I heard he TACO’d out at the ATM machine. Maybe he couldn’t remember his PIN number.
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I heard he TACO’d out at the ATM machine. Maybe he couldn’t remember his PIN number.
I guess I don’t understand your “why now?” comment.
Blooskee?
To disenfranchise Democrats in future elections. “Counting mail-in ballots received after Election Day doesn’t just dilute the valid ballots—it specifically and disproportionately harms Republican candidates and voters.”
That’s a Mike Johnson response. “I don’t want to answer, so I’ll tell you I don’t know what we all know.”
They *were* terrible people. They just weren’t as evil as these people.
Home Alone 2. The original was untainted.
I guess only *real* Christians defend the Holocaust. And only *real* Christians ridicule people for being offended by the suggestion that murdering millions of innocent people was God’s plan.
Hear, hear!
But you’re SO delicious, cheese. I wish I knew how to quit you!
He borrowed from George W. Bush’s WMDs Bullshit Handbook, so now he thinks he has to talk like him. This is Trump trying to be “presidential.”
If you stand for nothing, Burr, what will you fall for?
Her position? Ask Putin.
Is she now saying she supports war with Iran?
Has she changed her rhetoric? Maybe I missed it, but I didn’t think Putin allowed her to go off script.
When you’re caught between Putin the Rock and Trump the Hard Place.
Yes, but no president since FDR has seemed concerned about that technicality. Congress hasn’t declared war since 1942, but we’ve still gone to “war” plenty of times.
Unlike Ukraine, we would likely not be experiencing combat on our soil that would make holding elections unsafe and would force citizens to flee the country en masse.
Lincoln didn’t. The states did.
Congress has abdicated its power.
I’m sure Ukraine would hold elections during a war if it were safe to do so and if their enemy hadn’t forced so many citizens out of the country.
A lot of local news outlets do (or at least did) journalism that gets picked up by national outlets. We can’t have a conversation about journalism’s demise without acknowledging the consequences of gutting local newsrooms.
Most news organizations don’t have high-profile political and opinion desks though. But pretty much all of them have experienced financial constraints that have harmed their ability to do high-quality journalism.
Right. Anyone who thinks *this* is what kills investigative journalism has not been paying attention for the past 18 years. Newsrooms have been shrinking and/or shuttering since the Great Recession.
Granted, issues tied to ownership are the No. 1 reason for this.
To be clear, I wasn’t suggesting she was to blame. Just saying there’s not much for the news to report when the allegations are withdrawn. You’re right; Trump & Co. is ultimately responsible for that.
She dropped the suits because she was threatened.
Because she dropped the lawsuits, unfortunately.
Ooh, I've been craving some roadkill BBQ.
And "good business" often meant doing what they thought was necessary to stave off government interference.
Absolutely. Good point. I brought up j-school because one of my key takeaways from my education was the importance of journalism as a pillar of democracy. So it's hard for me to make sense of a newsroom culture that prioritizes, as you aptly put it, performative objectivity over democratic norms.
