Today’s surprise Jan. 6th Committee hearing featured testimony from Cassidy Hutchinson who described shockingly violent behavior by the former president and damning details about how White House officials knew things could get out of control at the “Stop The Steal” rally. #Colbert #Comedy #Monologue.
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She wasn’t there when I asked Trump for a pardon. But I never asked for a pardon. Only Rudy. pic.twitter.com/0kXkGWubOv
— Ron Filipkowski 🇺🇦 (@RonFilipkowski) June 29, 2022
I want to know who sent the message to her telling her that they would be watching, and how they got that information.
DON’T SAY GAY WAS ONLY ABOUT PREVENTING TEACHING ABOUT SEX IN SCHOOLS
In the same district, teachers in queer relationships are being advised to remove any family portraits. Staff can’t even wear rainbow clothing.
We always knew what this was about, silencing LGBTQ+ people.— Jack Petocz (@Jack_Petocz) June 28, 2022
SCOTUS Justice Breyer To Officially Retire Tomorrow - https://t.co/0xTFFRkVie pic.twitter.com/KIjl2xdzvq
— JoeMyGod (@JoeMyGod) June 29, 2022
re: #4 Captain Ron
Not going out on a high note as the reactionaries made this the worst SCOTUS term in decades.
Whole lotta journalists out there acting as if they’ve never seen Republicans seize on a minor unimportant detail to distract from horribly damaging testimony.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 29, 2022
The coup attempt is still going on, and Democrats are not winning. The feckless media are helping the coup plotters by chasing after every piece of disinformation the plotters vomit out, like dogs after cars.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 29, 2022
It’s absolutely typical behavior for US media. It’s a big reason why we got a malignant sociopath president for four goddamned years. https://t.co/Gi46M7EBkz
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 29, 2022
re: #5 No Malarkey!
Not going out on a high note as the reactionaries made this the worst SCOTUS term in decades.
It is the right time for a “screw you guys, I’m out of here” moment. I wouldn’t be able to work on this court with the theocratic asshole majority.
When Good Men Do Nothing
New essay up on Stonekettle Station.
Have faith, you tell me.
Faith is for fools and gods. You want me to believe? Give me something to believe in. https://t.co/rTl3Rgnc48— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) June 29, 2022
I’m sure Liz Cheney will spring into action and make sure her good friend testifies.
Yes, that is fucking sarcasm. https://t.co/Rlq6pnglCQ— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 29, 2022
We could fund the entire government on criminal forfeitures.
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If Trump doesn’t get indicted for a wide array of crimes, I never want to hear another politician proudly boast that “in America, nobody is above the law.” That’s been tested out now and for the last several years and so far it’s pretty clear…it’s just not remotely true.
— Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) June 29, 2022
New Quinnipiac poll - Georgia
Senate
Warnock (D) 54%
Walker (R) 44%
Governor
Kemp (R) 48%
Abrams (D) 48%https://t.co/2HS63VHf0E— Steve Kornacki (@SteveKornacki) June 29, 2022
Just a quick note: although the Prince of Wales has promised to no longer accept suitcases full of cash, I have made no such pledge.
re: #18 HRH Stanley Sea
44% support a mentally-challenged man who isn’t capable of handling the job due to DID and CTE. Republicans will gleefully vote to destroy the United States just to stick it to patriotic Americans.
— Jeff Flanagan (@JeffMFlanagan) June 29, 2022
re: #11 Charles Johnson
That’s how I feel too. If there’s even a whiff that they can’t get this done, by midterms we’re finished. And they’re coming for it all.
re: #15 Crush White Nationalism
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And this guy was the US Attorney for SDNY. https://t.co/DEFGdBw3Bb
— digby (@digby56) June 29, 2022
re: #23 jaunte
Well, dammit, Rudi, give us the names so they can say so under oath.
argh
This has nothing to do with “ultra-MAGA.” Stripping away women’s rights has been a goal of the Republican Party for at least five decades. Can we please stop pretending there’s something new about this? https://t.co/630ZEiPPtO
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 29, 2022
re: #25 Charles Johnson
See also:
There’s no difference between MAGA and GOP. They are one and the same.
Stop trying to make a distinction where none exists. The GOP are a white nationalist fascist party and it’s time everyone calls it as such.— lawhawk #vaxxedforfamilyandcommunity (@lawhawk) June 29, 2022
The GOP has been striving for this goal for 50+ years, and they’re intent on rolling back all the civil rights extended in the 20th and 21st Centuries. They are a regressive know nothing fascist extremist party and have the pieces in place to guarantee that their Christian fascist beliefs are the law of the land for generations to come.
re: #25 Charles Johnson
FFS Biden, this is just stupid. The Dobbs decision is the most generic Republican thing ever.
Connecting anti abortion to the extremists is not good. It should be tied like an anchor to the true villains. The rank and file.
re: #25 Charles Johnson
argh
That’s the Republican agenda. You can’t split off the “MAGA” fascists when only two Republicans in the House rejected the failed former President’s coup attempt. It’s time to get serious in the face of a profoundly unwell political party that threatens our freedom.
— Jeff Flanagan (@JeffMFlanagan) June 29, 2022
re: #27 EPR-radar
FFS Biden, this is just stupid. The Dodds decision is the most generic Republican thing ever.
He’s trying to drive a wedge into the Republican party at a time when that wedge is more like a razor that could only shave a tiny fraction of the party from the fascist whole if it worked.
re: #26 lawhawk
See also:
The GOP has been striving for this goal for 50+ years, and they’re intent on rolling back all the civil rights extended in the 20th and 21st Centuries. They are a regressive know nothing fascist extremist party and have the pieces in place to guarantee that their Christian fascist beliefs are the law of the land for generations to come.
I’m increasingly convinced that Biden is simply not up to the job. I don’t like feeling this way. But I do.
Sodomy laws.
Fucking SODOMY LAWS.
In 2022. https://t.co/rny3FqaLWs— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 29, 2022
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— TeacherGoals (@teachergoals) June 28, 2022
I’m curious what you think it buys the President to go after an entire party.
re: #31 Charles Johnson
We voted blue. We turned out. We did the parts we were supposed to do. And now we have a POTUS that is immune to how grave this situation is and thinks it can be solved by status quo, done the way it’s always been. And maybe it’s time for a nap, or a new f’n dog, or some meme-inspired-speech for some altruistic, keep coloring between the lines, stay the course, stay hopeful, bullshit, that changes nothing.
re: #32 Charles Johnson
GOP is out to end all substantive due process rights. Alito and Thomas both laid out the explicit rules for how to do this - both in the draft that was leaked, and Thomas’ concurrence.
They’re intent on rolling back decades of progress. Take them at their word. They intend to do it, and are searching for the cases to make that happen.
re: #34 Belafon
I’m curious what you think it buys the President to go after an entire party.
I’m curious what is gained by Biden effectively lying about what we face (by pretending there’s a difference between ‘ultra MAGA’ and ‘generic Republican’).
re: #15 Crush White Nationalism
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re: #33 Backwoods_Sleuth
My father is 91 and I installed a wireless garage door opener so the whole family can get in the house without a key, I just coded it to the last four digits of our family’s old phone number.
re: #38 EPR-radar
He’s hoping to peel off someone for some part of his agenda? That’s about the only reason there is for not damning the entire GOP as a white nationalist Christian fascist criminal enterprise (which is indisputably true).
re: #41 lawhawk
He’s hoping to peel off someone for some part of his agenda? That’s about the only reason there is for not damning the entire GOP as a white nationalist Christian fascist criminal enterprise (which is indisputably true).
I don’t buy it. There aren’t 10 gettable Republicans in the Senate, and that’s what it would take to get anything done.
re: #39 Shropshire Slasher
But what do the bare feet look like? Asking for a friend.
Just kidding. That’s the person known as Sporkfoot, and will cure your friend’s interest in feet.
Firing people so they can keep paying Glenn Greenwald and Andrew Sullivan and Chuck C. Johnson. https://t.co/Z3vO3UCcPH
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 29, 2022
re: #40 Shropshire Slasher
My father is 91 and I installed a wireless garage door opener so the whole family can get in the house without a key, I just coded it to the last four digits of our family’s old phone number.
Our old phone number from when we had our party line is now the business phone number of the family we shared it with way back when.
“Fuck Greg Abbott” chants in Downtown pic.twitter.com/CAKRZPPwGk
— Dallas Texas TV (@DallasTexasTV) June 29, 2022
re: #20 Crush White Nationalism
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Yeah, even 44% poll support for Walker is a depressing statistic, but it COULD be WAY worse than that: it could conceivably be 51% (it’s Georgia, after all).
Ross said she was most struck by allegation of Trump’s “desire to go himself to the Hill .. to enter the chamber where the electoral count was scheduled. The President isn’t allowed to go to Congress whenever he wants…if it’s a banana republic…he could stalk into chamber”
— Scott MacFarlane (@MacFarlaneNews) June 29, 2022
re: #47 Jay C
Yeah, even 44% R support for Walker is a depressing statistic, but it COULD be WAY worse: that: it could conceivably be 51% (it’s Georgia, after all).
I expect more from people than people are able to deliver, so I’m doomed to be let down by Americans, and people in general.
re: #45 Eventual Carrion
Our old phone number from when we had our party line is now the business phone number of the family we shared it with way back when.
The phone number at the family farm is still the same number that my parents got in 1967 when we moved into the family farmhouse. Now dad’s talking about selling the farm and moving into a retirement home - at 87 I can hardly blame him - but I hope they transfer the number there.
Remember when the media somehow convinced us despite all evidence and history and such that Neil Gorsuch wasn’t that bad. https://t.co/v3wBm12Rol
— 🌻 Kaz Weida 🌻 (@kazweida) June 29, 2022
re: #51 jaunte
Gorsuch probably got the job of writing the opinion that will more or less gut the EPA.
re: #53 EPR-radar
“Every life is valuable” so enjoy breathing in the carcinogens.
When kids try their best to do something and keep doing no matter how many failures they confront with, compliment after their success is the best motivation to have them believe in their own potential and dare to encounter with any challenges in the futures. https://t.co/dnUh6nO4l9
— Wiroj 77 (@wirojlak) June 27, 2022
SCOTUS has gone all-in on legislating from the bench. The amount of precedent overturned in the last week is shocking.
We all knew the institution was broken, but I don’t think we realized how badly. They’re stepping all over the separation of powers.— Angry Staffer 🌻 (@Angry_Staffer) June 29, 2022
The verdict is in: R. Kelly has been sentenced to 30 years. https://t.co/SAYsyGvPL2
— US Attorney EDNY (@EDNYnews) June 29, 2022
re: #49 Crush White Nationalism
I expect more from people than people are able to deliver, so I’m doomed to be let down by Americans, and people in general.
mrsdm: smart people are frequently disappointed
re: #55 Backwoods_Sleuth
Yankee Stadium bleacher creatures…
re: #51 jaunte
I’m old enough to remember the reign of “Queen Gorsuch” at the EPA. She was a real piece of work.
re: #58 Dangerman
mrsdm: smart people are frequently disappointed
Smartish people. Actual smart people would know what to expect from the maniacs, instead of expecting them to be functional adults.
“What about the case of a 12-year-old girl molested by her father or uncle?” AP reporter @EWagsterPettus asked Gunn. “…Do you think the Legislature should revisit that?”
“Personally, no. I do not,” Gunn said. “I believe life begins at conception.”https://t.co/gCzlfG1MmN— Ashton Pittman (@ashtonpittman) June 29, 2022
Here’s the moment when Mississippi House Speaker Philip Gunn told journalists that he believes even 12-year-old girls raped by their fathers and uncles should be forced to carry a pregnancy to term because “every life is valuable.”https://t.co/gCzlfG1MmN pic.twitter.com/LJU5aWhVfF
— Ashton Pittman (@ashtonpittman) June 29, 2022
“I think we’ve done an excellent job of protecting the baby in the womb. But once it’s out of the womb it’s like, ‘Whoop!’ You’re on your own,” said Mississippi Sen. Kevin Blackwell, a Republican who sponsored the postpartum Medicaid extension bill.https://t.co/gCzlfG1MmN
— Ashton Pittman (@ashtonpittman) June 29, 2022
Mississippi boasts the nation’s highest infant mortality rate, highest fetal mortality rate, lowest overall life expectancy rate and highest COVID-19 death rate.
Mississippi’s maternal mortality rate is 1.9 times higher than the nation as a whole.https://t.co/gCzlfGjnel— Ashton Pittman (@ashtonpittman) June 29, 2022
re: #38 EPR-radar
I’m curious what is gained by Biden effectively lying about what we face (by pretending there’s a difference between ‘ultra MAGA’ and ‘generic Republican’).
I would guess appealing to suburban white female Republicans.
Women can be just as crazy as men, of course.
Russian President Vladimir Putin would not have invaded Ukraine if he were a woman, Boris Johnson has claimed.
The UK prime minister said the “crazy, macho” invasion was a “perfect example of toxic masculinity” and he called for “more women in positions of power”.
But Downing Street said there was “not a deliberate policy” to publicly belittle Mr Putin.
Ukraine war: Johnson says if Putin were a woman he would not have invaded (BBC News)
re: #47 Jay C
Yeah, even 44% poll support for Walker is a depressing statistic, but it COULD be WAY worse than that: it could conceivably be 51% (it’s Georgia, after all).
His percentage would probably be higher if he wasn’t black.
Dead serious.
re: #63 No Malarkey!
I would guess appealing to suburban white female Republicans.
That’s a solid point. Thanks.
re: #62 Backwoods_Sleuth
Mississippi has among the worst health outcomes in the nation.
It has among the worst maternal death rates in the nation.
So of course, they’re doing all they can to make the situation *worse*.
Ever notice the loudest “pro-life” voices are old white guys?
re: #62 Backwoods_Sleuth
Where does that fall on the GOP rape statement scale?
Child rape is a blessing?
re: #68 Crush White Nationalism
Anyone here seen this series? That’s an impressive rating.
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My wife was watching this the other day. She really liked it.
Majestic Topographic Photos Frame the Rugged Textures and Serene Colors of Earth’s Landscapes
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This man is a GREAT photographer.
re: #62 Backwoods_Sleuth
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this is 50 kinds of bullshit
he’s implying a one day old zygote is a constitutionally protected human life with the superior power to compel an actually existing and born human into subjugation to it
Radio Shack CEO: “We need to become relevant again”.
Radio Shack CMO: “Say no more fam”. https://t.co/xfZJ8ODKSo— Lauren of THE (@thespinzone) June 29, 2022
re: #50 William Lewis
The phone number at the family farm is still the same number that my parents got in 1967 when we moved into the family farmhouse. Now dad’s talking about selling the farm and moving into a retirement home - at 87 I can hardly blame him - but I hope they transfer the number there.
A possible solution? Have the number moved onto a cell phone. My mother did that when my folks sold the old family place in 2006. My childhood number lives on!
re: #73 Dangerman
this is 50 kinds of bullshit
he’s implying a one day old zygote is a constitutionally protected human life with the superior power to compel an actually existing and born human into subjugation to it
I’ll believe they really believe life begins at conception when the insurance companies will let me take out a life insurance policy on it.
re: #67 lawhawk
Mississippi has among the worst health outcomes in the nation.
It has among the worst maternal death rates in the nation.So of course, they’re doing all they can to make the situation *worse*.
In a democracy, if the idiots outnumber sensible people, politicians will only work to make things worse to please the idiots.
re: #77 Crush White Nationalism
In a democracy, if the idiots outnumber sensible people, politicians will only work to make things worse to please the idiots.
The problem is that in American the idiots DON’T outnumber the sensible people, the electoral system is just heavily skewed towards the idiots.
re: #35 PrairieQueen
We voted blue. We turned out. We did the parts we were supposed to do. And now we have a POTUS that is immune to how grave this situation is and thinks it can be solved by status quo, done the way it’s always been. And maybe it’s time for a nap, or a new f’n dog, or some meme-inspired-speech for some altruistic, keep coloring between the lines, stay the course, stay hopeful, bullshit, that changes nothing.
I’d be interested to know just what you want him to do.
re: #78 Eclectic Cyborg
The problem is that in American the idiots DON’T outnumber the sensible people, the electoral system is just heavily skewed towards the idiots.
True overall. Not true in Mississippi or any deep red state.
re: #76 Eventual Carrion
I’ll believe they really believe life begins at conception when the insurance companies will let me take out a life insurance policy on it.
I’ll believe life begins at conception when the IRS allows me to take a pregnancy as a child tax deduction.
I’ll believe life begins at conception when insurers allow me to take million dollar policies out on the developing fetus as a matter of course.
Life beginning at conception doesn’t overrule the woman’s right to preserve her own life if the pregnancy goes sideways (ectopic, etc.) and the fetus has no chance for viability or has already died in utero.
re: #62 Backwoods_Sleuth
“Every life is valuable”. Except, of course, the life of a child that is pregnant from rape. It should just serve its function as a baby-dispensing appliance, and if it fails while trying to perform this function, so the fuck what. — Gov. Reeves.
These fucking Republicans are so goddamn despicable.
re: #42 EPR-radar
I don’t buy it. There aren’t 10 gettable Republicans in the Senate, and that’s what it would take to get anything done.
He needs two. That’s enough to kill the filibuster for (e.g.) abortion rights and get the House bill, already passed, through the Senate.
re: #76 Eventual Carrion
I’ll believe they really believe life begins at conception when the insurance companies will let me take out a life insurance policy on it.
- or contract
- or inherit
re: #76 Eventual Carrion
And count that “child” in the census.
re: #83 A hollow voice says Vaccinate the world!
He needs two. That’s enough to kill the filibuster for (e.g.) abortion rights and get the House bill, already passed, through the Senate.
There’s no such thing as a Senate Republican that is gettable for ending the filibuster.
NEW!
Watch and retweet: #StopProtectingGinniThomas pic.twitter.com/9oCU5ybhHJ— Don Winslow (@donwinslow) June 29, 2022
re: #68 Crush White Nationalism
Anyone here seen this series? That’s an impressive rating.
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Very fast, smart dialogue & good cinematography!!!!
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re: #74 Dr. Matt
I did not know Radio Shack still existed.
Tomorrow’s Wordle. Mediocrity, thy name is Grunthos.
Wordle 376 5/6
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To be frank, if my line 4 was in the solution list, the NYT has probably culled it because reasons.
It’s not the Ultra-MAGA agenda, it’s the GOP agenda.
Never forget that *hours after* insurrectionists ransacked the US Capitol, 68% of House republicans voted to finish the rioters’ job and make trump dictator. Republicans supported violent insurrection then and they support it now. https://t.co/qL4iasFSJV
— Bill Pascrell, Jr. 🇺🇸🇺🇦 (@BillPascrell) June 29, 2022
re: #89 No Malarkey!
I did not know Radio Shack still existed.
It barely exists. There are no US stores, but there are some stores elsewhere, along with some e-commerce.
RIP Woody Williams, the last surviving MOH recipient from WW2. All gone. All 472. @WWIIMemorial pic.twitter.com/l7wpfVDdSc
— alex kershaw (@kershaw_alex) June 29, 2022
This still blows my mind. Especially after today. pic.twitter.com/TWjo7FnZcr
— Seamus Blackley (@SeamusBlackley) June 29, 2022
re: #73 Dangerman
this is 50 kinds of bullshit
he’s implying a one day old zygote is a constitutionally protected human life with the superior power to compel an actually existing and born human into subjugation to it
They are turning women into livestock. No control over their reproduction.
re: #86 EPR-radar
There’s no such thing as a Senate Republican that is gettable for ending the filibuster.
Certainly not if you start from that assumption.
re: #97 A hollow voice says Vaccinate the world!
Certainly not if you start from that assumption.
The Senate filibuster is the bedrock of Republican power. It’s delusional to think that any Senate Republican would fuck with that.
About that Secret Service pushback: Here’s a redacted message from someone in the Uniformed Division, White House Branch, in response to my FOIA for Secret Service emails during the 2020 protests by the White House. pic.twitter.com/54eLKyGGy7
— Andrew Beaujon (@abeaujon) June 29, 2022
re: #98 EPR-radar
The Senate filibuster is the bedrock of Republican power. It’s delusional to think that any Senate Republican would fuck with that.
In case you missed it, repugs did just that a few times, when it suited their agenda. And we only need two, and we don’t need to eliminate the filibuster, just one more item deemed exceptional.
Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld falsely claims concealed carry permit holders never committed mass shooting
The nonprofit Violence Policy Center, which advocates against gun violence, has documented 37 mass shootings that were carried out by people who had concealed carry permits between May 2007 and May 2022, citing media reports.
re: #100 A hollow voice says Vaccinate the world!
In case you missed it, repugs did just that a few times, when it suited their agenda. And we only need two, and we don’t need to eliminate the filibuster, just one more item deemed exceptional.
The legislative filibuster is what we’re talking about here, and no Republican is going to mess with that.
re: #62 Backwoods_Sleuth
Republicans are universally anti-life — especially anti-women’s life and anti-girls’ life. It is a disgrace that they hijacked the term “pro-life” and the media allows them to get away with that term. Is this phrase a Frank Luntz creation?
re: #102 EPR-radar
The legislative filibuster is what we’re talking about here, and no Republican is going to mess with that.
Certainly not if you start from that assumption. (And no, they don’t have to eliminate the filibuster entirely, they need to carve out another exception. Remember the discussions about the voting rights act renewal?)
re: #104 A hollow voice says Vaccinate the world!
Certainly not if you start from that assumption. (And no, they don’t have to eliminate the filibuster entirely, they need to carve out another exception. Remember the discussions about the voting rights act renewal?)
Discussions that went nowhere, for precisely this reason.
re: #88 HRH Stanley Sea
I’m watching now. Lip from Shameless.
Very fast, smart dialogue & good cinematography!!!!
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
From the US version of Shameless that I’ve seen little of, so I do not recognize him. I should get back to that show.
I have no interest in the theme of The Bear, but I’m also not into sports and loved Sports Night, so I’ll give it a shot.
The award for “Best Disputation of a Line Call” goes to Fabio Fognini.https://t.co/bkt5PbnzU7
— Gocart Mozart (@EdMix13) June 29, 2022
Bees have vibes. https://t.co/AHixc2JKOO
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 29, 2022
re: #38 EPR-radar
I’m curious what is gained by Biden effectively lying about what we face (by pretending there’s a difference between ‘ultra MAGA’ and ‘generic Republican’).
re: #63 No Malarkey!
I would guess appealing to suburban white female Republicans.
That’s the main thing to remember. Our base is not going to be animated by necessarily doing the same exact things the GOP does, just from the left, no matter how loud some of the voices asking for it demand it. And by necessity, we have to be the wide net for those who have been driven off by the GOP distilling themselves down to white fascism. That, unfortunately, means by necessity we cannot afford to go full scorched earth because we may lose as many or more votes than we would supposedly gain from doing so.
Not to mention that for much of our base, bipartisanship is still the virtue that they demand to see lip service paid to or they see ‘both sides same thing’ as the media constantly tells them.
That’s the shitty thing about having to be the party trying to preserve the union: you can’t just shed the norms and institutions that hold it up just because the other party is too, or you won’t have a union to rebuild if you do get power. You just have a civil war free for all over a husk. Does it suck? Yes, but that’s the problem with having to be the adult in the room: sometimes, you actually have to be the adult in the room even if people don’t see it that way.
re: #96 Colère Tueur de Lapin
They are turning women into livestock. No control over their reproduction.
Only in red states.
re: #94 No Malarkey!
98 years old. Many of his peers died bloody in their early 20s.
re: #96 Colère Tueur de Lapin
Secondarily, on their way to creating a large cohort of armed men, crazed by bereavement, with nothing to lose.
I get that the federal government in countless statutes which for some reason haven’t been updated refers to Native Americans as “Indians”… but there’s no reason that SCOTUS has to go along with it.
— Pé🌻 (@4everNeverTrump) June 29, 2022
Lol so Noah Feldman of “Amy Coney Barrett Deserves to Be On the Supreme Court” op-ed fame is on a Harvard Law School panel on Dobbs right now, and students in the Zoom chat Q&A are absolutely frying him pic.twitter.com/Q4t299gcop
— Jay Willis (@jaywillis) June 29, 2022
I would not say he appears to be having a great time pic.twitter.com/NK5rUHrACS
— Jay Willis (@jaywillis) June 29, 2022
Shoutout the poor HLS IT department staffer who’s gonna get absolutely chewed out for starting the Zoom without chat moderation enabled https://t.co/4IOqpmuwN6
— Jay Willis (@jaywillis) June 29, 2022
Sorry to hear that Prince Charles can’t accept those suitcases full of cash, but my name is also Charles and I’d be happy to accept them on his behalf. https://t.co/ceIlifRLRp
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 29, 2022
re: #115 Charles Johnson
I believe that Barefoot Grin has called dibs on the suitcases full of cash.
Prince Charles has reluctantly agreed to participate in intermodal shipping.
re: #106 Crush White Nationalism
From the US version of Shameless that I’ve seen little of, so I do not recognize him. I should get back to that show.
I have no interest in the theme of The Bear, but I’m also not into sports and loved Sports Night, so I’ll give it a shot.
It’s also VERY Chicago which to me is interesting.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 29, 2022
NEW: Ketanji Brown Jackson will be sworn in as America’s 104th associate justice at noon tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/yXQnztl9Ow
— Steven Mazie (@stevenmazie) June 29, 2022
re: #113 Backwoods_Sleuth
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I get that the federal government in countless statutes which for some reason haven’t been updated refers to Native Americans as “Indians”… but there’s no reason that SCOTUS has to go along with it.
— Pé🌻 (@4everNeverTrump) June 29, 2022
“there’s no reason that SCOTUS has to go along with it.”
no reason?
really?
there’s probably a few you could think up without too much trouble
Here’s a great cheat sheet to keep handy when you’re watching GOP reactions to the Jan. 6 committee:
A high volume of content may overwhelm/intimidate witnesses, confuse the public, and/or bury credible reporting. A strategy might include influencers, hyperpartisan media, targeted ads, and platform manipulation (Ex. trending topics). pic.twitter.com/1cUo047MeE
— E Rosalie (@NovelSci) June 29, 2022
Trump was in contempt - and then suddenly he wasn’t! It’s like magic. https://t.co/YOnB5irWLA
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 29, 2022
Trumpworld ate its homework, and every other paper in its possession.
re: #125 Charles Johnson
There are two possibilities: 1) Trump actually turned over the documents he was supposed to, or 2) the check cleared for the judge’s bribe.
re: #127 EPR-radar
There are two possibilities: 1) Trump actually turned over the documents he was supposed to, or 2) the check cleared for the judge’s bribe.
Or 3) when he said there were no relevant documents to turn over, that was accurate (DT was notorious for destroying documents, you may recall). You might read the article referenced.
JUST IN: A team searching the basement of a Mississippi courthouse for evidence about the lynching of Black teenager Emmett Till has found the unserved warrant charging a white woman in his 1955 kidnapping. https://t.co/zU8uL6OJHS
— Cianna Reeves (@ciannareevestv) June 29, 2022
Careful who you listen to out there on Twitter…
Some people couldn’t hit water if they fell out of a boat. pic.twitter.com/xhhei5HWkG— Don Winslow (@donwinslow) June 29, 2022
re: #121 Charles Johnson
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JFC, I have no words.
The Law: We need to see your company’s records to make sure everything is on the up and up.
Trump World: Big Daddy Trump delegates recording keeping to Scooter, and he’s not here today. Have Ivanka’s doodles. lol, thnx, bye
The Law: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
re: #116 Crush White Nationalism
I believe that Barefoot Grin has called dibs on the suitcases full of cash.
Okay, Charles can get guitar cases full of cash, then.
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Do Matt Gaetz next for the sex trafficking trifecta along with R. Kelly & Ghislaine Maxwell https://t.co/YBtRWf3VN6
— Tara Dublin ☮️🇺🇦🌻 (@taradublinrocks) June 29, 2022
Methotrexate, which apparently can cause abortions, being DISCONTINUED for RA & Lupus patients that are able to conceive is CRUEL since it’s such an effective treatment.This is The Handmaid’s Tale come true.😡😡
— Peter Morley (@morethanmySLE) June 28, 2022
It’s also used for PSO and PsA treatment.
Which means that another PSO/PsA drug, Neotigason a.k.a. Acitretine might be next on the chopping block.— Teo 😷🧼↔️🌡🤬💉 (@Teukka1972) June 29, 2022
What an irony that the central character’s name in the Supreme Court’s most recent school-prayer drama is Joseph Kennedy, the same appellation as President John F. Kennedy’s father. Facing strong anti-Catholic sentiment, Kennedy, the first Irish Catholic to become president, felt compelled to proclaim in 1960 his adherence to strict separation of church and state, assuring opponents that his policies wouldn’t reflect his personal religious views or the teachings of his faith.“I believe in an America where the separation of church and state is absolute,” the candidate told a meeting of Protestant ministers in Houston. “I do not speak for my church on public matters, and the church does not speak for me.”
Because the US Supreme Court’s current six-person majority (John Roberts, Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett), all with conservative Catholic backgrounds, have expressed interest in historical bases for judicial decisions, it’s worth noting that Kennedy’s assertions not only preserved his political viability but reflected Jeffersonian ideals firmly embedded in our two-centuries-old constitutional cosmos.
The court’s ruling this week in Kennedy v. Bremerton School District ignores our founding values and eschews decades of its own precedents that enshrined them. Gorsuch’s majority opinion, joined by his five fellow conservatives, ruled that Kennedy, a football coach at a Bremerton, Washington, public school has First Amendment freedom of speech and religion rights to kneel and pray at the 50-yard line after games, surrounded by players and spectators. Allowing him to do so doesn’t violate the Constitution’s ban on state establishment of religion, according to the nation’s highest court.
Opinion: Brick by brick, the wall between religion and government is collapsing in America (CNN, Toobin warning)
re: #128 A hollow voice says Vaccinate the world!
Or 3) when he said there were no relevant documents to turn over, that was accurate (DT was notorious for destroying documents, you may recall). You might read the article referenced.
Actually, no.
In a filing June 21, an attorney for James’ office said it supported lifting the contempt finding, not because it was happy with the explanations it received, but “because it is not apparent what else, if anything, [Trump] and his counsel can be ordered to do.”
re: #129 jaunte
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Amazing.
Not just that “cold case” “evidence” (even, in this instance, withheld justice) could resurface after 67 years, but that Carolyn Bryant (the white girl Emmett Till’s supposed “whistling at” led to his brutal and unpunished murder) is still alive (at 88). Though fairly under-the-radar, obviously.
re: #136 Charles Johnson
Actually, no.
In a filing June 21, an attorney for James’ office said it supported lifting the contempt finding, not because it was happy with the explanations it received, but “because it is not apparent what else, if anything, [Trump] and his counsel can be ordered to do.”
they could be ordered to actually pay the fines…
re: #136 Charles Johnson
Ummm…I dunno, maybe jail them for contempt of court until they comply?
I’m just spitballin’ here.
re: #140 Dr Lizardo
Ummm…I dunno, maybe jail them for contempt of court until they comply?
I’m just spitballin’ here.
Nothing will get changed until rich, white men go to jail.
If the law doesn’t want to even try to come for you, you’re above the law.
re: #116 Crush White Nationalism
I believe that Barefoot Grin has called dibs on the suitcases full of cash.
I’m in a sharing mood, of course. Also a namesake.
Tony Ornato sure seems to deny conversations he’s apparently had. First this one with Keith Kellogg in “I Alone Can Fix It” & now he’s denying the story he told Cassidy Hutchinson. Those of us who worked w/ Tony know where his loyalties lie. He should testify under oath. pic.twitter.com/4vsTL0GB2D
— Olivia of Troye (@OliviaTroye) June 29, 2022
Why doesn’t the media talk about this anymore? The USSS failed VP Harris. And the FBI is failing all of us by not finding the bomber. https://t.co/tlGVNokJwV
— (((anti-antisemite))) (@Tristanshouts) June 29, 2022
re: #147 Dr Lizardo
Seems like Ornato is in full CYA mode.
Alyssa Farah also reports him denying a conversation she had with him even though there were six witnesses.
re: #148 jaunte
They never did find that person, did they? I thought the authorities had some fairly decent security camera footage of the suspect.
re: #149 Barefoot Grin
Alyssa Farah also reports him denying a conversation she had with him even though there were six witnesses.
Republicans lie without hesitation, just like the gasbag failed former President.
Lying used to have consequences. Let’s make America great again by ensuring lying has consequences.
Donald Trump corrupted the Secret Service, just like he corrupts everything he touches. The agents spreading this disinformation about Ms Hutchinson need to be subpoenaed and made to testify under oath.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 29, 2022
re: #152 BigPapa
Lying used to have consequences. Let’s make America great again by ensuring lying has consequences.
Telling of alternative truths on the other hand, is something that we can do with impunity.
re: #153 Charles Johnson
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as with the R party in general, maybe he didnt so much corrupt them as he identified those who would be ‘loyal’ to him
Donald Trump corrupted the Secret Service, just like he corrupts everything he touches. The agents spreading this disinformation about Ms Hutchinson need to be subpoenaed and made to testify under oath.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 29, 2022
next: ESSATTD
where SSA = secret service agent
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Backstory: in the 1990s, LAUSD school facilities were in dire conditions. School facilities often had broken and missing equipment and lacked adequate restrooms. Classroom temperatures upwards of 90 degrees were not uncommon. Many schools were also severely overcrowded. pic.twitter.com/b1BOnaGXbx
— David Schönholzer (@davidfromterra) June 28, 2022
Lev Parnas, a former associate of Rudy Giuliani, was sentenced to 20 months in prison on campaign finance charges. He conspired to use campaign donations funneled from a Russian oligarch to advance a cannabis business, prosecutors say. https://t.co/Mnm3oOyTHY
— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 29, 2022
re: #158 Eclectic Cyborg
But I thought California was a socialist hellhole?
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It is. Poor kids had their schools improved, which is of course a nightmare to Republicans.
And Kentucky isn’t the only one. Several states have constitutional amendments or statutes banning same-sex marriage that could become enforceable if Obergefell were overturned. https://t.co/UdeDlJTrIT https://t.co/KOFA8NVsfi
— Appodlachia Podcast (@appodlachia) June 29, 2022
“Cassidy Hutchinson, an aide to former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, released a new statement standing by her blockbuster testimony revealed in a hearing with the House select committee investigating January 6, in light of some pushback on her testimony,” CNN reports.
i think what she’s doing is courageous
i dont quite like calling her a hero
it’s just that in comparison, every single other person involved in this is a spineless, craven, pusillanimous chicken-heart
pence was no hero either.
like Hutchinson, he showed a certain amount of courage in the face of 147+ R’s who were voting to overturn, not to mention all the pressure and threats he was getting from his ‘running mate’, the white house, the willard hotel, the rioters themselves, etc.
so a bit courageous, yes.
heroic, not so much.
their efforts may have been excessive in the circumstances so plus for that.
their actions were no more than what we should expect, of a VP or a patriot etc.
re: #161 Dangerman
She would still vote for Trump, count on it.
Good morning from BB-8 and too many tiny emus!
You can hear him hissing and growling, the babies hiding behind him because the dogs were with me as I was doing morning chores.
Any dog could be a dingo and is not to be trusted (if you’re a new emu dad, anyway). pic.twitter.com/RrxzGcTIaj— Foxfeather Zenkova (@foxfeather) June 28, 2022
Tiny emus, big adventure! Today is the first day dad has taken them away from the nest to explore. pic.twitter.com/zNg3N2zAqs
— Foxfeather Zenkova (@foxfeather) June 29, 2022
re: #160 Backwoods_Sleuth
Zero chance the GOP supermajority in the state legislature will approve a referendum to remove the ban on SSM from the Constitution.
re: #162 GlutenFreeJesus
She would still vote for Trump, count on it.
I’m afraid you’re probably right.
NBC News fully on board with this dumbass smear.
NBC continues to press this point, saying unattributed denials from Secret Service agents have “chipped at Hutchinson’s credibility” while not insisting that either man go on the record actually denying anything. They are free to speak. https://t.co/8PRT9WWA4j via @nbcnews
— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) June 29, 2022
re: #162 GlutenFreeJesus
She would still vote for Trump, count on it.
Republicans have been falsely convinced to vote R in every general election, every time, because “Democrats are baby-killing agents of Satan” etc.
What we need is to get the D base to the point where it votes D in every general election, every time, because the truth is that Republicans are fascists.
Maybe there is a chance that Kentucky voters will refuse to amend the Constitution to ban abortion in November.
For what it’s worth, the Democratic Governors Association says new polling shows that 62% of Kentuckians oppose the state’s abortion ban (no exceptions for rape or incest).
The say poll also shows Beshear at 60% approval, same as polling from earlier this year. pic.twitter.com/ZnIdUwaUAV— Austin Horn (@_AustinHorn) June 29, 2022
re: #166 Charles Johnson
The controlling interests of every major print and broadcast media outlet are our oligarchs. They don’t just have a dog in every fight, they own the fighting pit.
re: #166 Charles Johnson
NBC News fully on board with this dumbass smear.
It’s enemy action, not incompetence.
re: #165 Charles Johnson
I’m afraid you’re probably right.
I disagree.
But it’s a waste of time for us to project what her vote would be….
Ali cracked the case. Cassidy Hutchinson supposedly had a spray tan, which means she just wants to be famous, which means she lied. pic.twitter.com/6qIhCdHuav
— Ron Filipkowski 🇺🇦 (@RonFilipkowski) June 29, 2022
Stupid fuck doesn’t know how lighting works.
re: #172 Eclectic Cyborg
Like all conservatives, he has a super-sensitive skin color detector.
re: #173 jaunte
Like all conservatives, he has a super-sensitive skin color detector.
And he excels at the grift.
.@HillaryClinton: “I went to law school with [Justice Thomas]. He’s been a person of grievance for as long as I have known him — resentment, grievance, anger … Women are going to die, Gayle. Women will die.” pic.twitter.com/nUGWGFVJ3m
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) June 28, 2022
If pale hands + tanned face = fame-obsessed liar, then this is the king of that particular combination: pic.twitter.com/Rjnb69ayzP
— PWtham11 ☮️ (@pwtham11) June 29, 2022
re: #130 Charles Johnson
The old saying throwing stones in glass houses with this Winslow character. He is one of the worst doomposters on twitter and is a massive snowflake if you call him out.
Maybe she got a spray tan because she knew she was going to spend hours in front of a camera and have her face broadcast around the world. who the fuck cares. Who the fuck cares. who the fuck cares?
re: #177 EstebanTornado1963
The old saying throwing stones in glass houses with this Winslow character. He is one of the worst doomposters on twitter and is a massive snowflake if you call him out.
He’s right about Palmer Report, though.
Why stop there @KenPaxtonTX @TXAG? Go after any married man who cheats on his wife and then abuses his office to get the mistress a job… https://t.co/gmk5EyL3KP pic.twitter.com/B8DCthcxsi
— Diletta, Suburban Curmudgeon (@lividddh) June 29, 2022
re: #169 Decatur Deb
The controlling interests of every major print and broadcast media outlet are our oligarchs. They don’t just have a dog in every fight, they own the fighting pit.
And they’re failing
Over 360 newspapers in the United States have gone out of business since just before the start of the pandemic,“ the New York Times reports.
“Overall, 2,500 newspapers in the United States — a quarter of them — have closed since 2005. The country is set up to lose one-third of its newspapers by 2025. And in many places, the surviving local media outlets have made major cuts to staff and circulation
re: #172 Eclectic Cyborg
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Stupid fuck doesn’t know how lighting works.
Or a farmers tan or a runners tan or whatever
This scenario, which should be unthinkable, is actually plausible.
And if he had been there, with a violent mob at his back and the entire line of succession dead, I’m pretty sure that all the Rs in Congress would have lined up to lick his blood-spattered loafers.
Terrifying shxt.
Dirk out— Dirk Schwenk (Esq) 🎵 (@DirkSchwenk) June 28, 2022
I’ll bet we never see those Secret Service agents under oath.
re: #183 No Malarkey!
In an alternate universe, Trump did lead the raging MAGA mob to the Capitol and preened in front of the cheering psychos with their red caps and Confederate flags, as Mike Pence’s body dangled from the rafters.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 28, 2022
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 29, 2022
re: #176 HRH Stanley Sea
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spray tan would do the hands too.
These photo subjects are wearing make-up.
re: #188 Charles Johnson
What in the actual hell?
re: #35 PrairieQueen
Not enough people voted blue. With the Senate split and the House majority not as good as it could be, Biden has to walk a narrow path through a mine field. Give him the muscle he needs to stomp Moscow Mitch and his ilk. Get enough locals to run for every office that does not have a Democrat filling it. Do what the evangelicals did and turn your state bright blue if it is not blue already.
re: #191 dell*nix
And do it all while the GOP gerrymanders and suppresses votes.
I can’t read the details of that story because it’s got a hard paywall. But Sonka isn’t a click-chaser as far as I know.
It sounds fucking bad.
re: #184 Charles Johnson
That is an even money bet.
I’m really starting to wonder wtf is going on with this administration.
re: #193 Charles Johnson
I can’t read the details of that story because it’s got a hard paywall. But Sonka isn’t a click-chaser as far as I know.
It sounds fucking bad.
If it’s true, it’s inexcusable.
re: #186 Charles Johnson
I would prefer to live in the alternative universe where James Comey followed policy and didn’t announce an email investigation in October 2016, and Hillary Clinton was elected President.
re: #62 Backwoods_Sleuth
This guy was also named in the Southern Baptist Convention coverup report. What a winner.
Mississippi House Speaker Philip Gunn, in the news for saying 12-year-old girls raped by their fathers and uncles should be forced to carry a pregnancy to term because “every life is valuable”, helped cover up sexual abuse of children by Southern Baptists https://t.co/0fz2JnDHWU
— Tony “Abolish ICE” Arcieri 🦀🌹 (@bascule) June 29, 2022
re: #108 Charles Johnson
these bees do buzz - using the muscles in their thorax to vibrate at a frequency (between 400 and 500hz) that causes pollen to spill out and inevitably onto the bee. This is an adapted behavior - plants and pollinators co-evolving to get the job done. European honeybees (the bees most of us are familiar with) do not do that.
re: #193 Charles Johnson
I can’t find any alternate sources, unfortunately.
.@RepJohnYarmuth opposes nomination: “…it’s clear that this is part of some larger deal on judicial nominations between the president & McConnell. I strongly oppose this deal & Meredith being nominated for the position. That last thing we need is another extremist on the bench”
— Joe Sonka 😐 (@joesonka) June 29, 2022
re: #169 Decatur Deb
The controlling interests of every major print and broadcast media outlet are our oligarchs. They don’t just have a dog in every fight, they own the fighting pit.
Conspiracy theories never die, they just lie semi-dormant until a new crop of marks appear who were not around for the orginal debunking. Thus, birtherism is enjoying a revival among the usual suspects. As usual, Lizard Nation is prepared to strike back.
I decree this birth certificate valid. It was written in the stars. https://t.co/gAYbvAq2D8
— Justice Is Served (@MotherT33138649) June 29, 2022
re: #188 Charles Johnson
Guarantee that if McConnell becomes majority leader next year, he’ll say “What deal? There was no deal” and shut down the judicial confirmation process until 2025.
I guess Biden has made the calculation that he will ultimately be able to confirm more judges and federal nominees overall if he concedes to McConnell on this one. pic.twitter.com/ZL4nEXGjbw
— awwHALEnaww (@awwHALEnaww) June 29, 2022
re: #203 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of Big Bird, Bert, and Ernie
And so we shall fight again.
re: #184 Charles Johnson
I’ll bet we never see those Secret Service agents under oath.
Josh Marshall pointed out:
Earlier this month, Ginni Thomas, wife of Justice Clarence Thomas, made a big show of her willingness and desire to march right up to Capitol Hill and clear her good name before the Jan. 6th investigation committee. Yesterday, her lawyer said the committee just turns out to be too biased. So she won’t be testifying after all.
also
Indeed, it’s fair to question the journalistic decisions behind some of these reports. […]the two men in question, Tony Ornato and Bobby Engel, have been able to get denials into print without even agreeing to speak on the record. In other words, they’ve refused to call up reporters and say, “I never said what she claims and the incident did not happen.” They have been able to get reporters to report that people ‘familiar with their thinking’ say they will deny it. I assure you: They could get their on-the-record quotes into print at the drop of a hat. All it takes is a phone call.
re: #204 No Malarkey!
Unless McConnell you know, totally reneges on this deal. Which would be COMPLETELY ON BRAND for him.
re: #149 Barefoot Grin
Alyssa Farah also reports him denying a conversation she had with him even though there were six witnesses.
Yesterday, when Bob Engel and another Secret Service figure allegedly disputed Hutchinson’s claims, I almost quipped, “Cops lie on the stand while under oath all the time, and rarely get caught or punished. The Secret Service is merely another breed of cop. They’re loyal not necessarily to facts, but to their conceptions of the proper social order. If they think their job is still to lie to protect Trump, they will lie to protect Trump.”
re: #208 A Three Hour Tour
Yesterday, when Bob Engel and another Secret Service figure allegedly disputed Hutchinson’s claims, I almost quipped, “Cops lie on the stand while under oath all the time, and rarely get caught or punished. The Secret Service is merely another breed of cop. They’re loyal not necessarily to facts, but to their conceptions of the proper social order. If they think their job is still to lie to protect Trump, they will lie to protect Trump.”
Yep. I’m shocked but not surprised how Trumpy the Secret Service appears to be.
re: #210 Barefoot Grin
Practically everyone associated with DT are afraid of him. That is how the bully operates.
re: #200 Eclectic Cyborg
I can’t find any alternate sources, unfortunately.
I have a subscription. This guy is terrible, and there is no way Biden should be nominating him to the federal judiciary. But Manchin will provide the 51st vote to confirm him.
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re: #168 No Malarkey!
Maybe there is a chance that Kentucky voters will refuse to amend the Constitution to ban abortion in November.
Just have to have enough voters to show up to outnumber the church voters.
Yea, well, @tedcruz, when you worked for @GregAbbott_TX in the TX AG office, each year you were there, TX had the highest or second highest amount of past due child support in the country. You didn’t do a damn thing about it then. You don’t really give a damn now. https://t.co/Ca2mpwRrtM
— Matt Angle (@LSPmatt) June 29, 2022
The idea that Biden thinks he can make a deal with McConnell makes my head want to explode.
The Jan 6 Committee just subpoenaed Patsy Baloney!
— Lauren Windsor (@lawindsor) June 29, 2022
To do something like this after Roe is overturned? Just wow. Tone deaf doesn’t even begin to cover this.
re: #206 garzooma
Josh Marshall pointed out:
Earlier this month, Ginni Thomas, wife of Justice Clarence Thomas, made a big show of her willingness and desire to march right up to Capitol Hill and clear her good name before the Jan. 6th investigation committee. Yesterday, her lawyer said the committee just turns out to be too biased. So she won’t be testifying after all.
This is bullshit.
Who give a fuck what her lawyer says or thinks?
She’s a private citizen. Like me.
Not in congress
Or the administration
No privileges of any kind.
“do you know who I’m married to”?
Really?
Haul her ass in
This shit has to stop
re: #216 Charles Johnson
The idea that Biden thinks he can make a deal with McConnell makes my head want to explode.
My longstanding rule is: Don’t make a deal with the Devil. He doesn’t play fair anyway.
Alex Jones announces that he has a source close to Trump, confirmed by Roger Stone, that Trump is going to announce his run for president on July 4. pic.twitter.com/iL9qyjTZPr
— Ron Filipkowski 🇺🇦 (@RonFilipkowski) June 29, 2022
re: #210 Barefoot Grin
Yep. I’m shocked but not surprised how Trumpy the Secret Service appears to be.
Like I said, he didn’t corrupt them, he just let em loose. Like he did with the party.
re: #223 Charles Johnson
Since Jones is full of it we will have to wait and see what happens.
re: #214 jaunte
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Biden is unlikely to take up the bold steps to protect women’s right to have an abortion that Democratic lawmakers have called for in recent days, reports @nanditab1 and @TrevorNews https://t.co/bntpYpbaPp
— Alex Thompson (@AlexThomp) June 29, 2022
“Biden and officials are concerned that more radical moves would be politically polarizing ahead of November’s midterm elections, undermine public trust in institutions like the Supreme Court or lack strong legal footing, sources inside and outside the White House say.”
— Alex Thompson (@AlexThomp) June 29, 2022
re: #226 Dangerman
He’s just playing buzzword bingo, they don’t have to connect into a complete thought.
RadicalLeftistSoftonChinaOpenBordersLiberalGayAgenda
Please investigate how the truck was able to get past the hundreds of guard and @txdps and Operation Lone Star.
— Angela Nelson (@angela_nelson) June 29, 2022
Just spoke w/ Jan 6 Select Committee member Rep Jamie Raskin (D-MD) about pushback on the Secret Service “beast” allegation
“Ms. Hutchinson testified under oath in front of millions of people. All we’ve heard is some anonymously sourced reports that someone disagrees with that”— Scott MacFarlane (@MacFarlaneNews) June 29, 2022
re: #220 Charles Johnson
To do something like this after Roe is overturned? Just wow. Tone deaf doesn’t even begin to cover this.
Nominate him, and have the Senate vote him down. Actually, it’s not up to Biden to even allow a vote.
Apparently my gynecologist friends are receiving a flood of requests for sterilization in twentysomethings.
A morbid surgery as the only way to ensure bodily autonomy.
This is where we are.— Shematologist, MD (@acweyand) June 28, 2022
re: #227 Charles Johnson
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Why does the GOP have to work to suppress Dem votes when Biden seems intent on doing it himself.
Stranger things S4 Part 2 drops on Friday. 2 episodes. First one is 1h 25m, second is 2.5h. Yessssss.
re: #223 Charles Johnson
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Must be an indictment coming down just after July4th.
It would be an act of persecution and totally unfair if a Presidential Candidate would have to spend all the campaign time in a courtroom.
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re: #233 JC1
Nominate him, and have the Senate vote him down. Actually, it’s not up to Biden to even allow a vote.
The Senate will confirm him. Manchin will provide the 51st vote.
re: #215 Charles Johnson
It’s the good-ol-boy network in the Senate once again rearing it’s head.
Biden is acting as if the Senate is still like it was when he was a Senator. So Biden cuts a deal with McConnell.
Of course it’s a deal with the devil.
re: #227 Charles Johnson
That is precisely the kind of strategic error that got us where we are. Just nauseating. Those people want my vote. Just being better than the GOP is weak. What we need is inspirational and fearless. Give us that for our votes…
re: #239 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
It’s the good-ol-boy network in the Senate once again rearing it’s head.
Biden is acting as if the Senate is still like it was when he was a Senator. So Biden cuts a deal with McConnell.
Of course it’s a deal with the devil.
For cold comfort, its only one more white bread Federalist Society judge just like all the others Trump nominated, and maybe McConnell will keep his deal; unlikely, but possible.
Asked why I won’t become a republican I would say “look at how they act”. Asked why I won’t register dem either I would say “look at the inactions”. Hey, I’m just one vote. One voter. But I vote every time.
This is ATROCIOUS judgment by the White House. A slap in the face to reproductive rights supporters at the worst possible moment. An act of cowardice and complicity in anti-abortion extremism. Unforgivable on every level. https://t.co/rPogvqF7k8
— Mark Joseph Stern (@mjs_DC) June 29, 2022
After largely excluding abortion rights lawyers from his judicial nominations so far, Biden is now on the brink of nominating an anti-abortion lawyer for a federal judgeship. It’s an appalling betrayal.
— Mark Joseph Stern (@mjs_DC) June 29, 2022
This is ATROCIOUS judgment by the White House. A slap in the face to reproductive rights supporters at the worst possible moment. An act of cowardice and complicity in anti-abortion extremism. Unforgivable on every level. https://t.co/rPogvqF7k8
— Mark Joseph Stern (@mjs_DC) June 29, 2022
After largely excluding abortion rights lawyers from his judicial nominations so far, Biden is now on the brink of nominating an anti-abortion lawyer for a federal judgeship. It’s an appalling betrayal.
— Mark Joseph Stern (@mjs_DC) June 29, 2022
Tony Ornato lied about me too. During the protests at Lafayette sq in 2020, I told Mark Meadows & Ornato they needed to warn press staged there before clearing the square. Meadows replied: “we aren’t doing that.” Tony later lied &said the exchange never happened. He knows it did. https://t.co/qeT0pUxGMC
— Alyssa Farah Griffin 🇺🇸 (@Alyssafarah) June 29, 2022
— Rex Chapman🏇🏼 (@RexChapman) June 29, 2022
You know, its just an extra set of eyes — in case professionals miss it.
— Rex Chapman🏇🏼 (@RexChapman) June 29, 2022
re: #243 Charles Johnson
I wonder if the story was an intentional leak, a way of running up a flag to see what would happen.
To recap last 48 hours, Biden:
1. Wont yet support gutting the filibuster to codify Roe
2. Is skeptical about using federal land in red states for abortion services
3. Has ruled out Court reform
4. Is reportedly set to nominate an anti-abortion GOP lawyer for a federal judgeship https://t.co/PBQZNllLbT— Brian Fallon (@brianefallon) June 29, 2022
This is the angriest post I’ve seen on Twitter in a long time. pic.twitter.com/JLmxWcVgkm
— Amy Hermes (@amyhermes) June 29, 2022
re: #249 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
I wonder if the story was an intentional leak, a way of running up a flag to see what would happen.
I wondered exactly that about SCOTUS and the Roe leak.
The reality is the Democratic Party only has 48 members in the Senate.
Two of those are iffy when it comes to big or important legislation.
Two independents caucus with the Dems but those two have their own agendas or else they would be Dems.
Oh, I know, I’m just a doomsayer, though. So negative. I should be more hopeful and stop suppressing the vote like a bad person, and especially shut myself up if I feel the slightest twinge of criticism oncoming.
re: #252 Rightwingconspirator
I wondered exactly that about SCOTUS and the Roe leak.
I still think that SCOTUS leak was Alito or Thomas locking in the decision to prevent a GOP defector from joining Roberts and preventing Roe from being overturned.
It’s the only thing that makes sense.
LOL
Kevin McCarthy tells Jesse Watters he was too busy “working” to watch Hutchinson’s testimony pic.twitter.com/2jN4Oj9thU
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) June 29, 2022
re: #256 EPR-radar
I still think that SCOTUS leak was Alito or Thomas locking in the decision to prevent a GOP defector from joining Roberts and preventing Roe from being overturned.
It’s the only thing that makes sense.
I haven’t bothered to read Roberts’ concurrence to see if he invented some new standard to let him say Roe was still good law and a 15 week limit was constitutional. Since he couldn’t get any Justices to join him, its kind of irrelevant.
re: #251 Backwoods_Sleuth
I agree. That is one pissed off post especially the arms.
When a bowl of mashed potatoes isn’t just a bowl of mashed potatoes—an origin story. 😎https://t.co/jLgk1i9Siq
— Mary L Trump (@MaryLTrump) June 29, 2022
re: #258 No Malarkey!
I haven’t bothered to read Roberts’ concurrence to see if he invented some new standard to let him say Roe was still good law and a 15 week limit was constitutional. Since he couldn’t get any Justices to join him, its kind of irrelevant.
Roberts’ concurrence was full of the kind of reasoning that conservative jurists are supposed to love — particularly that business of not deciding more than they need to in order to deal with the case they are hearings. In other words, Roberts was saying (correctly IMO) that the MS 15 week ban could be upheld without overturning Roe.
So I bet that scared the crap out of Alito.
re: #257 Backwoods_Sleuth
LOL
Indeed. The idea that any GOP member of Congress “works” is completely ludicrous.
re: #251 Backwoods_Sleuth
Women are too emotional pic.twitter.com/uHaKtAsIiN
— 𝙰𝚜𝚑 𝙸𝚜 𝙷𝚎𝚛𝚎 𝙵𝚘𝚛 𝙸𝚝 (@AshIsHereForIt) June 29, 2022
re: #261 EPR-radar
Roberts’ concurrence was full of the kind of reasoning that conservative jurists are supposed to love — particularly that business of not deciding more than they need to in order to deal with the case they are hearings. In other words, Roberts was saying (correctly IMO) that the MS 15 week ban could be upheld without overturning Roe.
So I bet that scared the crap out of Alito.
Brett “settled law” Kavanaugh could’ve saved Roe simply by joining Roberts’ concurrence, but he “betrayed” Collins and Manchin instead.
re: #263 Rightwingconspirator
TBF — Rittenhouse wasn’t displaying emotion; he was acting to get sympathy.
Joe is certainly making it hard to defend him.
Failure of imagination.
Failure to recognize just how far gone down the theofascist rabbit hole the Republicans are.
Failure to accurately appraise the nature of the Republican threat.
Failure to recognize the extent to which our institutional norms and traditions failed to protect us.
Failure to recognize that agreements with Mitch McConnell are meaningless and that he WILL renege and stab you in the back at the first opportunity.
Failure to recognize the extent to which democratic voters (and likely democratic voters) want bold, robust, in-your-face leadership that will fight back, not Carter-Mondale-Dukakis caricatures.
re: #265 Hecuba’s daughter
TBF — Rittenhouse wasn’t displaying emotion; he was acting to get sympathy.
True, but taking it at face value counts anyway. Snowflakes or pretend snowflakes.
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re: #266 A Three Hour Tour
Joe is certainly making it hard to defend him.
Failure of imagination.
Failure to recognize just how far gone down the theofascist rabbit hole the Republicans are.
Failure to accurately appraise the nature of the Republican threat. Failure to recognize the extent to which our institutional norms and traditions failed to protect us.
Failure to recognize that agreements with Mitch McConnell are meaningless and that he WILL renege and stab you in the back at the first opportunity.
Failure to recognize the extent to which democratic voters (and likely democratic voters) want bold, robust, in-your-face leadership that will fight back, not Carter-Mondale-Dukakis caricatures.
And despite all of that, Biden is still an order of magnitude better than any conceivable Republican alternative. He has gotten a lot of good done, even with the slimmest possible Senate majority.
re: #268 Michele: Out of the closet, Into the fire
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re: #269 No Malarkey!
Yes. He still has a lot to clean up from DT and Company.
re: #268 Michele: Out of the closet, Into the fire
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re: #269 No Malarkey!
And despite all of that, Biden is still an order of magnitude better than any conceivable Republican alternative. He has gotten a lot of good done, even with the slimmest possible Senate majority.
Yeah, WE know that, because we live, breathe, and eat politics 24/7/365, but a demoralized base is dangerous.
Well that Moscow Mitch fella does seem like he’s a man of his word.
Yep, ol’ Cocaine Mitch is a real straight shooter. https://t.co/VYQaJ2WrA7— Sam Youngman (@samyoungman) June 29, 2022
re: #270 Rightwingconspirator
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re: #50 William Lewis
The phone number at the family farm is still the same number that my parents got in 1967 when we moved into the family farmhouse. Now dad’s talking about selling the farm and moving into a retirement home - at 87 I can hardly blame him - but I hope they transfer the number there.
In my younger life, (which, granted, had the the most modern Telex systems in the country as I grew up on military bases), I remember we had to live in Stafford, VA when my dad was going to Command and Staff College at Quantico as there weren’t enough base housing units. We had a party line where our ring was too longs and a short.
Stafford was at the south edge of the Quantico Proving Ground where shave-tail butter bar officers (and this was in 1966 as the USMC was ballooning its junior officer cadre) trained to be infantry officers.
We spent the summer of 1965 down there and it was lovely, if hot and humid.
Trip flares all over the roads, 7.62 blanks all over the forest, fresh asparagus and apples from the abandoned farmhouse next door, Black Rat and King Snakes everywhere, and the satisfaction of changing the road signs wherever we found them to make the butter bar’s lives a living hell. One of the best summers of my life.
In the fall we got into base housing where we had an absolutely stonking blizzard that winter, and a Company Commander (Captain) in the Nam got blown away and left his wife and three kids fatherless in the spring. They lived three doors down from us. That was awful, but we got used to its in the next few years.
re: #272 No Malarkey!
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re: #274 Backwoods_Sleuth
Live images of McConnell not blocking “future federal nominations by the @JoeBiden White House”. pic.twitter.com/NOKShwJoiq
— Ricardo Gutiérrez (@icaito) June 29, 2022
“We’re living through a time where I can’t predict to you whether we’ll be living in a democracy five years from now or not. I hope we are.” - @BeschlossDC w/ @NicolleDWallace pic.twitter.com/2SvjJgSyvj
— Deadline White House (@DeadlineWH) June 29, 2022
Back in 2020, on the night of the election, some here were unhappy with me (IIRC) because I was being pessimistic, because the Dems failed to flip either of the Maine or Iowa US Senate seats that night.
I figured the Dem agenda and Biden’s agendas were DOA.
It was surprising what happened in Georgia.
So now here we are almost 2 years later and it appears as if McConnell has successfully stopped anything the Dems want to do of any significance.
McConnell is going to hold up any appointments unless he gets something in return. That something being goodies for the religious right’s agenda.
Or, that is the time when Trump is bombarding your donors with 8 emails a day, along with you, a hundred PACs, Mike Lindell and an assortment of a couple hundred MAGA grifters, and every candidate in the country, so you are getting sent to spam because the RNC is lowest priority. pic.twitter.com/CNhGYGP7ML
— Ron Filipkowski 🇺🇦 (@RonFilipkowski) June 29, 2022
re: #282 Backwoods_Sleuth
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Different email addresses Donald Trump uses to bombard people with solicitations for money. pic.twitter.com/UohiHAIr1T
— Ron Filipkowski 🇺🇦 (@RonFilipkowski) June 30, 2022
Unless state Democratic parties can start flipping Senate seats in Red/Purple states then the right wing agenda will continue unchecked.
Don’t depend on us out here on the left coast. We can’t make the change happen.
The harder we try the louder the resentment becomes against “Hollywood” etc.
109 live animals found in women’s suitcases at Bangkok airport, Thai officials say https://t.co/1Lzife2Vd6
— Miami Herald (@MiamiHerald) June 30, 2022
re: #284 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
Unless state Democratic parties can start flipping Senate seats in Red/Purple states then the right wing agenda will continue unchecked.
Don’t depend on us out here on the left coast. We can’t make the change happen.
The harder we try the louder the resentment becomes against “Hollywood” etc.
Yep, its places like Ws, Pa, Az and Ga that have to keep or flip Senate seats in November.
re: #284 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
Unless state Democratic parties can start flipping Senate seats in Red/Purple states then the right wing agenda will continue unchecked.
Don’t depend on us out here on the left coast. We can’t make the change happen.
The harder we try the louder the resentment becomes against “Hollywood” etc.
You can. You can call from centers to other States to tell them how to register.
Where to go, when to do it, &c. We can all do it. I certainly will, and although it seems hopeless in Texas, it isn’t.
rre: #25 Charles Johnson
This has nothing to do with “ultra-MAGA.” Stripping away women’s rights has been a goal of the Republican Party for at least five decades. Can we please stop pretending there’s something new about this?
I sure wouldn’t listen to anyone who supported Republicans within the last few decades.
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