Objection, non-responsive.
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Objection, non-responsive.
I feel like Graham should be paying you for this service if he's not already.
List them on ebay and exploit the millennial dreams of others.
So none of this is about resisting Trumpism.
I think trying to frame a difference of opinion about how acceptable Nazi ink is as a matter of psychological development makes you look like an idiot.
Are the other Maine Democratic primary candidates Trumpists?
I'm sorry, you think an eight year who has a hard stance on political leaders with Nazi ink needs to grow up?
This is some rather unseemly paternalism.
Who is doing that? You think Zach or anyone else is equating the two?
This is a weird analogy to make. The stealing bread hypo questions whether dishonest means can be justified by objectively noble ends. What is getting a Nazi tattoo a means to in your view?
The charisma of warm Sprite.
Particularly pernicious here because "vulnerable" is probably the most important word in the passage.
Carl Everett, the guy who did not believe in dinosaurs.
"He should have respected the sanctity of 2nd place"
Anticarceral but okay with jailing all 18 people who made this for everyone's good.
It's also irrelevant to winning an election. If over half of Texas voters believed in Santa Claus and went every Sunday to worship him and consumed heavy Santa Claus friendly media, and you want to run Texas, you'd put on the red suit regardless of how silly it is.
Just as True Jesus Facts (c):
-Jesus never took beta blockers
-Jesus never did a line or ate sushi off the body of a naked lady with a sitting cabinet member
-Jesus was cool with widower 37M marrying 13F first cousin
-Jesus visited and blessed Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, as a holy land
-Jesus had hos
I love how crusty Republicans made it their brand that government should be run like a business but when you when confront them on a self-inflicted outrageous cost like unilaterally starting a war in a major shipping channel or even, simply, a CT scan costing $2k, they want us all to be Bravehearts.
Was there no one there to tell this man he could simply stop
Professor Plum doing God's work in the library.
Grown ass powerful men voluntarily turning themselves into perpetual fraternity pledges.
I'm pretty sure at this point that Donald Trump has never played a board game where the other side wasn't treating him like a small child.
Waiting for the executive order demanding that cargo ships go through anyway.
To be honest I am starting to lose faith in the administration's forethought.
What does "artificially" mean here? I can't think of a definition of artificiality for opera funding that wouldn't also apply to almost all of the creative and performing arts, including film.
I think he over-baked his hammed up accent and rolled with it. He's basically an improv actor doing a character.
Didn't expect to be complimenting the Cato Institute today but this Bier's approach here is a fine way of handling bad faith Congressional questioning in the event any Ivy League college administrators, et al, are reading this.
He's in the "actually smart but pretends to be incredibly stupid in service to his masters and is not a good actor" bucket.
The article I read shows +/- 24 hour margin of error and the only details it could provide were that it was likely to hit water. Super helpful.