Samantha Bee: Persisting 101 With Elizabeth Warren
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Through the power of persistence, Sam finally gets to interview Senator Warren (with some help from Rob Corddry). Produced by Allana Harkin.
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Just gonna leave this here.
Defender of waterboarding calls Senate health care bill “morally reprehensible” https://t.co/7Iah3MtXl0
— Vox (@voxdotcom) June 29, 2017
BREAKING: Germany’s Merkel: EU more determined than ever to make Paris climate accord success following US exit.
— The Associated Press (@AP) June 29, 2017
Angela Merkel is the leader of the free world.
re: #2 teleskiguy
Angela Merkel is the leader of the free world.
More by default than by design, but they have a functioning (yet socialized) economy, have taken in enough refugees to give Trump apoplexy and are now being admonished by the same to spend more on defense and military…
Thinking of CuriousLurker.
#NowPlaying The Flaming Lips > Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots > Do You Realize?? https://t.co/QaIwduNz7t
— Charlie Vogel (@teleskiguy) June 28, 2017
GOP senator: Men need maternity care because “women don’t get pregnant without sperm” https://t.co/tXNFjmMANa pic.twitter.com/0Mqf6Bnx8Z
— The Hill (@thehill) June 29, 2017
How many men have wombs? https://t.co/I2l9vOimqu
— Kragar (@Kragar_LGF) June 29, 2017
re: #5 Kragar
GOP senator: Men need maternity care because “women don’t get pregnant without sperm”
We should convene an all-male Senate panel to discuss this issue…
re: #6 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
We should convene an all-male Senate panel to discuss this issue…
Agreed. Women have no idea about men. Women should be kept in the dark about our nefarious and righteous ways and it should be kept that way for all time.
“Just 5 months into our time here, we’ve cut over half a billion $$$ from the UN peacekeeping budget & we’re only getting started.” pic.twitter.com/LA7IKqupff
— Nikki Haley (@nikkihaley) June 29, 2017
But I’m supposed to feel sorry that she got booed walking by a Pride event while out for lunch.
re: #8 Timothy Watson
Nikki Haley disgusts me. She’s a horrible human being.
re: #8 Timothy Watson
Our esteemed host’s response to Haley on Twitter made The Hill:
thehill.com
re: #8 Timothy Watson
“Just 5 months into our time here, we’ve cut over half a billion $$$ from the UN peacekeeping budget & we’re only getting started.”
Germany, in calculating the 2% of its budget to be spent on military, also includes the amount it spends on foreign aid, social assistance (war prevention) and peacekeeping measures.
I assume DT insists that it only counts if it goes “BOOM!”
re: #10 Timothy Watson
If only The Hill weren’t a clickbait cesspool of every political journalistic trope out there, I could take that story seriously.
Sad to see so many “liberal” minded folk get so easily swayed that the “Russian thing” isn’t important. To them, collusion with foreign powers, misrepresenting funding sources, passing around money, under-the-table influence, etc. is just a distraction, from apparently really important issue.
Usually socialize health care.
The obvious problem is that there is a false choice here. Our society can tackle more than one thing at a time.
Also, I find them to be blatantly utopian in their thinking of how society works. They think socialized healthcare somehow can exist when there is a breakdown of the rule of law and the rise of autocracies.
The problems of Trump and his administration with Russia and other foreign governments strikes at the very heart of what we can trust in our leadership and in the process of our government.
Some self-styled progressives seem to miss that point.
I say this after watching one of PZ Meyer’s video blogs from last month, in which a couple of other FTB personalities join him for a conversation.
This moment was just too beautiful for words, @susannareid100… 😂😂😂@piersmorgan @CharlotteHawkns pic.twitter.com/hK2n88nBS4
— Good Morning Britain (@GMB) June 28, 2017
I think Piers is still in the burn unit after that one…
The Purge is not a movie, it’s a documentary.
My senator (Ben Sasse, R-NE) weighs in on the Senate deathcare bill.
It’s not cruel enough.
(Goes to the Scottsbluff, NE Star-Herald, more at the link):
“Conservative Nebraskans have lots of reasons to be frustrated: this bill is not a full repeal; this bill is not a full replace; what this bill is is mostly just a Medicaid reform package,” Sasse said in a statement to The World-Herald. “Nebraskans are dissatisfied with it and so am I.”
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Of course, Senator Sasse doesn’t mention liberal Nebraskans, because he doesn’t represent us.
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The Koch Brothers are his actual constituents, not Nebraskans.
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The senator was among attendees at a recent donor conference for the Koch brothers’ political network in Colorado. During one session open to reporters, Sasse was asked about the health care bill.
“The press is here, right?” Sasse said, according to multiple reports. “I have nothing to announce.”
Sasse had a lot to say about health care when he ran for the Senate. During the 2014 campaign, Sasse noted that he had read all 2,300 pages of the health care law, carried a copy of it on the campaign trail as a prop and said he wanted to focus on patient-centered policy solutions.
“We want to wreck Obamacare, but then we also want to replace it with something that is actually workable, that actually benefits our neighbors,” Sasse said at his campaign announcement.
re: #16 Anymouse 🌹
My senator (Ben Sasse, R-NE) weighs in on the Senate deathcare bill.
It’s not cruel enough.
(Goes to the Scottsbluff, NE Star-Herald, more at the link):
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Of course, Senator Sasse doesn’t mention liberal Nebraskans, because he doesn’t represent us.
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The Koch Brothers are his actual constituents, not Nebraskans.
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I for one welcome all arguments that the bill does not go far enough in abolishing ACA in root and branch…make Mitch McC and DT fight two fires at once…
Sasse”s concept of “more workable” means “one that works best for my donors”.
re: #17 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
I for one welcome all arguments that the bill does not go far enough in abolishing ACA in root and branch…make Mitch McC and DT fight two fires at once…
Sasse”s concept of “more workable” means “one that works best for my donors”.
Pretty much.
Senator Sasse’s “Never Trump” credentials are fraying daily - he is becoming another party over country guy.
“I don’t care if repeal of the ACA will close rural hospitals in my state, the Koch Brothers like it.”
re: #18 Anymouse 🌹
Sasse is not going to be some noble hold-out against self-destructive atavism. He’s just one of those guys who probably laments the passing of the founder of National Review because now there are fewer syllables/word in the articles.
re: #19 freetoken
Sasse is not going to be some noble hold-out against self-destructive atavism. He’s just one of those guys who probably laments the passing of the founder of National Review because now there are fewer syllables/word in the articles.
Yup.
Sasse is also a Christian. As such, he is less moral than I am (because I care about everyone; by-and-large Christians care about other Christians - which is why they would take my civil rights if they could - and liberal Christian denominations are no exception).
re: #18 Anymouse 🌹
Senator Sasse’s “Never Trump” credentials are fraying daily - he is becoming another party over country guy.
There were a lot of people who did not find Trump conservative enough…
re: #20 Anymouse 🌹
Yup.
Sasse is also a Christian. As such, he is less moral than I am (because I care about everyone; by-and-large Christians care about other Christians - which is why they would take my civil rights if they could - and liberal Christian denominations are no exception).
Ooh, love that knee jerk. Think you can hit the ceiling next?
The so-called “AK-47 bandit,” who robbed banks in California, Idaho, Washington, and Nebraska was arrested here.
More at the link:
A sheriff’s deputy spotted him pulling off the highway and realized that he and his vehicle matched the description of a suspect who fired on a Kansas state trooper the evening before on Interstate 70 near Goodland.
When a second deputy arrived, the two officers arrested Gathercole without incident, according to the Sheriff’s Office.
A transcript of a call that Gathercole made from jail quotes him asking his mother to clear his Montana home of guns after his arrest. The transcript was used to obtain a search warrant for the Roundup, Montana, home. Authorities found numerous homemade explosives inside the home on Saturday.
Laura Eimiller, spokeswoman for the FBI in Los Angeles, said the search was connected to a bank robbery investigation.
“Multiple departments are investigating whether evidence found during the search in Montana may be linked to a series of bank robberies currently under investigation in California and other states,” she said.
She declined to confirm or deny that Gathercole is suspected of being the “AK-47 Bandit” who robbed banks in California, Washington and Idaho in 2012 and a Nebraska bank in 2014. However, authorities from two communities where those bank robberies occurred assisted in the search of Gathercole’s home, authorities say.
re: #22 William Lewis
Ooh, love that knee jerk. Think you can hit the ceiling next?
Nope. Waiting for churches to call out the extremists amongst them (isn’t that what Christian conservatives demand of Muslims)?
Tens of millions of Christians in this country support throwing the poor under the bus in the name of tax cuts for the wealthy. I therefore hold I am more moral than those Christians (and I don’t hold to the “no true Christian” argument either).
Are other people having problems reaching various IP addresses?
LGF stopped loading for me for several minutes. Ancestry and Apple stopped replying to pings. But I was able to get to google, as well as cox and yahoo (though with a lot of latency.)
Just wondering if it’s me, or the Cox DNS, or if there is a bigger problem.
Ben Sasse frequently touts his Christian beliefs. No church has called him out for his support of the death penalty, for his representation only of conservative Christians, for his opposition to healthcare for the poor just like Jesus argued (blessed are the wealthy, for they can buy insurance for me to treat them).
Nope. Unless and until I see so-called liberal churches (like the Lutheran church across the street from my house that owns one-eighth of the land in town, pays no taxes, and does no charity work) call out such people, they are no different than “first they came for the Jews, but I said nothing because I’m not Jewish” apologists.
Silence is acceptance, and the overwhelming majority of churches have been silent. A great number are in fact supportive.
re: #24 Anymouse 🌹
No just as big a bigot as we are. No more or less moral.
PS we call out the extremists regularly. Sorry it isn’t good enough for you.
re: #27 William Lewis
No just as big a bigot as we are. No more or less moral.
PS we call out the extremists regularly. Sorry it isn’t good enough for you.
I was not referring to individual Christians. I was referring to Christian churches or organisations. As I recall, a bunch of churches lined up behind folk like Donald Trump.
I’ve missed which ones have called out conservative deathcare as un-Christian. Can you point me to such a church Website?
I probably should get off to bed. Ranting about hypocrisy probably isn’t a good thing to do (unless I pick the correct hypocrites).
re: #28 Anymouse 🌹
I was not referring to individual Christians. I was referring to Christian churches or organisations. As I recall, a bunch of churches lined up behind folk like Donald Trump.
I’ve missed which ones have called out conservative deathcare as un-Christian. Can you point me to such a church Website?
I probably should get off to bed. Ranting about hypocrisy probably isn’t a good thing to do (unless I pick the correct hypocrites).
Like the standard rant about “Where are the masses of Muslims out protesting against Islamic terrorism?”, while such marches are generally ignored by the mass media…
#ThursdayThoughts
A fun game to play with your teens is to say “Did you think I wouldn’t find out?” and see what their response is. pic.twitter.com/JvF5Lb4oh8— Kragar (@Kragar_LGF) June 29, 2017
Make sure you give them a good “I think you know” as a follow up. pic.twitter.com/mKnPgXmogL
— Kragar (@Kragar_LGF) June 29, 2017
These fucking people…. Yep, we’ll get 8 yrs of the Dictatorship because of this asshole.
Bernie Sanders’ Team, I mean Purity Police, Explains Why He Won’t Hand Over His Donor List https://t.co/lGSxHL76XM
— DaveT62 (@DaveoutofAustin) June 29, 2017
Who decided that this was an optimal rotation?
Doctors fresh out of med school could work straight around the clock thanks to new rules that increase shift limits to 24 hours pic.twitter.com/jdtpErW5fZ
— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 29, 2017
re: #34 The Vicious Babushka
Doctors fresh out of med school could work straight around the clock thanks to new rules that increase shift limits to 24 hours
There is a component to this training that makes medical sense: doctors need to be present to see exactly how certain diseases progress in a patient over a 24-hour period and to be prepared to work shifts like that in the event of a major catastrophic emergency.
But that is probably not the overriding rationale for instituting such a regimen…
re: #33 Dave In Austin
These fucking people…. Yep, we’ll get 8 yrs of the Dictatorship because of this asshole.
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“We need your donor lists, we need your money, we need your support…”
“And you’ll give us yours in return if you lose, right?”
“Oh yeah, sure.”
*12 months later*
“Alright, you’ve lost the primaries, time to make good on the deal.”
“Fuck that, I am too awesome to ever help you guys. But thanks for the free publicity, chumps! (They really thought we were on the same team, what idiots)”
re: #13 freetoken
“The obvious problem is that there is a false choice here. Our society can tackle more than one thing at a time.”
And given how awful this Trump regime is now and will become, we’re going to have to juggle multiple atrocities at one time to survive the next 4 years.
re: #37 Patricia Kayden
“The obvious problem is that there is a false choice here. Our society can tackle more than one thing at a time.”
And given how awful this Trump regime is now and will become, we’re going to have to juggle multiple atrocities at one time to survive the next 4 years.
I do not want to even think about the things they are planning/doing that we have not really heard about yet….not to mention all the things they are not doing, like filling vital government positions with competent people.
re: #33 Dave In Austin
These fucking people…. Yep, we’ll get 8 yrs of the Dictatorship because of this asshole.
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My question: We know that Jill Stein is tied to Putin. Could Bernie also be a Putin puppet? He has continued to be less than helpful to the Democrats during the primaries, the election campaign, and post-election. Or is he just a narcissist?
IMorning Joe has taken to straight out mocking “The Dictator” on air. Maybe they are trying to atone for the initial support.
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re: #40 Dave In Austin
Too little and too late
Good morning Lizardia!
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When Fox & Friends stop complimenting you for a minute you switch to Morning Joe to hear your name some more and now you’re disappointed?
— Sean McCabe (@darthstar99) June 29, 2017
re: #43 The Vicious Babushka
Good morning Lizardia!
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You have to wonder how many times a day Barron & Melania get to hear, “Hey, come look, they’re talking about me on TV!”
— Sean McCabe (@darthstar99) June 29, 2017
re: #44 darthstar
Is President Twitter whining again?
Dear god…he finished his thought..and it’s horrible.
The President of the United States of America: pic.twitter.com/Us4H1SicCG
— David Gura (@davidgura) June 29, 2017
Look at this shit….
I heard poorly rated @Morning_Joe speaks badly of me (don’t watch anymore). Then how come low I.Q. Crazy Mika, along with Psycho Joe, came..
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 29, 2017
…to Mar-a-Lago 3 nights in a row around New Year’s Eve, and insisted on joining me. She was bleeding badly from a face-lift. I said no!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 29, 2017
re: #49 Dave In Austin
Look at this shit….
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The President’s tweets speak for themselves. —WH
Trump: Russia is a fake news conspiracy concocted by the media and Democrats.
House investigation into Russia: Um, about that Trump. Your bodyguard is now under scrutiny.
NEW: House Russia probe eyes longtime Trump bodyguard Keith Schiller: https://t.co/8eZtNYNfGq w/ @CeciliaVega
— Ben Siegel (@benyc) June 29, 2017
Trump keeps claiming there’s nothing to the Russia investigation and yet here’s the House looking at a Trump bodyguard? https://t.co/qXneUUhfoe
— lawhawk (@lawhawk) June 29, 2017
So, on top of everyone else in your inner circle lawyering up, your bodyguard has to lawyer up too? Is there anyone else that isn’t getting lawyered up at this point? Your spawn should probably start to consider lawyers too.
Why?
It isn’t a conspiracy when they were all lying their asses off about meeting with Russian diplomats and agents and not reporting any of them as they were required to do. Well, it’s not the conspiracy that you think it is. Reporting those criminal acts (the failure to report) isn’t a conspiracy, but all your cronies meeting with Russians does reek of a concerted effort to coordinate with Russia about something.
re: #49 Dave In Austin
Look at this shit….
Well, in fairness, if you know that your Fox and Friends buddies and the intelligencia at The Federalist and the MAGA Twitter morons are gonna back you up no matter what you say or do….
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‘Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man’s character, give him power.’ Abraham Lincoln pic.twitter.com/vkJnlXbnXg
— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) June 29, 2017
re: #55 darthstar
remember all the GOP advocates of “Character counts”?
Czech Republic’s getting hit with some wild weather. Several of my students are speculating we might have floods in our region this summer.
Looks like flooding is already hitting Central Bohemia and areas of Prague.
Via GoogleTranslate.
re: #56 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
remember all the GOP advocates of “Character counts”?
That was so 1992-2000.
re: #58 Sir John Barron
That was so 1992-2000.
I seem to recall one of the memes surrounding George W. Bush’s candidacy was “restoring honor to the WH”.
Yeah, about that…
This is one incredibly ugly man. To his core. And he is President. It never gets less astonishing to me. Each day, a new depth of ugliness.
— Michael Golden (@MG_GoldenMean) June 29, 2017
His mental competency is seriously in question. https://t.co/atnVjZp04b
— DaveT62 (@DaveoutofAustin) June 29, 2017
re: #59 Sir John Barron
I seem to recall one of the memes surrounding George W. Bush’s candidacy was “restoring honor to the WH”.
Yeah, about that…
whatever else you can say about Dubya, he did not have a lot of personal scandals during his tenure as President
re: #62 Dave In Austin
Trump’s need to hate seems pathological.
I think it is rooted in a need to intimidate and impose.
re: #63 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
whatever else you can say about Dubya, he did not have a lot of personal scandals during his tenure as President
Oh, George W. is head and shoulders above the current occupant in my regard. It just goes to show how far the so-called “Values Voters” and “Character Counts” crowd has fallen.
I’m pissed……..
#IstandwithJoeandMika @morningmika @JoeNBC @Morning_Joe @MSNBC @NBCNews
— DaveT62 (@DaveoutofAustin) June 29, 2017
— Mika Brzezinski (@morningmika) June 29, 2017
So sweet. Foster cat gifted us with a baby bunny on the kitchen floor this morning when she came in from outside. Wife opened the back door and in she trotted and dropped it in the middle of the floor. She was so proud.
re: #68 Eventual Carrion
So sweet. Foster cat gifted us with a baby bunny on the kitchen floor this morning when she came in from outside. Wife opened the back door and in she trotted and dropped it in the middle of the floor. She was so proud.
One of my former feline overlords (since OTRB) did the same thing. I was furious. Rushed the poor rabbit to the emergency vet, but too late.
re: #49 Dave In Austin
Look at this shit….
“I’m better than these people, I’m president. They’d better start treating me that way.”
…to Mar-a-Lago 3 nights in a row around New Year’s Eve, and insisted on joining me. She was bleeding badly from a face-lift. I said no!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 29, 2017
This reminds me: how is @FLOTUS’s campaign against cyber-bullying going? https://t.co/X4xmyreGLH
— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) June 29, 2017
I got your back. #IstandwithJoeandMika@JoeNBC @realdonaldtrump @potus (notice the lower case)
— DaveT62 (@DaveoutofAustin) June 29, 2017
I never laughed so hard at an image in all my life 😂 pic.twitter.com/oMbuOHVMwC
— Matthew A. Cherry (@MatthewACherry) June 28, 2017
re: #40 Dave In Austin
IMorning Joe has taken to straight out mocking “The Dictator” on air. Maybe they are trying to atone for the initial support.
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either that, or Zbig finally got through to him. Maybe a deathbed request, as his condition to get his blessing to be with his daughter?
re: #76 darthstar
I sometimes regret the days I don’t bring my Twitter phone to work with me….
re: #73 Belafon
May I ask what the picture is?
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Okay…gotta go run the dog. #ThursdayThoughts just sunk to a new low, thanks to @POTUS.
— Sean McCabe (@darthstar99) June 29, 2017
re: #25 freetoken
Are other people having problems reaching various IP addresses?
LGF stopped loading for me for several minutes. Ancestry and Apple stopped replying to pings. But I was able to get to google, as well as cox and yahoo (though with a lot of latency.)
Just wondering if it’s me, or the Cox DNS, or if there is a bigger problem.
This may help
downdetector.com
If any CEO of a Fortune 500 company was caught saying this and it went public, there’d be outcry for that person to step down immediately. It’s misogynistic, hateful, and undermines the image of that company.
But I’m not talking about just any CEO, or a Fortune 500 company here.
This is Trump, and he’s spewing misogynistic garbage daily and no one in his party gives a fuck what Trump says or does, so long as he rubber stamps the GOP agenda.
2. Trump’s most vicious, personal attacks are always saved for women. Here he calls Mika Brzezinski stupid, crazy and mocks her face
— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) June 29, 2017
There should be open calls for his resignation. If it was any other CEO, the calls would be deafening. https://t.co/3bpGhfmO4K
— Dave Zirin (@EdgeofSports) June 29, 2017
re: #74 Dr. Matt
I think @FLOTUS was bullied into silence. @jaketapper
— lawhawk (@lawhawk) June 29, 2017
re: #18 Anymouse 🌹
Pretty much.
Senator Sasse’s “Never Trump” credentials are fraying daily - he is becoming another party over country guy.
“I don’t care if repeal of the ACA will close rural hospitals in my state, the Koch Brothers like it.”
He’s a year-and-a-half into office now. Long enough to learn the GOP ropes and find out who has the treats.
Never Trump was a political display.
re: #87 ObserverArt
He’s a year-and-a-half into office now. Long enough to learn the GOP ropes and find out who has the treats.
Never Trump was a political display.
Agree.
re: #87 ObserverArt
He’s a year-and-a-half into office now. Long enough to learn the GOP ropes and find out who has the treats.
Never Trump was a political display.
When all is said and done, you always count on Republicans to chug the Flavor-Aid.
I hate to be a wet blanket, but just maybe all the superbloom grass and brush that went dry in Los Angeles lately means we should skip the fireworks in the hillside areas? Looking at you Pasadena and Burbank.
re: #22 William Lewis
Ooh, love that knee jerk. Think you can hit the ceiling next?
Modifiers are so important in discussions.
Words like ‘some’ and ‘a few’ can make all the difference.
re: #91 Unshaken Defiance
I hate to be a wet blanket, but just maybe all the superbloom grass and brush that went dry in Los Angeles lately means we should skip the fireworks in the hillside areas? Looking at you Pasadena and Burbank.
My friends and I were always sensible angelanos — we’d buy boxes of sparklers and do them at the beach, before and after the Official display set off from the pier.
re: #87 ObserverArt
He’s a year-and-a-half into office now. Long enough to learn the GOP ropes and find out who has the treats.
Never Trump was a political display.
There were people who did not find his conservative credentials solid enough…the last ideologues of a dying breed.
re: #91 Unshaken Defiance
I hate to be a wet blanket, but just maybe all the superbloom grass and brush that went dry in Los Angeles lately means we should skip the fireworks in the hillside areas? Looking at you Pasadena and Burbank.
Yes, or they will burn.
re: #95 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
There were people who did not find his conservative credentials solid enough…the last ideologues of a dying breed.
Yeah those like Ben Shapiro who call him a leftist.
I can’t wait to see how Sarah Huckabee is going to defend this.
re: #94 sagehen
My friends and I were always sensible angelanos — we’d buy boxes of sparklers and do them at the beach, before and after the Official display set off from the pier.
Beach is the best place to watch them anyhow imo.
Literally I can’t see any other President but Trump doing that. I don’t think even Nixon would be that pathetic.
re: #28 Anymouse 🌹
I was not referring to individual Christians. I was referring to Christian churches or organisations. As I recall, a bunch of churches lined up behind folk like Donald Trump.
I’ve missed which ones have called out conservative deathcare as un-Christian. Can you point me to such a church Website?
I probably should get off to bed. Ranting about hypocrisy probably isn’t a good thing to do (unless I pick the correct hypocrites).
I’m surprised an editor can not choose words more wisely. There are ways to make a point without throwing the entire group/organization/religion/party under the bus.
You are really quite sad. I’m sure your Mom would be proud. She is? Well she sucks too.
— DaveT62 (@DaveoutofAustin) June 29, 2017
re: #39 Hecuba’s daughter
My question: We know that Jill Stein is tied to Putin. Could Bernie also be a Putin puppet? He has continued to be less than helpful to the Democrats during the primaries, the election campaign, and post-election. Or is he just a narcissist?
Well, he is a socialist and got married in Russia.
So…/
I know one thing, he has gotten a big fat head and is as arrogant as any politician. I wish he would go away but that would cost him.
re: #98 Dr. Matt
I can’t wait to see how Sarah Huckabee is going to defend this.
It’s Obama’s fault?
Trump was goaded?
It didn’t happen, and you were never here *neuralyzer*
re: #102 Dave In Austin
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Reminds me of a bully’s lackey. No thoughts for himself. Just goes along with the bully.
re: #51 darthstar
The President’s tweets speak for themselves. —WH
Yeah they do and it is clear.
Our “President” is an ASSHOLE.
re: #104 lawhawk
It’s Obama’s fault?
Trump was goaded?
It didn’t happen, and you were never here *neuralyzer*
I actually think she’s going to try to justify it as “the president has the right to defend himself against the fake mainstream media “. The entire media establishment should be fucking in rage right now Every media organization right now should be piling on this asshole nonstop
re: #105 HappyWarrior
Reminds me of a bully’s lackey. No thoughts for himself. Just goes along with the bully.
The proper word is “Toady”…
re: #59 Sir John Barron
I seem to recall one of the memes surrounding George W. Bush’s candidacy was “restoring honor to the WH”.
Yeah, about that…
Yeah, they lied about that too.
re: #107 Dr. Matt
Why not both.
He never takes responsibility for his own actions. It’s always someone else’s fault.
Billy Bush made him say that he sexually assaulted women and that he leered at women in dressing areas at the various pageants he operated. The media lies about what he said, all while quoting him verbatim. Etc.
…to Mar-a-Lago 3 nights in a row around New Year’s Eve, and insisted on joining me. She was bleeding badly from a face-lift. I said no!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 29, 2017
Seriously, if we really DID run government like a business, this jackass would have been fired 3 months ago for HR violations. https://t.co/mWHfBK7OdX
— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) June 29, 2017
re: #107 Dr. Matt
I actually think she’s going to try to justify it as “the president has the right to defend himself against the fake mainstream media “. The entire media establishment should be fucking in rage right now Every media organization right now should be piling on this asshole nonstop
Agree.
re: #63 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
whatever else you can say about Dubya, he did not have a lot of personal scandals during his tenure as President
Not personal, but his administration on the other hand. Or, are we already forgetting the whole run up to war with Iraq that had zero to do with 9/11?
(Not blaming you Wendell…just how time seems to allow some people to gloss over all the bad…for political reasons)
Say, what about those Air National Guard years.
“It’s a sad day for America when the president spends his time bullying, lying and spewing petty personal attacks instead of doing his job”
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) June 29, 2017
re: #91 Unshaken Defiance
I hate to be a wet blanket, but just maybe all the superbloom grass and brush that went dry in Los Angeles lately means we should skip the fireworks in the hillside areas? Looking at you Pasadena and Burbank.
Nope.
Living in Los Angeles for the past 35 years there are two nights I truly hate—July 4th because everyone is shooting off illegal fireworks until 3 or 4 AM in the moring and New Year’s Eve when every idiot with a gun has to go outside and open fire until you guessed it—3 or 4 AM.
Still remember the first year I was out here living with my grandmother and the next door idiot went out right at midnight on New Year’s Eve and opened fire with his gun…and shot out a neighbor’s window…
Smerconish is laying into Trump right now over his disgusting tweets.
re: #115 lawhawk
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The sad thing is that the Republican base is lapping this up the exact same way that a Junky craves heroin. The Republican base can’t get enough of Trump’s bullying, they love it and they encourage it.
“And for the low, low price of $200,000, you too can have yourself, or someone you love, talked down to like this by President Donald Trump!”
re: #119 Joe Bacon 🌹
The sad thing is that the Republican base is lapping this up the exact same way that a Junky craves heroin. The Republican base can’t get enough of Trump’s bullying, they love it and they encourage it.
Oh yeah for sure.
re: #114 ObserverArt
Not personal, but his administration on the other hand. Or, are we already forgetting the whole run up to war with Iraq that had zero to do with 9/11?
(Not blaming you Wendell…just how time seems to allow some people to gloss over all the bad…for political reasons)
Say, what about those Air National Guard years.
Maybe God can forgive Dumbya for lying us into a war. BUT I NEVER WILL!!!!!
LOW RATINGS JOE & STUPID RETARD MIKA BROUGHT IT ON THEMSELF!!!! THEY SAID VERY VERY MEAN, UNFAIR, UGLY, FAKE NEWS THINGS ABOUT ME AND ALL I AM DOING IS TO DEFEND MY SELF!!!! I AM STRONG & I PUNCH BACK AGAINST THOSE WHO ARE UNFAIR & MEAN TO ME!!!!!!
re: #119 Joe Bacon 🌹
The sad thing is that the Republican base is lapping this up the exact same way that a Junky craves heroin. The Republican base can’t get enough of Trump’s bullying, they love it and they encourage it.
Acting a little deplorable they are.
re: #123 The Vicious Babushka
Because the world is actually just a grade school playground.
His base loves his childish bullshit. It’s why they adore him.
This NRA ad is an open call to violence to protect white supremacy. If I made a video like this, I’d be in jail. pic.twitter.com/LD65yMUMVn
— deray mckesson (@deray) June 29, 2017
Followed immediately by “if I could I would, but I don’t know how” —> (don’t hate me for the studio versions) https://t.co/LGX9qtKGzU
— Katy Tur (@KatyTurNBC) June 29, 2017
re: #124 ObserverArt
Acting a little deplorable they are.
Anyone who still supports him is either totally deplorable or ignorant beyond words or a Netanyahu toady.
re: #52 lawhawk
Trump: Russia is a fake news conspiracy concocted by the media and Democrats.
House investigation into Russia: Um, about that Trump. Your bodyguard is now under scrutiny.
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So, on top of everyone else in your inner circle lawyering up, your bodyguard has to lawyer up too? Is there anyone else that isn’t getting lawyered up at this point? Your spawn should probably start to consider lawyers too.
Why?
It isn’t a conspiracy when they were all lying their asses off about meeting with Russian diplomats and agents and not reporting any of them as they were required to do. Well, it’s not the conspiracy that you think it is. Reporting those criminal acts (the failure to report) isn’t a conspiracy, but all your cronies meeting with Russians does reek of a concerted effort to coordinate with Russia about something.
The guy who personally delivered Comey his walking papers…to his empty office in DC while Comey was at an FBI office in CA?
Good.
re: #127 The Vicious Babushka
That woman has hatred and anger permanently etched into her face.
re: #127 The Vicious Babushka
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Still using President Obama to sell their special brand of fear.
re: #69 darthstar
Mika drops mic.
There’s no winner here. Morning Joke helped elect Trump. They fawned over him repeatedly. Trump is a lunatic. They all suck.
re: #130 HappyWarrior
Saw that yesterday. Man I hate the fucking NRA.
I don’t like Dana Muhgunz much either.
Statement from the First Lady’s Communications Director @StephGrisham45 pic.twitter.com/N8Sz0bobL4
— Yashar Ali (@yashar) June 29, 2017
re: #115 lawhawk
While MSNBC continues to hire more and more right wing assholes.
Like I said, there are no winners here. They all suck.
And we, the populace, lose.
re: #137 Stanley Sea
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So her Cyberbullying campaign is a load of crap. Thanks Melania.
How’s @FLOTUS’ #cyberbullying effort going? Guess we have the answer.
— lawhawk (@lawhawk) June 29, 2017
Grisham is Melania’s communications director. Yeah, some piece of work they all are.
re: #127 The Vicious Babushka
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She uses the word “they” quite a bit. The whole video sounds like the opening salvo of a Trump dictatorship.
Fucking stuck timepiece
I remember when Republicans were outraged if someone didn’t wear a tie in the Oval Office. Now the commander-in-chief tweets about facelifts
— Erick Erickson (@EWErickson) June 29, 2017
re: #146 Dave In Austin
Fucking stuck timepiece
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Yeah Erick, that’s your party. You guys nominated him. We warned against him and many of y’all didn’t care.
Whoa!! LOL!
…to Mar-a-Lago 3 nights in a row around New Year’s Eve, and insisted on joining me. She was bleeding badly from a face-lift. I said no!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 29, 2017
Dear @realDonaldTrump,
You are a pig.
Sincerely,
Bill Kristol https://t.co/2IG7yXmCs4— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) June 29, 2017
He probably wanted to say Mika was “bleeding out of her wherever” but in a rare flash of memory realized that he had said it before so decided to go with another bleed source.
re: #114 ObserverArt
Not personal, but his administration on the other hand. Or, are we already forgetting the whole run up to war with Iraq that had zero to do with 9/11?
(Not blaming you Wendell…just how time seems to allow some people to gloss over all the bad…for political reasons)
Say, what about those Air National Guard years.
GWB appointees criminal cases:
Felipe Sixto—Office: Special Assistant for Intergovernmental Affairs as well as Duty Director at the Office of Public Liaison. Crime: Misuse of grant money from the U.S. Agency for International Development from before he took office. Result: conviction and imprisonment
Scott Bloch—Office: head the United States Office of Special Counsel. Crime: pleaded guilty to criminal contempt of Congress for withholding information from a congressional investigation. Result: conviction and imprisonment
Lewis “Scooter” Libby—Office: Chief of Staff to Vice President Dick Cheney. Crime: perjury and obstruction of justice in the Valerie Plame case. Sentence: imprisonment (commuted by George W. Bush)
John Korsmo—Office: chairman of the Federal Housing Finance Board. Crime: pleaded guilty to lying to Congress. Result: convicted but not imprisoned
Darleen A. Druyun—Office: Principal Deputy Undersecretary of the Air Force. Crime: pleaded guilty to inflating the price of contracts to favor her future employer, Boeing. Result: convicted and imprisoned
David Safavian—Office: General Services Administration Chief of Staff. Crime: found guilty of blocking justice and lying in the Jack Abramoff Scandal. Result: convicted and imprisoned
Roger Stillwell—Office: Staff in the Department of the Interior. Crime: Pleaded guilty to participating in the Jack Abramoff scandal. Result: convicted (imprisonment suspended)
J. Steven Griles—Office: Deputy to the Secretary of the Interior. Crime: pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice in the Jack Abramoff Scandal. Result: convicted and imprisoned
Italia Federici—Office: staff to the Secretary of the Interior, and President of the Council of Republicans for Environmental Advocacy. Crime: pled guilty to tax evasion and obstruction of justice. Resulted: convicted but not imprisoned
Jared Carpenter—Office: Vice-President of the Council of Republicans for Environmental Advocacy. Crime: pled guilty to income tax evasion. Result: convicted and imprisoned
Mark Zachares—Office: staff in the Department of Labor. Crime: bribed by Abramoff and guilty of conspiracy to defraud. Result: convicted but not imprisoned
Robert E. Coughlin—Office: Deputy Chief of Staff, Criminal Division of the Justice Department. Crime: pleaded guilty to conflict of interest after accepting bribes from Jack Abramoff. Result: convicted but not imprisoned
Kyle Foggo—Office: Executive director of the CIA. Crime: was convicted of honest services fraud in the awarding of government contracts. Result: convicted and imprisoned
Claude Allen—Office: Advisor on Domestic Policy. Crime: series of felony thefts in retail stores. Result: convicted by not imprisoned
Lester Crawford—Office: Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration. Crime: pleaded guilty to conflict of interest. Result: convicted but not imprisoned
Bernard Kerik—Office: nominated to be Secretary of Homeland Security but confirmation derailed. Crime: employing an undocumented nanny two and other improprieties, and later two counts of tax fraud and five counts of lying to the federal government. Result: convicted and imprisoned
And that doesn’t even count “related” cases of people who weren’t executive branch: Duke Cunningham, Jack Abramoff, etc….
re: #146 Dave In Austin
Trump isn’t merely tweeting about facelifts.
He’s engaging in his nearly constant misogynstic assault on women who identify his faults (and boy, are there faults). They identify his lies, omissions, his know-nothing agenda, his failure to understand basic concepts, all of it.
Trump hates women who are strong - and that’s something the GOP mirrors in large part. They can’t stand women being at the forefront.
re: #145 CongoJack
She uses the word “they” quite a bit. The whole video sounds like the opening salvo of a Trump dictatorship.
It sounds exactly like Germany 1933.
And this is a way to be after you lose a primary. Proud to have supported Tom. I hope he considers another office someday.
re: #127 The Vicious Babushka
Short summary?
He’s made Morning Joe a sympathetic character. Maybe he really is a uniter…
re: #151 lawhawk
Trump isn’t merely tweeting about facelifts.
He’s engaging in his nearly constant misogynstic assault on women who identify his faults (and boy, are there faults). They identify his lies, omissions, his know-nothing agenda, his failure to understand basic concepts, all of it.
Trump hates women who are strong - and that’s something the GOP mirrors in large part. They can’t stand women being at the forefront.
And this is no different than interrupting his call to the PM to complement a reporter on her smile.
re: #152 Stanley Sea
It sounds exactly like Germany 1933.
Speaking of Germany, they’ve apparently moved to block a rally by Turkish President Erdogan.
Germany says it would be inappropriate for Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to address Turks in Germany during the G20 summit next week.
German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel said Turkey had made such a request officially, but “it’s not a good idea”. “We have constitutional justification for doing this,” he said.
Hamburg will host the G20 on 7-8 July.
Erdogan’s gonna scream bloody murder. I can all but guarantee it.
re: #140 nines09
Sunday 30 April 2017
In other words, he did not read the operating manual before assuming control of the mechanism of government.
re: #151 lawhawk
Trump isn’t merely tweeting about facelifts.
He’s engaging in his nearly constant misogynstic assault on women who identify his faults (and boy, are there faults). They identify his lies, omissions, his know-nothing agenda, his failure to understand basic concepts, all of it.
Trump hates women who are strong - and that’s something the GOP mirrors in large part. They can’t stand women being at the forefront.
That’s why all this needs to be left on the doorstep of the House and Senate Maj. leaders. To me it sez more about them than ” The Dictator(tm)”. Mango Maniac can’t help himself, Mac n’ Cheese need to take a stand.
re: #146 Dave In Austin
Fucking stuck timepiece
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TAN SUITS!! TAN SUITS!!! Complete disgrace! https://t.co/kjhEkagyto
— Dr. Matt (@DrMatthew) June 29, 2017
re: #114 ObserverArt
Not personal, but his administration on the other hand. Or, are we already forgetting the whole run up to war with Iraq that had zero to do with 9/11?
(Not blaming you Wendell…just how time seems to allow some people to gloss over all the bad…for political reasons)
Say, what about those Air National Guard years.
that was before his tenure as Prez, which is why I phrased it that way. I just meant that he did not have any bimbo-related scandals unless you include his girls-gone-wild daughters…
re: #157 HappyWarrior
Be afraid, join the NRA.
Yeah but Obama’s not around to scare us anymore. But maybe the Resist people and BLM are the threats now.
Adolf Drump just gave the Morning Joe crew huge ratings tomorrow.
re: #165 Sir John Barron
Yeah but Obama’s not around to scare us anymore. But maybe the Resist people and BLM are the threats now.
Yeah she mentions them in the video.
This new NRA ad is barely a whisper shy of a call for full civil war. https://t.co/N33s2KyvVz
— Jeff Sharlet (@JeffSharlet) June 28, 2017
Also notable: video doesn’t say anything about gun rights or 2A.
NRA has won so much it needs to conjure new threats. https://t.co/nPHr37rrOb— Nick Confessore (@nickconfessore) June 29, 2017
Even more notable - the NRA talked about the need for the 2A to protect against Gov’t tyranny. Now this ad puts them on the side of government tyranny as a paramilitary organization suppressing dissent.
re: #145 CongoJack
She uses the word “they” quite a bit. The whole video sounds like the opening salvo of a Trump dictatorship.
She says “they” and “they” fill in the blank. The NRA is another malignancy we have to deal with. You can buy all the weapons you can afford. Can’t even carry them all. Have thousands of rounds. Kevlar. Armor piercing rounds. And yet still afraid. Still scared. Because of shit like this. I see an NRA sticker on a vehicle I figure them either crazy, bigoted, or flat out stupid. OR all 3.
re: #163 Dr. Matt
Trump is MAGA! Show respect for our prez! So what he tweets and insults people it’s refreshing and he’s just defending himself! Oh look here is picture of Obama with his feet on the desk in the Oval Office!!!!
re: #168 Blind Frog Belly White
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Even more notable - the NRA talked about the need for the 2A to protect against Gov’t tyranny. Now this ad puts them on the side of government tyranny as a paramilitary organization suppressing dissent.
Yep.
re: #160 Dr Lizardo
Speaking of Germany, they’ve apparently moved to block a rally by Turkish President Erdogan.
Erdogan’s gonna scream bloody murder. I can all but guarantee it.
They had a major kerfuffle over that during the recent Turkish referendum, during which Germany refused to let Turkish government officials hold political rallies on German territory (over a million Turkish citizens living in Germany are eligible to vote in Turkey)
In return, Turkey refused to let German officials visit German NATO soldiers stationed in Turkey.
re: #168 Blind Frog Belly White
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Even more notable - the NRA talked about the need for the 2A to protect against Gov’t tyranny. Now this ad puts them on the side of government tyranny as a paramilitary organization suppressing dissent.
Brownshirts.
NRA took the time to make that trashy video but not one word from them about the Castile verdict. It’s almost like they’re racists and don’t care about minority gun owners.
re: #173 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
They had a major kerfuffle over that during the recent Turkish referendum, during which Germany refused to let Turkish government officials hold political rallies on German territory (over a million Turkish citizens living in Germany are eligible to vote in Turkey)
In return, Turkey refused to let German officials visit German NATO soldiers stationed in Turkey.
Yeah, Germany’s apparently going to be pulling its soldiers out of Turkey pretty soon.
re: #175 HappyWarrior
NRA took the time to make that trashy video but not one word from them about the Castile verdict. It’s almost like they’re racists and don’t care about minority gun owners.
They are a lobbying organization for the gun industry, and their target market is predominantly white.
re: #176 Dr Lizardo
Yeah, Germany’s apparently going to be pulling its soldiers out of Turkey pretty soon.
Was not sure about that aspect of it, did Germany decide to yank them?
re: #168 Blind Frog Belly White
It’s becoming clear that the NRA is a terrorist organization.
— MsJoanne (@MsJoanne) June 29, 2017
re: #177 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
They are a lobbying organization for the gun industry, and their target market is predominantly white.
Yep.
…to Mar-a-Lago 3 nights in a row around New Year’s Eve, and insisted on joining me. She was bleeding badly from a face-lift. I said no!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 29, 2017
These two tweets break new ground in evil misogynist creepiness, you debased lunatic. https://t.co/fvTGxadGT5
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 29, 2017
re: #149 The Vicious Babushka
He probably wanted to say Mika was “bleeding out of her wherever” but in a rare flash of memory realized that he had said it before so decided to go with another bleed source.
A Trump moment of clarity.
re: #168 Blind Frog Belly White
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Even more notable - the NRA talked about the need for the 2A to protect against Gov’t tyranny. Now this ad puts them on the side of government tyranny as a paramilitary organization suppressing dissent.
Have you guys looked at what kinds of organizations used to be called “Rifle Associations” back in the 19th century?
— Teo (@Teukka72) June 29, 2017
Here’s Sarah’s response..
Asked about Trump’s Mika tweets on Fox, Sarah Sanders says, “This is a president who fights fire with fire” pic.twitter.com/np0rVHvMvC
— David Mack (@davidmackau) June 29, 2017
Every POTUS gets attacked daily; Trump sets an example for the nation with his responses to criticism—which can be deeply personal & vicious https://t.co/227eoeVWBV
— Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy) June 29, 2017
re: #175 HappyWarrior
NRA took the time to make that trashy video but not one word from them about the Castile verdict. It’s almost like they’re racists and don’t care about minority gun owners.
African-Americans with guns is who the NRA is arming itself against. The Second Amendment is only for whites; any African-American who carries, even if they are a child with a toy gun, is in danger of being shot by a cop who needs no more justification than that the victim was black and was armed (or was black and the cop thought he was armed).
re: #183 HappyWarrior
No actually but bitching about teachers.
The teachers took her to the mat when she ‘visited’ Madison during the Actg 10 protests. Man, if there’s a group of people I would hate to get into a battle of wits w/ it’s a bunch of pissed off elementary/middle school teachers. They’re just ruthless.
re: #183 HappyWarrior
No actually but bitching about teachers.
Seriously? Even after Sandy Hook? Or because of it? (Those damn little kids and teachers getting killed make the guns look bad…)
/
re: #186 Stanley Sea
Asked about Trump’s Mika tweets on Fox, Sarah Sanders says, “This is a president who fights fire with fire” pic.twitter.com
— David Mack
No one could have predicted…..
re: #161 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
In other words, he did not read the operating manual before assuming control of the mechanism of government.
My opinion is he’s gotten away with so much over such a long period of time, he just doesn’t even care. If it stops him from doing what he wants, it’s bad. 30 years ago I thought this guy was a maggot. Couldn’t see the allure, the fawning, the ass kissing. Who in their right mind would give this guy money? He’s ripped off thousands of people and walked. Crashed casinos which are basically money printing machines. TV, radio, print, all slobbering on this toad. Then a year ago I hear people talking like he just dropped from the sky. No history. No track record. After all, he’s a celebrity.
He’s a sick individual. And the GOP is doing their best behind his chaos to undo decades of progress and social constructs.
I’ll say evil. Because evil doesn’t really care, and enjoys your pain and suffering.
re: #177 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
They are a
lobbyingmarketing organization for the gun industry, and their target market is predominantly white.
They’ve long since won the lobbying war. Starting in 2008, they really morphed completely into marketing for the gun and ammo companies by spending all their time and money whipping up white angst about Those People, to sell more guns. And it’s worked! A smaller percentage of American households may have guns, but the ones who do have a shitload of them. And they keep buying more.
re: #189 Sir John Barron
Seriously? Even after Sandy Hook? Or because of it? (Those damn little kids and teachers getting killed make the guns look bad…)
/
Pretty much, she said schools are bashing Trump. Yeah that’s a reason to join the NRA.
re: #187 Big Beautiful Door
African-Americans with guns is who the NRA is arming itself against. The Second Amendment is only for whites; any African-American who carries, even if they are a child with a toy gun, is in danger of being shot by a cop who needs no more justification than that the victim was black and was armed (or was black and the cop thought he was armed).
African Americans don’t even need to be armed. The white person just needs to feel fear (see: Zimmerman) - even if the fear is irrational - that is good enough for white jurors it seems for the execution of young black males.
*sigh*
I fear for the future of our minority brothers and sisters.
re: #194 HappyWarrior
Pretty much, she said schools are bashing Trump. Yeah that’s a reason to join the NRA.
No one can question Dear Leader….
Let’s not forget. Trump is the guy that said he would fuck his daughter if she wasn’t his daughter.
re: #186 Stanley Sea
Here’s Sarah’s response..
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re: #156 Sir John Barron
Short summary?
They use their media to assassinate real news. They use their schools to teach children that their president is another Hitler. They use their movie stars and singers and award shows to repeat their narrative over and over again. And then they use their ex-president to endorse the resistance. All to make them march, make them protest, make them scream racism and sexism and xenophobia and homophobia and smash windows, burn cars, shut down interstates and airports, bully and terrorize the law abiding — until the only option left is for police to do their jobs and stop the madness.
And when that happens, they’ll use it as an excuse for their outrage. The only way we stop this, the only way we save our country and our freedom is to fight this violence of lies with the clenched fist of truth. I’m the National Rifle Association of America and I’m freedom’s safest place.
So I guess this means Murkowski, Collins and Capito just got their out on the Wealthcare bill? They’ll demand an apology and won’t get it and then they’ll vote no?
re: #178 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
Was not sure about that aspect of it, did Germany decide to yank them?
Around the beginning of June. The move should be complete around September or so.
re: #199 The Vicious Babushka
Protest is illegal now, huh, Dana Gunz?
re: #199 The Vicious Babushka
Yeah, and who’s “they”, “their”? Everyone critical of dTumpF. But barely a year ago it was NRA and its acolytes who were threatening to overthrow a democratically elected government.
The head of the NRA said: “academic elites, political elites, and media elites. These are America’s greatest domestic threats”
— JenAshleyWright (@JenAshleyWright) June 29, 2017
This NRA language kind of sounds like what Pol Pot said in Cambodia just before he wiped out all the “elites” (millions died). https://t.co/SMjFSx1LYg
— Kat Capps ❄️ (@KatCapps) June 29, 2017
Huckabee Sanders on Morning Joe: “I’ve seen far worse things come out of that show.”
She should be asked to provide examples of this today.— Abby D. Phillip (@abbydphillip) June 29, 2017
yes the dignified ‘i know u are but wat am i’ defense used by all presidents https://t.co/1zQx4CnpUn
— darth:™ (@darth) June 29, 2017
re: #206 Backwoods_Sleuth
Huckabee Sanders on Morning Joe: “I’ve seen far worse things come out of that show.”
She should be asked to provide examples of this today.
— Abby D. Phillip
Like when Morning Joe said Megyn Kelly was bleeding out of her…no wait that was actually DJT.
Or like when Morning Joe said that he would just grab women by the pu**y…no wait that was DJT, too.
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re: #200 Ace Rothstein
So I guess this means Murkowski, Collins and Capito just got their out on the Wealthcare bill? They’ll demand an apology and won’t get it and then they’ll vote no?
No, they’ll vote for it after McConnell gives them a few billion dollars to fight opioid abuse so they can tell their constituents how much they improved the bill.
For the record, this is a picture of @MorningMika at Mar-a-Lago at the time Trump is claiming she was “bleeding badly.” pic.twitter.com/NJgioOD3Va
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) June 29, 2017
re: #209 Backwoods_Sleuth
Count on DJT to ruin his own “CNN LIES” talking point for this week.
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re: #209 Backwoods_Sleuth
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False news; they just touched up the photo to remove the blood.//
HUCKABEE SANDERS: THE PREDISENT WAS JUST USING HIS SIGNATURE, UNIQUE “PUNCHBACK” STYLE OF ATTACKING EVERYONE WHO ATTACKS HIM FIRST!!!!1!!!1!!!
Here’s how Sarah Huckabee Sanders, on Fox News, defended the president’s tweets pic.twitter.com/1FX15M8xpY
— Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy) June 29, 2017
re: #211 Big Beautiful Door
False news; they just touched up the photo to remove the blood.//
LOOK AT THE PIXELS!!11!!
re: #212 The Vicious Babushka
HUCKABEE SANDERS: THE PREDISENT WAS JUST USING HIS SIGNATURE, UNIQUE “PUNCHBACK” STYLE OF ATTACKING EVERYONE WHO ATTACKS HIM FIRST!!!!1!!!1!!!
Remember when Obama spent his time attacking Fox and Breitbart and Daily Caller and the Washington Times and etc every day?
/
Making Misogyny Great Again. Ummm.
Making Bigotry Great Again. Warmer
Making Asshole-ery Great Again (BINGO!) MAGA!— lawhawk (@lawhawk) June 29, 2017
re: #212 The Vicious Babushka
HUCKABEE SANDERS: THE PREDISENT WAS JUST USING HIS SIGNATURE, UNIQUE “PUNCHBACK” STYLE OF ATTACKING EVERYONE WHO ATTACKS HIM FIRST!!!!1!!!1!!!
I’m sensing a pattern here. DJT’s MO is to constantly attack, whether its an unsympathetic media person, another candidate, Robert Mueller, etc.
re: #189 Sir John Barron
Seriously? Even after Sandy Hook? Or because of it? (Those damn little kids and teachers getting killed make the guns look bad…)
/
After Sandy Hook, a gun nut friend sent a mass mailing worrying about the effect on gun owners — but not a single word of sympathy for those who perished. Your statement is a perfect summary of his response.
GOP Kabuki Theatre Ensemble Says “That’s Not Right”…
Chirp……chirp……All beak, no backbone. Back to gutting America.
re: #212 The Vicious Babushka
HUCKABEE SANDERS: THE PREDISENT WAS JUST USING HIS SIGNATURE, UNIQUE “PUNCHBACK” STYLE OF ATTACKING EVERYONE WHO ATTACKS HIM FIRST!!!!1!!!1!!!
Has Noot Grinch weighed in yet on how presidential it is to attack anyone to any degree?
//
For the record, this is a picture of @MorningMika at Mar-a-Lago at the time Trump is claiming she was “bleeding badly.” pic.twitter.com/NJgioOD3Va
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) June 29, 2017
proving just how awesome our NBC makeup artists are https://t.co/6FiPpJu3Hi
— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) June 29, 2017
In CRIPPLED AMERICA (2015), @realDonaldTrump says the president must behave with dignity, professionalism and respect. “Impressions matter.” pic.twitter.com/CWJLRMLNWx
— Carlos Lozada (@CarlosLozadaWP) June 29, 2017
Safe to delete now @JohnJHarwood - I saved a copy for posterity. pic.twitter.com/JUWQ63KmRQ
— Franklin (@franklinftw) June 29, 2017
re: #221 FormerDirtDart
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Demonstrating once again that for every Trump tweet there is an equal and opposite Trump tweet.
Quick reaction from 2 GOP Hill staffers to Trump attack on Mika: How does this help pass health care when he needs Murkowski and Collins?
— Glenn Thrush (@GlennThrush) June 29, 2017
So let me ask the White House press corps: Was it worth it to keep taking this shit seriously when Bullshit Spice decided to cut off access to news cameras? Was continuing to show up, even doing cutesy things like bringing in a court sketch artist, worth the portion of your souls that you’ve sold in the name of “Access”?
Nothing like showing the world that you’re as misogynistic as the pig that is our president. Good going.
— MsJoanne (@MsJoanne) June 29, 2017
FWIW Our favorite RW climate denier but never Trumper Bret Stephens criticized CNN for firing the three journalists, his point being that no reporter is infallible —they made a mistake and the right way to deal with that is to apologize.
No news organization is going to pass an infallibility test, and advancing a perception that we should pass such a test merely sets us up for diminishing public regard. Journalistic honesty is better measured through corrections than dismissals.
That’s a lesson that bears repeating now, as the White House’s media vilification strategy comes to resemble a war on truth itself. I’ve noted elsewhere that Trump’s notion of truth is whatever he can get away with, at any given moment, for any given purpose.
re: #226 Targetpractice
So let me ask the White House press corps: Was it worth it to keep taking this shit seriously when Bullshit Spice decided to cut off access to news cameras? Was continuing to show up, even doing cutesy things like bringing in a court sketch artist, worth the portion of your souls that you’ve sold in the name of “Access”?
They sold them long ago when they gave trump billions of dollars in free advertising during the campaign.
re: #227 MsJ
At first, I read his tweet as LGF-style sarcasm meant to mock cheeto benito’s statement, but, yeah…that type of thing doesn’t translate very well on Twitter.
Presidential Statements for June 29, 2017 (thus far)
A statement by the President: pic.twitter.com/33Unj14ddY
— Real Press Sec. (@RealPressSecBot) June 29, 2017
A statement by the President: pic.twitter.com/0SnDe6MF4l
— Real Press Sec. (@RealPressSecBot) June 29, 2017
A statement by the President: pic.twitter.com/TYspyAMAES
— Real Press Sec. (@RealPressSecBot) June 29, 2017
Our president* is being “bullied” by the press and his way of dealing with it is not to keep his head down and focus on the job to which he was elected, it’s to rage-tweet insults at a female news anchor, then trot out its press office back-up hitter to whine to said press about how “bullied” the president* is.
Remember when the dignity of the office was “threatened” by things like tan suits or saying “ni-CLANG!” when talking about race relations?
re: #13 freetoken
Sad to see so many “liberal” minded folk get so easily swayed that the “Russian thing” isn’t important. To them, collusion with foreign powers, misrepresenting funding sources, passing around money, under-the-table influence, etc. is just a distraction, from apparently really important issue.
Usually socialize health care.
The obvious problem is that there is a false choice here. Our society can tackle more than one thing at a time.
Also, I find them to be blatantly utopian in their thinking of how society works. They think socialized healthcare somehow can exist when there is a breakdown of the rule of law and the rise of autocracies.
The problems of Trump and his administration with Russia and other foreign governments strikes at the very heart of what we can trust in our leadership and in the process of our government.
Some self-styled progressives seem to miss that point.
I say this after watching one of PZ Meyer’s video blogs from last month, in which a couple of other FTB personalities join him for a conversation.
The Russia Thing is VERY IMPORTANT
Well, if there’s a silver lining to any of this bullshit, it’s that the Wealthcare bill is toast for at least thru the summer.
GOP Senators/Reps have vapors over Trump’s “bleeding Mika” tweets…yet all voted for him AFTER he BRAGGED about SEXUALLY ASSAULTING women.
— ☪️ Charles Gaba ✡️ (@charles_gaba) June 29, 2017
The GOP is doing this performance art bullshit. The media dutifully reports/recycles the same bullshit, and we are still left with a thoroughly compromised White House and GOP leadership that is pushing a reactionary and regressive agenda that undermines US national security daily, as well as the financial security for millions of Americans all because a handful of rich people want to be even richer.
On another note, this sounds an awful lot like what a lot of LGF’ers were complaining about:
I’m sure John McCain is “Troubled” by Trump’s remarks though his history is no better.
re: #234 Ace Rothstein
Well, if there’s a silver lining to any of this bullshit, it’s that the Wealthcare bill is toast for at least thru the summer.
I don’t trust any of that. It’ll be dead when it’s double tapped and completely killed (zombieland rules). Even then, I wouldn’t trust it even after backing over a couple tanks on it and running it through shredders multiple times and burning the thing and then sprinkling holy water on it.
The GOP doesn’t want people to pay attention to the fact that they’re still intent on destroying health coverage for millions so as to pave the way for massive tax breaks for the rich. Trumpcare is the lynchpin for the tax reform that comes after this (another wave of massive tax breaks for the rich).
re: #239 Belafon
I wonder when the NRA will start selling uniforms.
The brown ones or the black ones? ///
New Yorker Daily Cartoon pic.twitter.com/8aDxGLE7KV
— Yashar Ali (@yashar) June 29, 2017
re: #235 lawhawk
Well, let’s keep the focus on important things like tax cuts and reducing health insurance coverage.
//
re: #240 Teukka
The brown ones or the black ones? ///
White - because they’re the gang that can’t shoot straight.
re: #235 lawhawk
The GOP is doing this performance art bullshit. The media dutifully reports/recycles the same bullshit, and we are still left with a thoroughly compromised White House and GOP leadership that is pushing a reactionary and regressive agenda that undermines US national security daily, as well as the financial security for millions of Americans all because a handful of rich people want to be even richer.
From the tea party playbook: the left should pressure Republicans nearly every day on this. Make them answer this until they disown Trump for it.
re: #242 Sir John Barron
Well, let’s keep the focus on important things like tax cuts and reducing health insurance coverage.
//
It’s ENERGY week!!
re: #180 Sir John Barron
Any mention of Deep State?
/
It is implied that a Soros-runded, Obama-led Deep State conspiracy is out to undo democracy in America, making them do totally un-American things like protest and resist…
re: #230 Interesting Times
At first, I read his tweet as LGF-style sarcasm meant to mock cheeto benito’s statement, but, yeah…that type of thing doesn’t translate very well on Twitter.
I had the same reaction — it was designed to mock Cheeto Benito, but it’s easy for people to mistake sarcasm for genuine commentary (the Poe principle?). There was an interesting tweet last night from someone (don’t know the person) who felt that Charles misinterpreted their mockery as a serious response in the Twitter conflict over Nikki Haley’s ridiculous remarks.
re: #186 Stanley Sea
Asked about Trump’s Mika tweets on Fox, Sarah Sanders says, “This is a president who
fights fire with firelets himself be dragged down to the basest level if he feels his honor and reputation are being impugned”
re: #236 Interesting Times
On another note, this sounds an awful lot like what a lot of LGF’ers were complaining about:
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I don’t typically (meaning: ever) donate to political campaigns. I can’t imagine the flow of craptastic fundraising emails I would get if I did. It’s annoying enough when I have 10-15 emails in my inbox everyday that I delete without opening because they’re some sort of marketing bullshit (seriously, for some reason, I get two per day from the Ceaser’s hotel chains). And that’s just in my regular email. I have a second one that I pretty much never check that I use whenever I sign up for something that I think is going to send me unwanted email.
My point, I suppose, is that there’s a thin line between a good marketing/communication strategy and annoying the everloving shit out of people.
re: #243 lawhawk
White - because they’re the gang that can’t shoot straight.
The easy joke here is that white wouldn’t work because too many of their members already have white uniforms in the back of the closet. But I’m going to be the bigger person and not make the jok(kk)e. Nope. Not I.
A room full of “wow”s after @HouseAppropsGOP adopted this AUMF repeal amendment by @RepBarbaraLee pic.twitter.com/VxlvQn9d95
— Jennifer Scholtes (@JAscholtes) June 29, 2017
This… this seems significant (just don’t have the time to go much deeper)
re: #251 KGxvi
The easy joke here is that white wouldn’t work because too many of their members already have white uniforms in the back of the closet. But I’m going to be the bigger person and not make the jok(kk)e. Nope. Not I.
Camo? We’ve already had brown shirts, black shirts, and even blue shirts in fascism so why not the camo shirts for us.
re: #192 nines09
My opinion is he’s gotten away with so much over such a long period of time, he just doesn’t even care. If it stops him from doing what he wants, it’s bad. 30 years ago I thought this guy was a maggot.
He is a media entity and is held to a different set of standards than a politician with a record of public service.
He knows that the rules and conventions politics and governing do not apply to him and he can get away with things that would sink almost any other politician.
And he knows that his latest outrageous statement will become a news item with supporters and critics, until his next outrageous statement takes over the News Cycle.
re: #253 HappyWarrior
Camo? We’ve already had brown shirts, black shirts, and even blue shirts in fascism so why not the camo shirts for us.
Could be no shirts, like, emulating Putie?
So, even tho I don’t feel like celebrating it, I made a T-shirt for July 4h.
You have to click to see the full tshirt, I think.
i have another great design with the Statue of Liberty —but I don’t have a copyright free photo of her. So I just made it for me. Can’t share, sorry.
re: #118 Dr. Matt
I’m still ticked at him for opting to vote third party.
re: #248 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
re: #186 Stanley Sea
Asked about Trump’s Mika tweets on Fox, Sarah Sanders says, “This is a president who
fights fire with firelets himself be dragged down to the basest level if he feels his honor and reputation are being impugned”
My take:
Asked about Trump’s Mika tweets on Fox, Sarah Sanders says, “This is a president who fights fire with fire automatically operates at the basest level in response to any criticism
re: #5 Kragar
That one doesn’t even have a brain.
re: #255 Teukka
Could be no shirts, like, emulating Putie?
So, the new civil war will be shirts and skins?
re: #261 Hecuba’s daughter
My take:
Asked about Trump’s Mika tweets on Fox, Sarah Sanders says, “This is a president whofights fire with fireautomatically operates at the basest level in response to any criticism
yes, phrased even better
re: #252 lawhawk
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This… this seems significant (just don’t have the time to go much deeper)
Well, for one thing, Barbara Lee was the only “Nay” vote on the 2001 bill. What has got my interest is that it’s made it this far. Perhaps even the GOP leadership is beginning to realize that there has to be some measure of restraint put in place on El Jefe Naranja. By the way, that’s my new favorite Trump nickname courtesy of the comments to that tweet.
re: #256 Birth Control Works
So, even tho I don’t feel like celebrating it, I made a T-shirt for July 4h.
You have to click to see the full tshirt, I think.i have another great design with the Statue of Liberty —but I don’t have a copyright free photo of her. So I just made it for me. Can’t share, sorry.
fixed
All this Russia nonsense if FAKE NEWS…
GOP budget terminates Election Assistance Commission, only federal agency making sure voting machines aren’t hacked https://t.co/06tR2evOq6 pic.twitter.com/qIuJphkTIg
— Ari Berman (@AriBerman) June 29, 2017
There is a new release of Prince’s Purple Rain? I listened to it yesterday thru Amazon Prime Music.
I bought the albumn way back when it was released and really haven’t listened since. It is a really good albumn!
Did someone mention Melania’s anti-cyber-bullying campaign?
Trump ‘will punch back 10 times harder’ if ‘attacked’: Melania Trump defends vicious ‘facelift’ tweets https://t.co/QYAjQmwDcM pic.twitter.com/Q0muIOVocO
— Raw Story (@RawStory) June 29, 2017
Melania approves of Trump attack on Mika Brzezinski’s looks: He’s just punching back https://t.co/ktpChBlvEk pic.twitter.com/OnkkEG5YRt
— The Hill (@thehill) June 29, 2017
That ant-cyber-bullying campaign is coming along just fine I see. https://t.co/BT4VDTDXgV
— aceoaces (@aceoaces) June 29, 2017
New Sugar deal negotiated with Mexico is a very good one for both Mexico and the U.S. Had no deal for many years which hurt U.S. badly.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 29, 2017
…to Mar-a-Lago 3 nights in a row around New Year’s Eve, and insisted on joining me. She was bleeding badly from a face-lift. I said no!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 29, 2017
This was a normal thing a normal, sane president would tweet. Then, came the bat-shit crazy…https://t.co/GMpYB0UJxQ
— aceoaces (@aceoaces) June 29, 2017
LOL doggo just wants to kick back and enjoy some good tunes.
re: #263 lizardofid
So, the new civil war will be shirts and skins?
Which side will be shirts and which will be skins… I need to know if I need to start doing sit ups again (the answer, either way is, “Yes, KGxvi, you need to start doing sit ups again).
re: #254 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
He’s everything that ever was bad squared. New reality show;
“America’s Biggest Jerk Off.”
OT.
Off to take care of business. Like Led Zep? It’s only rock and roll.
I like how it’s almost effortless here.
Australian Cardinal and Aide to Pope Is Charged With Sexual Assault https://t.co/nigDxfMYP0
— ggt (@geegeetee) June 29, 2017
Seriously? I would find this behavior unacceptable in my 6 year-old!
— aceoaces (@aceoaces) June 29, 2017
Somebody tell Mango face he ain’t in Queens anymore.
re: #276 Ace-o-aces
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Somebody tell Mango face he ain’t in Queens anymore.
They don’t seem to understand the difference between bullying and criticizing. Also, when did Joe Scarbourgh, former Republican member of the House of Representatives and perennial GOP apologist become part of the liberal media?
re: #277 KGxvi
They don’t seem to understand the difference between bullying and criticizing. Also, when did Joe Scarbourgh, former Republican member of the House of Representatives and perennial GOP apologist become part of the liberal media?
since he stopped singing the praises of The Great One
re: #277 KGxvi
They don’t seem to understand the difference between bullying and criticizing. Also, when did Joe Scarbourgh, former Republican member of the House of Representatives and perennial GOP apologist become part of the liberal media?
When he criticized Dear Leader.
re: #277 KGxvi
They don’t seem to understand the difference between bullying and criticizing. Also, when did Joe Scarbourgh, former Republican member of the House of Representatives and perennial GOP apologist become part of the liberal media?
When he and Mika criticized him.
re: #278 Birth Control Works
Trump and Twitter are a
red herring
Yes, guaranteed to keep us occupied discussing and debating his latest outrageous statement while his people are busy dismantling all the gains that we have made over the past 50 years…
Did I tell you that Wonder Woman was awesome?
re: #252 lawhawk
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This… this seems significant (just don’t have the time to go much deeper)
War, any time Prince Tiny Hands feels slighted.
This is an incredible shame https://t.co/jOaxWT37FG @juliaoftoronto pic.twitter.com/RESanSocC7
— Brian Resnick (@B_resnick) June 29, 2017
My god https://t.co/soyDSCmO0y
— Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias) June 29, 2017
And yup… there’s one state that helps explain this surge.
If you guessed Texas, you win: https://t.co/Vwyz5C00dy— lawhawk (@lawhawk) June 29, 2017
re: #252 lawhawk
It’s almost like they don’t trust him with the military.
Three ways the interstate system changed America. https://t.co/7c1zvBatkz
— Smithsonian Magazine (@SmithsonianMag) June 29, 2017
re: #288 KGxvi
It’s almost like they don’t trust him with the military.
almost?
Do you think the soldiers would follow his orders if they didn’t agree with them?
Wasn’t going to watch the NRA ad. Then I did. Fuck curiosity.
That’s a lit match seeking kindling.
re: #272 Dr Lizardo
LOL doggo just wants to kick back and enjoy some good tunes.
When I was in the 101st Abn Div our brigade had a mascot, “Bastogne”
He was a large Bulldog since the 327th Infantry are the “Bulldogs of Bastogne”
He would wander the brigade area, going wherever he wanted. Going into different battalion headquarters buildings or company orderly rooms, and just hanging out until he felt like moving on.
So, naturally he would on occasion insert himself into various official ceremonies, normally with his presence being acknowledged positively.
re: #274 nines09
He’s everything that ever was bad squared. New reality show;
“America’s Biggest Jerk Off.”OT.
Off to take care of business. Like Led Zep? It’s only rock and roll.
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I just checked 4 songs. They’re really good!
Always nice to see youngs with guitars n’drums.
re: #295 wheat-dogg
Did I tell you I agree?
I love how when she first walks the streets of London, she is distracted by a baby.
very realistic.
:)
re: #290 Birth Control Works
almost?
Do you think the soldiers would follow his orders if they didn’t agree with them?
Depends on the orders. But probably for the first time in my life, I can imagine a scenario where the president orders the military to do something and the military brass refuses the order.
re: #298 Birth Control Works
I love how when she first walks the streets of London, she is distracted by a baby.
very realistic.
:)
Not many babies on Thermyscira, I reckon.
Did you catch the exchange between Diana and Steve on the boat, about the necessity of men for procreation but not for pleasure? I saw the movie in China with a few students, and I wonder how the Chinese subtitles translated that remark. They had no outward reactions.
re: #252 lawhawk
This… this seems significant (just don’t have the time to go much deeper)
You know who is also surprised?
Rep. Barbra Lee…
Whoa. My amdt to sunset 2001 AUMF was adopted in DOD Approps markup! GOP & Dems agree: a floor debate & vote on endless war is long overdue. pic.twitter.com/FS8LfYWo5J
— Rep. Barbara Lee (@RepBarbaraLee) June 29, 2017
re: #303 FormerDirtDart
You know who is also surprised?
Rep. Barbra Lee…[Embedded content]
I like her optimism, but I suspect that there’s a less than altruistic motive to this on the part of the GOP. Would not surprise me if they’re looking to get some clips for “Dems are anti-troop/pro-terror” ad videos next year.
The Head of ICE Just Admitted Immigrants Are No More Dangerous Than Native-Born Americans https://t.co/z1tBQzJmHZ via @pacificstand
— ggt (@geegeetee) June 29, 2017
In a series of videos, Green revealed that her shift was a result of “red pilling,” the term for a twisted Matrix-inspired recruitment process coined by men’s rights advocates, pick-up artists, and the “alt right.” The process involves a recruiter who attempts to position white supremacists as oppressed truth tellers while spinning phony racial and gender science as “free speech” that’s being trampled on by feminists and the political left.
I can’t even remember what the red (or the blue) pills do.
Ah, the young and their jargon.
re: #305 Birth Control Works
And he’s still overstating it. Immigrants are LESS of a danger.
re: #23 Anymouse 🌹
Obviously the perp wasn’t black, since they didn’t straight up shoot his ass (especially after he shot at the cops).
Verdict for US in 650 Fifth Ave trial vindicates yrs of work by SDNY prosecutors & allows for substantial recovery for Iran terror victims
— US Attorney SDNY (@SDNYnews) June 29, 2017
U.S. Can Seize Iran-Owned NYC Tower After Jury Sanction Ruling - Bloomberg
Of course there will be an appeal…
re: #306 Birth Control Works
I can’t even remember what the red (or the blue) pills do.
Ah, the young and their jargon.
The red pill, in the Matrix, allowed you to go to reality. It disconnected you from the matrix. In other words, they’re twisting it into something with a completely different meaning.
re: #309 FormerDirtDart
U.S. Can Seize Iran-Owned NYC Tower After Jury Sanction Ruling - Bloomberg
Of course there will be an appeal…
I’m sure Trump will be OK with other countries taking his towers to pay for grievances against the US.
re: #117 Joe Bacon 🌹
Our animals are terrified of gunshots and fireworks. F*ck the 4th and gun-humpers.
Conservatives see a child with small hands and the first thing they think of is penis. Enough said.
— Dr. Matt (@DrMatthew) June 29, 2017
re: #310 Belafon
The red pill, in the Matrix, allowed you to go to reality. It disconnected you from the matrix. In other words, they’re twisting it into something with a completely different meaning.
Anyone else find it ironic that these hyper-macho “men’s rights” types are using a metaphor from a movie made by two transsexuals?
re: #310 Belafon
The red pill, in the Matrix, allowed you to go to reality. It disconnected you from the matrix. In other words, they’re twisting it into something with a completely different meaning.
So, Red for Real —unless it’s not?
re: #177 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
They are a lobbying organization for the gun industry, and their target market is predominantly white.
I posted yesterday after seeing this video they are no longer just a lobbying group for the industry. That video makes them a full-blown conservative PAC.
Sportsman gun owners should run away from them. They don’t represent you, especially if you are a moderate Republican, liberal Democrat, leftist, progressive. Far far right only.
re: #315 Ace-o-aces
Anyone else find it ironic that these hyper-macho “men’s rights” types are using a metaphor from a movie made by two transsexuals?
I thought only one of the two was transgender.
re: #318 Belafon
Both, the other Wachowski didn’t come out until well after her sister did.
re: #322 I cannot.
Both, the other Wachowski didn’t come out until well after her sister did.
It’s a pretty crazy coincidence. TBH the Matrix never interested me that much but I’m glad they’ve found happiness.
re: #198 HappyWarrior
But we have to respect the office. // Nope not for this guy.
Why? He has no respect for it.
I was waiting for Dana Loesch to blurt out “White Genocide!” in that God awful NRA ad.
— Ragnarok Lobster (@eclecticbrotha) June 29, 2017
The head of the NRA said: “academic elites, political elites, and media elites. These are America’s greatest domestic threats”
— JenAshleyWright (@JenAshleyWright) June 29, 2017
(Stage whisper) HE MEANS JEWS. https://t.co/E7Bx7pjVx3
— quinn cummings (@quinncy) June 29, 2017
Here’s the Morning Joe segment that caused Trump to lose his mind on Twitter https://t.co/l7To7LzgtX
— Daily Kos (@dailykos) June 29, 2017
If it doesn’t start there, the twitter-rage inducing comment appears to come at ~1:18 mark
re: #160 Dr Lizardo
You know who else liked rallies?
Liberals don’t like to admit Obama contributed to destroying norms. He did an interview with a woman who eats Fruit Loops from a bathtub.
— Matt Lewis (@mattklewis) June 29, 2017
Oh? Did he grab her by the pussy and say her face was bleeding from plastic surgery? Is Tucker Carlson still feeding you talking points? https://t.co/hus389nGVb
— Ragnarok Lobster (@eclecticbrotha) June 29, 2017
re: #199 The Vicious Babushka
Transcript:…The only way we stop this, the only way we save our country and our freedom is to fight this violence of lies with the clenched fist of truth. I’m the National Rifle Association of America and I’m freedom’s safest place.
Violence of lies?
So tough they are.
What happened to “sticks and stones can break my bones but words can never hurt me?”
re: #328 FormerDirtDart
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If is doesn’t start there, the twitter-rage inducing comment appears to come at ~1:18 mark
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If Joe Walsh doesn’t want Mika mocking his baby dick, he shouldn’t have brought in the debate. Anyhow he’s a fucking child.
re: #324 ObserverArt
Why? He has no respect for it.
Because in democracy, institutions matter. Even if he’s a terrible person (he is) and has no respect for the institutions himself (he doesn’t), we have to preserve the institutions and norms as best we can. On a lot of levels, a functioning democracy - at least as how it is understood to exist in the Post-WWII epoch - relies on institutional traditions and norms. The two greatest threats to our constitutional system were Jackson ignoring the Supreme Court and ordering the Trail of Tears, and the southern war of treason because of an election result. I’d say the third was FDR’s court packing scheme, but the failure to impeach Trump may be rising up the ranks pretty fast. All of those incidents were (are) based on the parties involved rejecting established norms and traditions.
re: #331 ObserverArt
Violence of lies?
So tough they are.
What happened to “sticks and stones can break my bones but words can never hurt me?”
And the tag line - ‘America’s safest place.’
Fuckin’ snowflakes.
Is it time yet for another Fox News segment on how terrible it is that everyone is so mean to Our President and His Family?
/
re: #327 The Vicious Babushka
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Jews and Blacks because the NRA’s allies are in charge of Congress and most state legislatures and the WH. They also have media allies too.
re: #331 ObserverArt
Violence of lies?
So tough they are.
What happened to “sticks and stones can break my bones but words can never hurt me?”
Deplorables 2016: Fck Your Feelings, snowflake!
Deplorables 2017: Waaaah!!!!
re: #336 makeitstop
And the tag line - ‘America’s safest place.’
Fuckin’ snowflakes.
It is a safe place for assholes who need to hide behind guns.
re: #337 Sir John Barron
Is it time yet for another Fox News segment on how terrible it is that everyone is so mean to Our President and His Family?
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Are they doing them on the quarter hour now, or just the top and bottom of the hour?
re: #335 jeffreyw
That’s Bea, who is a great help with the gardening.
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re: #325 Eclectic Cyborg
So apparently there’s a whole series of shitty. new NRA ads out…
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LIBERAL LIBTARDS AND THEIR SNOWFLAKEY SAFE SPACES!!!!!!
Sen. @OrrinHatch not a fan of today’s POTUS missives but ok w/ tweeting habit overall: “Every once in awhile you get a dipsy-doodle!”
— Kayla Tausche (@kaylatausche) June 29, 2017
This is the way the world ends
This is the way the world ends
This is the way the world ends
Not with a bang but a dipsy-doodle https://t.co/9UZuojoF7r— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) June 29, 2017
re: #345 FormerDirtDart
But Obama wore a tan suit that one time…
re: #234 Ace Rothstein
Well, if there’s a silver lining to any of this bullshit, it’s that the Wealthcare bill is toast for at least thru the summer.
I think it is toast now. I understand other Republicans have walked away since the bill was pulled Tuesday. Some say numbers now are in the 20s and you are now hearing a lot of Republicans saying they want a bi-partisan answer.
That is if Trump can get over having to work with the “not serious” Chuck Schumer.
re: #137 Stanley Sea
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Shhh, Jake. It’s Energy Week.
— Charles P. Pierce (@CharlesPPierce) June 29, 2017
re: #331 ObserverArt
Violence of lies?
So tough they are.
What happened to “sticks and stones can break my bones but words can never hurt me?”
That only applies to LIBTARD SNOWFLAKES WHO ARE SO POLITICAL CORRECT!!!!!!
re: #237 HappyWarrior
This is the ‘statesman’ who sang in public about bombing Iran, after all.
‘Do they really need a wheelchair?’ Fox doctor complains Medicaid patients getting ‘excessive’ treatments https://t.co/pQffRqCG7k pic.twitter.com/BqxEsaMII3
— Raw Story (@RawStory) June 29, 2017
re: #334 KGxvi
Because in democracy, institutions matter. Even if he’s a terrible person (he is) and has no respect for the institutions himself (he doesn’t), we have to preserve the institutions and norms as best we can. On a lot of levels, a functioning democracy - at least as how it is understood to exist in the Post-WWII epoch - relies on institutional traditions and norms. The two greatest threats to our constitutional system were Jackson ignoring the Supreme Court and ordering the Trail of Tears, and the southern war of treason because of an election result. I’d say the third was FDR’s court packing scheme, but the failure to impeach Trump may be rising up the ranks pretty fast. All of those incidents were (are) based on the parties involved rejecting established norms and traditions.
Disagree about FDR’s failed court-packing scheme: in fact, it was widespread (and bipartisan) defense of those “established norms and traditions” that sank the plan* - and tarnished Roosevelt’s reputation (still does, in most histories). But I agree that the reflexive partisan defense of Donald Trump - despite his manifest unsuitability for the office - is going to rank right up there with the others.
*that, and the Supreme Court’s eventual “revelation” that Roosevelt’s New Deal programs were not, after all, the heinous evil ravishment of the Constitution that the wingnuts of the day felt they were (and shockingly, still do in large part).
re: #352 The Vicious Babushka
That money could go to subsidize Republican members of congress’ housing because DC is so expensive.
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re: #351 John_Manyjars
This is the ‘statesman’ who sang in public about bombing Iran, after all.
Called his wife a see you next Thursday within earshot of reporters too.
re: #330 The Vicious Babushka
Dubyah had a male prostitute in the White House press room. Where was your fake outrage then? https://t.co/K5v2FNgevC
— Dr. Matt (@DrMatthew) June 29, 2017
#tbt to when Obama was embarrassing America and debasing the presidency by… talking to @galifianakisz pic.twitter.com/GVIpwEZABU
— Dave Weigel (@daveweigel) June 29, 2017
Yes—Trump takes it to a new low, but Obama was part of this trend. https://t.co/KB7faWRBKK
— Matt Lewis (@mattklewis) June 29, 2017
Remember Nixon went on laugh in & Eisenhower was on Ed Sullivan. Adapting to the times is not demeaning in & of itself. @mattklewis
— A (@callisti2024) June 29, 2017
re: #346 Sir John Barron
But Obama wore a tan suit that one time…
I like to think he chose the tan suit for his official portrait to troll the wingnuts.
re: #353 Jay C
Disagree about FDR’s failed court-packing scheme: in fact, it was widespread (and bipartisan) defense of those “established norms and traditions” that sank the plan* - and tarnished Roosevelt’s reputation (still does, in most histories). But I agree that the reflexive partisan defense of Donald Trump - despite his manifest unsuitability for the office is going to rank right up there with the others.
*that, and the Supreme Court’s eventual “revelation” that Roosevelt’s New Deal programs were not, after all, the heinous evil ravishment of the Constitution that the wingnuts of the day felt they were (and shockingly, still do in large part).
I mean the scheme itself was a threat to norms and traditions, not the end result. Had it been established that a president and willing Congress could just increase the size of the Supreme Court when it didn’t agree with their agenda, we’d have a Supreme Court with 40 members today, and the GOP probably looking to add more.
re: #358 FormerDirtDart
Yes—Trump takes it to a new low, but Obama was part of this trend.
#tbt to when Obama was embarrassing America and debasing the presidency by… talking to @galifianakisz pic.twitter.com/GVIpwEZABU
— Dave Weigel (@daveweigel) June 29, 2017
— Matt Lewis
BOTH SIDES!!!
Wizarding legend Harry Potter’s tale turned 20 today, says @jk_rowling https://t.co/nhNGpqk11V pic.twitter.com/bIXSFkniDe
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Governor Rauner vetoes funding for 911; emergency service may end June 30 https://t.co/b7muPI48hr
— ggt (@geegeetee) June 29, 2017
So Page or Not To Page.
California Single Payer. They say (claim?!) $400 billion to do it including 200 billion already baked in. Wait a minute, that over $800 per month for every person alive here. Family of four, $38,000 PER YEAR.
Is that some High Speed Train math going on or what?
What I don’t want is to spark a fight over the partisan or Gov v medical supplier like Blue Cross or ideology. I think we gotta look hard at the math.
re: #365 Birth Control Works
Republicans are barbarians. Their model for holding office is that of Visigoths in sacked Rome — take what they can while they can — because they aren’t interested in (or capable of) doing the hard work needed to keep a civilization going.
So now they’ve started digging up old dirt on Joe Scarborough to justify Mango Hitler’s morning rant.
Since we’re talking about #MorningJoe and the treatment of women can we talk about Joe’s dead intern? https://t.co/8y4W4iFRM0
— Rosie Unmasked (@almostjingo) June 29, 2017
re: #369 Ace-o-aces
So now they’ve started digging up old dirt on Joe Scarborough to justify Mango Hitler’s morning rant.
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Well considering Trump specifically insulted Mika.
Not to panic, the “anti-tank rocket launcher” is just a Yugoslavian clone of the venerable M72 LAW, so it’s only a single shot and done weapon…
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Feds bust Staten Island man suspected of selling AK-47s, anti-tank rocket launcher in Kosovo https://t.co/uQgODYdoVr pic.twitter.com/xnrveNvdQG
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 29, 2017
And, what’s a dozen or so more AK-47s going to do in “Merica? Not much…
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What was I saying about people starting to leave the White House?
This guy worked for Pence for 12 years, but it looks like he wants to get out of the way of the shitstorm.
NYT: Mike Pence’s Chief of Staff is leaving, after working with him for 12 years.https://t.co/NOsPAOFUoK
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) June 29, 2017
re: #292 HappyWarrior
That’s Eisenhower’s best domestic legacy imo.
I’m also pretty stoked how he took the space program away from the military, and made sure NASA was a civilian agency.
And, oh yeah, sending the 101st Airborne into Little Rock to make sure those confederate assholes understood that the Supreme Court really truly is Supreme.
re: #357 Dr. Matt
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Who is the person being referenced, “woman who eats Fruit Loops from a bathtub.”
I’m not up on my RW bullshit.
re: #265 Targetpractice
I will always honor Rep. Lee for that. A lone Congressional voice against the titanic mound of BS that was the runup to GW2.
re: #374 makeitstop
Rats and ships come to mind…
re: #375 sagehen
I’m also pretty stoked how he took the space program away from the military, and made sure NASA was a civilian agency.
And, oh yeah, sending the 101st Airborne into Little Rock to make sure those confederate assholes understood that the Supreme Court really truly is Supreme.
Best Republican president in the last 100 years and it’s not even close imo.
@Twitter would have banned anyone else if they engaged in such a personal attack as @realdonaldtrump did today. @Jack @morningmika
— Dr. Matt (@DrMatthew) June 29, 2017
re: #356 HappyWarrior
Heh, quelle surprise!!
re: #292 HappyWarrior
That’s Eisenhower’s best domestic legacy imo.
In (I think) 1919, then-Lieutenant Eisenhower was assigned to a particular military exercise that would have a lot of repercussions for the future: it was a multi-vehicle Army convoy that undertook to drive from (I think) Maryland to Oakland over the existing road network. It took them something like forty days, over a road system that was scarcely improved since the Wild West days. Supposedly, Ike’s experience led him, as President, to use the excuse of military utility (I think the term “Defense” is still part of the formal designation of the Interstate Highway System) to push for Federal financing of a modern highway network nationwide. Wherever traffic and needy Congressional Districts mandated….
re: #383 Jay C
In (I think) 1919, then-Lieutenant Eisenhower was assigned to a particular military exercise that would have a lot of repercussions for the future: it was a multi-vehicle Army convoy that undertook to drive from (I think) Maryland to Oakland over the existing road network. It took them something like forty days, over a road system that was scarcely improved since the Wild West days. Supposedly, Ike’s experience led him, as President, to use the excuse of military utility (I think the term “Defense” is still part of the formal designation of the Interstate Highway System) to push for Federal financing of a modern highway network nationwide. Wherever traffic and needy Congressional Districts mandated….
Yeah I had read that too.
re: #296 makeitstop
I just checked 4 songs. They’re really good!
Always nice to see youngs with guitars n’drums.
Yeah they are good. And the singer has some range and seems he can do tthat high scream stuff effortlessly. Riff rock…it never can die!
re: #299 KGxvi
Depends on the orders. But probably for the first time in my life, I can imagine a scenario where the president orders the military to do something and the military brass refuses the order.
I’ve been saying this from day one of him taking office. There have to be talks going on at the Pentagon regarding what they can do to assess the real issues versus Trump wagging dogs or worse, doing something really stupid.
re: #383 Jay C
In (I think) 1919, then-Lieutenant Eisenhower was assigned to a particular military exercise that would have a lot of repercussions for the future: it was a multi-vehicle Army convoy that undertook to drive from (I think) Maryland to Oakland over the existing road network. It took them something like forty days, over a road system that was scarcely improved since the Wild West days.
62 days.
re: #352 The Vicious Babushka
Raw Story ✔ @RawStory
‘Do they really need a wheelchair?’ Fox doctor complains Medicaid patients getting ‘excessive’ treatments rawstory.com …
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Uh…how many Fox viewers are hover-round with oxygen bottles attached riders or in wheel chairs already. Plus their viewers are known to be elderly and probably many have health issues. And yet, they are going to allow that to be said.
It takes a lot to hate others and ignore your own condition. Basically you screw yourself. It really is a form of self-hate.
Also shows Fox doesn’t give a damn about their viewers. I guess they realize if you keep the hate dialed up you can say and do anything to everybody. Even to your own viewers.
re: #359 Ace-o-aces
I like to think he chose the tan suit for his official portrait to troll the wingnuts.
He wanted to be sure he was going to stand out in those images where they have all the presidents in rows or other arrangement of individual images.
All that charcoal grey, navy blue, black and boom…tan.
Barack, love you man, but it won’t just be because of the suit.
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