Republicans like Sen. Mitt Romney immediately came out against a tax on the super rich proposed by Democrats, and it looks like unruly customers are partly to blame for America’s service industry personnel crisis. #Colbert #Comedy #Monologue
San Diego County is up to 81.5% fully vaccinated (12+), and 90.2% with at least one shot.
Good news, for us.
However, in the hospitals the Covid-19 patient count is remaining steady. Small, but steady. I don’t know what this means.
Yes, unvaccinated are 14x more likely to end up in the hospital in this county.
The ICU count of Covid-19 patients also has remained fairly steady. On the 24th it bumped up to 92 patients but now is back down to 81.
The vaccinations have clearly reduced the ICU load, but the hospitalizations seem to be in some sort of steady state.
re: #121 Eclectic Cyborg
Those are some wet miserable people right there.
It has been raining solidly for the last 10+ hours here in the DMV. I’ve been receiving areal flood warnings on my phone — Montgomery Co., MD.
To answer a question from downstairs: Concerning Doctor Who and streaming, it appears that HBO Max does have a contract with the BBC for seasons 13 and 14.
re: #1 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
San Diego County is up to 81.5% fully vaccinated (12+), and 90.2% with at least one shot.
Good news, for us.
However, in the hospitals the Covid-19 patient count is remaining steady. Small, but steady. I don’t know what this means.
Yes, unvaccinated are 14x more likely to end up in the hospital in this county.
The ICU count of Covid-19 patients also has remained fairly steady. On the 24th it bumped up to 92 patients but now is back down to 81.
The vaccinations have clearly reduced the ICU load, but the hospitalizations seem to be in some sort of steady state.
Breakthroughs from diminishing immunity?
CL’d in the previous thread:
We’re starting to get to the point we need to here:
Tucker Carlson’s “Patriot Purge” is a direct call for domestic terrorism. He should be indicted for it. https://t.co/I1QJ97BeRi
— 👽 McSpocky™ 🗣🇺🇸🌊💉 #BuildBackBetter (@mcspocky) October 29, 2021
The realization is dawning, perhaps too late, that the GOP as a party no longer exists but as a puppet show for the true master, Fox News and Rupert Murdoch.
GOP Senators & Reps, all the way down to school boards, all pattern their screaming & fake outrage on what they see on Fox News.
It is destroying America. It may have already.
Will he soon appear in the sorryantivaxxer.com gallery?
Ice Cube Exits Sony Comedy ‘Oh Hell No’ After Declining COVID-19 Vaccine
He just might turn into a real ice cube in the Pine Condo…
Cool. I finally fixed that issue with the new letsencrypt certificates in El Capitan, with the method on this page - downloading and installing the new root certificate in Keychain Access.
I used method #2 because I didn’t want to run a script from an unknown source.
Previously I had gotten things working by “force-trusting” the older expired certificate, but that’s somewhat risky. This is much better.
She’s 95. We know the day is coming but her mum lived to be 101, so maybe not just yet.
#BREAKING Queen Elizabeth II to rest ‘for at least’ next two weeks: Palace pic.twitter.com/4VJFcW70eg
— AFP News Agency (@AFP) October 29, 2021
re: #1 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
San Diego County is up to 81.5% fully vaccinated (12+), and 90.2% with at least one shot.
Good news, for us.
However, in the hospitals the Covid-19 patient count is remaining steady. Small, but steady. I don’t know what this means.
It means they’re accepting patient transfers from out of state.
re: #3 Dopamine Fish
To answer a question from downstairs: Concerning Doctor Who and streaming, it appears that HBO Max does have a contract with the BBC for seasons 13 and 14.
OH HAPPY DAY!!
Anyone download Monterey yet? I usually wait a bit until Apple has worked out the bugs.
Right-winger doing what he accused others of, again.
A QAnon influencer who accuses Democrats of being pedophiles has been identified in two reports as a registered child sex offender. https://t.co/fUA1wsTg11
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) October 29, 2021
True.
This is about five Congresses worth of work they’ve managed to squeeze into a single year without any GOP support.
Instead of complaining about what’s *not* in the bill, maybe we should recognize how truly monumental this is? https://t.co/FmcAPQATzM— Angry Staffer (@Angry_Staffer) October 29, 2021
Nearly five years after Joe Arpaio was voted out as sheriff of Arizona’s most populous county, taxpayers are covering one of the last major bills from the thousands of lawsuits the lawman’s headline-grabbing tactics inspired,” the AP reports.
“The payout takes to $100 million the attorney fees, settlements and other costs the county has paid from lawsuits stemming from Arpaio’s six terms over things such as jail deaths, failed investigations of the sheriff’s political enemies and immigration raids of businesses.”
re: #9 sagehen
It means they’re accepting patient transfers from out of state.
I was thinking out-of-county. Orange and LA.
Not refreshing the page. Last time this happened everything worked fine until I did. I’ll wait for the all clear from the Boss before I do.
re: #8 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
She’s 95. We know the day is coming but her mum lived to be 101, so maybe not just yet.
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I just want her to outlive Charles, so William can be next in line.
Tucker Carlson’s “Patriot Purge” is a direct call for domestic terrorism. He should be indicted for it. https://t.co/I1QJ97BeRi
— 👽 McSpocky™ 🗣🇺🇸🌊💉 #BuildBackBetter (@mcspocky) October 29, 2021
re: #11 Barefoot Grin
Anyone download Monterey yet? I usually wait a bit until Apple has worked out the bugs.
It downloaded on my M1 MacBook, M1 Mac mini and old Intel Mac mini. The Intel Mac mini doesn’t have all the features that the M1 Macs have with Monterey. Several apps updated and Rosetta 2 loaded for older programs I use.
Note that before Monterey was downloaded it required an update to 11.6.1 before upgrading.
re: #15 Dangerman
Trump has the equivalent nation-wide bill.
The alternatives to settling this civil litigation are what—either to stake ourselves to the position that sovereign immunity covers systematically, deliberately stealing people’s children to terrorize them and others like them, or to take a bunch of losing tort cases to trial? https://t.co/Hulv67N4aq
— southpaw (@nycsouthpaw) October 29, 2021
re: #15 Dangerman
Between this and the ninjas its the Rs who are costing AZ all this money.
Not a socialist democrat in sight
She is having none of it
Judge Assails ‘Schizophrenic’ Prosecutions for Capitol Riots
The chief judge presiding over the federal court in Washington on Thursday unleashed a blistering critique of the Justice Department’s prosecution of Capitol rioters, saying fiery rhetoric about the event’s horror did not match plea offers involving minor charges,” the Washington Post reports.
Said Judge Beryl Howell: “No wonder parts of the public in the U.S. are confused about whether what happened on January 6 at the Capitol was simply a petty offense of trespassing with some disorderliness, or shocking criminal conduct that represented a grave threat to our democratic norms. Let me make my view clear: The rioters were not mere protesters.”
Dang. Got CL’d and then the tech went wonky. Editing…
We’re starting to get to the point we need to here:
Tucker Carlson’s “Patriot Purge” is a direct call for domestic terrorism. He should be indicted for it. https://t.co/I1QJ97BeRi
— 👽 McSpocky™ 🗣🇺🇸🌊💉 #BuildBackBetter (@mcspocky) October 29, 2021
The realization is dawning, perhaps too late, that the GOP as a party no longer exists but as a puppet show for the true master, Fox News and Rupert Murdoch.
GOP Senators & Reps, all the way down to school boards, all pattern their screaming & fake outrage on what they see on Fox News.
It is destroying America. It may have already.
I had this! I wish I knew what happened to it.
Came across this. One just like it was among among the prized possessions of my kidhood. So I thought I would get it to give my desk a little style. pic.twitter.com/SwPg8zasPA
— David Rothkopf (@djrothkopf) September 10, 2021
re: #22 wrenchwench
Trump has the equivalent nation-wide bill.
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As to Kitzingers point
Limited options
None good
Court cases would have likely ended up with bigger payouts
(Unless a tfg judge shoots down the verdict)
re: #25 Khal Wimpo (free internal organs upon request!)
Dang. Got CL’d and then the tech went wonky. Editing…
We’re starting to get to the point we need to here:
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The realization is dawning, perhaps too late, that the GOP as a party no longer exists but as a puppet show for the true master, Fox News and Rupert Murdoch.
GOP Senators & Reps, all the way down to school boards, all pattern their screaming & fake outrage on what they see on Fox News.
It is destroying America. It may have already.
You keep posting it
Well keep updinging
re: #27 Dangerman
As to Kitzingers point
Limited options
None goodCourt cases would have likely ended up with bigger payouts
(Unless a tfg judge shoots down the verdict)
My point is that payouts are for damages done, and can never be enough.
Rupert Murdoch’s psychopathic greed and his concurrent “victimhood” sense of always being picked-on have been fed right straight into the veins of the GOP.
The formerly conservative political party cares nothing about “conserving” anything other than White Power, and the rights of billionaires to steal as much as they can with utter impunity.
This is the result of 40 years of rising right-wing media narratives, built around Nixonian paranoia & sense of being looked-down-upon. It found fertile ground in the Deep South, where rural white trash clung to their “Noble Cause” myths about the Confederacy.
re: #26 Barefoot Grin
I have that too! For years I thought I’d lost the ejecting gunman figure, but I found it a couple of weeks ago in a box of stuff my mother put away in her attic.
Right wing pundits seem to think they can gaslight us into ignoring the pure, simple racism that’s behind these school board protests against “critical race theory.”
Yes, this is coming out of racism. Face the fact.— Charred Monsterson (@Green_Footballs) October 29, 2021
re: #32 jaunte
I have that too! For years I thought I’d lost the ejecting gunman figure, but I found it a couple of weeks ago in a box of stuff my mother put away in her attic.
The exclamation mark looked like an ‘L’ to me. I had to look at the car again.
re: #32 jaunte
I have that too! For years I thought I’d lost the ejecting gunman figure, but I found it a couple of weeks ago in a box of stuff my mother put away in her attic.
I am sure that I don’t have the gunman. I have a couple of boxes of stuff including old Matchbox cars in storage, so it may still be in there.
re: #8 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
Her doctors should have told her to cut back on the 10K runs with her Corgis
re: #26 Barefoot Grin
Probably worth some decent money on the classic toys market. Especially in good condition and the box
This made me laugh…
She aint wrong pic.twitter.com/MVS5cOlttr
— Gus S (@Gserrano27) October 29, 2021
re: #13 Patricia Kayden
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The counter-argument is that a lot of stuff that’s not in the bill is stuff that this administration ran on and which enjoys near universal support with voters. Stuff that I’ve already seen pundits predict that the GQP will try to run on passing in the next two elections, either by saying that Dems promised a lot and failed to deliver or that Trump will promise to pass if returned to the White House.
re: #33 Charles Johnson
Why wouldn’t they? It’s clearly working on the mainstream press.
— Citizen K Dissents (@Citizen_Kryptik) October 29, 2021
re: #8 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
She’s 95. We know the day is coming but her mum lived to be 101, so maybe not just yet.
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Charles recently seen around the palace with huge grin on his face that he can’t explain.
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re: #37 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
It was an X1 flare: the Space Weather Report (it exists) is here. That’s the highest class of flare (A, B, C, M, then X), but the really dangerous ones are going to be X30 or more. We’ll have one or two days notice before the X rays hit Earth and Earth orbit to batten down the hatches.
re: #18 sagehen
I just want her to outlive Charles, so William can be next in line.
Let her be the last monarch. Kill the monarchy dead.
re: #40 Targetpractice
The counter-argument is that a lot of stuff that’s not in the bill is stuff that this administration ran on and which enjoys near universal support with voters. Stuff that I’ve already seen pundits predict that the GQP will try to run on passing in the next two elections, either by saying that Dems promised a lot and failed to deliver or that Trump will promise to pass if returned to the White House.
The problem here is the inherent assumption that this is literally the only chance ever they’ll have, and if they don’t get it now, the voters will have no choice than to stay home or even vote against them Dems. It’s the sort of immediate self-fulfilling prophecy that denies that there’s every any chance to try again with better plans or better numbers, thus ensuring that there’s not going to be a second time around. And it seems to be so ingrained that it leads to the blinkered assumption that if Dems can’t do something immediately, they never wanted to do it in the first place. It’s pure Green Lantern wishcasting that shoots everyone but the GOP in the foot, and then we wonder why the GOP gets all its fucking ponies every time.
re: #43 ericblair
It was an X1 flare: the Space Weather Report (it exists) is here. That’s the highest class of flare (A, B, C, M, then X), but the really dangerous ones are going to be X30 or more. We’ll have one or two days notice before the X rays hit Earth and Earth orbit to batten down the hatches.
Kinda wonder if it could delay SpaceX and put the ISS guys in their shelter.
re: #47 Rightwingconspirator
Kinda wonder if it could delay SpaceX and put the ISS guys in their shelter.
I dunno, but they’ll have specific tolerances written into their procedures.
re: #46 Citizen K
The problem here is the inherent assumption that this is literally the only chance ever they’ll have, and if they don’t get it now, the voters will have no choice than to stay home or even vote against them Dems. It’s the sort of immediate self-fulfilling prophecy that denies that there’s every any chance to try again with better plans or better numbers, thus ensuring that there’s not going to be a second time around. And it seems to be so ingrained that it leads to the blinkered assumption that if Dems can’t do something immediately, they never wanted to do it in the first place. It’s pure Green Lantern wishcasting that shoots everyone but the GOP in the foot, and then we wonder why the GOP gets all its fucking ponies every time.
Well hey, maybe Dems could prove us wrong next year. Instead of crafting a legislative calendar that has them back home for most of the year to campaign and only coming to DC on sufferance, maybe they’ll instead spend most of the year in DC actually trying to craft a better bill that passes all the items that they’re currently jettisoning to appease two total jackholes.
On a related thought, maybe angels will fly out of my ass.//////
I guess they felt the giant spiders, box jellyfish, venomous snakes, great white sharks, and angry aggressive kangaroos weren’t scary enough. https://t.co/tmyWCSgj5P
— Charred Monsterson (@Green_Footballs) October 29, 2021
re: #50 Charles Johnson
It’s fittingly symbolic for Australia, since, as everyone knows, literally everything in the land down under is actively trying to kill you.
re: #51 Dopamine Fish
It’s fittingly symbolic for Australia, since, as everyone knows, literally everything in the land down under is actively trying to kill you.
And the things that can’t kill only lack the means to do so.
Let me spell it out: According to the Dem majority right now, forcing Krysten Sinema and Joe Manchin to vote for the BBB bill is beyond the pale and could totally break the party forever, but the House Progressive Caucus refusing to pass a corporate welfare bill if the agreement they made in good faith is not honored means they’re immature children who can’t understand the importance of passing legislation to secure the party’s political future.
re: #35 Barefoot Grin
I am sure that I don’t have the gunman. I have a couple of boxes of stuff including old Matchbox cars in storage, so it may still be in there.
I have some Matchbox cars that have the original “Matchboxes” that they came in; my mother saved everything.
re: #22 wrenchwench
Trump has the equivalent nation-wide bill.
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Maybe Adam could vote for voting rights bills to help restrict the power of Republicans.
Communism pic.twitter.com/D5jg4pXJCX
— David Todd (@DaveoutofAustin) October 29, 2021
re: #40 Targetpractice
The counter-argument is that a lot of stuff that’s not in the bill is stuff that this administration ran on and which enjoys near universal support with voters. Stuff that I’ve already seen pundits predict that the GQP will try to run on passing in the next two elections, either by saying that Dems promised a lot and failed to deliver or that Trump will promise to pass if returned to the White House.
“Then why didn’t you pass it with Democrats?”
re: #56 Dave In Austin
That’s a relief. I heard the vandals stole the handle.
re: #57 Belafon
“Then why didn’t you pass it with Democrats?”
You really think the media’s gonna ask that? Or you think they’re gonna write long, glowing op-eds about how Repubs have “outflanked” the Dems with wildly popular proposals?
re: #49 Targetpractice
Well hey, maybe Dems could prove us wrong next year. Instead of crafting a legislative calendar that has them back home for most of the year to campaign and only coming to DC on sufferance, maybe they’ll instead spend most of the year in DC actually trying to craft a better bill that passes all the items that they’re currently jettisoning to appease two total jackholes.
On a related thought, maybe angels will fly out of my ass.//////
And you know why we’re in the situation to where we have to jettison things from this bill to try and get it passed? Because said two jackholes are literally the deciding votes in the Senate, because we have an intransigent GOP standing as a full monolith against anything we do, and we have such a thin margin that we literally cannot afford to lose their vote for passage. That’s a shitty, shitty, shitty fucking hand, but it’s the one we’re being forced to play, so we have to try and find what we can actually get past them because otherwise, we get jack squat, and then only the GOP goes home happy.
If there’s a way to get all those key parts of the bill through without needing Sinema or Machin, I’d love to hear it.
re: #53 Targetpractice
Let me spell it out: According to the Dem majority right now, forcing Krysten Sinema and Joe Manchin to vote for the BBB bill is beyond the pale and could totally break the party forever, but the House Progressive Caucus refusing to pass a corporate welfare bill if the agreement they made in good faith is not honored means they’re immature children who can’t understand the importance of passing legislation to secure the party’s political future.
You know where the difference lies?
The Progressive Caucus isn’t the literal red line determining Dem control of the House at the moment. Sinema and Manchin, as frustrating as it is, are the actual red line keeping Dems in control of the Senate, and for better or for worse they know that, and are using it for hostage taking. And again, something not in the bill now or being cut from the bill doesn’t mean that it can’t be tried again for another bill, unless the Dems actually do lose control, and tanking something that gives you half a loaf because it doesn’t give you the whole thing is extremely petulant.
re: #44 Colère Tueur de Lapin
Let her be the last monarch. Kill the monarchy dead.
There is a not unreasonable argument that constitutional monarchies are the best form of democracy, precisely because monarchs have no legitimate claim to wield power, preventing the kind of deadlock between legislatures and presidents that occur so often in presidential systems.
re: #61 Citizen K
And you know why we’re in the situation to where we have to jettison things from this bill to try and get it passed? Because said two jackholes are literally the deciding votes in the Senate, because we have an intransigent GOP standing as a full monolith against anything we do, and we have such a thin margin that we literally cannot afford to lose their vote for passage. That’s a shitty, shitty, shitty fucking hand, but it’s the one we’re being forced to play, so we have to try and find what we can actually get past them because otherwise, we get jack squat, and then only the GOP goes home happy.
If there’s a way to get all those key parts of the bill through without needing Sinema or Machin, I’d love to hear it.
You know where the difference lies?
The Progressive Caucus isn’t the literal red line determining Dem control of the House at the moment. Sinema and Manchin, as frustrating as it is, are the actual red line keeping Dems in control of the Senate, and for better or for worse they know that, and are using it for hostage taking. And again, something not in the bill now or being cut from the bill doesn’t mean that it can’t be tried again for another bill, unless the Dems actually do lose control, and tanking something that gives you half a loaf because it doesn’t give you the whole thing is extremely petulant.
No, it’s called holding to the fucking agreement that was made not only with progressive Dems, but with the voters as a whole. “We can’t do anything that Joe Manchin doesn’t want to do” is a piss-poor campaign slogan. Only slightly less worse than “Maybe if you voted harder, you’d get what you voted for in the first place.”
re: #5 Khal Wimpo (free internal organs upon request!)
CL’d in the previous thread:
We’re starting to get to the point we need to here:
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The realization is dawning, perhaps too late, that the GOP as a party no longer exists but as a puppet show for the true master, Fox News and Rupert Murdoch.
GOP Senators & Reps, all the way down to school boards, all pattern their screaming & fake outrage on what they see on Fox News.
It is destroying America. It may have already.
It’s Trump who has led to this particular point. There is a feedback loop between Fox and the Republican base. Is Fox controlling Tucker or is he controlling them? If they have any sense of decency, the more “legitimate” news anchors should submit mass resignations at this point rather than being associated with this vile attempt to attack the legitimacy of our government.
re: #49 Targetpractice
Well hey, maybe Dems could prove us wrong next year. Instead of crafting a legislative calendar that has them back home for most of the year to campaign and only coming to DC on sufferance, maybe they’ll instead spend most of the year in DC actually trying to craft a better bill that passes all the items that they’re currently jettisoning to appease two total jackholes.
On a related thought, maybe angels will fly out of my ass.//////
Except they could spend 24/7/365 in D.C., and they will still need the votes of Manchin and Sinema to pass anything, because the 50 GOP Senators won’t vote for anything. The only solution is to pass what you have 50 votes for in the U.S. Senate, go home and tell your constituents about all the great stuff that is in the bill, then run on passing more great stuff IF the voters elect more Democrats to Congress next year.
re: #65 No Malarkey!
Except they could spend 24/7/365 in D.C., and they will still need the votes of Manchin and Sinema to pass anything, because the 50 GOP Senators won’t vote for anything. The only solution is to pass what you have 50 votes for in the U.S. Senate, go home and tell your constituents about all the great stuff that is in the bill, then run on passing more great stuff IF the voters elect more Democrats to Congress next year.
What “great stuff”? There’s nothing in that bill that’s helping me one little bit, what reason do I have to support it or the party that is trying to lie to my ass about how “great” it is?
re: #59 Charles Johnson
Great googly moogly.
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Sigh… this is beautiful but it makes me remember how when I was in Memphis earlier this month, I stopped into a little souvenir shop on Beal Street to get some bits for people back home. On the counter was a jar of picks, so I bought a few telling the woman at the counter they’d be good for when I was pretending to play my guitar…
re: #66 Targetpractice
What “great stuff”? There’s nothing in that bill that’s helping me one little bit, what reason do I have to support it or the party that is trying to lie to my ass about how “great” it is?
Can you itemize the stuff in the bill and say why they don’t fit your needs?
re: #53 Targetpractice
Let me spell it out: According to the Dem majority right now, forcing Krysten Sinema and Joe Manchin to vote for the BBB bill is beyond the pale and could totally break the party forever, but the House Progressive Caucus refusing to pass a corporate welfare bill if the agreement they made in good faith is not honored means they’re immature children who can’t understand the importance of passing legislation to secure the party’s political future.
If you’re going to complain about media framing, then realize that the entire reporting on your scenario will be “Democrats fail to pass Biden’s legislation. The midterms are in doubt. Is Biden’s term already over?”
re: #63 Targetpractice
No, it’s called holding to the fucking agreement that was made not only with progressive Dems, but with the voters as a whole. “We can’t do anything that Joe Manchin doesn’t want to do” is a piss-poor campaign slogan. Only slightly less worse than “Maybe if you voted harder, you’d get what you voted for in the first place.”
And you would have to be an idiot to run using that campaign slogan. You run on “look at the great stuff we passed!” And “We’ll pass this other great stuff if you vote for Democrats!”
re: #68 gwangung
Can you itemize the stuff in the bill and say why they don’t fit your needs?
I don’t have kids and I’m not on Medicaid, so 95% of the bill is automatically useless to me. And tax credit for electric vehicles is nice, too bad I can’t afford to buy one.
But hey, I guess I can get a better Pell Grant now that free community college is off the table./////
re: #66 Targetpractice
What “great stuff”? There’s nothing in that bill that’s helping me one little bit, what reason do I have to support it or the party that is trying to lie to my ass about how “great” it is?
Read this thread. Now if you will only vote against fascism if you are personally bribed to do so, I don’t know what to tell you.
If you care about health care in America, the Build Back Better program that Congress will vote on, may be as impactful as the ACA or more.
Here’s why.— Andy Slavitt 🇺🇸💉 (@ASlavitt) October 29, 2021
re: #69 Belafon
If you’re going to complain about media framing, then realize that the entire reporting on your scenario will be “Democrats fail to pass Biden’s legislation. The midterms are in doubt. Is Biden’s term already over?”
As opposed to the weeks of lurid reporting already about “Dems in Disarray” and keeping a running count of all the items being jettisoned from the BBB bill. They’re not going to give us credit for what’s in the bill, they’re going to focus on everything that isn’t as a “failure” of Biden to get his agenda passed.
re: #72 No Malarkey!
Read this thread. Now if you will only vote against fascism if you are personally bribed to do so, I don’t know what to tell you.
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But isn’t that effectively the argument that is being made? That we have to pass this bill to bribe voters other than myself into voting Dem? That if we do nothing then voters will stay home or vote Repub because Dems gave them no reason to vote?
This looks interesting.
Humbled and proud to be honored with this award. Thank you, @WhaHistory. https://t.co/b5UqdlT7ad
— Heather Cox Richardson (TDPR) (@HC_Richardson) October 29, 2021
re: #73 Targetpractice
As opposed to the weeks of lurid reporting already about “Dems in Disarray” and keeping a running count of all the items being jettisoned from the BBB bill. They’re not going to give us credit for what’s in the bill, they’re going to focus on everything that isn’t as a “failure” of Biden to get his agenda passed.
Right now, the outcome is still in flux. Your scenario ends it. There’s no incentive for Manchin and Sinema to come back to the table. None.
As for your “It doesn’t benefit me” assertion, that’s the other party’s slogan.
Probably will want to turn volume down, likely NSFW
Happy Shut The Fuck Up Friday pic.twitter.com/ajdsEZ62Hj
— Lawyer Cat* (@LawyerCat_) October 29, 2021
re: #76 Belafon
Right now, the outcome is still in flux. Your scenario ends it. There’s no incentive for Manchin and Sinema to come back to the table. None.
As for your “It doesn’t benefit me” assertion, that’s the other party’s slogan.
The outcome is not in flux, the outcome is pretty much preordained by this point: It’s the infrastructure bill or nothing. That’s what it’s going to be in a few weeks when the debt ceiling rears its ugly head again and Sinema and Manchin start talking about how we can only raise it through reconciliation. Because Schumer is not going to overrule the parliamentarian and push through two reconciliation bills in a year, he’s going to pass a debt ceiling hike and then mumble about “precedent” as the BBB bill turns from a legislative priority to something the party will “get back to” if they win the midterms.
— Charred Monsterson (@Green_Footballs) October 29, 2021
Let’s be clear, all the nice stuff listed in #72 is not in the “must-pass” infrastructure bill, it’s in the “would be nice” BBB bill that corporate Dems are actively working to strangle in the crib. FFS, we’re about to spend next year once again trying to sell people on how potholes being filled in their neighborhoods counts as “shovel ready jobs.”
Yeesh, the CSS code for LGF has gotten extremely gnarly and hard to follow over the years. I’m gonna need to do something about this eventually.
The big issue stopping me from switching everything to HTTPS now: when I started looking into switching our ad code, I discovered quite a few site owners complaining that their ad income dropped significantly when they did it. And it makes sense because a lot of the metrics advertisers want to collect are more difficult (if not impossible) under HTTPS. So there are fewer advertisers bidding to place ads on HTTPS sites.
Ad income has dropped enormously over the past few years (not just for LGF - everywhere) and losing another 20-30% would not be good.
re: #74 Targetpractice
But isn’t that effectively the argument that is being made? That we have to pass this bill to bribe voters other than myself into voting Dem? That if we do nothing then voters will stay home or vote Repub because Dems gave them no reason to vote?
That is why the Democrats don’t do nothing. They do stuff that is good for the country, then they campaign on a positive message, instead of “all is lost, we didn’t provide something to every single individual voter in this session of Congress, so we might as well pack it in and let the fascists take over.”
re: #41 Citizen K
More importantly, it may be working with the public. I’m shocked to see how close the Governor race is in Virginia.
re: #83 No Malarkey!
That is why the Democrats don’t do nothing. They do stuff that is good for the country, then they campaign on a positive message, instead of “all is lost, we didn’t provide something to every single individual voter in this session of Congress, so we might as well pack it in and let the fascists take over.”
They want credit for good intentions. “Yeah, we abandoned all our campaign promises, but if you wish really hard we might be able to do it next year.”
So, essentially:
¯\_(ツ)_/¯— 𝙒𝘽 𝙔𝙤𝙪𝙣𝙜 🍕🐀 No Capt’n 😷 Trips (@FormerDirtDart) October 29, 2021
From the ODNI report on #COVID19 origins: pic.twitter.com/GtZRxnSrs7
— Breaking Defense (@BreakingDefense) October 29, 2021
Liddle Berry Cheesecakes 🌈🫐🥧 pic.twitter.com/7nlqZZSxuM
— Liddle Cheesecake Pie 🌈🍓🥧 (@Pie_Overlord) October 29, 2021
Reubens and tiny blueberry cheesecakes?
Somebody call Amnesty International, because I’m being tortured!
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re: #81 Charles Johnson
When I did the site for PMWest (via Wordpress and a heavily customized/coded theme) as a gold dealer we had to go https. Also, the story at the time from Google was to do this, or else they cut you down in the searches. And yet it was and is hurting ad revenues?
That is so effed up.
re: #46 Citizen K
The problem here is the inherent assumption that this is literally the only chance ever they’ll have, and if they don’t get it now, the voters will have no choice than to stay home or even vote against them Dems. It’s the sort of immediate self-fulfilling prophecy that denies that there’s every any chance to try again with better plans or better numbers, thus ensuring that there’s not going to be a second time around. And it seems to be so ingrained that it leads to the blinkered assumption that if Dems can’t do something immediately, they never wanted to do it in the first place. It’s pure Green Lantern wishcasting that shoots everyone but the GOP in the foot, and then we wonder why the GOP gets all its fucking ponies every time.
Let’s not forget the GOP brilliance at waging culture warfare, inflaming their base, and terrifying everyone else through their lies and disinformation. Remember Americans have the memory of a gnat and you can scare them with a witches’ brew of misinformation and distortion about anything under the sun — this time it’s CRT that is the evil du jour.
This Halloween, hand out killer guitar solos to trick-or-treaters instead of candy. #gibson #gibsoncustom #happyhalloween pic.twitter.com/iXTKe04sDZ
— Gibson Custom Shop (@CustomGibson) October 29, 2021
re: #85 Targetpractice
They want credit for good intentions. “Yeah, we abandoned all our campaign promises, but if you wish really hard we might be able to do it next year.”
THEY are trying to get the bill passed, except for a few people, one of whom has made it known he’s be willing to split from the party, and the other is getting served biscuits by Romney.
re: #85 Targetpractice
They want credit for good intentions. “Yeah, we abandoned all our campaign promises, but if you wish really hard we might be able to do it next year.”
Well, they aren’t abandoning all of their campaign promises. When they pass these two bills, it will be the most massive investment in the country in decades.
I’m actually getting tired of the negativity. The news media and Republicans do that enough all by themselves. We need to say WHAT WE ARE FOR and WHAT WE HAVE DONE in steps to make that happen.
And neither of them give much indication that they think it will affect their election chances. I don’t think Sinema is going to run when she’s up anyway.
FDA has approved vaccination for 5-11 year olds! yahoo.com
My biggest disappointment with the BBB bill is the lack of taco trucks on every corner.
Cause you folks are making me hungry.
re: #96 Belafon
THEY are trying to get the bill passed, except for a few people, one of whom has made it known he’s be willing to split from the party, and the other is getting served biscuits by Romney.
I’ve said it before and I will say it again: Joe Manchin will never leave the party because there’s no profit in it for him. McConnell has no reason to move any legislation at all between now and 2024, and Manchin would be out on his ass either after losing the WV GQP primary or the election.
re: #97 No Malarkey!
Well, they aren’t abandoning all of their campaign promises. When they pass these two bills, it will be the most massive investment in the country in decades.
If.
re: #99 Belafon
And neither of them give much indication that they think it will affect their election chances. I don’t think Sinema is going to run when she’s up anyway.
I can’t imagine either of them having much of a chance in 2024 - Sinema because she’s so thoroughly pissed off every imaginable supporter that she’s bound to have primary challengers who can beat her, and Manchin because even if he’s the only viable Democrat, it’s hard to imagine WV reelecting him in a Presidential year when the voters there can have an actual Republican.
2024 is shaping up to be a very challenging year for Democrats in the Senate even away from the likely loss of the WV seat. The seats that will be in play favor the other side, unfortunately.
You’re a Racist and a Fascist Roger. Just get on out front with it.
— David Todd (@DaveoutofAustin) October 29, 2021
got our booster shots today.
so far, so good
re: #107 Backwoods_Sleuth
got our booster shots today.
so far, so good
The upgrade to the 5G firmware should help with the reception issues.
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re: #104 Targetpractice
If.
They will pass. Don’t let the sight of the sausage getting made make you sick.
LEFT: Data
RIGHT: Algorithm pic.twitter.com/iNC1AtMsPg— Mr. Newberger (@jeremynewberger) October 29, 2021
re: #62 No Malarkey!
There is a not unreasonable argument that constitutional monarchies are the best form of democracy, precisely because monarchs have no legitimate claim to wield power, preventing the kind of deadlock between legislatures and presidents that occur so often in presidential systems.
I kind of like that the Head of State and Head of Government are different entities. Boris Johnson doesn’t get to do the ceremonial stuff that US presidents get such great photo ops and ads out of, soldiers and athletes don’t have to go to medal rituals presided over by someone they voted against, the royals can do things like the Invictus Games and Earthshot without it being mistaken for a campaign tactic…
Y’all should really, really read this essay.
re: #66 Targetpractice
What “great stuff”? There’s nothing in that bill that’s helping me one little bit, what reason do I have to support it or the party that is trying to lie to my ass about how “great” it is?
Just for one, the child tax credit. Money in pocket every month for the parents of young children, the pared-down BBB continues it for another year, all Republicans voted against it, and if the D’s retain their majority they’ll make it permanent.
re: #106 Dave In Austin
America, under Trump and Republican leadership, assaulted some families by separating children from their parents. Fixing that problem isn’t cost free.
re: #109 No Malarkey!
They will pass. Don’t let the sight of the sausage getting made make you sick.
If they pass, then we can discuss the quality of the sausage and how to sell it. At the moment, I remain confident in predicting that we’re gonna find ourselves in the same basket as we were in 2010, trying to talk voters into giving us a bit more of their patience while we wait for Godot to arrive.
re: #115 Belafon
America, under Trump and Republican leadership, assaulted some families by separating children from their parents. Fixing that problem isn’t cost free.
Thing is that the assholes don’t see it as a problem, they see it as a solution. Just one step short of the final one that they’d truly like to implement.
To be clear: The Supreme Court may not only deny the EPA authority to regulate greenhouse gases from power plants, but also prohibit Congress from delegating that authority to the EPA in the first place.
This is a catastrophe. https://t.co/vbQA8sV9aG— Mark Joseph Stern (@mjs_DC) October 29, 2021
The backslide continues unabated with no end in sight.
re: #118 Citizen K
The backslide continues unabated with no end in sight.
“The government may pass laws but not provide any means for enforcing them.”
Maybe a cocktail with Tip O’Neal is in order. ////
re: #121 Amory Blaine
Are the hamsters on strike today?
That’s what happens when Charles ignores their demands for nicer wheels.
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re: #121 Amory Blaine
Are the hamsters on strike today?
Negotiations broke down, they’re holding out for more sunflower seeds per week.
re: #87 The Pie Overlord!
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— Liddle Cheesecake Pie 🌈🍓🥧 (@Pie_Overlord) October 29, 2021
the ones with just the three berries look positively horrified
Another Florida problem surfaced in Alaska. This I did not expect:
Investigation finds dozens of unqualified Florida doctors tried to get emergency licenses in Alaska
Dozens of unqualified Florida doctors applied for emergency licenses in Alaska this year and a Chile-based company intentionally tried to recruit at least some of them, according to an ongoing investigation conducted at the request of the Alaska State Medical Board.
Fourteen of the unqualified doctors actually got licensed, though none practiced medicine in person or via telehealth before the oversight was discovered, state officials say.
a reminder of what i wrote this morning:
the debate is “only huge” vs ginormous benefits to the country at large and if my piece isnt in it this time then none of the huge is worth it.
we should all take a moment and consider:
you think biden just figured out it was a 50/50 senate yesterday?
senator, VP, almost 50 years experience in the sausage making business
he knew from the start. duhso he/they made a ginormous ask; knowing full well
it’ll likely wind up huge rather than ginormous
and he didnt have to lie, cheat or steal from anyonethat is the art of the deal
yes, we wished, we hoped, maybe we prayed.
because we won.
we won the trifecta. thought we could do anything we want.
meanwhile 50 year veteran biden knew from day 1 that $3T, $4T, $6T would require 100% of his/our/the majority to support everything.
he knows these people personally - we don’t
he knew full well from the start it would likely wind up huge rather than ginormous
‘huge’ is a great foundational building block on which to add phase 2.
first, that’ll require a bigger/less fickle majority
re: #112 austin_blue
Y’all should really, really read this essay.
Excellent.
It reminds me of the fellow I knew while stationed in Germany who pushed the whole myth of the clean Wehrmacht. I didn’t have the history then to rebut it but it always struck me as off, much like the various “lost cause” crapola. In the mid 90’s when “Hitler’s Willing Executioners: Ordinary Germans and the Holocaust” came out it put a stake in the heart of that myth of me and I was relieved I finally had the tools to fight it.
Great lede
Metaverse, Mars, meditation retreats: billionaires want to escape the world they ruined | Sam Wolfson https://t.co/D5UyaiNK0J
— The Guardian (@guardian) October 29, 2021
re: #11 Barefoot Grin
Anyone download Monterey yet? I usually wait a bit until Apple has worked out the bugs.
Speaking of Apple stuffs, has anyone upgraded to iOS 15 on their phone/iPad?
re: #126 Cheechako
“Of primary concern is the observation that nearly 50% of the applicants are from Florida, and the discovery that the majority of these applicants are unqualified to practice medicine,” executive administrator Natalie Norberg told the board, according to draft minutes of the meeting.
Additionally, Norberg told the board, division staff discovered that a licensing entity was actively soliciting unqualified applicants, promising full medical licensure in Alaska if they paid fees as high as $1,400.
As usual, it’s all a fucking grift.
re: #118 Citizen K
The backslide continues unabated with no end in sight.
So by extension, the FDA would have no authority to regulate drugs, etc. Yeah, makes sense.
So I had to run an errand and I had MSNBC on in the car and I heard Nicolle Wallace saying that Trump’s attorney, Eastman, is having a hard time finding willing legal counsel. Sucks to be him I guess.
re: #132 JC1
So by extension, the FDA would have no authority to regulate drugs, etc. Yeah, makes sense.
“The government can’t force my cooks to wash their hands.”
re: #133 darthstar
So I had to run an errand and I had MSNBC on in the car and I heard Nicolle Wallace saying that Trump’s attorney, Eastman, is having a hard time finding willing legal counsel. Sucks to be him I guess.
Well when your options are “perjury” or “snitches get stitches,” finding willing counsel that doesn’t charge a fortune can be difficult.
re: #113 A Cranky One
Your wish is my command
META DATA pic.twitter.com/SSrlrN2BAS
— Edwin (@EdMix13) October 29, 2021
re: #130 mmmirele
Speaking of Apple stuffs, has anyone upgraded to iOS 15 on their phone/iPad?
Yes, moi. On both devices.
Minorly annoyed at some of the display changes, but overall, no serious problems.
Fuck this lying fascist scumbag to hell.
EXCLUSIVE: Jan 6 coup memo author John Eastman told us that the 300 state legislators he, Trump, and Giuliani tried to convince to overturn the election are “spineless” and need to be primaried in 2022.
*Thanks for watching, this is the last of 4 videos in this series. pic.twitter.com/ZN5HUTM1bp— Lauren Windsor (@lawindsor) October 29, 2021
re: #135 Targetpractice
Well when your options are “perjury” or “snitches get stitches,” finding willing counsel that doesn’t charge a fortune can be difficult.
Certainly Cleta Mitchell would be delighted to help out — at least until they call her before the committee.
Isn’t pleading the 5th a third option?
I had to come back and redo this. And I could go on. But for now I’m going with:
Cheeseburger Farts and Hai Karate. pic.twitter.com/7BGnFl86h6— David Todd (@DaveoutofAustin) October 29, 2021
New: the White House is releasing state-by-state breakdowns of Biden’s framework deal, trying to make the measures more tangible.
Like, for instance, how 457,864 kids in Arizona and 94,170 kids in West Virginia would be eligible for subsidized child care.https://t.co/kPPCpbsflW— Josh Wingrove (@josh_wingrove) October 29, 2021
re: #141 jaunte
None of those kids have donated to either campaign.
Biden Infrastructure Plan state highlights:
documentcloud.org
re: #139 Hecuba’s daughter
Certainly Cleta Mitchell would be delighted to help out — at least until they call her before the committee.
Isn’t pleading the 5th a third option?
It is in the sense that legally he can do so. But legal precedent aside, the public spectacle of a guy caught on tape admitting he tried to steal the election declaring he can’t testify on advice of counsel as doing so would incriminate himself will speak volumes.
This is turning into some Iran-Contra shit.
re: #145 jaunte
And just watch the GOP figure out a way to use some of that money for tax cuts.
re: #147 JOE 🥓
Why not both?
I made both of those for lunch today. I had the Rachel today and a Reuben yesterday:
re: #146 Eclectic Cyborg
And just watch the GOP figure out a way to use some of that money for tax cuts.
Prison building. To cover the kids they won’t provide pre-K for.
I’m being menaced by a bird. So I took its photo. If anything, it became even more irritated. #AngryBirds #BirdInAHuff pic.twitter.com/ZCkxnSjkOG
— Jon Holmes (@jonholmes1) October 29, 2021
re: #150 Charles Johnson
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re: #130 mmmirele
Speaking of Apple stuffs, has anyone upgraded to iOS 15 on their phone/iPad?
Yes - no problems on my iPhone. It allows full integration with 1Password with the new Safari extensions feature, which is pretty nice.
re: #130 mmmirele
Speaking of Apple stuffs, has anyone upgraded to iOS 15 on their phone/iPad?
Yes. I got the new phone/iPadMini/M1 iPad Pro and the apps work a LOT faster especially on the iPad Pro. SmallFish Chess (built on Stockfish engine) is a lot tougher to play than before.
wapo via politicalwire.com
Michael Gerson: “Only one party has based the main part of its appeal on a transparent lie. To be a loyal Republican in 2021 is to believe that a national conspiracy of big-city mayors, Republican state officials, companies that produce voting machines and perhaps China, or maybe Venezuela, stole the 2020 presidential election. The total absence of evidence indicates to conspiracy theorists (as usual) that the plot was particularly fiendish. Previous iterations of the GOP tried to unite on the basis of ideology and public purpose. The current GOP is united by a common willingness to believe whatever antidemocratic rot comes from the mouth of an ambitious, reckless liar.”
“Only one side of our divide employs violent intimidation as a political tool. Since leaving the presidency, Trump has endorsed the view that the events of Jan. 6 were an expression of rowdy patriotism and embraced the cruel slander that the Capitol Police were engaged in oppression.”
“Only one political movement has made a point of denying the existence and legacy of racism, assuring White people that they are equally subject to prejudice, and defending the Confederacy and its monuments as ‘our heritage.’ This is perhaps the ultimate in absurd bothsidesism.”
and slate via politicalwire.com
William Saletan: “Together, these statements from 10 of the most powerful Republicans in Congress—five in the Senate, five in the House—show that authoritarian corruption has permeated the party’s power structure. No Republican in leadership is willing to challenge the former president’s lies about the election. Every Republican in leadership is determined to bury the investigation of his coup attempt.”
“The story of the Trump presidency and its aftermath is no longer the story of one failed tyrant. It’s the story of a party that has become a platform for autocrats—and is ready for its next master.”
re: #138 gocart mozart
Republicans are doing all of this and Manchin is telling reporters that he loves Republicans. Arghhh.
re: #158 Patricia Kayden
Republicans are doing all of this and Manchin is telling reporters that he loves Republicans. Arghhh.
I think he’s been genuinely deluded into believing his Republican comrades are saying these things under duress from Trump, that if Trump goes away, they’ll stop saying such dumb things and come back to the light. That delusion is extremely dangerous; these people are active and willing participants in the attempted overthrow of the American government.
Anthime Gionet, the white nationalist livestreamer known as “Baked Alaska,” was just found GUILTY on all three charges during his assault trial in Scottsdale, Arizona.
— Nick Martin (@nickmartin) October 29, 2021
Who is ready for puppy pandas?
Credit Imgur/SusanaTerror pic.twitter.com/Mz00uMnfzY— Danny Deraney (@DannyDeraney) October 28, 2021
Dec 11, 2020:
Alt-Right Troll Baked Alaska Arrested for Macing Scottsdale Bouncer
phoenixnewtimes.com
re: #160 jaunte
Watch him get some stupidly light sentence.
I’ve spent the last 40 years thinking he made it home safely pic.twitter.com/kYvD48dT7c
— 🍒Acidic Blonde™️ (@Acidic_Blonde) October 28, 2021
re: #164 gocart mozart
That’s gotta be a photoshop.
re: #130 mmmirele
Speaking of Apple stuffs, has anyone upgraded to iOS 15 on their phone/iPad?
Yeah. I hate it. I hate how tabs are managed. Pinch and zoom suck and only work half the time. I honestly would roll this shit back if I could.
re: #166 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
Yeah. I hate it. I hate how tabs are managed. Pinch and zoom suck and only work half the time. I honestly would roll this shit back if I could.
Yeah, Apple will never allow customers to do that.
re: #138 gocart mozart
Fuck this lying fascist scumbag to hell.
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Laura was interviewed on the Lunch With Lincoln podcast today. She got pretty feisty making her points when the host was trying to redirect the conversation, and Reed is one of the more likable LP guys (fuck watching Rick Wilson). I liked her a lot.
re: #19 Charles Johnson
I’ve been hearing rumors that Cucker Tarlson is possibly very close to being shit-canned by Fox and they are trying to dot all their Is and cross all their Ts before doing it, so he’s been heading off further into Alex Jones Land with his schtick in preparation to start up an Alex Jones style show.
If there’s any truth to any of that, “The Patriot Purge” thing is either one of the reasons for the potential shit-canning, or part of the prep for his post-Fox grift. I’m leaning to the latter unless Fox is increasingly concerned about financial and legal liability for his shenanigans, and this is a bridge too far.
re: #165 Eclectic Cyborg
That’s gotta be a photoshop.
Before there was PhotoShop, there was MeatShop.
re: #118 Citizen K
The backslide continues unabated with no end in sight.
Update: The court just released a slightly amended order, correcting a typo in the one above. The cert grant in Westmoreland Mining v. EPA is limited to question TWO, not question one as originally stated. The corrected order is below and at this link: https://t.co/ignMZKP1cX pic.twitter.com/dHJeCEubPS
— SCOTUSblog (@SCOTUSblog) October 29, 2021
re: #150 Charles Johnson
Don’t piss that species of bird off, just sayin’… pic.twitter.com/FgM6tuxuzm
— Teo 😷🧼↔️🌡🤬💉 (@Teukka1972) October 30, 2021
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