Stewart Rhodes, the founder of the far-right group known as the Oath Keepers, was sentenced to 18 years in prison for seditious conspiracy and other crimes related to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, receiving by far the longest sentence in a Jan. 6 case to date.
Rhodes didn’t even try to pretend to be remorseful.
Rhodes: “I cannot ignore the text of the Constitution. They have created a Constitutional crisis”
“Characterizing all Trump supporters as terrorists, racists and fools.. does not help”— Scott MacFarlane (@MacFarlaneNews) May 25, 2023
The good news is that One-Eyed Terrorist will not be subjected to Woke Corporations for the next 18 years. 😘🌈😘🌈😘🏳🌈😘🏳🌈😘
re: #2 Dr. Matt
The good news is that One-Eyed Terrorist will not be subjected to Woke Corporations for the next 18 years. 😘🌈😘🌈😘🏳🌈😘🏳🌈😘
He will never again have to see Teh Geyh Agenda of Target, drive by a library he won’t ever enter knowing there are books by Black authors, or worry about who Bud Light sends a can of beer to of whom he doesn’t approve. Oh the humanity.
re: #3 Dave In Austin
Pinhead the Pirate gets 18 yrs!! Woo Hoo!!
Pirates covered one eye so they could use it to see at night after a flash. Rhodes shot his eye out because he’s stupid.
‘Alpha’ Elmo, the Whitest guy you will ever see, is caught on video tripping at a rave:
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re: #2 Dr. Matt
The good news is that One-Eyed Terrorist will not be subjected to Woke Corporations for the next 18 years. 😘🌈😘🌈😘🏳🌈😘🏳🌈😘
Ahhh…18 years or until the next R becomes dictator.
CNN is doing it again. They didn’t lose enough viewers the first time, I guess.
re: #9 Charles Johnson
CNN is doing it again. They didn’t lose enough viewers the first time, I guess.
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If they bring in an audience of Trumpers, I might watch just to see Pence get booed.
SCOTUS rewrites Clean Water Act to allow more water pollution.
Five members of the Supreme Court dealt a crushing blow to the Clean Water Act, rewriting the word “adjacent” in the law to mean “adjoining,” thus leaving unprotected from pollution, and EPA oversight, vast swaths of wetlands.https://t.co/EGbNHDDJG4
Justice Elena Kagan: pic.twitter.com/n9XbH8mfWK— Cristian Farias (@cristianafarias) May 25, 2023
Well isn’t that special?
Man who parades AR-15 at school bus stop posted admiring remarks about Hitler
I did hours of research on A.H . I gotta say he’s a remarkable leader
— vlonejdenn (@McadoryJden) May 12, 2023
re: #11 No Malarkey!
Another Garbage In, Garbage Out ruling.
Their ideas do not have any connection to the real world. Perfect legal reasoning that ignores what happens in the real world.
— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) May 25, 2023
re: #14 Dangerman (sigh…only in America)
I’m assuming this is a joke.
re: #1 No Malarkey!
Rhodes didn’t even try to pretend to be remorseful.
Because he reckons with being pardoned as soon as the GOP takes back the White House
From the previous thread:
For those under 50
Life wasn’t like this just a few decades ago
Those stories of 1 job per family w/ a pension, wages enough to buy a house, a car, put your kids through college and STILL have a few bucks to save
Its not a fantasy
They took it all away for greedy corporations— Rick Taylor (@OhRick4) May 25, 2023
It certainly wasn’t like that for everyone (cough my family), but the Fifties through Seventies was probably the greatest opportunity for the unwashed majority of the country to actually have a shot at making a modest but decent living for themselves and their children.
Then they pulled the ladder up.
The same generation behind the sexual revolution, the anti-Vietnam War protests, the push for equal rights for minorities and women, went hugely for Ronald Reagan because of the misfortune of the Iranian Revolution (which Reagan had a hand in ratfucking so he could get elected) and the misfortune of the hostage rescue mission.
Typical of a conservative, as soon as Ronald Reagan got what he wanted from Iran (delaying the release of the hostages so he could get elected), he threw Iran under a bus.
The compliant media helped with their nightly “days since the hostages were seized” counters to ensure that everyone was reminded about what was happening during the reëlection campaign of former President Carter.
The only good (I refuse to be charitable) is Ronald Reagan died losing his mind to Alzheimer’s Disease and Jimmy Carter is still alive.
I just spoke with Rhodes’s defense team. They said they were surprised by the *leniency* of the sentence … after hearing the judge’s scathing words about Rhodes today
— Scott MacFarlane (@MacFarlaneNews) May 25, 2023
Debt ceiling talks make grindingly slow progress kind of like Wagner in Bakhmut. The question is can McCarthy wring enough concessions out of President Biden to allow him to convincingly declare victory and prevent an all-out revolt by the Freedumb Caucus.
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In (Twitter) Space, no one can hear you launch ™ .
re: #21 No Malarkey!
Debt ceiling talks make grindingly slow progress kind of like Wagner in Bakhmut. The question is can McCarthy wring enough concessions out of President Biden to allow him to convincingly declare victory and prevent an all-out revolt by the Freedumb Caucus.
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President Joe Biden and top Republican lawmaker Kevin McCarthy are edging close to a deal on the U.S. debt ceiling, with the parties just $70 billion apart on discretionary spending
re: #1 No Malarkey!
Rhodes didn’t even try to pretend to be remorseful.
He continues trying to incite with his rhetoric, that sentence should have been the full 25 years.
Robin Williams on Donald Trump. 2012 pic.twitter.com/vgd7q6xIr5
— Optimistic Lizard 🌊proud to be a LIBERAL (@rex197878) May 25, 2023
Maybe Bannon and Trump can share a prison cell.
As some readers noticed, a trial date was previously set for November 2023.
Without speculating as to the causes for the adjournment, there have been shake-ups inside Bannon’s legal team.
Also, Justice Merchan has another high-profile case on his docket: People v. Trump.— Adam Klasfeld (@KlasfeldReports) May 25, 2023
re: #20 Barefoot Grin
Leaning in to my earlier comment that this was not as harsh a ruling as his words indicated. Mehta suggested a max sentence was in order, and he gave something less. Instead of a crim proc hornbook thrown, he threw a nolo paperback.
re: #5 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
He will never again have to see Teh Geyh Agenda of Target, drive by a library he won’t ever enter knowing there are books by Black authors, or worry about who Bud Light sends a can of beer to of whom he doesn’t approve. Oh the humanity.
There’s tons of M/M sex in prison. Some of it’s even consensual.
Michael J is a moran.
Liberals are already instituting segregation not the gop.🤡
— Michael J (@mentallibs) May 25, 2023
re: #28 lawhawk
Leaning in to my earlier comment that this was not as harsh a ruling as his words indicated. Mehta suggested a max sentence was in order, and he gave something less. Instead of a crim proc hornbook thrown, he threw a nolo paperback.
Rhodes got a long enough sentence that there is a distinct possibility that he will die in prison.
Any job handling money like this should have more than one person involved. They might work together to steal, but odds are a lot lower than when one person is in charge.
CHICAGO — A former manager with the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services is accused of stealing at least $1.6 million in funds meant for day care services and spending the money at a casino.
Shauntelle Pridgeon was charged with fraud in a federal complaint that was handed down earlier this month but unsealed this week after Pridgeon was taken into custody.
Pridgeon had worked as a social service community planner for DCFS from 2015 until the fraud was uncovered last summer, according to the complaint. She was responsible for approving daycare providers for children placed under the care of DCFS.
Former DCFS manager accused of stealing at least $1.6M in day care funds and spending it at casino (ABC 7)
How many here remember?
Joke is on the Transformed Wife, the class was “History of Republicans in Congress” and she chose Larry Craig.
— Your BFF Willow (@saltysuburban29) May 25, 2023
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Interesting!
NASA Research Reveals Saturn is Losing Its Rings at “Worst-Case-Scenario” Rate
New NASA research confirms that Saturn is losing its iconic rings at the maximum rate estimated from Voyager 1 & 2 observations made decades ago. The rings are being pulled into Saturn by gravity as a dusty rain of ice particles under the influence of Saturn’s magnetic field.
“We estimate that this ‘ring rain’ drains an amount of water products that could fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool from Saturn’s rings in half an hour,” said James O’Donoghue of NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. “From this alone, the entire ring system will be gone in 300 million years, but add to this the Cassini-spacecraft measured ring-material detected falling into Saturn’s equator, and the rings have less than 100 million years to live. This is relatively short, compared to Saturn’s age of over 4 billion years.” O’Donoghue is lead author of a study on Saturn’s ring rain appearing in Icarus December 17.
Scientists have long wondered if Saturn was formed with the rings or if the planet acquired them later in life. The new research favors the latter scenario, indicating that they are unlikely to be older than 100 million years, as it would take that long for the C-ring to become what it is today assuming it was once as dense as the B-ring. “We are lucky to be around to see Saturn’s ring system, which appears to be in the middle of its lifetime. However, if rings are temporary, perhaps we just missed out on seeing giant ring systems of Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune, which have only thin ringlets today!” O’Donoghue added.
Various theories have been proposed for the ring’s origin. If the planet got them later in life, the rings could have formed when small, icy moons in orbit around Saturn collided, perhaps because their orbits were perturbed by a gravitational tug from a passing asteroid or comet.
re: #30 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
Michael J is a moran.
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Yep. I enjoy taunting morons.
You’re right to sign that post with a clown, clown.
— Jeff Flanagan (@JeffMFlanagan) May 25, 2023
Y’all it’s gonna be a long year and a half pic.twitter.com/eFCDoB6tnQ
— Wendy McRoberts ❄️🌊🏳️🌈🤗 (@wendy_mcroberts) May 24, 2023
Rhodes got half the sentence he deserved. Fucker.
re: #17 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
From the previous thread:
It certainly wasn’t like that for everyone (cough my family), but the Fifties through Seventies was probably the greatest opportunity for the unwashed majority of the country to actually have a shot at making a modest but decent living for themselves and their children.
Pssst. GI Bill. Tens of millions went to college without having to go into debt. Then the FHA subsidized their mortgages, in suburban developments the Feds had subsidized the building of. And the highways that made those suburbs into places where big-city workers could park their families.
The vast majority of voters, including “christian” “conservatives”, were totally in favor of this. At least until the Civil Rights Acts and associated court cases, when suddenly these government bennies weren’t only for white people anymore. That’s when it became “communism” and had to be ended.
re: #12 Joe Bacon ✅
Well isn’t that special?
Man who parades AR-15 at school bus stop posted admiring remarks about Hitler
The person they interviewed at the end noted the bill only “punishes” people who legally obtain guns, while many crimes are committed using illegally-obtained guns.
I wish someone would push back on that brain-dead NRA talking point. Nearly every gun sold new was legally-obtained originally. It became an illegal gun because it was stolen (she mentions people leaving them in cars and having them taken in a robbery) or illegally sold.
Those would count as “failure to control your weapon” (especially with a stolen gun you didn’t report stolen because you don’t trust the gubmint). Loss of rights, jail or fines if appropriate.
Gee Josh, now we can drain our used motor oil right into the creek/pond right out back of the mobile home and feel the freedom. THANKS! pic.twitter.com/6otvTxOxYw
— TravisBlues (@Travisblues01) May 25, 2023
re: #40 🐈 Crush White Nationalism 🐈
It’s also an allegory about fucking clueless management that think they know everything.
re: #46 Charles Johnson
Killer whales wreck boat…
Not only that, they’re teaching other orcas how to do it. Wait a few years, and it’s Orcamageddon for your 20-footer.
Well from the last thread, the fellow named “Lew” who was complaining about “both-sides” and saying people are standing up against being called fascists who believe those doing it are socialists or communists, decided that this was a good time to delete his post. Apparently the dragging got to be too much.
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re: #48 ericblair
Not only that, they’re teaching other orcas how to do it. Wait a few years, and it’s Orcamageddon for your 20-footer.
I think we are going to need a bigger …
re: #51 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
They cut into profits.
The right to excessive profits is not enshrined in the Constitution, much to the Republicans’ chagrin.
re: #52 Nerdy Fish
The right to excessive profits is not enshrined in the Constitution, much to the Republicans’ chagrin.
Good luck even explaining the concept of excessive profits to people who think everything belongs to them.
“The Supreme Court ripped the heart out of the law to protect American waters and wetlands”…
Communities will pay the price pic.twitter.com/QThXMwh8wF— Patti 🟧BIDEN HARRIS 2024🇺🇸 (@olivier_patti) May 25, 2023
18 years is not what we wanted, but what is needed. I hope he doesn’t get out in 2 after writing a book and become Chancellor.
Under His Eye.
re: #32 🐈 Crush White Nationalism 🐈
Any job handling money like this should have more than one person involved. They might work together to steal, but odds are a lot lower than when one person is in charge.
Former DCFS manager accused of stealing at least $1.6M in day care funds and spending it at casino (ABC 7)
internal controls, audits, compliance, etc are very difficult to implement in these situations.
the orgs are always underfunded to start with.
it’s hard to allocate scarce resources to stuff like internal controls, audits, compliance instead of directly to ‘the children’ - or whatever the agency’s mandate is
when making the budgets, the legislatures see compliance (or most any indirect expenses) as a waste of money they already dont want to spend.
now after it’s been absconded with, well then they bring out the other soundbites…
Developers of wetlands previously off limits will be asking us all to bail them out when the inevitable disaster comes.
re: #48 ericblair
Not only that, they’re teaching other orcas how to do it. Wait a few years, and it’s Orcamageddon for your 20-footer.
Just you wait until the megalodons and other assorted deep sea critters show up, like from this upcoming documentary flick…😄
re: #57 jaunte
Developers of wetlands previously off limits will be asking us all to bail them out when the inevitable disaster comes.
“…and that one burned down, fell over, and then sank into the swamp.”
re: #41 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
The person they interviewed at the end noted the bill only “punishes” people who legally obtain guns, while many crimes are committed using illegally-obtained guns.
I wish someone would push back on that brain-dead NRA talking point. Nearly every gun sold new was legally-obtained originally. It became an illegal gun because it was stolen (she mentions people leaving them in cars and having them taken in a robbery) or illegally sold.
Those would count as “failure to control your weapon” (especially with a stolen gun you didn’t report stolen because you don’t trust the gubmint). Loss of rights, jail or fines if appropriate.
100%
if you cant produce a police report of your stolen gun, then anything that it’s used for should be your responsibility.
not solely yours.
not you *or* them
jointly and severally with the actual perps.
everyone goes to jail.
re: #48 ericblair
They are only doing it to Sailboats and they are basically snapping off the rudders?
Why? Because these mammals specifically hunt for pelagic fish like tuna. They bite the tails off to disable the fish.
This started off as a training for young orcas, bite off the rudder of a sailboat. Easy peasy.
The issue now are pods of young males doing what young males everywhere do when put in groups. Practice makes perfect.
“Two of Donald Trump’s employees moved boxes of papers the day before FBI agents and a prosecutor visited the former president’s Florida home to retrieve classified documents in response to a subpoena — timing that investigators have come to view as suspicious and an indication of possible obstruction,” the Washington Post reports.“Trump and his aides also allegedly carried out a ‘dress rehearsal’ for moving sensitive papers even before his office received the May 2022 subpoena.”
there is no innocence, we didnt know, oopsie, i thought…, etc here
it was all deliberate and wilful
planned and practiced
re: #44 jaunte
Why do conservatives hate clean air and water.
Because they’re told to by the people who privatize profits and socialize costs. The one things that authoritarians are good at is falling in line and doing what corrupt people tell them to do.
Palette Cleanser we all need:
I’ve watched, rewatched, laughed and shared.
This is why Twitter cannot die.
🤣😅 pic.twitter.com/f8J2GFbxfK— Emily Winston (@Emywinst) May 25, 2023
Another Oathkeeper is being sentenced.
Judge Mehta gave Stewart Rhodes a 6-level terrorism enhancement. He’s giving Kelly Meggs 3 levels. He says he wants to make it clear Rhodes stands apart from the others because he was the “intellectual and spiritual leader of the Oath Keepers.”
— Jordan Fischer (@JordanOnRecord) May 25, 2023
re: #47 Thanos
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Here is a terrible idea for a children’s book series to twist the right wingers into knots: Drag Queen With an AR-15 Saves the School/Field Trip/Etc
Plot, a 2A loving drag queen goes places always packing heat and a mentally ill mass shooter tries to attack innocent children who the drag queen always saves.
P.S. If there are any authors lurking in here, please don’t actually try to write this, life is hard enough already without people doing the worst things for the lulz
re: #68 Dave In Austin
Palette Cleanser we all need:
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Twitter can go ahead and die.
You’re going to have to buy Twitter from the narcissistic bigot that bought it if you don’t want Twitter to die. It’s rotting from the top down.
— Jeff Flanagan (@JeffMFlanagan) May 25, 2023
re: #66 Dangerman (sigh…only in America)
there is no innocence, we didnt know, oopsie, i thought…, etc here
it was all deliberate and wilful
planned and practiced
I love the smell of mens rea in the afternoon.
re: #64 Dave In Austin
I thought I also read that one of them in a pod was injured by a boat, and they figured out boats are a danger to them.
Newt Gingrich ridiculed for claiming Trump’s ‘great advantage’ is communication
During an interview with Fox News host Laura Ingraham, Gingrich shared what he believes is one of Trump’s “greatest advantages.”
“One of Trump’s great advantages is he talks at a level where third, fourth and fifth-grade educations can say, ‘Oh yeah, I get that. I understand it,’” Gingrich said.
Once the interview clip began circulating on social media, Twitter users quickly responded with mocking statements taking aim at the former lawmaker.
Newt should go back to picking up mistresses on Adult Friend Finder.
Mar-A-Lago Staff Moved Docs Ahead Of FBI Arrival - https://t.co/sKfBrGRUGn pic.twitter.com/u2TKqBRKQv
— JoeMyGod (@JoeMyGod) May 25, 2023
“Prosecutors in addition have gathered evidence indicating that Trump at times kept classified documents in his office in a place where they were visible and sometimes showed them to others, these people said.”
Indict him. Thumbprint him. Degrade him. Convict him. Jail him. pic.twitter.com/XsdyqpBxcp— Russell Drew (@RussOnPolitics) May 25, 2023
re: #76 Captain Ron
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Elon Musk’s new idea for a decent level of API access: only $60,000 a year.
re: #77 Captain Ron
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You know all this already
When the case happens it better be freaking airtight
84% of the judges appointed by Trump were white. https://t.co/xnD5FmdB8l
— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) May 25, 2023
You are doing wonders to disprove those rumors here sir https://t.co/Y82CBxTBcp
— eve6 (@Eve6) May 25, 2023
These prices Twitter is asking for API access are just absolutely mind-boggling. Who do they think is going to pay this kind of money? Sure, big corporations can do it without even blinking, but startups and individual developers? No fucking way.
re: #82 Dave In Austin
I always get Glenn Grothman mixed up with SMOTI. Must be a gene pool thing.
re: #77 Captain Ron
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Tear the walls out of Mar-a-Lago to see if he hid any documents in them.
Dress rehearsal treason.
He is so getting indicted https://t.co/sWyKDUTe2A pic.twitter.com/P1nPkMaTvP
— Michael A. Cohen (NOT TRUMP’S FORMER FIXER) (@speechboy71) May 25, 2023
re: #86 Charles Johnson
These prices Twitter is asking for API access are just absolutely mind-boggling. Who do they think is going to pay this kind of money? Sure, big corporations can do it without even blinking, but startups and individual developers? No fucking way.
$60K a year for that? That’s a lot of money for a startup or a small business. I’ve had bosses at a small business excoriate me for spending hundreds - HUNDREDS - of dollars a month over my allotment on cloud services.
Pssst… meanwhile, the LGF Connect Twitter app is still working just fine without paying Elon Musk a cent.
re: #91 Charles Johnson
Pssst… meanwhile, the LGF Connect Twitter app is still working just fine without paying Elon Musk a cent.
Elon knows that he takes another big hit when he actually destroys API access.
There aren’t enough fascists eager to join his site to replace the traffic driven by other websites.
re: #45 Teukka
Investigators detail years of alleged misconduct by Texas AG Ken Paxton in stunning House committee hearing
texastribune.org
Many allegations against Paxton were already known, but the airing of them revealed the scope of the investigation by the committee, which has the power to recommend censure or impeachment.
re: #89 jaunte
Dress rehearsal treason.
That may be, and hear me out here, just may be evidence of criminal intent.
re: #41 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
The person they interviewed at the end noted the bill only “punishes” people who legally obtain guns, while many crimes are committed using illegally-obtained guns.
I wish someone would push back on that brain-dead NRA talking point. Nearly every gun sold new was legally-obtained originally. It became an illegal gun because it was stolen (she mentions people leaving them in cars and having them taken in a robbery) or illegally sold.
Those would count as “failure to control your weapon” (especially with a stolen gun you didn’t report stolen because you don’t trust the gubmint). Loss of rights, jail or fines if appropriate.
Yes, I tell people that every gun used by a bad guy was once owned by a good guy.*
*Assuming manufacturers are good guys.
re: #44 jaunte
Why do conservatives hate clean air and water.
More Brownfields for the states to deal with.
re: #13 gwangung
Another Garbage In, Garbage Out ruling.
Their ideas do not have any connection to the real world. Perfect legal reasoning that ignores what happens in the real world.
It’s what their billionaire bosses wanted and paid for so it’s what they get. “Nothing else matters”…
How stores work. pic.twitter.com/a3MyFtIU3Q
— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) May 25, 2023
re: #48 ericblair
Not only that, they’re teaching other orcas how to do it. Wait a few years, and it’s Orcamageddon for your 20-footer.
The article notes that three Orcas rammed and sunk a fifty foot sailboat earlier this month!
re: #14 Dangerman (sigh…only in America)
Who?
Another day, another drive in the country side, another page at LGF.
If you’ve nothing better to do, take a look. A Drive in the Countryside -
How to spend a day off in Wisconsin
The Colorado GOP elected an election-denying kook as their party chair, and now they’re boned financially. You love to see it.
Quiet part loud alert. *They want to kill the hostage.* https://t.co/wwVYQiT4RK
— David Roberts (@drvolts) May 25, 2023
re: #105 Dr. Matt
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Kelly Meggs about to be sentenced to about a decade in prison, in my guess.
re: #109 Dr. Matt
Has it ever been clarified as whether the FBI staged this photo to show the evidence they found or this is how the FBI found these documents when they arrived to MAL?
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As I understand it, its not unusual for the FBI to adjust evidence to take photographs of it; I don’t think they were in that position when the FBI arrived.
re: #112 No Malarkey!
Kelly Meggs about to be sentenced to about a decade in prison, in my guess.
Boom! Twelve years. FAFO.
🚨 SENTENCE: Kelly Meggs, the former leader of the Oath Keepers’ Florida state chapter who led a stack of militia members into the U.S. Capitol, ordered to serve 12 years in prison for sedition and multiple other conspiracy counts.
— Jordan Fischer (@JordanOnRecord) May 25, 2023
Target Removes All Towels From Stores After Soaking-Wet Lunatic Objects To Dryness https://t.co/BoCRJ4CoVY pic.twitter.com/g7Krdbda38
— The Onion (@TheOnion) May 25, 2023
18 for Rhodes, 15 plus for Meggs. I wonder how the Proud Boys are feeling right now about not pleading out…
I thought Ted Lasso had kind of lost its way this season, but it’s actually kind of roared back.
they sent a letter McCarthy with new demands
35 @HouseGOP Members write to @SpeakerMcCarthy to #HoldTheLine on debt ceiling to preserve GOP unity.
1⃣Add policies to #LimitSaveGrowAct like border security.
2⃣Demand Yellen shows her math on June 1 X-date.
3⃣Rapidly pass COVID+IRS rescissions to push debt ceiling thru June. pic.twitter.com/tA6QMf5DpS— House Freedom Caucus (@freedomcaucus) May 25, 2023
Not every Yale educated lawyer goes to prison for 18 years. Rhodes is pretty special.
re: #85 gocart mozart
truly, once the media typecasts you, attempts to challenge it will work out poorly
Ron DeSantis Relaunches Presidential Campaign From Inside Burning Tesla https://t.co/lc8Tqw4j8a pic.twitter.com/mGB2y8beLt
— The Onion (@TheOnion) May 25, 2023
apparently the fucking tripod, you clowns, hire a professional videographer https://t.co/PMYkVeloLR
— GOLIKEHELLMACHINE (@golikehellmachi) May 25, 2023
WATCH: When asked about a national abortion ban, Donald Trump said, “We’ll pick something that’s going to be very, very good for pro-life.”
“I’m the one that got rid of Roe v. Wade.”pic.twitter.com/ahxV0wxXaD— DNC War Room (@DNCWarRoom) May 25, 2023
I watched Sisu last night. It’s like a mixture of John Wick, Mad Max, and Sergio Leone. It’s an absolute must-see, a violent thrilling ride that’ll stay with you for days.
It’s utterly brilliant. pic.twitter.com/Q3OZlxVdmu— The Sting (@TSting18) May 25, 2023
re: #124 The Pie Overlord!
These worthless people need to be called out on their bullshit euphemisms. Calling enslaving women while not giving a damn about anyone but themselves “pro-life” is nuts.
— Jeff Flanagan (@JeffMFlanagan) May 25, 2023
of course announcing your presidential campaign on spaces was a dumb idea, but nothing will ever beat the time in 2015 when Bobby Jindal put a hidden cam in a tree to record himself telling his kids he’s running for president and they were completely underwhelmed pic.twitter.com/e3OdFJMkgB
— keyvan (@still_oppressed) May 25, 2023
re: #52 Nerdy Fish
The right to excessive profits is not enshrined in the Constitution, much to the Republicans’ chagrin.
This SCOTUS says that argument is irrelevant.
me: ever heard of quasimodo
him: doesn’t ring a bell
me: i assure you he does
Another republican “whistleblower” falls apart. https://t.co/Y3GZb0uHJH
— Mueller, She Wrote (@MuellerSheWrote) May 25, 2023
Soviet Bloc tribute to Tina Turner. From Czech state TV, 1978 https://t.co/lmoPvoAuoc pic.twitter.com/30q30m37CP
— Mister Isotainment (@MIsotainment) May 25, 2023
Backstage at Madison Square Garden 1969 pic.twitter.com/mtCDxaud0k
— Mick Jagger (@MickJagger) May 25, 2023
re: #82 Dave In Austin
Gosh. D’ya think maybe there was a huge backlog of qualified not-white-guys, who had 0 chance during the Trump and Dubya years? Or when McConnell was obstructing all the Obama nominees?
I know by the end of the Trump years, when he was still picking only white guys, he’d run out of capable/qualified options and was really scraping the bottom of the barrel. People who’d never even tried a case a lawyers, people who’d never been in federal court even to watch a co-worker try a case, people who’d never even assisted with discovery or writing pleadings or any other participation in any federal trials.
re: #130 No Malarkey!
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yeah, probably because, yes, you did your job and the investigative phase was done.
Rumors about a possible debt ceiling deal are swirling, which reportedly would include a $3 trillion hike to push it past the 2024 election, and the GOP’s #1 priority, cutting additional IRS funding to protect billionaires cheating on their taxes. Both fascists and progressives are unhappy, which is probably what it will take to get a deal done.
re: #137 No Malarkey!
Rumors about a possible debt ceiling deal are swirling, which reportedly would include a $3 trillion hike to push it past the 2024 election, and the GOP’s #1 priority, cutting additional IRS funding to protect billionaires cheating on their taxes. Both fascists and progressives are unhappy, which is probably what it will take to get a deal done.
UGH.
re: #137 No Malarkey!
Rumors about a possible debt ceiling deal are swirling, which reportedly would include a $3 trillion hike to push it past the 2024 election, and the GOP’s #1 priority, cutting additional IRS funding to protect billionaires cheating on their taxes. Both fascists and progressives are unhappy, which is probably what it will take to get a deal done.
re: #138 Eclectic Cyborg
UGH.
it’s not a deal till the house nutso caucus says its a deal
re: #137 No Malarkey!
Rumors about a possible debt ceiling deal are swirling, which reportedly would include a $3 trillion hike to push it past the 2024 election, and the GOP’s #1 priority, cutting additional IRS funding to protect billionaires cheating on their taxes. Both fascists and progressives are unhappy, which is probably what it will take to get a deal done.
If that’s the only thing that gets sacrificed to get this done, I’m OK with it. Despite the fact that losing that funding will actually end up incurring more debt, because catching tax cheats was projected to be a big boost to government income.
re: #140 Nerdy Fish
If that’s the only thing that gets sacrificed to get this done, I’m OK with it. Despite the fact that losing that funding will actually end up incurring more debt, because catching tax cheats was projected to be a big boost to government income.
it’s pragmatic. you do what you gotta do until you take back the House and hold enough seats in the senate to get rid of the damned thing.
re: #140 Nerdy Fish
If that’s the only thing that gets sacrificed to get this done, I’m OK with it. Despite the fact that losing that funding will actually end up incurring more debt, because catching tax cheats was projected to be a big boost to government income.
The Republicans couldn’t just not sabotage the government at all. Their voters would get very upset.
A Republican polling memo obtained by Roll Call finds “the generic ballot has shifted toward Democrats, with Republicans losing ground among independents on the abortion issue.”
The memo found “a 6 point swing in the last year on the Generic Senate ballot from R+3 to D+3” led overwhelmingly “by independent and new voters that identify abortion as one of their top issues.”
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re: #95 Dr Lizardo
LOL this looks good.
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I think I’m gonna have to see this.
Was hoping to hear the Aqua song, and it’s there at the very end.
re: #139 Dangerman (sigh…only in America)
it’s not a deal till the house nutso caucus says its a deal
They never will. They keep making new demands
re: #144 darthstar
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A Democrat just moved over to the GOP side of the aisle during his speech to expose how Republicans are ABSENT while they try to force America into default. “Where are the Republicans? They want to burn the house down and blame the firefighters!” (@acyn) pic.twitter.com/O0MwtV4reG
— No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen (@NoLieWithBTC) May 25, 2023
re: #140 Nerdy Fish
If that’s the only thing that gets sacrificed to get this done, I’m OK with it. Despite the fact that losing that funding will actually end up incurring more debt, because catching tax cheats was projected to be a big boost to government income.
Own goal if this is the result. Should have raised it last year.
so apparently there’s an interfamily squabble as to whether it’s Deh-Santis or Dee-Santis
aside from all the very clever trends he created last night, i think Duh-Santis is closest
Why does this remind me of Harry Dresden?
“So, the End of the World.”
“Yup. Again.”
“And only we can stop it.”
“Again.”
“Right.”
“Right.”
“Are we sure, though?”
“About which?”
“Both. Either.”
“It might not be the End of the World.”
“Right.”
“And someone else might be able to stop it.”
“Right.”
“But…”
*sigh* “Right.”— Micro SF/F stories (@MicroSFF) September 8, 2021
If you think African-American music isn’t a key ingredient to bluegrass, you never heard Bill Monroe. Start with “Sittin’ On Top Of The World” and enjoy that pentatonic scale. What came from Scotland/Ireland met in the hills with what came up the rivers from New Orleans. https://t.co/sOGIJAEh1g
— David Simon (@AoDespair) May 25, 2023
— gocart mozart (@EdMix13) May 25, 2023
Your need to write them out of actual history is the far greater tell, you racist squib. Where the fuck do you think the goddam banjo came from? Not Nashville, you hopeless wonder. Not even close. https://t.co/kcJRezZhm0
— David Simon (@AoDespair) May 25, 2023
re: #150 JC1
Own goal if this is the result. Should have raised it last year.
Filibuster prevented that
So Texas Republicans are moving to impeach Paxton…Just heard Nicole break this on MSNBC
re: #153 gocart mozart
Definite clappers on the 1s and 3s there….
re: #148 🐈 Crush White Nationalism 🐈
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re: #155 Joe Bacon ✅
So Texas Republicans are moving to impeach Paxton…Just heard Nicole break this on MSNBC
A Republican finally too corrupt for his fellow Texas Republicans. What did he do, sexually assault a major GOP donor?
Racist nazi fuck
His profile:
Wirmer Flagge
@wirmerflagge
weimar problems demand weimar solutions - hanging on in quiet desperation is the english way - 我就是你的那個那個
dave do you even spend time around blacks? ever? i think you need to sit this one tf out and listen to those of us who actually have to interact with these venomous, toxic, infantilized children. mkay, pal? thnx https://t.co/1mTBQfokwX
— Wirmer Flagge (@wirmerflagge) May 25, 2023
re: #154 No Malarkey!
Filibuster prevented that
McConnell said that he wouldn’t filibuster if Dems provided the votes to pass the bill, but then the Dems would have owned it.
Though it looks like Manchin wasn’t on board to do it with dem only vote. Grrr.
Ron DeSantis is now selling one of the worst pieces of campaign merch i’ve ever seen pic.twitter.com/0hiyP1q8Jv
— Matt Binder (@MattBinder) May 25, 2023
The Texas Lege has passed Articles of Impeachment against Ken Paxton. Do you know the level of Douche Canoe-ese you need to maintain to have that happen?
re: #155 Joe Bacon ✅
Look at this naive soul, imagining Republicans care about the “will of the voters”, even their own.
More fireworks in front of House General Investigating regarding investigation of @KenPaxtonTX:
Chris Hilton, Chief of General Litigation Division at OAG, shows up asking to register as a resource witness in defense of Paxton. He is denied, because it is a formal hearing.
Watch: pic.twitter.com/7V1mQzfMkn— Ryan Chandler (@RyanChandler98) May 25, 2023
re: #162 austin_blue
The Texas Lege has passed Articles of Impeachment against Ken Paxton. Do you know the level Douche Canoe-ese you need to maintain to have that happen?
If they impeach him, are they finally going to get moving on those felony charges they’ve been sitting on?
re: #153 gocart mozart
Here’s an easy report, if they do anything about Nazis now.
funny you should ask j3vvboi
— Wirmer Flagge (@wirmerflagge) May 25, 2023
re: #161 gocart mozart
DeSaster is desperately trying to spin yesterday’s shit show like it’s some kind of 3 dimensional chess move.
re: #162 austin_blue
The Texas Lege has passed Articles of Impeachment against Ken Paxton. Do you know the level Douche Canoe-ese you need to maintain to have that happen?
He’s been under criminal indictment for something like three fucking years now…he WAS REELECTED BY TEXAS VOTERS while under indictment.
re: #153 gocart mozart
Your need to write them out of actual history is the far greater tell, you racist squib. Where the fuck do you think the goddam banjo came from? Not Nashville, you hopeless wonder. Not even close.
things were always the way i like to believe they are right now
(unless constitutional originalism gets me what i want)
re: #163 jaunte
Look at this naive soul, imagining Republicans care about the “will of the voters”, even their own.
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Since when do Texas Republicans follow the law?
Sucks to be you, Paxton.
re: #161 gocart mozart
we’re gonna have to watch this cringe stuff for a year
So close to self-awareness, and yet so far…
— Steven (@StevenMartens23) May 25, 2023
re: #166 🐈 Crush White Nationalism 🐈
Here’s an easy report, if they do anything about Nazis now.
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Done.
re: #168 darthstar
He’s been under criminal indictment for something like three fucking years now…he WAS REELECTED BY TEXAS VOTERS while under indictment.
Eight years! Unbelievable!
re: #173 sagehen
shall we illustrate David Simon’s point?
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She won a Pulitzer for music this year, I heard on NPR. Good on them, I say!
re: #164 Nerdy Fish
If they impeach him, are they finally going to get moving on those felony charges they’ve been sitting on?
Ken’s problem is that he fired a bunch of his lawyers/employees when they claimed he was breaking the law. They then claimed whistleblower status and won a $300 million + settlement. Then the Feds stepped in and the run for the exits by the Lege started. He also called the R Speaker of the House a Liberal and a Drunk. He is by no means a Liberal. (ahem)
As for the Security and Exchange Commission torts, that is soooo far in the rearview mirror and such a low priority, that most folks have forgotten it exists.
re: #10 No Malarkey!
If they bring in an audience of Trumpers, I might watch just to see Pence get booed.
Most Republican candidates (other than Trump and DeSantis) running for president would probably behave courteously to both the moderator and the audience. They might avoid answering certain questions but that’s true of politicians of all parties.
I am SO in love with this!
Six Years In the Making, the Elaborate ‘Grand Jardin’ by Lisa Nilsson Pushes the Boundaries of Paper
thisiscolossal.com
Lisa Nilsson (previously) has spent years perfecting a technique known as quilling in which thin strips of paper are rolled into coils and then pinched and nudged into shape in a process she likens to completing a puzzle. With a history thought to extend back to Ancient Egypt, the practice rose to more recent popularity in 18th century Europe. Narrow edges of gilt book pages were a popular material, creating metallic surfaces when rolled into place. In her most recent work, “Grand Jardin,” Nilsson has expanded upon this traditional method by building up more dense applications of the medium and assembling on a much bigger scale. Combining shimmering gold pieces with vivid hues of Japanese mulberry paper across the surface, the ubiquitous material transforms into a remarkable topography.
Take a look. You won’t be sorry!
re: #119 Dangerman (sigh…only in America)
they sent a letter McCarthy with new demands
Freedom Caucus needs to show their math first
re: #166 🐈 Crush White Nationalism 🐈
Here’s an easy report, if they do anything about Nazis now.
A badly hidden “Jewboy?”
Really?
Sheesh. What a world when someone that rabid has posting privileges on ANY Social Media platform.
re: #153 gocart mozart
So You Think You Know the Banjo?
If you’ve ever considered banjo music to be an American creation, you don’t know the banjo. In fact, if you think of the banjo as an inherently Southern instrument, you don’t know the banjo. If you think that the banjo can teach us nothing about American history, Southern culture and modern race relations, then you certainly don’t know the banjo.
bittersoutherner.com)%20The%20handmade%20gourd%20instruments,by%20way%20of%20the%20Caribbean.
re: #180 retired cynic
This is her website for this part of her portfolio:
lisanilssonarts.com
The Colorado River at the Colorado/Utah state line is currently running at 32,300 cfs. That’s double the mean average for today. Incredible. And we’re just now getting to peak runoff. The mountains are still very snowy.
re: #71 🐈 Crush White Nationalism 🐈
Twitter can go ahead and die.
I wouldn’t cry one fucking bit if Twitter HQ burned to the ground and the Twitter sign fell on and smashed Elon’s gigantic goofy-ass melon like Gallagher’s giant mallet.
— Slava Ukrayini! (@aagcobb1) May 25, 2023
re: #153 gocart mozart
Sorry to disappoint you, but it was birthed in Ireland and Scotland, Appalachia musicians continued and refined the genre.
— justa farmer (@justafarmer4) May 25, 2023
As conservatives cancel “woke” companies, they’re trying alternative spite products from brands like the Daily Wire, which now sells its own razors and chocolate. But reviews are abysmal, citing low quality, outrageous prices and shipping delays. https://t.co/lz9ErVqyfH
— 🌴 🌺 ⛅️ Miles Klee 🐠🦉🦂 (@internethague) May 25, 2023
— Matt Rowan (@veryrealbatman) May 25, 2023
Jerrodynamics #RoadTrippinhttps://t.co/0AeT1ZggIT pic.twitter.com/Pf4knQlYMm
— Jerry of the Day (@jerryoftheday) May 25, 2023
re: #190 The Ghost of a Flea
1964 Barry Goldwater Campaign 23K Gold Droplet
loriferber.com
re: #190 The Ghost of a Flea
Best use of that meme I’ve seen in a while.
re: #168 darthstar
He’s been under criminal indictment for something like three fucking years now…he WAS REELECTED BY TEXAS VOTERS while under indictment.
I would add more snark, but I’m in Kentucky…
re: #130 No Malarkey!
Yes, by Melanie because she doesn’t want fat ass to know Barron is Hunter’s son pic.twitter.com/G0sn9AZIjY
— Woke Willy 🏆 (@thisoneduder420) May 25, 2023
re: #152 William Lewis
Why does this remind me of Harry Dresden?
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re: #195 Backwoods Sleuth
Saddest upding I’ve had to give in awhile….
re: #43 Eclectic Cyborg
It’s also an allegory about fucking clueless management that think they know everything.
and underpay their programmers.
re: #153 gocart mozart
On the right side of history:
Dueling Banjos aka
Country music is part of the African Diaspora
(Bela Fleck and Toumani Diabate) pic.twitter.com/x95ioUolbf— The Gregory Brothers (@gregorybrothers) February 7, 2022
re: #160 JC1
McConnell said that he wouldn’t filibuster if Dems provided the votes to pass the bill, but then the Dems would have owned it.
Though it looks like Manchin wasn’t on board to do it with dem only vote. Grrr.
So they could have give just a few votes but didn’t.
re: #201 Belafon
On the right side of history:
There is a lot of overlap but Country and Bluegrass are not the same thing.
re: #140 Nerdy Fish
If that’s the only thing that gets sacrificed to get this done, I’m OK with it. Despite the fact that losing that funding will actually end up incurring more debt, because catching tax cheats was projected to be a big boost to government income.
It will be very bad; it means that the IRS is understaffed and won’t be able to help normal people navigate the tax code. It means that tax cheats like Trump continue to escape accountability. Let’s propose eliminating all subsidies to the fossil fuel industry.
re: #129 Charles Johnson
me: ever heard of quasimodo
him: doesn’t ring a bell
me: i assure you he does
re: #201 Belafon
On the right side of history:
That’s a Kora, or gourd harp. The banjo was also a gourd instrument back in Africa. The tunable resonator replaced it once it got this side of the water.
Rhiannon and the Carolina Chocolate Drops were Killer Bee, BTW. We saw them here in town 15 years on their Genuine Negro Jig tour in an upstairs performance space on Sixth Street The joint was packed and jumpin’. The crowd made me proud. They got the Grammy the following spring.
Hawaii’s Mauna Loa Observatory Just Captured Ominous Signals About the Planet’s Health Hawaii’s Mauna Loa Observatory just captured an ominous sign about the pace of global warming. Atmospheric levels of planet-warming carbon dioxide aren’t just on their way to yet another record high this year - they’re rising faster than ever, ...
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Trump’s “Stolen Election” Lie Based on Evidence From Pervy Bathroom Cam-Spy OK, this really takes the cake. If you have relatives that still cling to the “election was stolen, dadgum, I jes’ KNOW IT … This should be a slight remedy to the stubborn madness Thanks to online anonymity, the ...
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Best of April 2024 Nothing new here but these are a look back at the a few good images from the past month. Despite the weather, I was quite pleased with several of them. These were taken with older lenses (made from the ...
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Gateway Pundit, Sued by Election Workers, Declares BankruptcyA onetime favorite, now just pathetic figure around these parts, Jim Hoft aka SMOTI ("Stupidest Man On The Internet"), has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in response to the defamation lawsuits filed against him to the same election workers that ... Khal Wimpo (free internal organs upon request!)
The Pandemic Cost 7 Million Lives, but Talks to Prevent a Repeat Stall In late 2021, as the world reeled from the arrival of the highly contagious omicron variant of the coronavirus, representatives of almost 200 countries met - some online, some in-person in Geneva - hoping to forestall a future worldwide ... Cheechako
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Harper’s Magazine: Slippery Slope - How Private Equity Shapes a Ski Town …Big Sky stands apart for other reasons. The obvious distinction is the Yellowstone Club, a private resort hidden in the mountains above the community that Justin Farrell, a professor of sociology at Yale and the author of Billionaire Wilderness, ... teleskiguy
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