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Feisty old ladies are done with Donald Trump.
They’ve seen his like before, and have the life experience to recognize a conman when they see him.
Would that their grandkiddies had similar skills at bullshit-detection.
The Republican Party pic.twitter.com/CW3DfMvNtY
— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) February 9, 2024
100% pure, not from concentrate, full flavored fascism.
NY Court tosses a GOP suit claiming that NY’s mail in ballots were illegal/improper.
NY has now made it easier to engage in mail in voting - you no longer need an excuse to get a mail in ballot. This opens up voting to underserved communities, which includes those communities where we often saw long lines on election day.
There are still suits regarding redistricting in NY, and NY is a battleground state since the state’s congressional delegation can almost explain how the GOP retook the chamber - from redistricting that tilted to the GOP thanks to Cuomo, the legislature, and the IRC making a mess of the process.
re: #309 sizzzzlerz
There’s a hilarious take on this interview over on Daily KOS. Apparently, Putin rambled for 40 minutes, not letting Tucker in for air. Instead, he gave 17th century history lessons, how Hitler was justified in invading Poland, and ragging on Tucker for failing to get in the CIA. Quite the clown show.
In today’s incredibly gutsy but probably ill-advised political maneuvers, we have this:
Meanwhile in Russia: pic.twitter.com/xGwISUvg1x
— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) February 9, 2024
re: #4 ericblair
In today’s incredibly gutsy but probably ill-advised political maneuvers, we have this:
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I know this post is 3 weeks old, but I just made the same soup in the same pot so everything looks exactly the same as this picture!
re: #6 Vicious Babushka
Mmmm. That looks sooo good.
re: #6 Vicious Babushka
[eta] What PhillyPretzel said!
Between you and JefferyW, as well as folks like DarthStar and BigPapa, I tend to get awfully hungry while reading LGF.
NBC published excuses for a failing extremist TV host.
Piers Morgan is moving his daily show “Uncensored” from television to YouTube, marking the latest transition of traditional broadcasting talent into the digital space.
Morgan has been hosting “Uncensored” on British channel TalkTV since April 2022. He explained in his penultimate televised broadcast on Thursday that the constraints of linear television no longer suited the needs of the show.
“The truth is that many millions of you are watching us on YouTube every day and across our other digital platforms,” Morgan said in the broadcast. “So much so that cutting short our big interviews and debates to squeeze them into a single hour with commercials no longer makes any real sense.”
Outside the Liberal Democracies, I am not sure how much of a realignment it really is. But it is interesting. (At least to me.)
link:
David Shor on Xitter
Former football star, actor and acquitted murder defendant O.J. Simpson has been diagnosed with cancer, Local 10 News learned Friday.According to sources, Simpson, 76, who previously lived in South Florida, was diagnosed with prostate cancer and is currently undergoing chemotherapy in Las Vegas.
re: #10 ckkatz
Outside the Liberal Democracies, I am not sure how much of a realignment it really is. But it is interesting. (At least to me.)
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“Social Conservative” is a euphemism for theocratic authoritarian.
Don’t go breaking my heart, and out bid me on his shoes.
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re: #12 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈
“Social Conservative” is a euphemism for theocratic authoritarian.
Yes, very true.
If it wasn’t before, it is most certainly becoming that way now.
re: #6 Vicious Babushka
I know this post is 3 weeks old, but I just made the same soup in the same pot so everything looks exactly the same as this picture!
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The soup of Theseus
re: #2 Eclectic Cyborg
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100% pure, not from concentrate, full flavored fascism.
Anyone who has studied history knows that Putin is selling a bullshit version of history.
“Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Russia”?
(I’ve seen spoken about it before in alternate histories published on kremlin . ru / eng
(Edit: Delinkified. Sorry, I didn’t mean to link to the Kremlin. And I’m not sure that’s the actual URL I’d seen in the past.)
re: #2 Eclectic Cyborg
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100% pure, not from concentrate, full flavored fascism.
I still cannot get over how the once militantly anti-Communist Republican Party now totally embraces Putin.
re: #14 ckkatz
Yes, very true.
If it wasn’t before, it is most certainly becoming that way now.
All it took to make the situation clear was a taste of imagined power during the Trump disaster when a criminal failing President pandered to them.
IBM Reopens Its Frozen Pension Plan, Saving the Company Millions
The company has stopped making contributions to 401(k) accounts, and instead giving workers cash credits in a new version of its old pension plan.
. . . Last month, IBM thawed out a defined benefit pension plan that it had froze more than 15 years ago. The company has also stopped making contributions into employee 401(k) accounts.
These moves are startling, because, on the surface, at least, IBM seems to be reversing a decades-long trend of corporations moving away from traditional pension plans. With the old plans, companies promised to pay employees retirement income that rewarded them for long years of service. But these plans were expensive, and IBM and hundreds of other firms instead began to emphasize 401(k)s that moved the primary responsibility for saving and investing to workers. . .
The move has real advantages for some people who work at IBM, particularly those who put little or no money of their own into 401(k)s and who stay at the company for a relatively short while.
Crucially, IBM’s maneuver is likely to be wonderful for its shareholders. The company is saving hundreds of millions of dollars a year by stopping contributions to employee 401(k) accounts. And it doesn’t need to put any money into the pension plan this year — and, probably, for the next few years — because it has plenty of money already in it. On a purely financial standpoint, IBM is improving its cash flow and bottom line. . .
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re: #17 Joe Bacon ✅
I still cannot get over how the once militantly anti-Communist Republican Party now totally embraces Putin.
There’s a part of me that thinks the only reason they’re doing this is because Democrats are strongly anti-Putin. They’re all just like, “Oh, they really don’t like this guy, so he must stand for some wonderful things!” I don’t really think that’s true, but there’s a little niggling doubt.
Not good.
Venezuela is sending troops to its border with Guyana in an escalation of tensions over Guyana’s recent oil boom, according to reports citing satellite images and videos posted by Venezuela’s military.
Venezuela is attempting to annex an area known as Essequibo, in which Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro in December said he would “grant operating licenses for the exploration and exploitation of oil, gas, and mines.”
The Essequibo region encompasses about two-thirds of Guyana’s territory and is where most of its oil resources lie, and the site of massive discoveries and new production by Exxon and partners.
re: #17 Joe Bacon ✅
I still cannot get over how the once militantly anti-Communist Republican Party now totally embraces Putin.
all those anticommunists are gone
this lot has taken over the brand and party structure, that’s all.
just like X today is not what Twitter was 18 mos ago.
we’ve realigned before. they’re doing it now, but just themselves.
re: #20 Nerdy Fish
There’s a part of me that thinks the only reason they’re doing this is because Democrats are strongly anti-Putin. They’re all just like, “Oh, they really don’t like this guy, so he must stand for some wonderful things!” I don’t really think that’s true, but there’s a little niggling doubt.
Republicans now kiss more Russian ass than Earl Browder or Gus Hall ever did!
Another state of the old Confederacy is trying to nullify federal labor law. Georgia is debating a law that would prohibit some corporations from recognizing unions with out a formal, secret ballot election.
re: #17 Joe Bacon ✅
I still cannot get over how the once militantly anti-Communist Republican Party now totally embraces Putin.
Putin is running a theocratic white supremacist fascist state, not a Communist state. And that appeals to the current GOP party.
re: #22 Dangerman
all those anticommunists are gone
this lot has taken over the brand and party structure, that’s all.
just like X today is not what Twitter was 18 mos ago.we’ve realigned before. they’re doing it now, but just themselves.
Of course they would say they still oppose “communism,” defined as “everything we don’t like.”
re: #22 Dangerman
all those anticommunists are gone
this lot has taken over the brand and party structure, that’s all.
just like X today is not what Twitter was 18 mos ago.we’ve realigned before. they’re doing it now, but just themselves.
Russia isn’t communist, so anti-communists have no reason to oppose them. It’s a kleptocracy, the form of government Republicans establish when idiots give them power.
re: #17 Joe Bacon ✅
I still cannot get over how the once militantly anti-Communist Republican Party now totally embraces Putin.
That was godless Russia. This is different. And Trump.
re: #26 Hecuba’s daughter
Putin is running a theocratic white supremacist fascist state, not a Communist state. And that appeals to the current GOP party.
No, Russian sympathizers and dupes in America like Patrick Buchanan and Tucker Carlson are claiming that Russia is a theocratic white supremacist fascist state (in overt and less overt ways).
In fact, Russia is completely opposite.
- One of the world’s highest abortion rates.
- A fertility rate that is horrifically low, leading to population collapse sooner rather than later.
- A church that is controlled by the government (rather than a government that is controlled by the church).
- The right wing fear mongers about “Shariah law in the US”, and talk about Dearbornistan, when the Russians have let Muslims _actually_ take over and have full autonomy and institute Shariah law in parts of Russia like Chechnya.
The only real similarities are:
- They hate gays.
- They like strongmen dictators.
Apropos of the Putin-ballwashing & focus on the past, from below:
re: #186 ericblair
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I tend to agree with this. One thing that unites all of these rightwing movements is an obsession with the past, true or imagined, and no vision of the future. There is no future in Putin’s mind for Russia: just revenge and return to the “past” with empty victories that prove nothing.
Back when I was working alongside Internal Affairs, we used the shorthand “Wound Collector” to refer to cops who had gone off the deep end into paranoid resentment, and used ANY interaction, no matter how benign, to justify their sense of victimhood, and ugly responses.
GOP is the same. They flail about, desperately seeking something they can seize on to twist into a rationale for them inflicting pain on others.
As George says...Ohhhhhhhhhhh Myyyyyyyyyyyyy!
Chief Witness Against Matt Gaetz Is Cooperating
“A lawyer for the chief witness against Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) said on Friday that the witness was cooperating with a House Ethics Committee investigation into whether Mr. Gaetz had sex with an underage girl while he was serving in Congress,” the New York Times reports.
“Fritz Scheller, a lawyer for Mr. Gaetz’s former friend and political ally Joel Greenberg, said he provided documents to the committee that he said backed up his client’s claims that he witnessed Mr. Gaetz having sex with a 17-year-old girl.”
re: #28 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈
Russia isn’t communist, so anti-communists have no reason to oppose them. It’s a kleptocracy, the form of government Republicans establish when idiots give them power.
i know
i was respondnig to #17 re where all teh anti hard liners went
re: #31 aatharuv
No, Russian sympathizers and dupes in America like Patrick Buchanan and Tucker Carlson are claiming that Russia is a theocratic white supremacist fascist state (in overt and less overt ways).
……..
- The right wing fear mongers about “Shariah law in the US”, and talk about Dearbornistan, when the Russians have let Muslims _actually_ take over and have full autonomy and institute Shariah law in parts of Russia like Chechnya.The only real similarities are:
- They hate gays.
- They like strongmen dictators.
But then doesn’t that mean that those states are theocratic? So maybe theocracy on a state-by-state basis depending on the state religion.
re: #21 Shropshire Slasher
When I was in Venezuela, back in 1970-71, there was a whole bunch of Venezuelan domestic drum beating about how the Colombians were going to attack Venezuela and that the Venezuelan Army needed to attack first.
My family knew the American Embassy Military Attache at the time. His assessment was that such a war would be over in 72 hours. With the Colombian Army in Caracas(capital city of Venezuela).
Needless to say, the Venezuelan drum beating was in response to domestic Venezuelan unrest. And nothing came of it.
re: #33 Joe Bacon ✅
Reindicted, yes it feels so good…
re: #37 darthstar
Reindicted, yes it feels so good…
Well, I guess that…the GAETZ are closing in on L’il Matt because of his…Misery Date…
re: #38 Joe Bacon ✅
Well, I guess that…the GAETZ are closing in on L’il Matt because of his…Misery Date…
*WHACK!*
re: #33 Joe Bacon ✅
What are the odds that this is Mike Johnson’s ace in the hole to get Gaetz and the Freedumb caucus to toe the line - that he’d go nuclear to stay in power at any cost, including allowing the investigation to proceed and let the DOJ it’s ok to prosecute Gaetz for child sex trafficking and other assorted crimes.
Yeah, grab your popcorn. This is gonna get salty.
trying to wrap my taxes up after American Century coughed up their combo 1099 DIV/B/etc. form. I had the very weird experience of discovering a kind of “hole” in the process where my contributing 750 dollars to my HSA resulted in my having taxes owed of about 300 dollars, and where any amount over that did nothing more. Meanwhile, any amount under that resulted in my taxes owed going up to roughly 700 dollars. I’m assuming the deduction is structured as some kind of credit, maybe based on percentage of income? And that any amount over the threshhold does nothing, while an amount less than the threshhold doesn’t trigger anything. I’d kind of assumed it was just a sort dollar for dollar credit, like an IRA contribution. Nope!
re: #37 darthstar
Reindicted, yes it feels so good…
Matt might get expelled from Congress, but he’s already skated on the child sex trafficking legally when it was claimed, possibly by one of Matt’s friends in government, that Joel was too unreliable a witness.
60 degrees in Harrisburg Pa and some bugs are out.
On February 9th.
I expect some buds to pop.
And then that door will slam shut.
re: #44 nines09
One of my neighbors has a dandelion on their lawn.
re: #45 PhillyPretzel ✅
One of my neighbors has a dandelion on their lawn.
That would be a lot less worrying if you were BatonRougePretzel.
re: #44 nines09
60 degrees in Harrisburg Pa and some bugs are out.
On February 9th.
I expect some buds to pop.
And then that door will slam shut.
It’s back down to 32 degrees this afternoon, as I’m smoking some pork for dinner. It’s supposed to be slightly warmer early next week, up around 36 or 37, but then below freezing by next weekend.
re: #46 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈
Hmm. There have been very warm February days and then Philly gets hit with ice and snow a few days later.
Normal Oregon weather. Overcast and very cool. Cool everywhere you look.
re: #17 Joe Bacon ✅
I still cannot get over how the once militantly anti-Communist Republican Party now totally embraces Putin.
Russia today has much more in common with Nazi Germany than the USSR. IMO that perfectly explains the 180 turn the Republicans have done.
Interesting possible update on the Tucker Moscow misadventure.
Gerashchenko is a Ukrainian govt advisor. But was ?re-xhitted? by Anne Applebaum, who is fairly knowledgeable about the politics of this region.
link:
Anne Applebaum retweet.
re: #40 lawhawk
What are the odds that this is Mike Johnson’s ace in the hole to get Gaetz and the Freedumb caucus to toe the line - that he’d go nuclear to stay in power at any cost, including allowing the investigation to proceed and let the DOJ it’s ok to prosecute Gaetz for child sex trafficking and other assorted crimes.
Yeah, grab your popcorn. This is gonna get salty.
this is far too strategic-like (imo)
johnson is in way over his head
he’s a fair-to-poor politician
he doesnt get how the game works at the level he’s at
he’s the peter principle.
and not just one above his level of competence, but several.
he was able to leap frog up because he got elected.
and he got elected because no one else wanted the job.
no.
he’s not that clever, even if he reads your post.
re: #51 ckkatz
“A snob and a useful idiot who got a meaningful fee, but was lazy and lacked creativity.”
Well, on that score, I’d say Putin absolutely nailed it. Gotta give the devil his due.
Time to call it a day - have a good one, Lizards and stay healthy.
re: #36 ckkatz
When I was in Venezuela, back in 1970-71, there was a whole bunch of Venezuelan domestic drum beating about how the Colombians were going to attack Venezuela and that the Venezuelan Army needed to attack first.
My family knew the American Embassy Military Attache at the time. His assessment was that such a war would be over in 72 hours. With the Colombian Army in Caracas(capital city of Venezuela).
Needless to say, the Venezuelan drum beating was in response to domestic Venezuelan unrest. And nothing came of it.
Well, “a while ago” as that was, it’s likely the Venezuelan drum-beating was predicated on the realistic assessment that Colombia actually had, y’know, a real army and all: the difference in the situations now is that Guyana probably does not (no idea of that country’s military capabilities - they are likely to be meager). So it’s probably a pleasing prospect for Maduro to “do a Putin” - with the Essequibo region as his “Ukraine” - gloriously “reclaiming” their “lost territory” in a quick cakewalk war against a feeble opponent; and using wartime exigencies to (no surprise) crack down on any domestic opposition.
Of course, the main thing about using wars to boost one’s political popularity is that you have to win…. (usually)
re: #30 Joe Bacon ✅
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If Obama had sent even a dozen BLM activists to disrupt the 2016 electoral vote count he would have been arrested, convicted and jailed.
If Obama was running for election in 2020 instead of 2008, the Supreme Court would have barred him from ballots due to Donald Trump’s birtherism claims.
re: #48 PhillyPretzel ✅
A lot of warm ups are followed by 6-8 inches of snow is the formula usually. Give it a week.
Cold wet springs that suddenly turn into 80’ days suck.
re: #57 nines09
Yes. That makes for a very wet spring. Allergies bloom. :(
re: #58 PhillyPretzel ✅
Just looked. Monday night into Tuesday…. 2-4 inches.
Swell.
re: #33 Joe Bacon ✅
As George says...Ohhhhhhhhhhh Myyyyyyyyyyyyy!
Chief Witness Against Matt Gaetz Is Cooperating
“A lawyer for the chief witness against Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) said on Friday that the witness was cooperating with a House Ethics Committee investigation into whether Mr. Gaetz had sex with an underage girl while he was serving in Congress,” the New York Times reports.
“Fritz Scheller, a lawyer for Mr. Gaetz’s former friend and political ally Joel Greenberg, said he provided documents to the committee that he said backed up his client’s claims that he witnessed Mr. Gaetz having sex with a 17-year-old girl.”
Problem is he was cooperating with the FBI as well and the DOJ chose not to prosecute. While I fully encourage dragging Gaetz through the mud I doubt this has much other effect.
re: #59 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈
I’m told this is not satire.
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Uther Pendragon’s Law: Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from SORCERY!!!!
re: #59 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈
Run it on YouTube. Read the comments. Weep for humanity.
jfc
re: #60 nines09
Philly’s weather;
forecast.weather.gov
re: #63 nines09
Run it on YouTube. Read the comments. Weep for humanity.
jfc
He’s cultivated an audience of absolute lunatics. Acting insane online does that.
re: #63 nines09
Run it on YouTube. Read the comments. Weep for humanity.
jfc
Those people are living in an imagined virtual reality that this maniac constructs for them.
The Book Version of Biden Is Quite Different
“Foer’s book [ The Last Politician] , the most far-reaching study of the Biden White House so far, presents an aging president who’s nonetheless fully engaged in the job, stumbling more when he loses his temper — blurting out Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema’s private negotiating position, telling a Democrat who resists the Build Back Better package that she’s ‘the opposition’ — than when he loses his train of thought.”
Sounds about right.
re: #65 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈
Looney as lice
Former Dutch PM and his wife euthanized hand in hand at age 93 after being together more than 70 years. I guess you can see this as touching or horrifying, depending on how you feel about euthanasia. IMHO, if they were both ready to go at age 93 I have no problem with it.
re: #59 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈
It’s Mark Driscoll. He hates anything that keeps him from fleecing money from fools dumb enough to give to his mini$ty.
re: #68 silverdolphin
The Book Version of Biden Is Quite Different
Sounds about right.
Those examples don’t sound like stumbles either, unless you think all of politics should be played nice.
re: #59 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈
I’m told this is not satire.
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Everything he says is true, I saw it in a Bruce Willis movie.
re: #73 Joe Bacon ✅
It’s Mark Driscoll. He hates anything that keeps him from fleecing money from fools dumb enough to give to his mini$ty.
I figured our resident protestor would fill me in, but you beat her to the punch.
Russian Telegram channels reported that the interview with Carlson and Carlson himself was not to Putin’s liking, and the interview itself was considered a failure:
“The Kovalchuk clan sharply criticizes the idea of an interview with the American journalist Carlson. They say… https://t.co/sCql6QuhkW pic.twitter.com/iyPZDTP2JW— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) February 9, 2024
re: #51 ckkatz
Interesting possible update on the Tucker Moscow misadventure.
Gerashchenko is a Ukrainian govt advisor. But was ?re-xhitted? by Anne Applebaum, who is fairly knowledgeable about the politics of this region.
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Anne Applebaum retweet.
Am I wrong for imagining this possibly ending with Tucker having an unfortunate run in with a window?
re: #77 gocart mozart
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I wonder if Tucker is avoiding going above the 1st floor in buildings so he doesn’t fall out a window or down an elevator shaft onto bullets.
Zeddo update
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I’ve been thinking more about the disqualification case, and IMO it’s a complete no-brainer to rule in favor of disqualification, with the only argument necessary being state’s rights/federalism 101. You don’t even need to reach any questions about Trump’s insurrection, lack of criminal conviction thereof etc.
1) The state legislatures pick the electors (or decide how the electors will be picked). That means any state legislature can, as it pleases, cancel president elections within the state and directly pick electors itself. That’s indisputably constitutional, since that’s what the states did for a significant fraction of US history.
2) It is at least arguable that a state could even have presidential elections, and then the state legislature intervene and pick the electors directly if the legislature doesn’t like the result. As far as I know, a naked power grab like this wasn’t done by Republicans in 2020. Instead they did lies and bullshit about the election results.
3) Give this background (especially point #1), there doesn’t even seem to be an argument that CO doesn’t have the power to disqualify presidential candidates from its ballots, for any reason whatsoever (e.g., Trump’s hideous hair). In fact, the disqualification CO is not frivolous, and results from an honest attempt to account for reality (i.e., Trump’s insurrection and the 14th amendment).
Now of course this can all turn into a dumpster fire (especially if GOP-run purple states follow option #2), but federalism is always an invitation to a dumpster fire. It is not SCOTUS’s job to prevent the dumpster fire aspects of federalism/states rights while keeping all parts of that wretched system that favor Republicans.
re: #80 Vicious Babushka
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re: #79 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈
I wonder if Tucker is avoiding going above the 1st floor in buildings so he doesn’t fall out a window or down an elevator shaft onto bullets.
One minute. 😛
Still getting used to the ground literally shaking underneath my feet. Oh, LA
re: #80 Vicious Babushka
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re: #80 Vicious Babushka
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re: #80 Vicious Babushka
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re: #80 Vicious Babushka
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re: #40 lawhawk
What are the odds that this is Mike Johnson’s ace in the hole to get Gaetz and the Freedumb caucus to toe the line - that he’d go nuclear to stay in power at any cost, including allowing the investigation to proceed and let the DOJ it’s ok to prosecute Gaetz for child sex trafficking and other assorted crimes.
Yeah, grab your popcorn. This is gonna get salty.
I don’t think Mikey is that talented. Or smart. If it happens, he lucked into it.
wow, that was some shaking out here in Thousand Oaks, so exciting and scary -the 53rd anniversary for my first earthquake in Sylmar.
re: #91 SerialUpDinger
wow, that was some shaking out here in Thousand Oaks, so exciting and scary -the 53rd anniversary for my first earthquake in Sylmar.
I will never forget that one or Northridge
re: #81 EPR-radar
….
2) It is at least arguable that a state could even have presidential elections, and then the state legislature intervene and pick the electors directly if the legislature doesn’t like the result. As far as I know, a naked power grab like this wasn’t done by Republicans in 2020. Instead they did lies and bullshit about the election results.….
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That’s true but they would have had to pass a law to redefine how electors were selected. So — the day they knew Trump lost, they would quickly have had to call a special legislative session to change the law? And get it passed and signed before December 14? I supposed they could have tried this months earlier, but there might have been some public objection to such an outrageous change in the rules
re: #80 Vicious Babushka
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yeah we did the twist here a little bit ago 4.7
You have to think the Russians around Putin and Putin himself holds Tucker in low regard.
If fact, if he was a member of Russian media and he met with Biden to wax his carrot, he would be a footnote in the obituaries.
Stooge.
re: #80 Vicious Babushka
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The quake was up in Malibu - 4.7 according to an app I have. Just felt like a big sudden jolt here.
Denver weather:
9:30 am — two inches of snow on the ground, full overcast and still snowing, streets wet and a little slick in spots
1:30 pm — bright blue skies with a couple of fluffy clouds, streets and sidewalks dry except for the north-facing areas (like my driveway)
3:00 pm — still sunshine but clouds massing on the western horizon, obscuring all but the first range of hilly things in that direction
6pm — snow predicted to start again, though with luck it might wait till the last bit of rush hour, and continuing all through Saturday. Predictions range from ‘snow showers’ to ‘2-4” in some areas, up to 8” near the foothills’
Sunday — Sunny, high near or at 40
In other words, normal February
re: #93 Hecuba’s daughter
That’s true but they would have had to pass a law to redefine how electors were selected. So — the day they knew Trump lost, they would quickly have had to call a special legislative session to change the law? And get it passed and signed before December 14? I supposed they could have tried this months earlier, but there might have been some public objection to such an outrageous change in the rules
I don’t think they could make that retroactive. As in, once the election happened, the results were the results.
re: #80 Vicious Babushka
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The weather here in Northern Virginia is supposed to be 65degF. But with overcast skies and cold ground, it certainly feels colder. Nothing earthshaking, though.
I got an email that looks like it’s from Google saying someone tried to log in with my password in Russia. This was not sent to my Google account, and instead says they logged into my work Outlook address somehow on Google. This seems too obvious, even when filtering to only get replies from idiots.
re: #80 Vicious Babushka
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re: #12 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈
“Social Conservative” aka ready and eager to beat down on the Gays. And Jews. And Blacks. And anyone not them.
Then after that, they’ll start drilling down into rival families.
re: #101 Nerdy Fish
I don’t think they could make that retroactive. As in, once the election happened, the results were the results.
You are right. That would make it an ex post facto law — and those are illegal. So they would have had to do it months earlier, and gotten a lot of probably very bad press for taking that action. OTOH, that’s never stopped modern day Republicans before.
How do you surreptitiously remove and replace a 1,100 lb Wright R-1820 Cyclone 9 engine from one crashed B-17 into another another B-17 while detained by Russian troops? (very carefully)
. . . Returning from his 33rd mission, the mammoth Feb. 3, 1945, air raid on Berlin, Mr. Spiegel managed to belly-land on a frozen potato field in Reczyn, Poland. While the crews’ families were informed that their kin were missing in action, they were held by Russian troops.
Uncertain what to do with putative allies, the Russians awaited orders from their superiors. But instead of staying put, Mr. Spiegel and his fellow officers surreptitiously removed an engine and a tire from their own plane to repair another hobbled B-17 that had crashed nearby. They bartered for fuel and, on March 17, the combined crews escaped to Foggia, Italy, where they were able to notify their families back home that they had survived. Mr. Spiegel led two more missions, then returned home to New York on Aug. 31, 1945. . .
It’s past time for someone to slap the Texas fascists down on basis of the 11th and 14th amendments.
So now, Texas conservatives are testing the limits of their power beyond state lines.
Some cities and counties have passed so-called travel bans aimed at stopping Texans from driving to abortion appointments in other states. Meanwhile, Attorney General Ken Paxton has demanded medical records from at least two out-of-state clinics that provide gender-affirming care to minors.
“This request from the Texas Attorney General is a clear attempt to intimidate providers of gender-affirming care and parents and families seeking that care outside of Texas and other states with bans,” Dr. Izzy Lowell, a Georgia physician who received one such demand letter, said in a statement.
These recent efforts to restrict or scrutinize what Texans do out-of-state raise an important question: Just how far does Texas’ authority over its residents extend?
Is Mr. Majors too dark-skinned to go work for Ben Shapiro, or does abusing women make up for that?
They described Majors as “a controlling, threatening figure who isolated them from friends and career pursuits,” according to a new report in the New York Times. Duncan, Majors’ ex-fiancée, accused the actor of choking her, throwing her around and bruising her. Hooper, who became pregnant and had agreed to an abortion while seeing Majors, also said that he had emotionally abused her. Both Duncan and Hooper told the New York Times that “they experienced his hot and cold tendencies” and “manipulative behavior they have come to understand as love bombing.”
The women’s allegations against the 34-year-old actor were submitted to a New York court ahead of his December trial to show a pattern of behavior, but the judge in Majors’ case did not allow the statements into evidence, the New York Times reported. (The newspaper obtained the statements before the trial and said it subsequently confirmed the interactions by contacting multiple friends of the women and with other documents and records.)
Additionally, the “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” and “Creed III” actor was accused of a “history of volatility” while allegedly repeatedly confronting female co-workers on the set of the HBO drama “Lovecraft Country,” leading to a complaint to the network.
Jonathan Majors accused of abuse by two more women, troubling behavior on ‘Lovecraft Country’ (LA Times)
re: #98 ckkatz
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re: #93 Hecuba’s daughter
That’s true but they would have had to pass a law to redefine how electors were selected. So — the day they knew Trump lost, they would quickly have had to call a special legislative session to change the law? And get it passed and signed before December 14? I supposed they could have tried this months earlier, but there might have been some public objection to such an outrageous change in the rules
this was brought up yesterday
no one was comfortable with the idea of changing the procedure after the vote
re: #121 jeffreyw
I’m 16 episodes into the Prime version.
that’s the Chinese one? I’m at episode 14.
re: #126 darthstar
Fact check: True.
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It’s the only one we KNOW of (so far…..)
Schwarzenegger’s message to the Russian people: My father was a Nazi. Don’t be like him. Putin is a fascist dictator like Hitler. Don’t believe his lies. Don’t follow his illegal orders. Don’t participate in the illegal war against the people of Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/0dOiazmHXe
— Jamison Daniel (@AntiquarianMuse) February 9, 2024
re: #123 sagehen
that’s the Chinese one? I’m at episode 14.
I thought he was kidding because I didn’t think there could be three versions, and didn’t think shows have 16+ episodes in a season anymore. Provincial thinking.
re: #100 CleverToad
Denver weather:
9:30 am — two inches of snow on the ground, full overcast and still snowing, streets wet and a little slick in spots
1:30 pm — bright blue skies with a couple of fluffy clouds, streets and sidewalks dry except for the north-facing areas (like my driveway)
3:00 pm — still sunshine but clouds massing on the western horizon, obscuring all but the first range of hilly things in that direction6pm — snow predicted to start again, though with luck it might wait till the last bit of rush hour, and continuing all through Saturday. Predictions range from ‘snow showers’ to ‘2-4” in some areas, up to 8” near the foothills’
Sunday — Sunny, high near or at 40
In other words, normal February
Today was almost spring like. Just needed to heat up a few more degrees in the afternoon.
re: #123 sagehen
that’s the Chinese one? I’m at episode 14.
Yep. It’s slow but starting to get meaty.
Radical Xtians want civil war.
Far-right pastor: ‘Civil war’ would be ‘worth it’ to ‘turn this nation back’ if Trump wins
A far-right evangelical pastor recently suggested that if former President Donald Trump were to be elected to a second term, a “civil war” wouldn’t be entirely unwelcome.
During a recent episode of his Truth & Liberty podcast posted by Right Wing Watch, televangelist Andrew Wommack was addressing a point made by a caller who asked how America could have another revolution to convert the United States to a nation that would “use the Bible as the constitution.” Wommack then talked excitedly conversations he’s had with fellow believers who would “physically fight” for Christian nationalist values.
“I’ve actually had people say that if Trump was to be elected if we got a conservative Congress, that they fear that we would have another civil war,” Wommack said. “And you know what? I don’t want a civil war, I don’t know anybody that does, but would it be worth it? To turn this nation back? I believe it would.”
Poor Prof. Miano, still trying the online dating waters:
youtube.com
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re: #130 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈
I thought he was kidding because I didn’t think there could be three versions, and didn’t think shows have 16+ episodes in a season anymore. Provincial thinking.
I’m halfway through. 30 eps!
re: #17 Joe Bacon ✅
I still cannot get over how the once militantly anti-Communist Republican Party now totally embraces Putin.
They want their own strongman leader who hunts bears with his bare hands while riding bareback bare-chested.
re: #134 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
Dammit… there used to be an alternative YouTube link to let Shorts be like the other videos… but either YouTube or Dr. Miano took that away.
re: #135 jeffreyw
I’m halfway through. 30 eps!
I’m starting this evening, but am now concerned that it takes 11 hours+ to get moving.
Yep. It’s slow but starting to get meaty.
re: #137 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
Have to use the “embed” code from YouTube.
re: #133 Joe Bacon ✅
Wommack is making money from the suckers hand over fist. A civil war might interfere with that.
csindy.com
re: #137 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
Dammit… there used to be an alternative YouTube link to let Shorts be like the other videos… but either YouTube or Dr. Miano took that away.
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re: #133 Joe Bacon ✅
a nation that would “use the Bible as the constitution.”
Well, shit. What could POSSIBLY go wrong with that?
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re: #143 Eclectic Cyborg
Well, shit. What could POSSIBLY go wrong with that?
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There’s not enough gopherwood to build a carrier task force.
re: #144 Decatur Deb
There’s not enough gopherwood to build a carrier task force.
We will need two Supreme Courts: one for the Old Testament and one for the New (the former allowing Jewish judges to serve, but not women as that is forbidden by the Bible)
re: #145 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
We will need two Supreme Courts: one for the Old Testament and one for the New (the former allowing Jewish judges to serve, but not women as that is forbidden by the Bible)
The National Shellfish Council is going to be pissed.
re: #145 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
re: #146 Decatur Deb
Women can’t serve on the courts? Deborah would be very angry with that.
en.wikipedia.org
re: #146 Decatur Deb
The National Shellfish Council is going to be pissed.
Or the National Blended Fabrics Council
re: #148 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
Or the National Blended Fabrics Council
Mass unemployment for tattoo artists.
re: #80 Vicious Babushka
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There would still be an OSHA construction standard.
I don’t know, guys. If we return to the Bible then all the billionaires have to surrender their money to the poor. It’s so crazy it just might work!
re: #152 Unabogie
I don’t know, guys. If we return to the Bible then all the billionaires have to surrender their money to the poor. It’s so crazy it just might work!
Never mind, then.
Tucker Carlson - “a snob and a useful idiot who got a meaningful fee, but was lazy and lacked creativity.”
- Vlad Putin pic.twitter.com/LeBzkOsUhj— Ed Mix (@EdMix13) February 9, 2024
re: #99 Charles Johnson
The quake was up in Malibu - 4.7 according to an app I have. Just felt like a big sudden jolt here.
In the 70s I was 5 miles away from a 4.somthin at 6 AM. Everybody on the block peeked out the front door to see whose house got hit by a truck.
re: #146 Decatur Deb
The National Shellfish Council is going to be pissed.
Not to mention the National Pork Producers Council.
re: #156 sagehen
Not to mention the National Pork Producers Council.
Y’all got some explaining to do. We visited the ruins of a Byzantine church on the East bank of the Kinneret. It was there to mark the site where Jesus cast out demons in Luke:8 and Matthew:8. The many demons turned loose infested a large herd of swine, who rushed into the lake and drowned.
What was going on with a large herd of Jewish swine? White steak?
re: #140 jaunte
Wommack is making money from the suckers hand over fist. A civil war might interfere with that.
csindy.com
Are you calling for civil war?
You’ve clearly never seen what civil war can wreak, because you don’t want that shit for your people.
You can’t handle wearing a mask for a few minutes, but you think you’ll be fine when power goes out, telecommunications are cut?— Max Shields (@Max_Shields) December 18, 2020
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