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As I write this, Operation Warp Speed is running late.
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re: #1 Dr. Matt
As usual, the one-term fucktard is late.
It’s a power play. They’re all waiting on HIM, you see. I would laugh if they got up and walked out.
And here we are, the press covering an empty podium again.
It would really be nice if someone cut in and said “we’ll come back if there’s any important developments.”
Ooof, remember this cartoon? Now Sheldon Whitehouse (D senator from RI) is retweeting it:
— Sheldon Whitehouse (@SenWhitehouse) November 13, 2020
OT: Text from church. Unexpected, both in timing and in content. The church is closing its doors and going to online-only for at least the remainder of the month. I’m actually amazed that we aren’t going full derp. We have a LOT of Republican maskholes in our congregation so that took some actual balls.
re: #4 Interesting Times
Ooof, remember this cartoon? Now Sheldon Whitehouse (D senator from RI) is retweeting it:
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He’s going to have his hands full.
re: #6 LeftyRambles2413 (HappyWarrior)
He’s going to have his hands full.
Good thing he doesn’t have tiny Trump hands.
Trump’s press conference will begin as soon as he can stop crying for 5 minutes.
— Kaili Joy Gray (@KailiJoy) November 13, 2020
re: #5 thedopefishlives
OT: Text from church. Unexpected, both in timing and in content. The church is closing its doors and going to online-only for at least the remainder of the month. I’m actually amazed that we aren’t going full derp. We have a LOT of Republican maskholes in our congregation so that took some actual balls.
I haven’t attended in person since this began. Still have yet to meet the new priest and her family. I’ll give thanks when I can.
Who has the pool for how long before the networks cutaway because he’s a lying POS?
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repeating the gov ricketts lunacy from downstairs:
so
- masks work
- but they’re only one tool (yeah, so?)
- and i’m not gonna tell anyone to use them (because why??)
- or let anyone else tell anyone either
because they work but they’re only one tool
ok, any of those other tools a better tool?
would you mandate whatever the hell that is?
i swear it’s pretzels all the way down
re: #10 William Lewis
I haven’t attended in person since this began. Still have yet to meet the new priest and her family. I’ll give thanks when I can.
A wise move. I’ve been serving because our tech crew has been very thin, even before the pandemic, and as someone at only moderate risk personally, I rolled the dice. Now, I’ll be back working with the same people who have been in my bubble since March, several of whom will be recovered from the disease soon.
You’ve got to be kidding me
— sarah leblanc 🇺🇸~🌈~🌬🌊 / 🐢vs🐰 (@leblanc_sarah) November 13, 2020
Light racism “China virus vaccine” and Pfizer already said they had no help from the government.
re: #9 Belafon
Why ooof?
As in directed at trump (same as one could say, “Ooof, Biden won the same number of EC votes as you but with a 5-million+ popular vote win!”)
Governor Ricketts, when asked why the state has blocked local public health departments from implementing local mask mandates: “I’m against mask mandates, so the state is not going to approve public health districts to do that. Masks work, but they’re only one tool.” https://t.co/YtOXsAEGsd
— Senator Megan Hunt 😷 (@NebraskaMegan) November 13, 2020
Yeah, rabies shots are just one tool, too, along with testing and eradication. The Genocidal Ogre Party obviously favors the latter.
Right into the boasting. Nobody’s ever seen anything like this. Nobody can believe it. World leaders are calling to congratulate him. (Translation: nobody’s calling.) pic.twitter.com/puGyvwLW9c
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 13, 2020
Sick man. Thank you, Democratic voters, for intervening.
Pssssst, you’ll be gone in April. The governor will not be contacting you.
Not watching. Is there anything he’s doing/saying that’s genuinely unexpected?
re: #28 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
What the fuque is this nonsense of New York.
“My political opposition needs to beg.”
re: #28 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
What the fuque is this nonsense of New York.
Just another day taking digs at Democratic states.
re: #19 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
Pfizer corrected that, apparently the guys working on the vaccine proper didn’t know, but the financial dudes did… at least that was the last I read about it…
re: #24 Charles Johnson
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Since my mental health dictates that I don’t watch these…is he saying that world leaders are congratulating him on the COVID response?
Is it Festivus yet? We’re going through the Airing of Grievances (and lies).
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re: #36 Mike Lamb
Since my mental health dictates that I don’t watch these…is he saying that world leaders are congratulating him on the COVID response?
Pretty much.
re: #36 Mike Lamb
Since my mental health dictates that I don’t watch these…is he saying that world leaders are congratulating him on the COVID response?
Yes.
Holy crap. He’s reading from prepared notes but still is rambling all over the place.
re: #35 piratedan
Pfizer corrected that, apparently the guys working on the vaccine proper didn’t know, but the financial dudes did… at least that was the last I read about it…
The US pre-bought doses as part of WS. That was their only interaction.
Right into the boasting. Nobody’s ever seen anything like this. Nobody can believe it. World leaders are calling to congratulate him. (Translation: nobody’s calling.) pic.twitter.com/puGyvwLW9c
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 13, 2020
re: #39 Charles Johnson
Gone. What was it?
A reminder, as an orange baboon shitgoblin rants, we are only about 8 weeks or so away from an actual responsible human being with actual mental faculties suitable for the job.
Not only that, we have as a safety net a razor sharp VP as a hopefully unneeded backup instead of a theocratic mannequin. Much better times are ahead and these past 4 years never to be repeated in this country.
Trump’s Greatest Shitty Hits: now he’s on to his usual dumbass “testing causes cases” lie. https://t.co/5Yp4s4G0TI pic.twitter.com/BOtjjY04YL
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 13, 2020
Pfizer essentially acknowledged that they made a mistake, issuing a revised statement saying that they are indeed part of Warp Speed (through their advance agreement to sell a future vaccine to the government; unlike their competitors, they didn’t accept US research funding). https://t.co/XsiMyZ31Mm
— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) November 13, 2020
re: #48 Charles Johnson
Let me know if some grown man cried for the first time at the announcement that Trump had discovered a vaccine.
re: #43 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
The US pre-bought doses as part of WS. That was their only interaction.
Particularly since it was developed by a German company (founded by Turkish immigrants) and they partnered with Pfizer because the German company had no way to produce large quantities of vaccine.
So I went to look up the Cuomo claim. It comes from the right wing fever swamps, made it to FOX, where I assume Trump got it.
What Gov. Cuomo actually said is here:
Gov. Cuomo on possible COVID-19 vaccine: ‘Good news, bad news’ (Newsday)
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said Monday a possible vaccine for COVID-19 is good news, but he worried the Trump administration will fail to distribute it quickly and equitably.
Pfizer said Monday morning that the two-shot vaccine it is developing is more than 90% effective in clinical trials, and could be available by the end of the year.
“It’s good news, bad news,” Cuomo said on ABC’s “Good Morning America.”
“The good news is that the Pfizer tests look good and we’ll have a vaccine shortly,” the governor said. “The bad news is that it’s about two months before Joe Biden takes over and that means this administration is going to be implementing a vaccine plan.”
The Trump administration “is rolling out the vaccination plan and I believe it’s flawed,” Cuomo said.
President Donald Trump is relying mainly on the private sector, including pharmacies and hospitals, to administer the vaccine, Cuomo said, “and that’s going to leave out all sorts of communities that were left out the first time when COVID ravaged them.”
He also said the process will be slow without more federal involvement.
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re: #43 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
The US pre-bought doses as part of WS. That was their only interaction.
Totally Trump’s doing, then.
This is like a throwback coronavirus “briefing.” Trump is painting a rosy picture, boasting about ventilators and improvements in treatment, pivoting to the economy.
— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) November 13, 2020
Someone needs to tell him that the reason the Dow is up over 400 points is because Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina were all called, and put the final nails in his presidency.
He seems to be outlining his Covid plans for his second term.
re: #54 jaunte
Totally Trump’s doing, then.
I’d be surprised if they didn’t do this for all t the candidate vaccines.
What happened to this shitbirds hair? It’s white now with some dark colors on the side?
Did his make up artist quit?
re: #61 calochortus
He seems to be outlining his Covid plans for his second term.
Well, he sure hasn’t had any for this term.
“This administration will not go under any circumstances into a lockdown. Lockdowns cost lives.” https://t.co/5Yp4s4G0TI pic.twitter.com/L2bOrq3oAV
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 13, 2020
Has anyone asked how Socialist/ Commie Germany with its government-controlled healthcare managed to host companies responsible for a hopeful covid vaccine?
I LOVE that PBS put up a chyron, “Joe Biden was Declared Winner of The Presidential Race on Saturday” while Dear Leader was wondering who would be the next administration.
re: #63 VegasGolfer
What happened to this shitbirds hair? It’s white now with some dark colors on the side?
Did his make up artist quit?
He ran out of orange shoe polish.
Trump seems to be on the cusp of saying “the Biden administration,” but catches himself and says “time will tell” pic.twitter.com/6QaZV9TFOq
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 13, 2020
Trump almost admitted there is going to be another administration next year.
Can someone change the locks while he is outside?
re: #71 NO SMOCKING GUN!
Trump almost admitted there is going to be another administration next year.
I thought I saw that in the closed captions.
re: #71 NO SMOCKING GUN!
Trump almost admitted there is going to be another administration next year.
if you dont say it, then it doesnt happen
if he slips, wait for how long it takes him to say ‘jinx’
What have I missed? Anything of interest? Or just rage pouting?
Donald Trump patting himself on the back after a quarter of a million dead and God only knows how many people fucked up for life.
“You have sat too long here for any good you have been doing. Depart, I say, and let us have done with you. In the name of God, go!”
—Cromwell— Harry Turtledove (@HNTurtledove) November 13, 2020
re: #76 KGxvi
What have I missed? Anything of interest? Or just rage pouting?
More like taking credit for other people’s work.
Any surgery requiring an overnight stay will be postponed until at least Nov. 27 as the health system seeks to free up beds for COVID-19 patients. The number of COVID-19 patients at Bryan has doubled in the past two weeks. https://t.co/KnkYCIzyda
— Lincoln Journal Star (@JournalStarNews) November 10, 2020
Sounds like Jared wrote the comments for the military guy now speaking.
Note where on this list Lancaster County (seat and state capital Lincoln) and Douglas (seat Omaha) are compared to Scott’s Bluff (seat Gering, in the Panhandle).
According to data compiled by the New York Times, here are the COVID-19 rates per 100,000 people in the state’s large counties:
Scotts Bluff: 273
Lincoln: 161
Platte: 140
Madison: 116
Dodge: 107
Buffalo: 106
Hall: 84
Douglas: 81
Adams: 67
Lancaster: 60— Matt Olberding (@LincolnBizBuzz) November 9, 2020
Dr. Slaoui (Trump’s “Operation Warp Speed” chief), was brought on as a federal contractor - which has helped him avoid charges of conflict of interest, as he has financial stakes in several companies involved in the federal effort
— West Wing Reports (@WestWingReport) November 13, 2020
Since Trump is such a stickler for truth wrt Pfizer, perhaps this would be a good time to acknowledge that he had no part in the Veterans Choice legislation that was passed two years before he took office.
I can’t bear to look at his puckered anus mouth or face or listen to his voice. Was the whole purpose of this presser to congratulate himself on his COVID response? WTF? There is no COVID response. He has done nothing but de-legitimize the disease, tout crazy cures and mock masks.
“thank you mr president for providing the leadership that has gotten us where we are today…”
I’ve got CC on, so I don’t know if that was said sarcastically, but it should have been.
re: #89 PrairieQueen
I can’t bear to look at his puckered anus mouth or face or listen to his voice. Was the whole purpose of this presser to congratulate himself on his COVID response? WTF? There is no COVID response. He has done nothing but de-legitimize the disease, tout crazy cures and mock masks.
He just wants to take credit for the vaccine(s) and have people thank him publicly.
re: #91 calochortus
He just wants to take credit for the vaccine(s) and have people thank him publicly.
One last sir story for old times sake sir!
I’d also like to return to Bill Barr’s comments about how the winners determine what is right….
re: #91 calochortus
He just wants to take credit for the vaccine(s) and have people thank him publicly.
He still lost. 😂
Let’s take that win and let him jack off to the right whingers adulation.
The US crossed 11,000,000 cases this afternoon on the Worldometer count.
Hey, nobody cares what these other corrupt idiots are saying. Get back to Trump, I want to see him melt down some more.
re: #97 Decatur Deb
The US crossed 11,000,000 cases today on the Worldometer count.
Heck of a job Trumpie.
re: #91 calochortus
He just wants to take credit for the vaccine(s) and have people thank him publicly.
And then return to his bunker to rant about voting machines with artificial intelligence.
Got it.
I think it’s somewhat understandable that many months into this slog, people might think, “I know my friends are doing everything right, too, so it should be okay to hang.” But contact tracers are finding that this loosening is a big problem. https://t.co/uvoWEOvmhU
— Karin Brulliard (@karinbrulliard) November 12, 2020
Pence immediately starts feverishly kissing Donald’s flabby white ass. https://t.co/5Yp4s4G0TI pic.twitter.com/MSCO3xqpfU
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 13, 2020
re: #102 Teddy’s Person ✌
Now it’s Mike’s turn to kiss Trump ass.
I thought Mike was going to Florida.
re: #97 Decatur Deb
The US crossed 11,000,000 cases today on the Worldometer count.
We’re currently on pace to add around a million per week.
re: #104 LeftyRambles2413 (HappyWarrior)
I thought Mike was going to Florida.
He cancelled those plans to stay in DC and prop up Trump’s ego.
re: #103 Charles Johnson
He wants to be the Great Successor so bad.
re: #106 Teddy’s Person ✌
He cancelled those plans to stay in DC and prop up Trump’s ego.
Ah okay, I think I did hear that now that you mention it.
Pence sounding like he’s preparing to run in 2024?
I know it’s a long way away and all, but I’m not going to lie, I want Trump to highjack the Constitution Party (or whatever it’s called) in 2024 and just completely fuck shit up for everyone.
re: #107 LeftyRambles2413 (HappyWarrior)
He wants to be the Great Successor so bad.
Man was born to be a minor character in his own biography.
re: #106 Teddy’s Person ✌
He cancelled those plans to stay in DC and prop up Trump’s ego.
And there was a hurricane.
re: #108 LeftyRambles2413 (HappyWarrior)
Ah okay, I think I did hear that now that you mention it.
I honestly forget the stated reason, but it was pretty apparent it was about helping ‘staff deal with Trump’s feelings.
re: #110 Decatur Deb
Man was born to be a minor character in his own biography.
Probably the most inconsequential VP in some time. I can see him winning the Iowa Caucus since the I hate gays stuff really sells with those voters but beyond that, he’s probably more likely to end up like Santorum and Huckabee.
And with that, I hear my sewing machine calling me.
BBL
The Trump-thing lumbers off without taking any questions. pic.twitter.com/em6Qq8ePqZ
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 13, 2020
re: #115 LeftyRambles2413 (HappyWarrior)
Probably the most inconsequential VP in some time. I can see him winning the Iowa Caucus since the I hate gays stuff really sells with those voters but beyond that, he’s probably more likely to end up like Santorum and Huckabee.
Must be something about Indiana: I would have pegged Dan Quayle for that award, but Pence comes close, to say the least….
re: #115 LeftyRambles2413 (HappyWarrior)
Probably the most inconsequential VP in some time.
As proven by losing a debate to a fly.
When Trump won the nomination, I warned people he reminded me of a BoD bigshot I knew that could’ve been Trump’s twin. Such a narcissist he could not hold a conversation unless it was redirected to be all about him. Huge personality. Pathological liar. Serial liar. Grabass, and lost an expensive lawsuit for assgrabbing, which he continued to lie about.
He also helped himself to the org’s money, feeling it was owed to him. He was voted off the board he served on, and contested the results.
He was so despised that when he died the location of the funeral wasn’t announced because people threatened to piss on his grave.
For anyone that believes in reincarnation, Trump is that guy reincarnated. The only way we’ll stop hearing about him is if he happens to die.
Oh, and I was right about Trump.
re: #119 Jay C
Must be something about Indiana: I would have pegged Dan Quayle for that award, but Pence comes close, to say the least….
OI! I resemble that remark!
By years end more Americans will have died of Covid than died in combat during World War II.
re: #119 Jay C
Must be something about Indiana: I would have pegged Dan Quayle for that award, but Pence comes close, to say the least….
I was thinking of Quayle as well. But with Quayle, you could make the argument that GHW Bush was so well qualified and there was enough comity in Congress that there wasn’t anything for him to do. Pence should have been the opposite - Trump had no experience and Congress was varying degrees of shitshows for four years. Yet, fucking worthless.
For the older folks, what was Mondale like? Maybe this has something to do with being a one term VP?
re: #123 Eclectic Cyborg
By years end more Americans will have died of Covid than died in combat during World War II.
This way always the way to bet, but it will still be grim to see it actually happen.
re: #119 Jay C
Must be something about Indiana: I would have pegged Dan Quayle for that award, but Pence comes close, to say the least….
To go further back and it’s a shame because he seems to have been a decent and forward thinking enough man but Wilson’s VP too, Thomas Marshall who famously told a story of two brothers: One who went to sea and one who became VP, neither were ever heard from again. Don’t know of any other VPs from Indiana.
re: #124 KGxvi
I was thinking of Quayle as well. But with Quayle, you could make the argument that GHW Bush was so well qualified and there was enough comity in Congress that there wasn’t anything for him to do. Pence should have been the opposite - Trump had no experience and Congress was varying degrees of shitshows for four years. Yet, fucking worthless.
For the older folks, what was Mondale like? Maybe this has something to do with being a one term VP?
Mondale was pretty much a non-factor at the time. The hostages in Iran were the BFD then. All of the better timelines have more helicopters on the hostage rescue mission.
re: #124 KGxvi
I was thinking of Quayle as well. But with Quayle, you could make the argument that GHW Bush was so well qualified and there was enough comity in Congress that there wasn’t anything for him to do. Pence should have been the opposite - Trump had no experience and Congress was varying degrees of shitshows for four years. Yet, fucking worthless.
For the older folks, what was Mondale like? Maybe this has something to do with being a one term VP?
Mondale did win the nomination for President. But he had no chance against Reagan, who had the benefit of an economy rebounding from a Fed induced recession.
This thread has everything:
Russians, Dan Bongino, Steve Bannon, The Epoch Times, Guo Wengui.
Candace Owens and Cassandra Fairbanks.
Jesse Benton, a political operative who had worked with Ron Paul, Rand Paul, and Mitch McConnell, and is married to Ron Paul’s granddaughter.
The hospitality coordinator of the BLT Prime steakhouse at the Trump hotel in DC, Elise Rhodes.
An “Honored Builder of Russia.”
Thousands of Russia-aligned online operatives.
NDMASCENDANT LLC. mystery Delaware corp. owner of Parler (filed by Greenberg Traurig, LLP, Rudy Giuliani’s former firm. He was traveling in Russia and the region at the time Parler was founded in late 2018).
So let’s talk about Parler. Where did it come from? Founder John Matze met his now wife, Alina Mukhutdinova, in May 15, 2016 in Las Vegas. Alina is from Kazan, Russia. She was on a two week road trip “vacation” across the USA with a friend.
— Dave Troy (@davetroy) November 13, 2020
re: #128 NO SMOCKING GUN!
Mondale did win the nomination for President. But he had no chance against Reagan, who had the benefit of an economy rebounding from a Fed induced recession.
I know he won the nomination, but I just meant as VP?
My hunch is that in most cases if a VP seeks the nomination they’re likely to get it. Quayle is that much of an outlier (though maybe he could have got the nomination in 1996). Quayle, Cheney, Rockefeller, and Agnew are the only VPs in the post-war era that weren’t later their party’s nominee for president.
Remember when he had to admit that the Birther thing was BS, but instead made some off-the-cuff remark and then led reporters on a tour of his new hotel?
I think Ed’s right. That was the concession. https://t.co/UTGVLq5vq3
— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) November 13, 2020
Please do healing and unity with trump supporters
✒️https://t.co/W7QNW8Rzel pic.twitter.com/7t18dS1mFe— Matt Bors (@MattBors) November 13, 2020
re: #129 jaunte
This thread has everything:
Russians, Dan Bongino, Steve Bannon, The Epoch Times, Guo Wengui.
Candace Owens and Cassandra Fairbanks.
Jesse Benton, a political operative who had worked with Ron Paul, Rand Paul, and Mitch McConnell, and is married to Ron Paul’s granddaughter.
The hospitality coordinator of the BLT Prime steakhouse at the Trump hotel in DC, Elise Rhodes.
An “Honored Builder of Russia.”
Thousands of Russia-aligned online operatives.
NDMASCENDANT LLC. mystery Delaware corp. owner of Parler (filed by Greenberg Traurig, LLP, Rudy Giuliani’s former firm. He was traveling in Russia and the region at the time Parler was founded in late 2018).
Yet another Ron Paul connection. As I’ve said before, that guy was the white supremacist candidate du jour until Trump came along. I am so glad that I never fell for his shit. Yes, I oppose the drug war and yes I oppose the Bush Doctrine too but Fuck Ron Paul.
re: #101 Dread Pirate Ron
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it is not understandable
and never was
“we’re special” is NOT how to beat this
I think it’s somewhat understandable that many months into this slog, people might think, “I know my friends are doing everything right, too, so it should be okay to hang.” But contact tracers are finding that this loosening is a big problem. https://t.co/uvoWEOvmhU
— Karin Brulliard (@karinbrulliard) November 12, 2020
re: #118 Charles Johnson
Trump takes a shit, leaves others to clean it up. Film @11.
re: #130 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀 No Capt’n😷Trips
Old girl home post surgery. Still a bit stoned, but not like the ER visit.
Had hematoma in ear, had to open it up, removed some fibrus tissue, and sew everything back together so it won’t fill with fluids again.
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Poor little sweetie. 💋💋💋💋💋💋
re: #131 KGxvi
I know he won the nomination, but I just meant as VP?
My hunch is that in most cases if a VP seeks the nomination they’re likely to get it. Quayle is that much of an outlier (though maybe he could have got the nomination in 1996). Quayle, Cheney, Rockefeller, and Agnew are the only VPs in the post-war era that weren’t later their party’s nominee for president.
As Vice-President, he was the first VP to establish an office in the White House. He established the idea of an active VP. He travelled extensively around the country to tout Jimmy Carter’s foreign policy ideas.
During the Iran hostage crisis, he travelled to USS Midway (CV-41) to brief the crew on what was happening.
He is remembered as a political troubleshooter for the Carter Administration while VP.
He is currently the longest-lived former VP. Together with Jimmy Carter, they are the longest-lived team, breaking the record of the Adams-Jefferson Administration.
The Carter Center will monitor part of a US election for the first time by observing the Georgia recount https://t.co/lQPhI0bqxF
— Veronica Stracqualursi (@VeronicaStrac) November 13, 2020
re: #132 Barefoot Grin
Remember when he had to admit that the Birther thing was BS, but instead made some off-the-cuff remark and then led reporters on a tour of his new hotel?
It was just “I no longer believe that” and no apologies to Obama for pushing that shit. The birther shit was one of the ugliest things you’ll ever seen directed at a US President. Yes, other Presidents were insulted and I definitely made some Chimp and Dumbya jokes about Bush but I never denied he was American ffs. I can’t wait to read Obama’s memoir. From the excerpts, I’m seeing, it doesn’t look like he pulls any punches.
re: #131 KGxvi
I know he won the nomination, but I just meant as VP?
My hunch is that in most cases if a VP seeks the nomination they’re likely to get it. Quayle is that much of an outlier (though maybe he could have got the nomination in 1996). Quayle, Cheney, Rockefeller, and Agnew are the only VPs in the post-war era that weren’t later their party’s nominee for president.
I wasn’t alive for the Carter years but I imagine Mondale had a great deal of influence given that Carter was coming new to Washington. I honestly just don’t see Pence keeping with tradition and grabbing his party’s nomination in 2024. In a pre-Trump GOP, absolutely I could but it is anyone’s game now.
LOL #MillionMAGAMarch is being spammed both with Tik Tok videos of K-pop and with people posting stacks of pancakes for breakfast.
re: #142 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
LOL #MillionMAGAMarch is being spammed both with Tik Tok videos of K-pop and with people posting stacks of pancakes for breakfast.
And pancakes apparently. I’ve seen a bunch.
I’m a scary dinosaur! #MillionMAGAMarch pic.twitter.com/qSaS7T9asZ
— Aspen 🍃 (@MapleApplePines) November 13, 2020
re: #141 LeftyRambles2413 (HappyWarrior)
I wasn’t alive for the Carter years but I imagine Mondale had a great deal of influence given that Carter was coming new to Washington. I honestly just don’t see Pence keeping with tradition and grabbing his party’s nomination in 2024. In a pre-Trump GOP, absolutely I could but it is anyone’s game now.
I really do think Trump is going to try and highjack the Constitution Party to run as an independent (he won’t do the hard work of qualifying as an independent in all jurisdictions, but he’ll absolutely highjack a third party that has ballot access). Which will make the GOP primaries in 4 years even more interesting.
re: #143 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
And pancakes apparently. I’ve seen a bunch.
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Shit. I missed what you said.
Argh!!
Iota is here.
Let the puns begin.
re: #143 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
And pancakes apparently. I’ve seen a bunch.
And conservatives are already whinging about how their free speech is being suppressed. Fun fact, assholes, you don’t own Twitter’s hashtags, and photographs and videos of K-pop bands and pancakes are also free speech. Go flounce to Parler.
And then there’s this. 😂😂😂
#MillionMAGAMarch pic.twitter.com/8WhtT1TCzB
— FantaFGC (@SakuraiFanta) November 13, 2020
This woman wins the Kayliegh Nickname competition, by a mile.
Sad Vanna is at it again. https://t.co/Iv9rVPn8Ps
— Emily Brandwin (@CIAspygirl) November 13, 2020
‘Sad Vanna.’ That’s a damn winner.
re: #142 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
LOL #MillionMAGAMarch is being spammed both with Tik Tok videos of K-pop and with people posting stacks of pancakes for breakfast.
Love those kids.
re: #119 Jay C
Must be something about Indiana: I would have pegged Dan Quayle for that award, but Pence comes close, to say the least….
The Indiana of Birch Bayh and Vance Hartke is long gone.
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K-Pop stans from TikTok are flooding the #MillionMAGAMarch hashtag with pictures of pancakes. It’s basically unusable right now.@SheaDepmore appears to have kicked it off. pic.twitter.com/g9bQgj5rz9
— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) November 13, 2020
re: #143 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
And pancakes apparently. I’ve seen a bunch.
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What? No Bacon with the dinosaur pancakes? Now we know how T-Rex just LOVES that Bacon!
re: #150 makeitstop
This woman wins the Kayliegh Nickname competition, by a mile.
‘Sad Vanna.’ That’s a damn winner.
There is no way Trump doesn’t have dirt on her. He wouldn’t trust her any other way. It must be bad. Like make-out-with-another-women-inside-the-church-on-Sunday bad.
— Bluegoose (@IBMninja) November 13, 2020
re: #153 🌹UOJB!
The Indiana of Birch Bayh and Vance Hartke is long gone.
Mayor Pete but I can’t see him getting elected statewide. Might be better to take a job in Biden’s cabinet and move to a more friendly state though that’s always risky.
re: #154 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
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Aw shit I’m laughing my ass off because I know my Q Cuck Klan relatives are pissed off at them pancake pics!
I love those K-Pop kids!!!!!
DoJ to Barr: Screw you, Fatso!
This is a full on public revolt by career prosecutors over Barr’s politicization of DOJ. Absolutely unprecedented. https://t.co/YqUgOmKgyk
— Matthew Miller (@matthewamiller) November 13, 2020
re: #153 🌹UOJB!
The Indiana of Birch Bayh and Vance Hartke is long gone.
Evan Bayh! I remember him, damn. That was an era.
We’re at 173,000 new cases so far today.
re: #158 🌹UOJB!
Aw shit I’m laughing my ass off because I know my Q Cuck Klan relatives are pissed off at them pancake pics!
I love those K-Pop kids!!!!!
It’s part of an elaborate sting. Get the Q Cuckers hungry for pancakes, then pick them up at the local Waffle House or IHOP as they come in.
Don’t tell.
re: #150 makeitstop
This woman wins the Kayliegh Nickname competition, by a mile.
‘Sad Vanna.’ That’s a damn winner.
I’m going to posit that Kayleigh McEnany is not going to be eye candy like Vanna White still is at age sixty-three.
I am reminded of the Eagles song “Dirty Laundry.” “Ya got the bubble headed bleach blonde, comes on at five…”
— Carron LaForce - RESIST NOW-Rest When You’re Dead (@carron) November 13, 2020
— I’m Ms. G (@cherylmglancy1) November 13, 2020
GEORGIA: Take note! https://t.co/2Da5RSlqEt
— Malcolm Nance (@MalcolmNance) November 13, 2020
Interesting Trumpian dilemma: He can’t trash all the things Biden will do as president without acknowledging that Biden will be the president 🤔
— Asha Rangappa (@AshaRangappa_) November 13, 2020
re: #130 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀 No Capt’n😷Trips
Keeping my fingers crossed for a good result on that biopsy
There’s no bottom whatsoever.
Pentagon’s new senior advisor said politicians support Israel because they’ve been getting “very very rich,” from the Israel lobby. And called U.S. involvement in World War Two a “disaster,” engineered by the left to get out of the Great Depression. https://t.co/8UuILtSCyt
— andrew kaczynski🤔 (@KFILE) November 13, 2020
re: #169 First As Tragedy, Then As Farce
There’s no bottom whatsoever.
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re: #169 First As Tragedy, Then As Farce
There’s no bottom whatsoever.
Pentagon’s new senior advisor said politicians support Israel because they’ve been getting “very very rich,” from the Israel lobby. And called U.S. involvement in World War Two a “disaster,” engineered by the left to get out of the Great Depression.
Our involvement in WWII was definitely a disaster, if you look at it from the reich perspective.
re: #169 First As Tragedy, Then As Farce
There’s no bottom whatsoever.
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Only the best people.
re: #169 First As Tragedy, Then As Farce
There’s no bottom whatsoever.
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Holy shit. There’s a whole thread of insanity from that douchebag. That wasn’t the only whacky trying he said.
re: #163 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
I’m going to posit that Kayleigh McEnany is not going to be eye candy like Vanna White still is at age sixty-three.
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Definitely, cuz she isn’t eye candy now. Her face is weird. I think the hairstyle is at least partially to draw attention away from her face weirdness.
EDIT Not that there is anything wrong with having a weird face. Some of my best friends have weird faces. I’m pretty sure my face is weird too, which is why I too will not be eye candy when I hit 63.
re: #169 First As Tragedy, Then As Farce
There’s no bottom whatsoever.
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Yeah, the left totally bribed Japan to blow the shit out of Pearl Harbor just to drag America into a massively bloody war to end the Depression.
I guess those were the grandparents of the Leftists that engineered Covid.
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re: #156 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
There is no way Trump doesn’t have dirt on her. He wouldn’t trust her any other way. It must be bad. Like make-out-with-another-women-inside-the-church-on-Sunday bad.
— Bluegoose (@IBMninja) November 13, 2020
SadVanna is doubtless auditioning for a key anchor position on the new Trump network. She is, like most Trump supporters, racist trash. There’s no need to make despicable allegations that somehow she’s blackmailed into performing this role: it comes naturally to racists like her.
Fuck You Lou Dobbs and that goes DOUBLE for Traitor Nunes!
Lou Dobbs suggests Republicans should just say “we’re not going to accept the results of this election” pic.twitter.com/4gYdLLjseS
— Jason Campbell (@JasonSCampbell) November 13, 2020
If there’s anything that can be said to be “good” about the COVID plague, it’s that I now have an iron-clad guilt-free excuse to avoid all holiday-oriented family gatherings this year. I probably would have done so anyway, but at least now I don’t have to make up excuses. I’m not quite at the point where I can overtly specify that the reason I’m not showing up is because a good 50% of the attendees are RWNJs who won’t be able to resist spewing the latest Facebook bullshit, so I’m glad not to have to make up excuses.
A huge chunk of my family lost their minds after 9/11, and their low-level background radiation insanity was made much more prominent when The Bee-Ell-Ay-See-Kay Guy was elected (twice!). Then came Trump, and it was like the Yellowstone Caldera of stupid had exploded. My closest living relative “graduated” from Fox News to OANN, because Fox was “too liberal”. And that was about 2 years ago. I don’t think he’s gone full Qanon yet, but I don’t want to find out because I can’t take it.
re: #169 First As Tragedy, Then As Farce
There’s no bottom whatsoever.
Order of events:
Empire of Japan attacks multiple US targets including Pearl Harbor and The Philippines.
FDR calls for a joint session of Congress to declare war on the Empire of Japan: Liberals and conservatives both voted for the Joint Resolution of the House and Senate.
Germany and Italy declare war on the United States in support of their ally Japan.
That wingnut doesn’t have enough anti-Semitic dog whistles in that statement, does he? Does he need to buy a vowel from Sad Vanna?
re: #177 🌹UOJB!
They don’t have to “accept” it. Like my grandmother used to say (somewhat bizarrely), “they can go scratch their little mad spot”.
I still don’t know exactly what that means, but it sounded especially spiteful when she said it and that’s a fond memory.
re: #173 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
Holy shit. There’s a whole thread of insanity from that douchebag. That wasn’t the only whacky trying he said.
Per his wiki
MacGregor has also stated that martial law should be instituted on the U.S.-Mexico border and argued for the extrajudicial execution of those who cross the border at unofficial ports of entry. Macgregor has also made statements in support of Israel having defensible borders, the annexation of the Golan Heights, and the decision to move the US embassy to Jerusalem.
re: #174 Jebediah, RBG
Ha ha just kidding I checked with my mom and she says I’m gorgeous
re: #169 First As Tragedy, Then As Farce
“Very, very” rich? What is he—two Trumps in a trenchcoat?
— Isolate Or Mask, Fuckers (@MolassesBoy) November 13, 2020
re: #176 Hecuba’s daughter
SadVanna is doubtless auditioning for a key anchor position on the new Trump network. She is, like most Trump supporters, racist trash. There’s no need to make despicable allegations that somehow she’s blackmailed into performing this role: it comes naturally to racists like her.
There’s your run-of-the-mill racist, and a racist that Donald Trump would trust to work closely with him.
Mobsters tend to have dirt on people to keep them loyal.
re: #180 First As Tragedy, Then As Farce
They don’t have to “accept” it. Like my grandmother used to say (somewhat bizarrely), “they can go scratch their little mad spot”.
I still don’t know exactly what that means, but it sounded especially spiteful when she said it and that’s a fond memory.
Is it like scratching an itchy spot? Like, let them indulge their stupid anger cuz who cares?
re: #160 thedopefishlives
Evan Bayh! I remember him, damn. That was an era.
The only (future) Senator I have actually met in person. Many moons ago, he had been the owner of the apartment my company had rented when we first set up in NY. He came by, once, to inspect the place before putting it on the market. He picked New Years Day - needless to say (the future) Mrs. Jay and I were not (to say the least) all that up for company: but Evan was very nice about it - Indiana, and all…
re: #181 BeachDem
Per his wiki
MacGregor has also stated that martial law should be instituted on the U.S.-Mexico border and argued for the extrajudicial execution of those who cross the border at unofficial ports of entry. Macgregor has also made statements in support of Israel having defensible borders, the annexation of the Golan Heights, and the decision to move the US embassy to Jerusalem.
What a sick bastard.
re: #63 VegasGolfer
What happened to this shitbirds hair? It’s white now with some dark colors on the side?
Did his make up artist quit?
Maybe he caught something from Pence. Spread by flies perhaps?
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The official in charge of the Trump administration’s bid to speed up vaccine development wants permission from the White House to begin briefing the Biden transition. https://t.co/2ItV99epiE
— John FitzGerald (@TheTweetOfJohn) November 13, 2020
Thanks, Gateway Pundit (AKA The Dumbest Man on the Internet)
I wonder how many folks are going to embrace this tinfoil hat nonsense, debunked by the Election Infrastructure Government Coordinating Council Executive Committee: “There is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised.” https://t.co/VZFoyg9qKe
— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) November 13, 2020
Shouldn’t you guys be on Parlor Tricks or whatever that app is called? https://t.co/xYoCQ5HbzJ
— Mike Collier (@CollierForTexas) November 13, 2020
re: #186 Jay C
The only (future) Senator I have actually met in person. Many moons ago, he had been the owner of the apartment my company had rented when we first set up on NY. He came by, once, to inspect the place before putting it on the market. He picked New Years Day - needless to say (the future) Mrs. Jay and I were not (to say the least) all that up for company: but Evan was very nice about it - Indiana, and all…
I met Mark Kelly and Gabby Giffords at a Halloween party shortly after she was elected. Nice people.
The Russian Social Network.
— Yeah Sure WTF Ever 🇨🇦🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸🇨🇦 (@YeahSureWhatev2) November 13, 2020
re: #178 First As Tragedy, Then As Farce
If there’s anything that can be said to be “good” about the COVID plague, it’s that I now have an iron-clad guilt-free excuse to avoid all holiday-oriented family gatherings this year. I probably would have done so anyway, but at least now I don’t have to make up excuses. I’m not quite at the point where I can overtly specify that the reason I’m not showing up is because a good 50% of the attendees are RWNJs who won’t be able to resist spewing the latest Facebook bullshit, so I’m glad not to have to make up excuses.
A huge chunk of my family lost their minds after 9/11, and their low-level background radiation insanity was made much more prominent when The Bee-Ell-Ay-See-Kay Guy was elected (twice!). Then came Trump, and it was like the Yellowstone Caldera of stupid had exploded. My closest living relative “graduated” from Fox News to OANN, because Fox was “too liberal”. And that was about 2 years ago. I don’t think he’s gone full Qanon yet, but I don’t want to find out because I can’t take it.
All mentions of Qanon should include their glorious full name: “Q Cuck Clan”
re: #195 EPR-radar
All mentions of Qanon should include their glorious full name: “Q Cuck Clan”
Hubs said the the whole Dominion voting machine thing started with the Q Cuck Klanners and jumped like a coronavirus to OANN.
re: #190 First As Tragedy, Then As Farce
Thanks, Gateway Pundit (AKA The Dumbest Man on the Internet)
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Ugh, flashbacks to CCJ.
BREAKING! EXCLUSIVE!
From 2019:
@GSAEmily … Typical behavior of current @gop and completely disgusting.
@USGSA @JoeBiden @KamalaHarris— LajuWaro (@SusanHuddlest14) November 13, 2020
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GSA Administrator Emily Murphy told investigators she often permitted her immediate staff to consume alcohol after business hours on Fridays, but was not aware of the formal process for approving drinking in the office.
Thread, sixteen tweets.
GOP Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona joined forces last week with some of the most reprehensible figures on the far-right for “stop the steal” protests against the presidential election.
The election didn’t go the way authoritarians wanted it to, you see.https://t.co/pY0tdw6wqm— Luke O’Brien (@lukeobrien) November 13, 2020
re: #186 Jay C
The only (future) Senator I have actually met in person. Many moons ago, he had been the owner of the apartment my company had rented when we first set up in NY. He came by, once, to inspect the place before putting it on the market. He picked New Years Day - needless to say (the future) Mrs. Jay and I were not (to say the least) all that up for company: but Evan was very nice about it - Indiana, and all…
Didn’t meet him, but somewhere in my pile of school papers I have a stamped certificate from him for some achievement or another.
re: #178 First As Tragedy, Then As Farce
I might also point out that the majority of the now-crazy contingent of my family are college-educated, “white collar” types. They’re not meth-addled knuckle-draggers.
Lamentably, the same was true of a good chunk of the Branch Davidians and the Heaven’s Gate cult, too.
Sympathetic Jury Gray https://t.co/IUsVtO8hdf
— Jeff Timmer (@jefftimmer) November 13, 2020
re: #193 DesertDenizen
I met Mark Kelly and Gabby Giffords at a Halloween party shortly after she was elected. Nice people.
I’ve only met a few politicians but Jennifer Wexton whose re-election I still helped after I moved district is lovely. I’ve met her three different times and she remembered the attorney I used to work for. Tim Kaine is also great. I feel the 2016 Election lore has made him out to be a bore but he’s really a solid guy and a big part of why Virginia has become so blue. I got a selfie with him at a brewery but unfortunately the photo quality sucked. Warner and Gerry Connolly. Friendly enough but a little more formal. I do hear Connolly has an annual St. Patrick’s Day Party and I might be interested in that now that I live in his district.
Trump apparently said that he’d withhold the vaccine from NY State during his presser today.
.@TishJames entering the fight on behalf of the lives of 19.5 million New Yorkers. https://t.co/MZgn1BOEtW
— Mark D. Levine (@MarkLevineNYC) November 13, 2020
Do these people not understand what an election is? https://t.co/74WRayyBRN
— Kurt “Mask Up, Vote Early” Eichenwald (@kurteichenwald) November 13, 2020
Was it something I lip synced? pic.twitter.com/wyYF98BOCv
— Sarah Cooper (@sarahcpr) November 13, 2020
re: #206 jaunte
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He’s pulling a Trump. Declare victory and then just keep going as if nothing happened.
for the win!
People talk about anal bleaching, but this is the first time I’ve actually seen it… pic.twitter.com/HX6463O5H5
— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) November 13, 2020
re: #208 thedopefishlives
He’s pulling a Trump. Declare victory and then just keep going as if nothing happened.
I guess because Karen was with her husband, there was no one to call about the suspicious man in the Capitol Building.
re: #199 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
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No wonder all of Gosar’s brothers and sisters hate him!
“All she needs to be qualified is a black p***y” Former Google director resigns from school board after his wife posted vulgar tweet about Kamala Harris https://t.co/m1y17Tl2Vo
— Nita World Peace (@BmoreLikeNita) November 13, 2020
She tried to use mental illness as an excuse for her racism https://t.co/MYXkFpnDGc
— 🌈Zoe Britton🌈 (@zoebritton) November 13, 2020
Biden could still pull off the historical sweep of every state Steve Miller has been to in Keep On Rockin Me Baby
— Jason Isbell (@JasonIsbell) November 4, 2020
Well just call this the Steve Miller Election as opposed to hte Stephen Miller one.
re: #214 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
People not finished showing their ass after having one in the White House for four years.
re: #208 thedopefishlives
He’s pulling a Trump. Declare victory and then just keep going as if nothing happened.
Arrest his ass.
re: #189 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
The official in charge of the Trump administration’s bid to speed up vaccine development wants permission from the White House to begin briefing the Biden transition.
“Here is a man who sees 50,000 or 60,000 of his soldiers die defending themselves bravely to the end. How can he surrender himself to the Bolshevists?”
—Hitler’s reaction to news of Paulus’ capture at Stalingrad
re: #218 jaunte
People not finished showing their ass after having one in the White House for four years.
“Mehridith is not a racist in the least; she personally has done a lot of great work for underprivileged communities.”
Spot the issue.— logoff15 (@logoff151) November 13, 2020
Oh, So only black ppl live in underprivileged communities *noted* 🙄
— Pre-Cougar Status ♎ (@MsTweetnPuff) November 13, 2020
“Changes in her medication.” What is her new medication, sodium pentathol?
— MGC54 (@MichaelGConroy1) November 13, 2020
“Mehridith, who works for the Venverloh Family Trust and formerly worked as a youth pastor and volunteered for Mothers Together at Menlo Church from 2012 to 2014, issued an apology” she identifies as conservative and Christian…. no surprise here.
— Noodles (@jillcwilliams) November 13, 2020
This is gonna mess up some narratives on both the left and the right. https://t.co/E5EjBp673U
— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) November 13, 2020
In White House Rose Garden, 1955, President Eisenhower thanked Dr. Jonas Salk for his “selfless and dedicated medical research” to find a polio vaccine. He did not take credit for himself. pic.twitter.com/7o8zmDJIrx
— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) November 10, 2020
re: #223 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
Why the fuck can’t parents just spell their kids’ names right? Mehridith? FFS
re: #229 Ace Rothstein
Why the fuck can’t parents just spell their kids’ names right? Mehridith? FFS
OK, boomer.
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re: #229 Ace Rothstein
Why the fuck can’t parents just spell their kids’ names right? Mehridith? FFS
Can’t spell Meridith without me th.
BREAKING: Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak said he has tested positive for COVID-19 as the virus surges to record levels in his state and across the nation. The Democrat is the fifth governor to report testing positive for the virus this year. https://t.co/U1G5BitqSP
— The Associated Press (@AP) November 14, 2020
re: #229 Ace Rothstein
Why the fuck can’t parents just spell their kids’ names right? Mehridith? FFS
She puts the ‘meh’ in Mehridith.
re: #223 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
Yep, apparently there is medication that stops you from being a racist.
As compared to those that simply allow you to keep sufficient control to avoid letting your inner self/racist out to say things on social media.
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re: #225 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
< skeptical > okay < /skeptical >
re: #234 retired cynic
New Stonekettle!
Hmmm. Is it possible I was in Rota the same time Stonekettle was? He doesn’t give the date, just “a few years after El Caudillo died and the monarchy was restored.”
When I was there, there were also conservatives who wished for the old regime of “law and order” as well (and Franco peseta coins were still in circulation).
re: #229 Ace Rothstein
My nephew and his wife named their first daughter a name that sounds perfectly nice when spoken, but I have no idea how to spell it. Probably has four M’s and a silent Q.
re: #237 First As Tragedy, Then As Farce
< skeptical > okay < /skeptical >
I honestly don’t know what there going to do. They were hoping for a republican rout that didn’t come. Perhaps if trump isn’t at the top of the ticket it’ll happen.
No matter, were all fucked.
re: #234 retired cynic
New Stonekettle!
The comments are good, too: many of them from people who have lived under dictatorships, and how a certain percentage of the people really liked the “law and order” and “peace and prosperity” they recall as being present under those dictators.
We’re going to have lots of this from Trump supporters for the foreseeable future, I’m afraid.
Decency and common sense aren’t just dead in the Republican Party, they’ve been cremated and Rand Paul, Alex Jones, and Jerry Falwell are smoking the ashes in their
Aqua Buddha hookah.
There’s a lot going on here pic.twitter.com/aoJ8Nd7EOP
— Chris Megerian (@ChrisMegerian) November 14, 2020
re: #150 makeitstop
For me she is ‘Trumps’ SpokesBarbie’.
grifters gonna grift https://t.co/hTaaWNFgj3
— Eric Boehlert (@EricBoehlert) November 14, 2020
re: #229 Ace Rothstein
Why the fuck can’t parents just spell their kids’ names right? Mehridith? FFS
My daughter has a deliberately misspelled middle name. We have her a Gaelic middle name, but spelled it phonetically because my wife wanted people to pronounce it correctly. I wanted it to be spelled the Gaelic way, because it resembles a mild English curse-word in the hopes that people would stumble or otherwise get embarrassed while trying to say it.
My wife won out, as she usually does.
Some years ago, after she had reached adulthood, I told my daughter about how she came by her name. The outraged “My middle name is an extended dad joke!” was priceless.
re: #245 Romantic Heretic
For me she is ‘Trumps’ SpokesBarbie’.
For me any of them are Trump’s spokesmodel.
re: #244 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀 No Capt’n😷Trips
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Louis has been too long in the Texas sun. And the Cowboys still blow.
Fox News’ top priority now is fending off Trump’s poaching of its viewers while also not alienating them and protecting their fragile reality. It’s a bizarre, impossible task that’s like sorting through a toxic haystack for a poisonously fascist needle. https://t.co/ay0EhjwFeG
— Jared Yates Sexton (@JYSexton) November 14, 2020
re: #241 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
I appreciate that they are venomously anti-Trump, or at least seem to be. I am unsure of how effective they are. By that I don’t mean I doubt their effectiveness, I mean I just have no idea. I don’t have NORMAL PERSON TV (if it’s not streaming I don’t see it) so I have no idea if their ads appear anywhere other than the internet.
Some of them I think are inherently untrustworthy people. I don’t trust Rick Wilson and George Conway any farther than I could throw them while suffering a museum-quality hangover. I still read what they have to say, but I take it with so many grains of salt that I am in danger of iodine poisoning. Having read Stuart Stevens’ book and his Twitter output, I think he’s maybe somewhat less of a potential back-stabber. OR maybe he’s just more skilled at appearing that way. I don’t know. Steve Schimidt is the dope who brought us Sarah Palin (no matter how much he claims otherwise).
I mean, on one hand I think that if we tolerated Stalin long enough to destroy Hitler, we can tolerate the Never-Trump Republicans long enough to destroy Trump. It’s like the Fisher-Price Busytown Play Set version of the same situation.
But on the other hand, these are the same motherfuckers who have worked their whole adult lives to build the monster factory that built Trump, and is currently pumping out Trumplings non-stop.
So I am still unsure what to think.
re: #252 First As Tragedy, Then As Farce
Supposedly, an analysis showed that Trump did 7-8% worse in markets where their ads ran than in markets they didn’t.
re: #191 jaunte
After reading that thread, I expect there will be an even bigger uptick in infection rate after Thanksgiving than I had originally anticipated.
Killing grandma to own the libs seems like a questionable strategy
Donald Trump on the 2016 election: “Remember 306 to 223, that’s a slaughter. That’s a slaughter.”
— Jon Cooper 🇺🇸 (@joncoopertweets) November 14, 2020
A slaughter, indeed.
re: #201 First As Tragedy, Then As Farce
I might also point out that the majority of the now-crazy contingent of my family are college-educated, “white collar” types. They’re not meth-addled knuckle-draggers.
But they are all now, thanks to their news viewing habits, hate addicts,
The last four years have displayed how serious that addiction is in America.
So just a bit of advice for DC tweeps: these will mostly be local white supremacists who’ve been trying (and failing) to start shit in the city for four straight years, joined by a smattering of the Grifter diaspora.
Have fun yelling ‘you lost, bitch’ but don’t get too worked up— Zeddy (@Zeddary) November 13, 2020
re: #259 Belafon
New: The disparate tribes of MAGA Nation — Oath Keepers, Three Percenters, Infowars fanatics, Groypers, Proud Boys, white nationalists, neo-Nazis, and die-hard Trump fans — are promoting an impromptu, chaotic MAGApalooza rally in DC on Saturday.
It’ll be fine as long as the Methodists don’t show up—or the Irish.
re: #260 Decatur Deb
It’ll be fine as long as the Methodists don’t show up—or the Irish.
[Wearing a green bowler hat and a shamrock lapel pin.] OI!
re: #259 Belafon
Yeah I’m not going near the city tomorrow. Not gonna humor their misery.
re: #252 First As Tragedy, Then As Farce
I appreciate that they are venomously anti-Trump, or at least seem to be. I am unsure of how effective they are. By that I don’t mean I doubt their effectiveness, I mean I just have no idea. I don’t have NORMAL PERSON TV (if it’s not streaming I don’t see it) so I have no idea if their ads appear anywhere other than the internet.
They ran then on TV in certain markets.
Some of them I think are inherently untrustworthy people. I don’t trust Rick Wilson and George Conway any farther than I could throw them while suffering a museum-quality hangover. I still read what they have to say, but I take it with so many grains of salt that I am in danger of iodine poisoning. Having read Stuart Stevens’ book and his Twitter output, I think he’s maybe somewhat less of a potential back-stabber. OR maybe he’s just more skilled at appearing that way. I don’t know. Steve Schimidt is the dope who brought us Sarah Palin (no matter how much he claims otherwise).
I mean, on one hand I think that if we tolerated Stalin long enough to destroy Hitler, we can tolerate the Never-Trump Republicans long enough to destroy Trump. It’s like the Fisher-Price Busytown Play Set version of the same situation.
But on the other hand, these are the same motherfuckers who have worked their whole adult lives to build the monster factory that built Trump, and is currently pumping out Trumplings non-stop.
So I am still unsure what to think.
I don’t trust a single one of them. But I’ll take their help.
Perhaps I’ll trust them in 10 years. We’ll see.
re: #253 Belafon
What’s the summary?
Just what it said, they won’t be part of rehabilitating the Republican party. Basically because they’re beyond redemption.
re: #240 First As Tragedy, Then As Farce
My nephew and his wife named their first daughter a name that sounds perfectly nice when spoken, but I have no idea how to spell it. Probably has four M’s and a silent Q.
So, they picked a Welsh name? //
Thread of people saying Biden will most certainly lose: pic.twitter.com/P35en5UX8P
— Warnock/Ossoff stan acct (@gdigitalzsmooth) November 14, 2020
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Billions in US Taxpayer Dollars Now Go to Religious Schools via Vouchers Billions in taxpayer dollars are being used to pay tuition at religious schools throughout the country, as state voucher programs expand dramatically and the line separating public education and religion fades. School vouchers can be used at almost any ...
Cheechako
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Adobe Caught Selling AI Generated Images Imitating Ansel Adams’ Work Adobe scolded for selling ‘Ansel Adams-style’ images generated by AI Adobe found itself in hot water this weekend after the Ansel Adams estate publicly scolded the company for selling generative AI imitations of the late photographer’s work. On Friday, ...
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The Good Liars at The Libertarian Convention [VIDEO] The Good Liars visit the Libertarian Convention in Washington DC. They interview presidential candidates, talk to someone who thinks people should be allowed to own nuclear weapons, and Starchild. SUPPORT US: herohero.co SEE THE GOOD LIARS LIVE!NASHVILLE, TN JUNE ...
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Adam Conover - How Google RUINED the Internet [VIDEO] Google sucks now. Here's why. Get 20% off DeleteMe US consumer plans when you go to joindeleteme.com and use promo code ADAM at checkout. DeleteMe International Plans: international.joindeleteme.com You may have noticed that Google isn't what it used to ... teleskiguy
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What Result Will There Be From the Trump Trial?I did my best to boil this down. What say you?
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An Appeal to Heaven An ancient political phrase and a historic flag of the United States has entered the discourse as a flag of Christian Nationalism, insurrection, and the question of Supreme Court Associate Justice Samuel Alito's objectivity to rule on cases. So ...
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Grocers Are Finally Lowering Prices as Consumers Pull Back Consumers have been grumbling about the soaring cost of groceries for nearly two years. Now, some of the biggest names in retail appear to be listening. In recent weeks, Target and Aldi have broadcast price cuts on thousands of ... Cheechako
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A Water War Is Brewing Between the U.S. And Mexico. Here’s Why A water dispute between the United States and Mexico that goes back decades is turning increasingly urgent in Texas communities that rely on the Rio Grande. Their leaders are now demanding the Mexican government either share water or face ... Cheechako
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Harper’s Magazine: Slippery Slope - How Private Equity Shapes a Ski Town …Big Sky stands apart for other reasons. The obvious distinction is the Yellowstone Club, a private resort hidden in the mountains above the community that Justin Farrell, a professor of sociology at Yale and the author of Billionaire Wilderness, ... teleskiguy
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This Civil War Submarine Vanished for 136 Years [VIDEO] A Civil War submarine powered by hand cranks and lit by candlelight. What could possibly go wrong? Meet the HL Hunley. Support the production of these videos through our Patreon: patreon.com Thank you to Nick DeLong from Clemson University ... teleskiguy
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The Good Liars at Miami Trump Rally [VIDEO] Jason and Davram talk with Trump supporters about art, Mike Lindell, who is really president and more! SUPPORT US: herohero.co SEE THE GOOD LIARS LIVE!LOS ANGELES, CA squadup.com SUBSCRIBE TO OUR AUDIO PODCAST:Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.comSpotify: open.spotify.comJoin this channel to ... teleskiguy
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Ranked-Choice Voting Has Challenged the Status Quo. Its Popularity Will Be Tested in November. JUNEAU — Alaska’s new election system — with open primaries and ranked voting — has been a model for those in other states who are frustrated by political polarization and a sense that voters lack real choice at the ... Cheechako
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