Remember the Park51 community center that got billed on FOX News as "the mosque within a stone's throw of ground zero?" It's hard to take these people serious, but then a critical mass of them get elected to positions of power.
People defending Tuberville are adequately discredited by the fact that they're defending Tuberville.
A tweet from Heritage Foundation "economist" Stephen Moore on March 3 that reads: Oil spiked just 8% after Iran’s attack, not $80-$100 as predicted, because the U.S. is producing record-breaking 13.6M barrels/day. Thank God for “Drill Baby Drill.”
Graph showing prices for Crude Oil Futures, starting at $60/barrel in early February, rising to $75 on March 3, hitting $95 on March 9, down to $82 March 10, currently at $95.
Just a thought, but, what if Mullen would tell them to take off their face masks, drive their marked vehicles, and stop acting so shamefully they need to hide?
I think at one point Musk was trying to back out of buying Twitter and some tech bros and Saudis were like, no, buy this and you get to define reality for a hoard of halfwits. That's some real power. And make an AI agent while you're at it.
How is a desalination plant a military target? Didn't Trump claim we aren't attacking the Iranian people?
www.nytimes.com/2026/03/08/w...
Well, I was a kid. I was a relatively good athlete, and a pretty good student, but I stuttered. Now, if I told you all earlier, when I was a kid, I had a cleft palate or club foot, none of you would have laughed, but it's okay to laugh at stuttering. I'm not being critical of you, but think about it. It's the one place where people think you're stupid. Oh, really? I'm hell of lot smarter than most of you. Well, all kidding aside, it makes you feel really small, makes you feel really small.
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Sorbo is, of course taking that out of context. Here's the full remark.
www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news...
I think the real issue for him is that she didn't act as a heat shield for him. When Congress is asking pointed questions, his cabinet members are supposed to take the heat themselves and not ever say "Trump approved this" even (or especially) if he did.
I'm sure Joe Rogan and Elon Musk and all the other free speech absolutists are all over this, right?
www.nytimes.com/2026/02/13/t...
That's a heck of a thing to say about JD Vance.
Picture of Trump on a Trump golf course with the hole flag at half mast.
He's having the hole flags lowered to half mast.
He seems like the kind of person who tried to build up a tolerance to lead.
The picture is distorted. That guy dated Debra Winger in the 80's.
♪ If I had my little way
I'd eat Peaches every day ♫
Apparently, some are still going through immigration court and don't have a final deportation order, so CBP wants to hold them in extremely unpleasant conditions to encourage them to give up their legal appeals and volunteer for deportation.
Reality has a liberal bias.
Not sure why they would do this unless it's connected with their plans for messing with the 2026 election.
US State Department halts passport services at nonprofit libraries | AP News share.google/3qVmEmZjakdj...
♪ She's making a list
checkin' it twice
passin' it off to Homan and ICE
MAGA Hari's comin' to town ♫
He's really cut back on that as his hands have gotten all bruised and bloated. But as soon as he's got gloves on, there he goes.
Give the guy a pair of gloves and he's back to playing the invisible accordion. I think he's gonna start wearing gloves full time, even in the summer. It'll become just another part of his weird aesthetic.
Conservative economists have assured me that if you make cancer less expensive, more people will get it.
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In a reply, forum member Nathan Poe suggested "Poe's Law":[1]
Without a winking smiley or other blatant display of humor, it is utterly impossible to parody a Creationist in such a way that someone won't mistake for the genuine article.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:tdpl5vnry32whvciux4mgyq7/bafkreigt6mpxeg3a6vs76tvy4djf6jse2vkoyyogjkseqczgvxdskrgqtq)
Poe's law originated in a 2005 discussion on christianforums.com, an Internet forum on Christianity. The message was posted during a debate on creationism, where a previous poster had remarked to another user: "Good thing you included the winky. Otherwise people might think you are serious."[4] In a reply, forum member Nathan Poe suggested "Poe's Law":[1] Without a winking smiley or other blatant display of humor, it is utterly impossible to parody a Creationist in such a way that someone won't mistake for the genuine article.
Poe's law.
Take the money and then name it Dotard Airport.
But, but, my marble arm rests...
Taking one large step back from this, maybe we shouldn't have:
1) declared corporate political spending a first-amendment right
2) constructed a for-profit information system that incentivizes rage-bait content over truth
That's how we end up with right-wing podcasters in charge.
