Most students in America are only taught about a handful of important Black Americans in history class. Here’s a look at why schools should teach students about race and why certain parents are opposed to that shift. #DailyShow #TrevorNoah #School
I’m gonna just go ahead and say this ain’t unity. It’s capitulation to crazy, and it seems most have.
Likely Cheney successor appears on Bannon show to tout GOP unity https://t.co/QWwD15n0OI— Adam Kinzinger (@AdamKinzinger) May 6, 2021
This looks like a good thread to share some feedback sent to me by one of my current students.
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re: #304 No Malarkey!
Liz Cheney will probably lose her seat to a fascist who will eagerly support Trump’s effort to seize power in 2025. An article in vox.com suggests that anti-fascist Republicans might want to bite their tongues for now so that they will be in a position to oppose Trump’s coup attempt in the next election.
They’re already on it.
Bouchard announces primary bid against Cheney in 2022 (Casper, Wyo. Star-Tribune, March 4, more at the link):
Wyoming state Sen. Anthony Bouchard has announced he will be running against Rep. Liz Cheney in the 2022 Republican primary.
In a news release announcing his campaign last week, the hard-line conservative state senator said he was running to oust Cheney for her vote to impeach former President Donald Trump for his role in inciting a riot Jan. 6 at the U.S. Capitol.
“Wyoming was President Trump’s best state both times he ran,” Bouchard said in a statement announcing his campaign. “That’s because Wyoming voters are strong conservatives who want our leaders to stand up for America, defend our freedoms, fight for our way of life and always put working people first as President Trump did.”
“Liz Cheney’s long-time opposition to President Trump and her most recent vote for impeachment shows just how out of touch she is with Wyoming,” he added. “Wyoming taxpayers need a voice in Congress who will stand up to Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats, and not give them cover. That’s why I’m running for Congress.”
Bouchard’s announcement is not just bluster: As of Jan. 20, he had an official website soliciting donations for his campaign and had formally filed paperwork with the Federal Elections Commission.
I got CL’d. Just posted below that Liz Cheney will probably lose her seat to a fascist who will eagerly support Trump’s effort to seize power in 2025. An article on vox.com suggests that pro democracy Republicans should bite their tongues for now, so that they are still in position to oppose Trump’s coup attempt after the next election.
I hope the Dems run a REALLY good candidate in 2024.
re: #4 No Malarkey!
Or reverse CLed since I responded in #3.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has signed a bill into law allowing college athletes in the state to make endorsement money starting on July 1
The new law also allows schools to take up to 75% of an athlete’s endorsement income and redistribute to other athleteshttps://t.co/NwDq6mKcVn pic.twitter.com/636u4drhE9— Yahoo Sports College Football (@YahooSportsCFB) May 6, 2021
Communism!
re: #3 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
They’re already on it.
Bouchard announces primary bid against Cheney in 2022 (Casper, Wyo. Star-Tribune, March 4, more at the link):
Yep, Cheney is toast. The fascists are going to make every effort to purge elected officials who would oppose Trump’s coup after the 2024 election. Dog help us.
I have a feeling some athletes and their clients are going to figure out an end-around.
re: #7 jaunte
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Communism!
The colleges should go first and redistribute the money from TV and licensing deals to the student athletes.
I understand why people don’t want to hear anything about Donald Trump. Believe me, I feel that way too. But if we learned ANYTHING from his heinous presidency, it should be that you cannot make terrible political movements go away by ignoring them.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) May 6, 2021
re: #2 Teddy’s Person
This looks like a good thread to share some feedback sent to me by one of my current students.
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re: #9 jaunte
I have a feeling some athletes and their clients are going to figure out an end-around.
You don’t think the refs will throw the flag on that kind of illegal motion?
re: #5 Eclectic Cyborg
I hope the Dems run a REALLY good candidate in 2024.
Biden will be fine if he is still mentally and physically healthy. But he is going to have to fight hard after the election to keep his victory, because the fascists aren’t going to accept defeat.
re: #14 Barefoot Grin
I mean, corporate America has already devised a wide array of delayed compensation vehicles.
re: #7 jaunte
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Communism!
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has signed a bill into law allowing college athletes in the state to make endorsement money starting on July 1
The new law also allows schools to take up to 75% of an athlete’s endorsement income and redistribute to other athleteshttps://t.co/NwDq6mKcVn pic.twitter.com/636u4drhE9— Yahoo Sports College Football (@YahooSportsCFB) May 6, 2021
State gets 75%? Reminds me of some of the more enlightened and generous slave owners who rented out their slaves and allowed the slaves to keep part of the resulting income. This happened occasionally among those who owned skilled workers, like the masons who built the White House. I don’t think any of them let the slaves keep 3/5 though, which was their Constitutional value.
re: #18 Dangerman
I used to go there to watch people screaming at Nixon on the tv.
re: #2 Teddy’s Person
This looks like a good thread to share some feedback sent to me by one of my current students.
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what is the title, and course description in the catalogue, of the class?
re: #11 Charles Johnson
This is why we need Trump to be prosecuted for his crimes, besides the fact that justice demands it. It will be hard for him to run for President from prison.
re: #5 Eclectic Cyborg
I hope the Dems run a REALLY good candidate in 2024.
we already know; if Joe’s too old/tired to run for reelection, it’ll be Kamala.
re: #21 sagehen
what is the title, and course description in the catalogue, of the class?
I teach in the quarter system so the US survey course is divided into three courses which are basically Colonial/Revolution, 19th century, and 20th/21st century. So just a general 19th century history course.
I want someone to create a TV show called “Schadenfreude” that consists of 30 min, every morning, of insurrectionists complaining in court about being locked up.
It fills me with joy and delight https://t.co/fStxjyv6gP— Nunca Trumpismo (@NeverTrumpTexan) May 6, 2021
re: #23 sagehen
we already know; if Joe’s too old/tired to run for reelection, it’ll be Kamala.
VP’s almost always win their party’s nomination when they run for President. The last one who didn’t was Dan Quayle, and he was a joke. I think the last one before him was Alben Barkley.
Former gop rep
“unlike Cheney, Stefanik stood with Trump by peddling his mendacious claims & voting against certification of Pres Biden’s Electoral College victory. It’s a sad commentary on the state of the House GOP that this has now become a condition of advancement.” https://t.co/SBvCZfPMau
— Barbara Comstock (@BarbaraComstock) May 6, 2021
re: #7 jaunte
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Reminder of a couple of things. In GA, and most of the south, the Athletes that would be good enough to make endorsement money will be 95% black.
When it comes to paying college athletes in general, your feelings about black people will correlate with your feelings about paying players.
Inbox: @NewYorkStateAG is suing right-wing conspiracy theorists Jacob Wohl & Jack Burkman over their alleged robocall plot to suppress Black voters in 2020.
James says 5,500 New Yorkers were targeted and she wants the duo to pay $500 for every violation and forfeit all profits. pic.twitter.com/HWLy5sEnnC— Chris Sommerfeldt (@C_Sommerfeldt) May 6, 2021
re: #27 Dangerman
Former gop rep
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QUOTE OF THE WEEK: The men attacking Cheney are “on their knees for Trump and she’s standing up for herself,” Cheney ally @BarbaraComstock tells @TheHill.
“And that’s kind of an embarrassing thing if you’re the guy on your knees.”https://t.co/hfMgDlpwdZ— Scott Wong (@scottwongDC) May 6, 2021
re: #4 No Malarkey!
I got CL’d. Just posted below that Liz Cheney will probably lose her seat to a fascist who will eagerly support Trump’s effort to seize power in 2025. An article on vox.com suggests that pro democracy Republicans should bite their tongues for now, so that they are still in position to oppose Trump’s coup attempt after the next election.
They don’t get to bite their tongue. They will have to declare their loyalty.
re: #25 jaunte
Exactly the kind of message you want to send before arguing to a judge that you should not be detained because you aren’t a threat to society.
— aagcobb (@aagcobb1) May 6, 2021
re: #27 Dangerman
Former gop rep
The Conservative movement failed, becoming fascist as soon as their worthless demagogue came along to exploit them. It’s time for the Republican party to go the way of the Whigs.
— Jeff Flanagan (@JeffMFlanagan) May 6, 2021
If you are not aware of this voting “audit” going on in Arizona, it’s a serious tinfoil doll wearing a tinfoil hat vibe, like a troop of flat Earthers marching to protest the faked moon landing.
— Dan Rather (@DanRather) May 5, 2021
Predictably, we’re seeing pundits now saying “suddenly liberals LOVE Liz Cheney.”
Is there a lazier political take than this? When I see a journalist pushing this bullshit, I put them on the “do not read” list. It’s just stupid.— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) May 6, 2021
Bernie needs to STFU.
We (schools!) mandate vaccinations for other communicable diseases like measles, chicken pox, diptheria, pertussis, and tetanus. Covid19 is communicable and kills.
These people are public health menaces.— lawhawk #maskingforafriend (@lawhawk) May 6, 2021
re: #31 Belafon
They don’t get to bite their tongue. They will have to declare their loyalty.
The article also suggests that they lie. They will, in effect, have to form a clandestine pro-democracy resistance cell inside the GOP.
re: #34 Dangerman
Or thinking that the Bush TANG memo was legit? /oh…. wait….
“I got so tired of hearing infrastructure week. Nothing happened,” Biden says in an infrastructure speech, standing in front of an outdated Louisiana bridge that Trump in 2019 said he’d get replaced—if he was re-elected. pic.twitter.com/Hd35EfILnZ
— Jennifer Jacobs (@JenniferJJacobs) May 6, 2021
re: #35 Charles Johnson
They never argue in good faith, because their cause is unsupportable. All they can do is mislead.
re: #35 Charles Johnson
We don’t love Cheney. We would just prefer that the 2nd party in a two party system not be fascist.
So House Republicans are 100% focused on disinformation and Senate Republicans are 100% focused on obstruction.
Hell of a party.— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) May 5, 2021
re: #35 Charles Johnson
I have a healthy dislike of all Cheneys.
re: #41 No Malarkey!
We don’t love Cheney. We would just prefer that the 2nd party in a two party system not be fascist.
I was just going to say, it’s not that we love Cheney. Most of us are diametrically opposed to her political stances. Right now, we’re just cheering for anybody who actually lives in reality, which the GQP does not.
re: #2 Teddy’s Person
This looks like a good thread to share some feedback sent to me by one of my current students.
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I happened to be in Texas when I was in the 7th grade, ca. 1961. This is the level at which Texas History was, and still is, a required course. Our Texas History teacher, a Miss Jones, was a true believer. She actually shed tears when she talked about the Alamo. She also believed in the contented slave myth and cited Stephen Collins Foster as a source. When it came to the Civil War, she referred to Confederate soldiers as “our boys” when she waxed eloquent on their heroic resistance to the invading Yankees. She pictured the latter as a gang of hairy ruffians recently imported from the swamps and caves of Europe.
There was one oddity in her generalized worship of the heroes of the Texas Revolution: She was strangely ambivalent about Sam Houston, who was arguably the most important, and certainly the most competent, of them all. Years later, it dawned on me that this was probably because Houston had later been deposed as Governor for denouncing, and refusing to sign, the Ordinance of Secession or support the Confederacy in any way.
re: #2 Teddy’s Person
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re: #45 O say, does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave..
I was just going to say, it’s not that we love Cheney. Most of us are diametrically opposed to her political stances. Right now, we’re just cheering for anybody who actually lives in reality, which the GQP does not.
I wouldn’t even care if they were fantasists, if they just weren’t plotting to overthrow democracy.
re: #38 lawhawk
Or thinking that the Bush TANG memo was legit? /oh…. wait….
It might be useful at this advanced date to remind younger Lizards that this site, and our esteemed host, played a pivotal role in exposing the Bush Guard docs. I have never entertained any notion that he, or we, should be embarrassed by this now, though it probably did help W get re-elected. The docs were an obvious fraud, pure and simple. It’s the kind of thing that is best left to Republicans since it suits their skillset and their audience much better than it does ours.
I do not believe for an instant that Dan Rather was complicit in the fraud though. Poor Dan was taken in, mostly because he still had an inadequate understanding of the internet and technology in general.
Gov Evers proposed to legalize and tax marijuana, much like we already do with alcohol—which will bring more than $165 mill to Wisconsin. The Rep-majority Joint Finance Committee voted to turn it down.
— Ben Wikler (@benwikler) May 6, 2021
re: #2 Teddy’s Person
This looks like a good thread to share some feedback sent to me by one of my current students.
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Sounds like your student from North Carolina experienced how history was taught in Virginia in the late seventies/early eighties.
re: #24 Teddy’s Person
I teach in the quarter system so the US survey course is divided into three courses which are basically Colonial/Revolution, 19th century, and 20th/21st century. So just a general 19th century history course.
When my son, adopted from Vietnam remember, was frustrated by his HS history class we handed him a copy of A People’s History of The United States by Howard Zinn. That gave him what he was looking for.
re: #9 jaunte
I have a feeling some athletes and their clients are going to figure out an end-around.
More likely the schools are going to figure out an end around to keep the endorsement money to themselves, where the athletes aren’t going to see a penny of it.
re: #50 lawhawk
Of course. It’s more important to them to be able to lock up the N words than do what’s right.
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Interesting how so much of today’s rightwing douchebaggery is just recycled from the 1950’s.
This newsletter, Right, was profoundly antisemitic & racist. It also featured many “patriotic” former military officers on its pages, like Pedro del Valle who supported fascists all his life and served on the advisory board of a neo-Nazi organization in the 1970s.
June 1957. pic.twitter.com/UH3Cj1RLsS— Seth Cotlar (@SethCotlar) May 6, 2021
re: #49 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
And desperately needed to believe that the documents were real. I know i wished that they were but the evidence, once shown, made me accept the fact that they were forged quickly.
re: #55 jaunte
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They also frequently dip into the rhetoric of the 1850s.
re: #57 Teddy’s Person
They also frequently dip into the rhetoric of the 1850s.
Much earlier for the pre-Enlightenment, pro-theocracy crowd.
Trump’s recent Twitter shenanigans are hilarious in that black humor sort of way. If he wasn’t such a narcissist and insist that his name be part of the Twitter handle, he might sneak back on for more than a few hours.
Here’s two more DJT accounts that have been set up after the 1st one got suspended. Please report these two accounts. #RemoveTrumpJack @Twitter @TwitterSupport @TwitterSafety pic.twitter.com/TKF2wRmoNK
— 🌎 The Tao of Kat 🌎 (@kathrynresister) May 5, 2021
re: #55 jaunte
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Del Valle was a real, historical fascist and an ardent admirer of Benito Mussolini. He was assigned to the US Naval Attache’s office in Rome when Mussolini invaded Ethiopia in 1935. He got himself attached to the Italian army as an observer and wrote a glowing account of the invasion and subsequent campaign, Roman Eagles Over Ethiopia. He joined far right causes even before World War II, and while still a serving officer of the Marine Corps.
re: #59 Teddy’s Person
Trump’s recent Twitter shenanigans are hilarious in that black humor sort of way. If he wasn’t such a narcissist and insist that his name be part of the Twitter handle, he might sneak back on for more than a few hours.
Are we certain Chuck C. Johnson isn’t running these various Trump Desk Twitter accounts?
re: #35 Charles Johnson
We don’t like her. However, an actually sane right wing will actually contribute ideas to the debate — either good ideas that can be used, or bad ideas that in trying to explain why they’re bad can lead to good ideas. That won’t come from neo-Confederates, or people talking about Jewish Space Lasers or Cannibal Pedophile Conspiracies.
re: #59 Teddy’s Person
Trump’s recent Twitter shenanigans are hilarious in that black humor sort of way. If he wasn’t such a narcissist and insist that his name be part of the Twitter handle, he might sneak back on for more than a few hours.
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Knowing just how fucking lazy His Ass-Holeyness is, I wouldn’t be surprised if he had Chuck C or SMOTI setting up those accounts!
I just got a call about my vaccine appointment tomorrow. They have an extra dose they need to find an arm for today, so I’ll have the afternoon off work tomorrow with no gotta-dos.
re: #66 Punish Domestic Terrorists
I just got a call about my vaccine appointment tomorrow. They have an extra dose they need to find an arm for today, so I’ll have the afternoon off work tomorrow with no gotta-dos.
Score!
There is absolutely no mention of genitals. It ain’t a true blue red blooded American Christian proclamation unless it is obsessing over other folk’s genitalia! I call luciferin deviltry on this one.
— Edwin (@EdMix13) May 6, 2021
re: #69 jaunte
Trump
Tramp
Gramp
Cramp
Crams
Crass
Crash
Trash
re: #71 jeffreyw
Boys, looks like we’ve got us a convoy!
Breaker 19 JW! Keep an eye out for them bears! 😉
re: #73 🌹UOJB!
Breaker 19 JW! Keep an eye out for them bears! 😉
“It was the dark of moon on the sixth of June …”
“But today’s May 6th!”
” Forget it, he’s rolling. “
“Gotta keep ‘em rollin’. Big Wheels a-rolling, movin’ on!”
re: #49 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
It might be useful at this advanced date to remind younger Lizards that this site, and our esteemed host, played a pivotal role in exposing the Bush Guard docs. I have never entertained any notion that he, or we, should be embarrassed by this now, though it probably did help W get re-elected. The docs were an obvious fraud, pure and simple. It’s the kind of thing that is best left to Republicans since it suits their skillset and their audience much better than it does ours.
I do not believe for an instant that Dan Rather was complicit in the fraud though. Poor Dan was taken in, mostly because he still had an inadequate understanding of the internet and technology in general.
I’ve always the Turd Blossom was behind the whole thing. A pre-emptive release of a fake document to get ride of a story that was, in fact, true?
That’s some Texas Politickin’!
Noooooooooopehttps://t.co/KxFpeqHyxE
— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) May 6, 2021
“Violates the rules of decorum and civility” is rich 🤦🏼♀️😂
— Carrie Neal Walden (@CNealWalden) May 6, 2021
Good thread by Steven Schmidt about the Trumpist threat to Democracy.
The coverage around the purging of @Liz_Cheney from the House GOP Leadership has been generally awful in that it has largely missed the point about what is happening and why. Rep. Cheney will not debase herself and her Oath and submit to THE BIG LIE. Period. Full stop. 1)
— Steve Schmidt (@SteveSchmidtSES) May 6, 2021
re: #62 aatharuv
We don’t like her. However, an actually sane right wing will actually contribute ideas to the debate — either good ideas that can be used, or bad ideas that in trying to explain why they’re bad can lead to good ideas. That won’t come from neo-Confederates, or people talking about Jewish Space Lasers or Cannibal Pedophile Conspiracies.
And critically, they won’t try to violently overthrow the US government.
re: #78 Michele: Out of the closet, Into the fire
Loudly proclaiming in a Wehawk voice: IT IS DONE!
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Avatar voice off to the side: What about the trimming AND those 5 sprinkler heads you decapitated?
Grouchy Wehawk voice: Quite old man, I’ll pick that stuff up tomorrow after my labs are done.
Good to see that somebody is getting some work done. I took a nap. I’m using some of my 74 available sick hours. For the first time. My #2 vax is worth it.
According to Worldometer, the death toll from COVID-19 exceeded 593,490 today, which is greater than the Census estimated population of this City in 2019:
I miss Timbuktu, off Coca-Cola Drive and MD 100. World’s Best Crab Bakes. Fight me!
re: #70 🌹UOJB!
DeskofTrump
TrumpDesk
Stool of Trump
From the Rump of Trump
This guy is nuts. Swearing during a court hearing is not recommended.
This is the moment, as a defense lawyer, where you take a deep cleansing breath through the nose and remind yourself YOU’RE not going to jail.https://t.co/ic9YSfF07C
— OppressedAndCensoredHat (@Popehat) May 6, 2021
re: #81 wrenchwench
Good to see that somebody is getting some work done. I took a nap. I’m using some of my 74 available sick hours. For the first time. My #2 vax is worth it.
Not much of a choice really. Park management sent out a memo to all tenants to either get your yards in order or WE WILL. Don’t really like the idea of paying someone to do something I can do. That and I only took 5 heads off and I knew more or less where they were at. Someone not familiar with the yard probably would have taken them all off.
And Minnie got her playground back as well.
Just be glad the conspiracy didn’t include Egyptians, or they’d be looking at the ballots for evidence of papyrus. https://t.co/KHCw5MspKv
— Sean McCabe (@darthstar99) May 6, 2021
re: #82 austin_blue
According to Worldometer, the death toll from COVID-19 exceeded 593,490 today.
That means we’ll likely hit 600 000 in ten days or so.
We hit 100 000 on 5/25/20.
Hell of a fucking year it’s been, huh?
re: #79 No Malarkey!
Good thread by Steven Schmidt about the Trumpist threat to Democracy.
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Those among the media salivating over the chance to cover a civil war are first against the wall.
Haven’t seen this before. Defendant just hung up on hearing. His lawyer says “Copeland is in distress”. Copeland has screamed vulgarities at judge, complained about the taxes taken from his $15/hour pay check and complained about the case number assigned to him https://t.co/RNI2NLYXPv
— Scott MacFarlane (@MacFarlaneNews) May 6, 2021
Oh my
!!! US Capitol riot defendant Copeland re-enters hearing and tells judge “I’m not just gonna listen to what you have to say. It doesn’t work that way…”. The court muted him again. He hung up again https://t.co/RNI2NLYXPv
— Scott MacFarlane (@MacFarlaneNews) May 6, 2021
re: #84 No Malarkey!
This guy is nuts. Swearing during a court hearing is not recommended.
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re: #89 HRH Stanley Sea
Too bad, so sad. The more of these assclowns end up serving hard time, the fewer will be at liberty to participate as the GOP’s stochastic SA in their next insurrection.
South Carolina should add more biblically based methods of execution such as stoning or crucifixion. What kind of half assed bible belt/Jesus land insane asylum are they running down there anyway?
— Edwin (@EdMix13) May 6, 2021
re: #90 HRH Stanley Sea
Oh my
He apparently gave the zoom link to a bunch of his MAGAt friends and his mom. One friend was kicked out by the judge for using a profanity as his screen name.
He’s repeatedly told every one to go fuck themselves and the judge put him in a private room - which set him off again as he wants to be able to rant in public.
re: #91 BlueSpotinAL
Special upding for Gritty
Who rules
re: #87 Eclectic Cyborg
That means we’ll likely hit 600 000 in ten days or so.
We hit 100 000 on 5/25/20.
Hell of a fucking year it’s been, huh?
No shit, but the next two cites (#’s 29 and 28) are 24,000 and 57,000 away, so a break- and hopefully we will never get to #28, because #’s 27, 26, and 25 will go bang, bang, bang in quick-step.
There were days when I was putting cities up three-a-day. I hope that’s over. Too depressing.
re: #94 darthstar
He apparently gave the zoom link to a bunch of his MAGAt friends and his mom. One friend was kicked out by the judge for using a profanity as his screen name.
He’s repeatedly told every one to go fuck themselves and the judge put him in a private room - which set him off again as he wants to be able to rant in public.
If he’s going for an insanity defense, there’s no set length length of confinement.
If sentenced and he serves his time, it’s still up to the institution’s psychiatrists to decide when he gets to leave.
So former guy apparently considering paying Rudy for his legal fees to keep him from flipping.
re: #97 BeenHereAwhile
If he’s going for an insanity defense, there’s no set length length of confinement.
If sentenced and he serves his time, it’s still up to the institution’s psychiatrists to decide when he gets to leave.
And in most States, once the shrinks say you’re OK, it’s back to court for trial, because you are then competent.
I don’t think he’s nuts, his lawyer had to tell him this and it’s not rocket science.
He’s just an asshole.
re: #98 darthstar
So former guy apparently considering paying Rudy for his legal fees to keep him from flipping.
They’re taking turns being the con and the mark.
This creates a quantum paradox where the allegations by Wohl/Burkman remain 100% false and Gaetz is still 100% guilty.
— Edwin (@EdMix13) May 6, 2021
The smell of despair is strong in the former guy. https://t.co/6s6A6YUikB
— Patrick L. Lee (@patricklee6669) May 6, 2021
re: #95 cat-tikvah
Special upding for Gritty
Who rules
Seriously, if you were to turn my baby brother into a sports mascot, he would look like Gritty.
And her dad:
Liz Cheney is urging Republicans not to abandon the rule of law. Unfortunately, for the past decade, she’s portrayed the rule of law as an mere inconvenience invoked by weaklings, and the Trumpified party that now exists is the one she helped build. https://t.co/n85TlXfa0b
— Adam Serwer 🍝 (@AdamSerwer) May 6, 2021
re: #104 gocart mozart
Will the Foxmania defense join the Chewbacca and Twinkie defenses in the lexicon of legal absurdity?
OT: Spent a bit of time outside in the cool and sun today. I finished up prepping my small engines for spring by installing new spark plugs. The oil changes were already done, so with the new plugs, in went some fresh new gas, and I started everything up. They run great, so now I’m officially ready for spring.
re: #98 darthstar
So former guy apparently considering paying Rudy for his legal fees to keep him from flipping.
Rudy being Rudy, he’ll take the money, pay his lawyers, and then flip anyway.
Got my first Moderna. The injection was painless. Doing my 15 min wait now.
I’m seeing references to “boss in a bathtub” on Twitter and I don’t want to know unless it ends with “..the rubber swan is mine”.
So those queues I was talking about…here’s just a section of them at two polling stations in Glasgow Southside this evening. Democracy in action is very special…#SP21 pic.twitter.com/CDVOEvO8cn
— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) May 6, 2021
“Religious Freedom” is a “Cancel Culture” wherein you get to use the hateful religion you chose to cancel someone else’s civil rights, job, and dignity over something they did *not* choose. Glory! https://t.co/gf38KWutQr
— Mrs. Betty Bowers (@BettyBowers) May 6, 2021
This is Odin. He’s been working hard to get ready for round boi summer. 13/10 please appreciate him pic.twitter.com/pVFAnOdd10
— WeRateDogs® (@dog_rates) May 5, 2021
re: #8 No Malarkey!
Yep, Cheney is toast. The fascists are going to make every effort to purge elected officials who would oppose Trump’s coup after the 2024 election. Dog help us.
There’s been talk of a Republican civil war since I was in high school… I did not except “fascist” to be one of the sides in that civil war. I figured it’d be social conservatives vs business conservatives with foreign policy hawks hoping which ever side won would let them continue bombing people.
But the social conservatives have apparently turned into white supremacists (or maybe they always were and the mask finally slipped) and have bought in on the Trump Train.
I’m not a big fan of our de facto two party system, and while I would really enjoy seeing a multi-party system develop in the US, I know there are too many structural obstacles to a multi-party system (435 in the House, electoral college, state legislatures that are way too small - in California we have 80 in the Assembly and 40 in the Senate).
First hour we spent together - driving her home - put her on the passenger seat , she climbed over to me - I said no! Training starts now - 2nd attempt I crumbled - I loves her pic.twitter.com/nxH6E6hGFa
— Tom Felton (@TomFelton) May 3, 2021
re: #26 No Malarkey!
VP’s almost always win their party’s nomination when they run for President. The last one who didn’t was Dan Quayle, and he was a joke. I think the last one before him was Alben Barkley.
Al Gore
Richard Nixon
re: #116 The Pie Overlord!
Al Gore
Richard Nixon
They won the nomination but not the general. Same thing happened to Humphrey and Mondale.
telling the truth is literally attacking the base jonah https://t.co/gUmnF9e2xD
— darth™ (@darth) May 6, 2021
It’s weird, being VP is really a mostly worthless political job - your electoral future is tied entirely to someone else’s job performance, you rarely get space to do anything publicly productive - but having the job is one of the surest ways to get the presidential nomination of your party.
Even if you don’t count Truman, LBJ, and Ford (all former Veeps who took office after death/resignation), you have:
Nixon in 1960 (and again in 1968, 1972)
Humphrey in 1968
Mondale in 1984
GHW Bush in 1988 (and again in 1992)
Al Gore in 2000
Joe Biden in 2020
I suspect Harris will be the Dem nominee in either 2024 or 2028. I suspect Pence will try to run in one of those two elections as well (and a Harris vs Pence general would be… something).
I know there are a couple of people around here that have published books… any tips for finding a literary agent? I’m in the very early stages of a novel/series idea, but also have a few other things that are “mostly” in the can.
Is the fake “recount” in Arizona a violation of federal law? https://t.co/5EGSgH59Pu
— Lawrence O’Donnell (@Lawrence) May 6, 2021
re: #122 Backwoods_Sleuth
If not it should be.
I got to take my mom to see Francesca’s tree! pic.twitter.com/KtEloeVZd6
— andrew kaczynski (@KFILE) May 6, 2021
Naomi is cray cray vol. 68865
I am sorry to say I warned that exactly this would happen, in my August 19 video series ‘Step Ten’ on Naomi Wolf Facebook.
— Dr Naomi Wolf (@naomirwolf) January 6, 2021
Dining in Michigan like 1970s Poland. Minor scene at hotel restaurant when I did not give my phone number for ‘contact tracing’. ‘Following my governor’s orders’ said the hostess multiple times, no disrespect to her. It’s a soundbite. Intimidating: she had to call front desk.
— Dr Naomi Wolf (@naomirwolf) May 6, 2021
She is into Q
The #GreatReset is real. All nations must be equalized to a level playing field for it to be brought in. TIME mag had it as a cover after the election.
— thetruthfrommyperspective (@HodgePodge100) April 16, 2021
re: #125 gocart mozart
So basically the Brain Eater got her?
Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and Majority Leader Ryan Winkler released the following statements on Governor Walz’s timeline to end COVID-19 restrictions: pic.twitter.com/j9zv4LR2NC
— Minnesota House DFL (@mnhouseDFL) May 6, 2021
re: #127 Backwoods_Sleuth
The shining jewel of the North, everybody.
re: #106 DesertDenizen
Will the Foxmania defense join the Chewbacca and Twinkie defenses in the lexicon of legal absurdity?
The Twinkie Defense was partially successful.
re: #129 austin_blue
The Twinkie Defense was partially successful.
The Twinkie Defense was not that Twinkies made him do it, but rather the fact he had taken up eating junk food was an indication of his deteriorating mental state.
🔥🔥BREAKING: GOP commissioners kill @FEC case against former Pres. Trump for knowingly and willfully accepting a $130k contribution to spike the Stormy Daniels story just before Election Day 2016 – the same $130k payment that sent his lawyer to prison.https://t.co/1wQZg2jIrq pic.twitter.com/IZfn26FpGz
— Ellen L. Weintraub (@EllenLWeintraub) May 6, 2021
every town must have a statue of a giant squid is all i’m saying. this is a legit use of money. pic.twitter.com/WJbSsrbHtP
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) May 6, 2021
re: #109 Punish Domestic Terrorists
Got my first Moderna. The injection was painless. Doing my 15 min wait now.
Just got my second Moderna.
re: #133 Charles Johnson
They left out of the headline that the squid was actually a town in Japan.
UPDATE: Police say the hostages inside a Well Fargo bank in St. Cloud are all employees. There have been no reported injuries, and negotiations are still underway. | https://t.co/kJ1kqL7MUO pic.twitter.com/ilozZeAklK
— WCCO - CBS Minnesota (@WCCO) May 6, 2021
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re: #135 O say, does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave..
They left out of the headline that the squid was actually a town in Japan.
I know - that makes it even more legit.
re: #114 KGxvi
…
But the social conservatives have apparently turned into white supremacists (or maybe they always were and the mask finally slipped) and have bought in on the Trump Train.
…
Socon movement conservatives have always been white supremacists. The issue that got them started wasn’t abortion, it was the tax status of segregated religious private schools.
This is the real entitlement mentality, right here. This idea that America OWES him something. Owes him his racism, owes him his hate, owes him his violence, owes his idiotic conspiracy theories respect.
Oath breakers aren’t owed anything. Fuck him. https://t.co/yorTv594IQ— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) May 6, 2021
re: #137 Backwoods_Sleuth
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re: #141 plansbandc
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re: #137 Backwoods_Sleuth
My first instinct what I saw “birthing people” was that it was nonsense.
However, if something is not from the right and looks like nonsense, I have learned not to shoot from the hip with my first impressions.
This question does not arise for stuff that comes from the right, because that is all axiomatically dogshit.
Argh, my trusty Apple Magic Mouse with the Mobee charging pad is now obsolete. The battery’s going dead and they’re not making any replacements. Looks like it’s time to go for the Magic Mouse 2 rechargeable. I tried a Microsoft mouse (the bendable one) a little while ago and hated it. Felt weird and awkward. The Apple design really works for me.
re: #142 Backwoods_Sleuth
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re: #135 O say, does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave..
They left out of the headline that the squid was actually a town in Japan.
And I looked up the town, found that it’s fairly remote (no train, just bus service) but there’s a Jomon archaeological site nearby with a museum. Further looking found a book in English about the Mawaki site, which I downloaded. Except for the “really, you need a car here” part (and I suspect there’s probably a taxi service) it would be a completely geeky place for someone like me.
But my Japanese needs to get better so I can read the exhibit tags, which in this fairly remote place are likely not in English.
tl;dr, forget the squid, there’s a Jomon site with a museum! *geeks out*
What are the odds that the out-of-control Chinese rocket lands on the US embassy in Belgrade?
Biden attends mass every Sunday and on holy days of obligation. Do you, Kellyanne? https://t.co/sGxKtunggb
— Bob Cesca (@bobcesca_go) May 6, 2021
I’ve never been there, but I used primary documents from the region in Japan (Noto Peninsula) that spent money on a giant squid statue in my dissertation (I have visited similar areas slightly south on the coast in Fukui, and the same goes there). There was an earthquake five or six years ago and reports revealed that the population is sparse and heavily weighted toward those in the 70-90 yo age range. It’s a dying zone. The money should have been spent more wisely, but for the first time since the earthquake people are paying attention to them.
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