌊 (@SarahBCalif) December 6, 2019
❤️❤️
This sweet kid sneaking into his neighbors garage, only to steal a hug from their pup is the best thing you’ll see today ❤️❤️ pic.twitter.com/AX36eDYYU0
— Akki (@akkitwts) December 6, 2019
I’ve never flushed a toilet 15 times in a desperate attempt to get rid of evidence, but I did once have a toilet that got stuck in “refill” mode and it was on the 2nd floor and it backed up and caused the 1st floor toilet to overflow like a boss and that sucked.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) December 7, 2019
In this metaphor, Trump is that overflowing 1st floor toilet.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) December 7, 2019
The US is going to need a lot more than 15 flushes to get Trump to go all the way down the drain. We may need to call in the rooter guys on this one. With the giant snake.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) December 7, 2019
re: #199 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
This happened in 2016. The family had lost their dog the year before. He now has his own dog again.https://t.co/6ti94Hp4h8
— Elizabeth **Fur Mom** Cook (@ec2242001_cook) December 6, 2019
Imagine you work in a presidential administration. You’re in the middle of an impeachment dogfight where every day could make or break everything. And then you watch the president talk about needing to flush the toilet ten times.
— Jared Yates Sexton (@JYSexton) December 7, 2019
My sympathy meter seems to be broke.
re: #53 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
Just going to note along with everyone else that the cops here:
-Opened fire immediately
-Used civilian vehicles with people in them for cover
-Killed the hostage
-Killed a bystander
-Killed the two robbers
and these were trained professionals
Imagine unlicensed, untrained open-carry vigilantes getting mixed up in the act
re: #90 NO SMOCKING GUN!
Once again showing there is a class of people, primary rich whites, that the law protects but does not constrain, and a class of people, mostly poor people of color, who the law constrains but does not protect.
And as has been pointed out here, compare the people we used to arrest for selling dope to the ones we are now licensing to sell dope.
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