Seth takes a closer look at President Trump whining about campaigning in swing states and attacking 60 Minutes correspondent Lesley Stahl as the coronavirus outbreak spikes.
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This…scumbag…@BMorgenstern45 is the worst. I urge my 500,000 followers, bombard anyone who hires him with this info so they know he’s no better than a nazi.They rip kids away, cant find parents to return, & he lies “oh, parents don’t want them”…https://t.co/mo87DRLPst https://t.co/iWCepxOCPW
— Kurt “Mask Up, Vote Early” Eichenwald (@kurteichenwald) October 21, 2020
Chaser:
Most of the children are indigenous , parents speak an indigenous language. 💔 we must understand that it is extremely important to provide interpreters to indigenous peoples at institutions, law offices , immigrant rights movement attorney @jacobsoboroff https://t.co/SUEjP2IczR
— Odilia (@OdiliaRomero) October 21, 2020
CLed (may her memory be a blessing) from last string.
I voted today, and may whatever gods exist curse Trump and the golden-calf church cults and the Putin-whorehouse media that support him and incite the genocidal fascist traitors who form his “base.”
There was a little dweeb with a visible side-arm hanging around giving people the eye right at the distance limit from the polling place. He was kind of scampering around and frankly looked scared to death. Of course, I had left my handgun (which I carry all the time now) in the car because I was voting.
Be prepared to defend yourselves, people.
This is getting real and the right-wing terrorists of the yokel gentry are utterly desperate with the fear of lost privilege. They also have all the arrogance that their delusional “churches” and traitor-media can provide. One advantage we have: the traitors and plague-rat tools still think they have all the guns. Piss on them.
The world has changed and it will NEVER go back.
I can’t express how much I hate these people.
You mean where trump had a bank account?
That China?
Where trump paid more in taxes than he did here?
That China?— Yeah Sure WTF Ever 🇨🇦🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸🇨🇦 (@YeahSureWhatev2) October 22, 2020
That was rhetorical, right?
— 𝙒𝘽 𝙔𝙤𝙪𝙣𝙜 🍕🐀😷 (@FormerDirtDart) October 22, 2020
re: #5 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
CLed (may her memory be a blessing) from last string.
I voted today, and may whatever gods exist curse Trump and the golden-calf church cults and the Putin-whorehouse media that support him and incite the genocidal fascist traitors who form his “base.”
There was a little dweeb with a visible side-arm hanging around giving people the eye right at the distance limit from the polling place. He was kind of scampering around and frankly looked scared to death. Of course, I had left my handgun (which I carry all the time now) in the car because I was voting.
Be prepared to defend yourselves, people.
This is getting real and the right-wing terrorists of the yokel gentry are utterly desperate with the fear of lost privilege. They also have all the arrogance that their delusional “churches” and traitor-media can provide. One advantage we have: the traitors and plague-rat tools still think they have all the guns. Piss on them.
The world has changed and it will NEVER go back.
Wife has expressed concern over post-election violence. Concern, like: “How much 12 ga ammo do we have?”
As befits the daughter of a WWII/Korea senior NCO.
re: #7 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀 No Capt’n😷Trips
It depends on who Boss Putin tells him to blame.
re: #9 Decatur Deb
Wife has expressed concern over post-election violence. Like: “How much 12 ga ammo do we have?”
As befits the daughter of a WWII/Korea senior NCO.
Got my most recent order of rifle ammo for my Krag today plus my bandolier is full. Pity the nutjobs have made it nearly impossible to find 9mm.
Dumbest Tweet of the Day:
How many “drowning people” were saved by voting Green in 2016? I’ll wait here while you count them all. #BidenHarris pic.twitter.com/pc7iQVbbDq
— #VoteBlue Blueberry Pie (@Pie_Overlord) October 22, 2020
The goods news is, I am seeing a lot fewer of these memes compared to 4 years ago. I think most people have realized that 3rd party votes are worthless at best and elect Republicans at worst.
re: #8 Dread Pirate Ron
TEXAS IS NUMBER ONE!
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No — New York is still #1 — it shows almost twice as many deaths as Texas. Texas is #2.
It’s an absolute loving photo. It reminds me of my relationship with my father, one of the finest humans to ever have lived. (RIP poppy! I miss you every day!)
These people don’t know healthy relationships when they see them.
It’s both sad and infuriating.— Yeah Sure WTF Ever 🇨🇦🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸🇨🇦 (@YeahSureWhatev2) October 22, 2020
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re: #8 Dread Pirate Ron
We’re doing a remake of the Black Knight skit down here. “It’s only a flu!”
re: #8 Dread Pirate Ron
TEXAS IS NUMBER ONE!
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From April…
I think Texas is sad they’re not Number 1. #BranchCovidians https://t.co/TWA4ZAe3ot
— Arun Tharuvai (@aatharuv) April 18, 2020
WOW!!! Harris County (TX), the third largest jurisdiction in America, is now at 2/3 of its 2016 TOTAL turnout…and there are still nine more days of early voting https://t.co/azWpQPPlPc
— David Kromelow (@dkrom59) October 22, 2020
re: #8 Dread Pirate Ron
TEXAS IS NUMBER ONE!
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I just pointed that out to Mr. C. before dinner. With 75% (give or take) of California’s population.
My father, @MelBrooks, is 94. He has never made a political video. Until now. #MelBrooks4JoeBiden#BidenHarris#GrassrootsDemHQ pic.twitter.com/yQZhopSbNV
— Max Brooks (@maxbrooksauthor) October 21, 2020
The e-mails told voters to support Trump but the DNI is sure the intent was to hurt Trump? That’s a dubious claim that seems motivated by the Administration’s desperation to distract from Russian interference and create false equivalencies between Russian and Iranian efforts.
— Chris Murphy (@ChrisMurphyCT) October 22, 2020
re: #15 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
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re: #13 Hecuba’s daughter
No — New York is still #1 — it shows almost twice as many deaths as Texas. Texas is #2.
Here’s the screenshot for the final tally for today from worldometer:
re: #23 Hecuba’s daughter
Here’s the screenshot for the final tally for today from worldometer:
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We are number one in cases.
Want to get goosebumps?
There are **THOUSANDS** of 16- and 17-year-old girls pulling 16-hour shifts as poll workers — when they aren’t even old enough to vote. https://t.co/Q6o9rOdBFi— Emily Ramshaw (@eramshaw) October 21, 2020
Trump’s thugs are nothing if not predictable.
What DNI John Ratcliffe said tonight about this alleged attack being designed to “damage President Trump”… that’s apparently **not** what was briefed to Congressional leadership. Watch: https://t.co/f9LkubKfuX
— Rachel Maddow MSNBC (@maddow) October 22, 2020
It’s really pretty amazing to see the speed at which their attempted October Surprises fall apart.
re: #14 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
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Does this look like an appropriate father/daughter interaction to you? pic.twitter.com/u99UC0pFH8
— Adrenochrome Harvester (@ClenchedFisk) October 22, 2020
re: #27 makeitstop
It’s really pretty amazing to see the speed at which their attempted October Surprises fall apart.
They are utterly incompetent. Comey’s BUTTER EMAILS, while complete bullshit, was at least plausible enough to engender doubt, and - most importantly - raise the specter of the Clinton Legacy among voters who were already partially inclined to vote against her on account of her husband. These guys are literally throwing shit at the wall and hoping something sticks.
re: #27 makeitstop
It’s really pretty amazing to see the speed at which their attempted October Surprises fall apart.
That’s because they are stupid, and can’t imagine anyone looking at their output in any way other than the way they do. Can’t put themselves in others’ shoes.
re: #14 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
Had to clickety-click through so I could click the little heart for that one. Not least because my father, too, was one of the finest humans, and I miss him a lot, too.
re: #25 Belafon
The elections for the Scottish Parliament will be held next May, 2021 (an SNP rout of the other parties is expected). Sixteen year-olds can vote in that election. When the Scottish Independence Referendum was held back in 2014 sixteen year-olds were also allowed to vote in that too. That referendum, by the way, had a 90% turnout of registered voters.
re: #22 William Lewis
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The Gateway Pundit defense of Giuliani is that he definitely was preparing to have sex with Borat’s daughter, and that any man would do the same! pic.twitter.com/Ft04yyGV5V
— Will Sommer (@willsommer) October 21, 2020
re: #24 Belafon
We are number one in cases.
Yes — good point. I primarily focus on deaths because case numbers are less reliable, especially for states hard hit at the beginning, when those who weren’t hospitalized often weren’t tested. Of course, it’s still true that those with mild symptoms often don’t get tested and therefore are excluded from the statistics.
re: #33 Rightwingconspirator
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Who doesn’t really?
He likes a little Obama before bed. pic.twitter.com/Stn0hNZzBl
— Randy Rainbow (@RandyRainbow) October 22, 2020
re: #15 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
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re: #3 Sherlock Hound
I feel ill. What a horrific person.
re: #11 William Lewis
Seriously considering a more powerful weapon.
re: #8 Dread Pirate Ron
TEXAS IS NUMBER ONE!
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And the population of CA is more than ten million more than TX.
re: #38 Jebediah, RBG
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re: #12 The Pie Overlord!
This is the shit that gets us tRump again. JFC I hate the far left damn near as much as I hate trumpsters.
I had never seen this clip before today, and now I’m sitting here wiping tears from my face. Joe Biden is a good man, and he is our only hope to heal and restore the soul of our nation. pic.twitter.com/l7IuFx75QV
— Michelle Kinney 🏴☠️ (@MichelleKinney) October 21, 2020
re: #34 gocart mozart
He keeps saying she’s 24 (true) but Giuliani THOUGHT she was 15 years old.
Any man who’s do that is a kiddie diddler. It’s called statutory rape.
WTF is wrong with right wingers? Are they all perverts?— Yeah Sure WTF Ever 🇨🇦🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸🇨🇦 (@YeahSureWhatev2) October 22, 2020
TUCK off, #BullshitDonald! https://t.co/JbfMBxG5D4
— Harry Turtledove (@HNTurtledove) October 22, 2020
Is that how “Tucker Carlson” got his name?
— Londo Nasty Woman (@Londo8313) October 22, 2020
re: #40 plansbandc
Seriously considering a more powerful weapon.
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This is bad. This is like saying, “Sure, I’ll pay you for the car you delivered yesterday. But first I have to make sure it’s up to my standards before I decide what a fair price is.” https://t.co/iiEVMQl4XW
— Kurt “Mask Up, Vote Early” Eichenwald (@kurteichenwald) October 22, 2020
A friend, who lives less than a mile from me, moved to Illinois from Wisconsin about 4 years ago. She is absolutely frantic about the possibility that Wisconsin will again go red — because Trump is paying more visits there than the Biden campaign. All I can think is these “swing states” are prima donnas if they expect the campaigns, in the year of the plague, to be catering to their every whim by making repeated physical trips to the state, and it doesn’t speak well of their residents if this is how they react. But then Wisconsin did elect Ron Johnson, a definite black mark against their judgement.
Several prominent Lone Star State Republicans joined in a call organized by the Texas Democratic Party to ask GOP voters to put country ahead of party and vote out President Donald Trump. https://t.co/w5XDlxsklz
— John FitzGerald (@TheTweetOfJohn) October 22, 2020
re: #36 William Lewis
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Just tuning into this Biden event in Philly and the speaker is doing an amazing job. Looked him up and his name is @BarackObama. Use to be a Senator in Illinois.
— Max Steele (@maxasteele) October 21, 2020
re: #36 William Lewis
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Let me get this straight: The Washington Post breaks the news that foreign adversaries are interfering in the election to threaten Democrats, and the DNI immediately holds a press conference to say it’s actually interference against Trump?
— Matt McDermott (@mattmfm) October 21, 2020
rant
You know what would be really great? If you want to sit in the park with your friends, you have the whole fucking park to set your chairs and have your gathering.
How about NOT parking your asses right on the path thereby rendering it useless for those of us who want to actually use the path. (Do I even need to say no masks? Of course no masks.)
This is one of the things that made me hate people today.
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re: #45 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
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Do we know how old Giuliani thought she was? Borat apparently rushes in at the end with his claim that she was 15, but Giuliani may have not been told any age at the beginning and judged her age by her appearance.
re: #55 Rightwingconspirator
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re: #49 William Lewis
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re: #56 Patricia Kayden
So how many Republicans are just trying to save their own skin for 2022, or 2024?
That is, they know that the blow-back against Trump will only climb with time, and these Republicans are trying to strategize in how to save the “GOP” brand?
And how many of these Republicans would support Trump’s policies, perhaps all of them, if only said policies were enacted by an erudite, polite President?
re: #62 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
All of them.
re: #63 plansbandc
All of them.
Exactly.
So these same Republicans will run in 2022 and 2024, and their platform is that they supported Biden because they thought Biden was a moderate, but instead Biden was a “radical leftist” and “Anit-American” carrying on Obama’s policy of traveling around the world apologizing for America.
Just wait for it.
re: #58 Hecuba’s daughter
Do we know how old Giuliani thought she was? Borat apparently rushes in at the end with his claim that she was 15, but Giuliani may have not been told any age at the beginning and judged her age by her appearance.
Yeah from what I’m gathering, at the end, Borat comes in and says something to the effect of “She’s 15. She’s too old for you!”
Not sure if he was told her age before the hotel room.
re: #51 Hecuba’s daughter
A friend, who lives less than a mile from me, moved to Illinois from Wisconsin about 4 years ago. She is absolutely frantic about the possibility that Wisconsin will again go red — because Trump is paying more visits there than the Biden campaign. All I can think is these “swing states” are prima donnas if they expect the campaigns, in the year of the plague, to be catering to their every whim by making repeated physical trips to the state, and it doesn’t speak well of their residents if this is how they react. But then Wisconsin did elect Ron Johnson, a definite black mark against their judgement.
Yeah, we get a lot of candidates coming through various parts of CA, but generally it’s to do fundraising events, not to woo voters, and if you live in one of CA’s far flung corners, I don’t suppose they even do that. We’re the ATM machine for both parties.
That said, I don’t want the Democratic candidates to waste their time, money and effort campaigning here. They’re going to win California. I’d rather they spent time elsewhere where it could make a difference. With Covid, however, I would think sane voters everywhere would not see candidates in person, both for their own sake and that of their candidate.
re: #66 GlutenFreeJesus
Yeah from what I’m gathering, at the end, Borat comes in and says something to the effect of “She’s 15. She’s too old for you!”
Not sure if he was told her age before the hotel room.
The whole thing smacks of being a publicity stunt for the movie. Honestly, I don’t care about Giuliani. He’s an embarrassment to his party (and humans everywhere) but not relevant any more.
re: #68 calochortus
No doubt it is. But the optics for Rudy aren’t good. I think it’s all hilarious though. I’ll watch the movie tomorrow.
Sasha is also in The Trial of The Chicago 7 on Netflix, and he’s great in it.
re: #68 calochortus
The whole thing smacks of being a publicity stunt for the movie. Honestly, I don’t care about Giuliani. He’s an embarrassment to his party (and humans everywhere) but not relevant any more.
At this point anything that discredits him I’m all for. He deserves everything shitty he gets.
re: #59 William Lewis
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re: #69 GlutenFreeJesus
No doubt it is. But the optics for Rudy aren’t good. I think it’s all hilarious though. I’ll watch the movie tomorrow.
Sasha is also in The Trial of The Chicago 7 on Netflix, and he’s great in it.
I’m not really a fan of “gotcha” humor, even if I don’t like the victim, but that’s just me.
Sure feels good to vote. One out of a hundred and forty million, but still a piece of the solution. I have voted in every presidential election since 1972.
It’s been a see-saw ride.
72-Nixon
76-Carter
80-Carter
84-Reagan
88-Dukakis
92-Clinton
96-Clinton
00-Gore
04-Bush
08-McCain
12-Obama
16-Clinton
20-Biden
re: #67 calochortus
Yeah, we get a lot of candidates coming through various parts of CA, but generally it’s to do fundraising events, not to woo voters, and if you live in one of CA’s far flung corners, I don’t suppose they even do that. We’re the ATM machine for both parties.
That said, I don’t want the Democratic candidates to waste their time, money and effort campaigning here. They’re going to win California. I’d rather they spent time elsewhere where it could make a difference. With Covid, however, I would think sane voters everywhere would not see candidates in person, both for their own sake and that of their candidate.
Illinois is the same: an ATM machine where general election presidential candidates do not visit us except for fundraising.
No matter where you live, few Americans ever see presidential candidates in the flesh anyway, except for residents of Iowa who get to meet all primary candidates and sometimes even have them over for dinner.
This 14-year-old in Texas just made a breakthrough that could one day lead to a COVID-19 cure pic.twitter.com/V92SU1NdN9
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) October 22, 2020
When he’s not sexualizing underage girls* or hiring racists** Tucker likes to run interference for a WH staffer fired for speaking at racist conferences*** by attacking the best reporter in the game
* https://t.co/vM6jt89le1
** https://t.co/rn7tfjyBWb
*** https://t.co/v5xwj5y5q0 https://t.co/pgn6SIRYTD— Kelly Weill (@KELLYWEILL) October 22, 2020
re: #74 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
Sure feels good to vote. One out of a hundred and forty million, but still a piece of the solution. I have voted in every presidential election since 1972.
It’s been a see-saw ride.
72-Nixon
76-Carter
80-Carter
84-Reagan
88-Dukakis
92-Clinton
96-Clinton
00-Gore
04-Bush
08-McCain
12-Obama
16-Clinton
20-Biden
Here was mine
76 Carter
80 Anderson (Mistake I regretted)
84 Mondale
88 Dukakis
92 Clinton
96 Clinton
00 Gore
04 Kerry
08 Obama
12 Obama
16 Clinton
20 Biden
Looking back the only one I regretted was throwing my vote away on Anderson in 80.
The Öyster Boys are back in 2020 and they’re just having fun with it https://t.co/vi4bXc4y3C
— Show Your Work (@showusyourwork) October 22, 2020
. @PressSec would like you to believe:
1) after 30 yrs of reporting for 60 Minutes & 50+ yrs as a journo, Lesley Stahl decided to wing an intvu w POTUS.
2) Donald Trump was fact checking anyone.
3) her former employer is lying about something on tape.
Seems reasonable. 🙄 https://t.co/euQL3sHtbj— Matt Dornic (@mdornic) October 21, 2020
re: #72 Rightwingconspirator
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re: #74 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
My father voted for president from 1932 to the 1996; from 1932 through 1972, he was notorious for voting for the losing candidate in every election except for 1948. Subsequently his record improved: he voted for winning candidates in 1976, 1992, and 1996.
Eh, why not? My Presidential voting record:
80 - too young to vote, worked for Anderson campaign.
84 Reagan
88 Dukakis
92 Clinton
96 Clinton
00 Gore
04 Kerry
08 Obama
12 Obama
16 Clinton
20 Biden
One could argue that I threw away that first one, but despite knowing damned well what an evil fuck Reagan was I could not bring myself to vote for Mondale due to his work gutting NASA.
— Ace-o-aces (@aceoaces) October 22, 2020
I posted a new page. Sad but powerful commentary from Emily L. Hauser (Dame Magazine)
re: #74 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
Reagan and then every Dem candidate for President.
I voted for a lot of R’s for Congress though.
If I could I would take back every single vote for an R ever. That’s just how much I hate them now.
Laura Loomer’s congressional campaign hits a brick wall when local media asks her basic questions about her hateful record attacking Muslims, a group she’s said should be banned from driving for Uber/Lyft and holding public office. https://t.co/thcpy9yXy9
— Will Sommer (@willsommer) October 22, 2020
re: #83 William Lewis
Eh, why not? My Presidential voting record:
80 - too young to vote, worked for Anderson campaign.
84 Reagan
88 Dukakis
92 Clinton
96 Clinton
00 Gore
04 Kerry
08 Obama
12 Obama
16 Clinton
20 BidenOne could argue that I threw away that first one, but despite knowing damned well what an evil fuck Reagan was I could not bring myself to vote for Mondale due to his work gutting NASA.
That is my record except that I did not work on Anderson’s campaign. I voted for Reagan for the same reasons. People underestimate just unpopular the space program was amongst liberals, never mind the further left. But he was the last Republican I voted for in a significant office.
Ug, mine’s pretty embarrassing:
00 没有
04 Bush
08 没有
12 Obama
16 Clinton
20 Biden
At this point, I am going to be putting all effort (and still more money) into GOTV here in Texas.
I am reasonably confident that Biden will win convincingly enough to keep the GOP from making a serious effort to overturn the result (though they will whine, accuse, and conspirafy till hell won’t have it).
He can do this without Texas, but turning Texas blue is a dream of mine, and would be a shattering, perhaps fatal, blow to Republican morale and even to their fundamental world-view. They might finally begin to understand that they are out of touch with most of the human race.
Oops
The US Army said the official Twitter account of its Fort Bragg base had been hacked, after the account posted several lewd messages https://t.co/5WRR4wcrxG
— CNN (@CNN) October 22, 2020
Well shit. Looks like Grand Lake Colorado is in the process of burning to the ground. My friend has/had? a vacation home there.
re: #88 Sherlock Hound
That is my record except that I did not work on Anderson’s campaign. I voted for Reagan for the same reasons. People underestimate just unpopular the space program was amongst liberals, never mind the further left. But he was the last Republican I voted for in a significant office.
Although I have voted only for Democrats for President my entire life, I have voted for Republicans for other races (Senate, Representative, etc). In fact, pre-Gingrich, my ticket was occasionally half D and half R, but that changed with Gingrich. I was increasingly reluctant to vote R for any office and now (except possibly for judges), I vote only D.
re: #3 Sherlock Hound
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This…scumbag…@BMorgenstern45 is the worst. I urge my 500,000 followers, bombard anyone who hires him with this info so they know he’s no better than a nazi. They rip kids away, cant find parents to return, & he lies “oh, parents don’t want them”…
Let’s not stop with just that one scumbag.
WaPo editorial board:
Let’s not mince words. The Trump administration kidnapped children.
(bolding mine)
THE TRUMP administration’s immorality, cruelty and bureaucratic malpractice in tearing migrant toddlers, tweens and teens away from their parents in 2017 and 2018 were the work of many co-conspirators, most of them faithfully carrying out the wishes of the president himself.
…Some federal prosecutors along the border balked at bringing charges against migrant parents whose children would automatically be removed from their care. But at Justice, top officials washed their hands of ethical responsibility regarding the children’s welfare. “I just don’t see that as a [Justice Department] equity,” Rod J. Rosenstein, then-deputy attorney general, told the inspector general.
In a sense, Mr. Rosenstein was right: The job of protecting blameless children from emotional trauma is not a government “equity”; it is a human obligation. It is basic human decency, which was lacking in all the senior officials who helped implement this unspeakably callous policy.
re: #42 Decatur Deb
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re: #74 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
Sure feels good to vote. One out of a hundred and forty million, but still a piece of the solution. I have voted in every presidential election since 1972.
It’s been a see-saw ride.
80-Carter (Federal absentee ballot)
84-Mondale (Federal absentee ballot)
88-Dukakis (Federal absentee ballot)
92-Clinton (Federal absentee ballot)
96-homeless, disenfranchised
00-homeless, disenfranchised
04-homeless, disenfranchised
08-insufficient time after homelessness, disenfranchised by Oklahoma
12-Obama (Nebraska mail ballot)
16-Clinton (Nebraska mail ballot)
20-Biden (Nebraska mail ballot)
Note the lack of polling stations. Note also homeless people are not part of our democratic republic.
More than 43.1 million Americans have already voted, according to data compiled by the U.S. Elections Project.
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) October 22, 2020
re: #92 plansbandc
Well shit. Looks like Grand Lake Colorado is in the process of burning to the ground. My friend has/had? a vacation home there.
The East Troublesome Fire is still about a dozen miles from Grand Lake, though everybody east of CO Highway 125 to Rocky Mountain National Park has been evacuated tonight. It’s a very tense situation, but wet weather will arrive in a couple of days.
84: wrote in Anderson as a protest vote (supported Gary Hart in primary)
88: skipped (supported Hart in primary)
92: Clinton (supported Tom Harkin in primary)
96: Clinton
00: Gore
04: Bush (supported Edwards in primary. Thought Kerry’s anti Vietnam stance after leaving service would be political liability as head of the ticket, especially in wartime)
08: McCain (supported Hillary in Democratic primary. Thought Obama needed to complete at least first term in Senate for political seasoning before running for president.)
12: Obama
16: Clinton
20: Biden (supported Kamala in primary race up until she dropped out)
My voting record:
96 - Dole
00/04/08 - libertarian
12 - Obama
16 - Clinton
20 - Biden
I liked Obama in 08, and figured he was going to win California handily. And had hoped that the Libertarians were going to get a bit more sane since they nominated Bob Barr that year
My down ballot voting was also sort of all over the place as well. I think Arnold was the last Republican I voted for as governor. Typically voted for DiFi most years and against Boxer. Supported Harris from jump street.
re: #98 teleskiguy
I’m really hoping that it isn’t destroyed. I love that part of Colorado.
She’ll hate having to leave her yachts behind come January 20, since I don’t think any of them can make St. Petersburg (Russia not Florida) without refueling.
— Lord Piltdown (@jimreynolds54) October 22, 2020
re: #83 William Lewis
88 Too young; volunteered for the Dukakis campaign
92 Clinton
96 (Rush Limbaugh every day) Dole
00 (Rush Limbaugh every day) Bush
04 (Rush Limbaugh every day) Bush
08 (began questioning the Iraq War) Neither
12 (2 years after becoming a lizard) Obama
16 Clinton
20 Biden
Ooooooo a DIAMOND! What a crackling cozy mystery! Is there any evidence linking him to Colonel Mustard’s stabbing in the billiards room? pic.twitter.com/Nx7bjz3Dm7
— Patton Oswalt (@pattonoswalt) October 22, 2020
I don’t think I’ve ever actually lived in a competitive congressional or legislative district. Between yorba linda and Long Beach - though my folks and sister still live in YL and that’s a competitive seat now.
Our local elections are non-partisan so it takes some effort to figure out who to vote for. My one rule for judges is that I don’t vote for anyone who is a district attorney - too many former prosecutors on the bench
I’ve voted in every election since 2000. I didn’t vote for a major party candidate until 2016 when I voted for Hillary Clinton. One of my regrets in life is not voting for Barack Obama.
Twitter is seeing a lot of complaints that the “(Republican) rats flee the sinking ship” metaphor is “dehumanizing,” usually with a concerned disclaimer about also hating Trump.
Ironically, it appears that many of these complaints come from posters who are literally not human themselves, since they are Russian bots.
re: #52 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
They need to make some ads that get played here in Texas.
This is sooo on point! Lol https://t.co/fkHa3B67ah
— ccpstone🇺🇸🌊🌻🌎🌻🌊🇺🇸 (@rockfarmer444) October 22, 2020
I have several Republican friends that are on the ballot for various positions (state senator; state rep; judges) and I didn’t vote for any of them because of their support for Trump.
re: #107 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
the “rats flee the sinking ship” metaphor is “dehumanizing,”
Sounds like a complaint from a non-English speaker.
I live in MA the only consequential votes I make are for ballot questions. Even though a republican wins the Governorship every now and then, the dems have a supermajority in the state legislature so they can pretty much do what they want anhywho.
re: #109 Patricia Kayden
“There’s nothing on the page!” is a recurring theme in this administration. Also their expectation that no one would ever look.
Utter incompetence. Which is why I’m not super afraid for this election.
re: #14 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
Does this look like an appropriate father/son interaction to you? pic.twitter.com/QAlNMi5G3F
— Adam SteinbAaahh!!! Real Monsters (@adamsteinbaugh) October 22, 2020
Does this look like an appropriate father/son interaction to you? pic.twitter.com/Jpeh6l0iDp
— 😱 Endless Zoom Meeting 😱 (@AdamSerwer) October 22, 2020
Does this look like an appropriate father/son interaction to you? pic.twitter.com/WvoUDpw6eL
— UntuckedHat (@Popehat) October 22, 2020
Does this look like an appropriate father/son interaction to you? pic.twitter.com/A8EcmSIupJ
— The Church Of Satan (@ChurchofSatan) October 22, 2020
New York Times obituary for James Randi. https://t.co/agqxIikLCo
— Hemant Mehta (@hemantmehta) October 22, 2020
He was one of the good ones. He wielded an effective sword against woo (a term he coined).
Imagine working all these late nights and when your kids ask what’s keeping you from having fun with them you say, “I’m really busy keeping my fellow citizens from exercising the right to vote.” https://t.co/Zp41Bn3tO2
— Sasha Samberg-Champion (@ssamcham) October 22, 2020
Well, it’s very very important Supreme Court business, kids. See ya.
re: #115 teleskiguy
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From 2009 - With future Captain Disillusion
re: #115 teleskiguy
Thank you, Randi, for helping us to protect ourselves from the very human desire to believe in the unbelievable.
James “The Amazing” Randi 1928-2020
RIP pic.twitter.com/dHItLXXUsa— Jared Polis (@jaredpolis) October 22, 2020
This is heartbreaking — and should be a warning. On Oct. 7, one resident of a nursing home in Kansas tested positive for Covid-19. Now all 62 residents are infected and 10 have died. https://t.co/Jkiu9ZnJS1 Please, please, please, folks, be careful.
— Nicholas Kristof (@NickKristof) October 20, 2020
re: #113 NetworkKed
“There’s nothing on the page!” is a recurring theme in this administration. Also their expectation that no one would ever look.
Utter incompetence. Which is why I’m not super afraid for this election.
The book may not have been blank — supposedly it contained various orders or legislation Trump signed. Whether any of them had anything useful in terms of health legislation is another matter.
re: #121 Belafon
Jesus hugging the baby dinosaur before the meteor came.
Before he *sent* the meteor.
re: #119 teleskiguy
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.@mattgaetz is a cancer on our Polity. He is a disgrace and an embarrassment. @TheRickWilson @ProjectLincoln . This is a great ad and yes, the word asshole perfectly suits him. https://t.co/Xky6bpIpyo
— Steve Schmidt (@SteveSchmidtSES) October 22, 2020
re: #121 Belafon
Jesus hugging the baby dinosaur before the meteor came.
After being dropped off by Fred Flintstone.
Thread https://t.co/TMo8h3iz0s
— Ed Monster Mix (@TheEdMix) October 22, 2020
re: #122 Hecuba’s daughter
The book may not have been blank — supposedly it contained various orders or legislation Trump signed. Whether any of them had anything useful in terms of health legislation is another matter.
OTOH — maybe it really was blank. We won’t know unless Lesley looked at several pages and they were captured by camera or she reports on them.
Similarly the man behind Utahs anti mask anti public Health astroturf became development director for Utahs ALEC/SPN think tank The Sutherland Institute for a bit after he quit his cop job b/c he didn’t want to work Pride day #utpol https://t.co/MYIyT6rxTU
— Ballerina X (@ballerinaX) October 22, 2020
Fucking 2020. https://t.co/p80M2QPprD
— Ace-o-aces (@aceoaces) October 22, 2020
And there you have it. The real reason Mitch McConnell opposes another big stimulus:
“Above all, Republicans fretted that a vote on such a package could interfere with their hasty timetable for confirming Judge Amy Coney Barrett by early next week.”https://t.co/KDPvi78t7L— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) October 21, 2020
I e-mailed this suggested obituary tribute to the Amazing himself in 2008. He responded that he was highly amused and told me by all means to post it at the appropriate time, “if you happen to live that long yourself.”
I saved it, sadly that time is here, and I did manage to live this long.
The Amazing Randi has gone on to Skeptic Heaven, where he will join Robert Ingersoll, Isaac Asimov, Carl Sagan, and a host of others in preparing to rain down fire and brimstone on the heads of the superstitious and gullible. Oh. Wait.
re: #98 teleskiguy
The East Troublesome Fire is still about a dozen miles from Grand Lake, though everybody east of CO Highway 125 to Rocky Mountain National Park has been evacuated tonight. It’s a very tense situation, but wet weather will arrive in a couple of days.
We’re driven back indoors from the fires due to the poor air quality.
re: #96 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
80-Carter (Federal absentee ballot)
84-Mondale (Federal absentee ballot)
88-Dukakis (Federal absentee ballot)
92-Clinton (Federal absentee ballot)
96-homeless, disenfranchised
00-homeless, disenfranchised
04-homeless, disenfranchised
08-insufficient time after homelessness, disenfranchised by Oklahoma
12-Obama (Nebraska mail ballot)
16-Clinton (Nebraska mail ballot)
20-Biden (Nebraska mail ballot)Note the lack of polling stations. Note also homeless people are not part of our democratic republic.
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