I’m glad some more people are turning on him. It’s just weird. Like they voted for the face eating leopard, and he’s just been eating faces for years, as expected, and then they’re suddenly like “wait just a minute, this motherfucker has spots!?”
Maybe it’s her son, grown up, and cursed with the same “magic” that makes his visage mirror the attitude of the people under his charge.
And he works as a middle manager at a Walmart.
Isn’t this all something we all already knew?
Sincerely, I believe him on that one. Even in the early aughts, Trump spoke like a dipshit. I believe he probably paid someone to write it for him. 2003 they were in preproduction for the first season of the Apprentice. I bet he had a whole creative team on payroll, and just staffed it out.
Politicians lie. People seeking positions of power and influence should be treated with heavy skepticism and scrutiny. Whether they are ideologues or charlatans, their motivations should be measured against their actions. Some ideologues may hide their extremism to gain power. Some charlatans may hide their indifference to gain power. But anyone who’s actions don’t match their promises shouldn’t earn your vote, regardless of whether they wear your colors or not.
IIRC there was a precedent that police aren’t expected to know the law, as long as they act “in good faith” under their best understanding of the law. This resulted in an almost immediate end to all attempts to provide legal training to police, because ignorance of the law is actually a defense, but only for cops.
You can’t always tell when an article isn’t about an incident in the USA, unless they feel the need to specify that the police were armed.
Does someone in the room with Trump understand that California provides more federal taxes than they receive? A high-speed rail line would almost certainly pay for itself ten times over.
I encourage anyone who feels like this is a good idea to do it, if only because it will make them much easier to identify.
The guy exploiting it also probably would have had a better shot at this if he’d actually staged the crimes.
Right? Like next they’re just going to actually start hiring people to rob them.
I loved that game when I was a kid. We had names for all the special charge throws, like slow ball, lift off, and frisbee.
I always wondered where that version of dodgeball came from. I tried to convince my friends to play that way, but their argument was that they couldn’t jump vertically 18 feet into the air.
There are plenty of sources of vitamin c that are available in the winter. Broccoli, kale, and Brussels sprouts are all available in colder climates well into fall and winter. Sailors would get scurvy from eating fish and cured meat and drinking only ale and water for months at a time. Malnourished children get scurvy because of neglect. It’s not that hard for adults with access to fresh food and sufficient economic freedom to get enough vitamins.
Buy local, and buy seasonal. That’s just as important, because if you’re shopping for avocados in Milwaukee in November, those fuckers have traveled a long way and was picked a long time ago. You might not live in a climate that has oranges or strawberries year round. Accept this and choose food that doesn’t have a swollen climate footprint.
Also eat free-range billionaires. Eating one billionaire would do more good for the climate than every other change you and 300 of your friends could make.
They did that, too. They released redacted flight logs and documents that were heavily edited, but it was impossible to remove all references to Trump and various oligarchs they’d like to protect, so they stopped.
Closed ecosystems are one of the reasons I don’t use an Apple Watch, iPhone, or MacBook. I know I’m not the typical target consumer, but I’m not that special. There are a lot of people who specifically avoid convergence.
He argued they include private exchanges with lawyers, details about policy-making decisions and information that would reveal how the state entices companies to invest here. Releasing them to the public, he wrote, “would have a chilling effect on the frank and open discussion necessary for the decision-making process.”
Holy shit, that’s definitely an argument in favor of making it public.
I don’t even work for the government, and my personal rule is “never put anything in writing that I wouldn’t be able to explain to a judge.”
You don’t even know how bad it could be.
I know, the first time someone said it, he wasn’t there, and I was like… wait, are we just fucking with Matt? And everyone said no, he is a dad of young kids who does shift work. He drinks a lot of coffee (we all did, the coffee machine was perpetual employee of the month), and he prefers to have it room temperature because he won’t feel it burn his mouth. So any time a pot sat on the burner for more than a few hours, we’d dump it into Matt’s pot and let it cool.
I always wondered if it fucked up his stomach, because I know stale coffee always gives me heartburn, but we weren’t close enough to have those conversations.
I believe Trump and Epstein were friends, and that Trump is a rapist, and that Trump knew Epstein was trafficking and raping children, because those are all things Trump has admitted or confirmed out loud into a microphone on camera. I don’t need additional proof of any of those things, but I would not be surprised to learn that it exists in the Epstein files.
Trump also denied all of those things, but that’s not he said/she said where you have to present both sides as though they are equal. A man who constantly changes his story is not a credible source of information, and his denials can be dismissed outright.