https://www.yahoo.com/news/donald-trump-apos-old-feud-083739498.html
Canāt wait until he launches a war against Arbor Day to try to take some of that heat of him
https://www.yahoo.com/news/donald-trump-apos-old-feud-083739498.html
Canāt wait until he launches a war against Arbor Day to try to take some of that heat of him
Hm. The F and T keys arenāt far apart if you have fat thumbs and a fat brain.
And I want a pony.
What makes them think that theyāll get a better deal if they go back to negotiate another one?
Hey man, I work at CUNY, I feel that pain
Say it with me folksā¦ but Ivankaās emails.
Hahahaha this going to lead to some fun Thanksgiving dinner talks with conservative relatives
If history offers a lesson, it may be that social despair translates into political anger. Support for Donald Trump is highest in those areas of the United States where opioid use and suicide are also high. The despair has metastasized, according to Hedges, and the outlook is grim: āCrime will become endemic, and in a nation where nearly anyone can get a gun, death rates from violence will rise. Riots, if the unraveling is not halted, will sporadically erupt across the country like wildfires. Random and mass shootings will grow more common. Hate groups will proliferate like lice.ā
Hedges studied theology at Harvard Divinity School and is an ordained Presbyterian minister. He is steeped in Calvinism, which views humanity as depraved. As a foreign correspondent who witnessed the depravities of war, Hedges is seeing the unraveling of the American state much as he has seen other states unravel.
But despair is not inevitable or acceptable. For him, resistance is the only moral act remaining, and may offer a kind of redemption: āResistance entails suffering. It requires self-sacrifice. It accepts that we may be destroyed. It is not rational. It is not about the pursuit of happiness. It is about the pursuit of freedom.ā
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A lot of Thanksgiving dinners are going to sound like a Groot family feud this yearā¦
āBut her emails.ā
āBut her emails.ā
āAh, but her emails!ā
Letting people vote on it is ā¦ interesting but strangely Don Jr isnāt one of the options.
Peas and Carrots! Peas and Carrots! Peas and Carrots!
Sounds about right
I was trying to find all the faults in this statement, but it turned out it was easier to find all the truth in it. Hint, thereās not a lot to find. Also, exclamation points! Does nobody check stuff like this for style? My head hurts.
āAnd all those exclamation marks, you notice? Five? A sure sign of someone who wears his underpants on his head.ā ā in Maskerade
A) He literally says their oil supply is a reason to not even try to investigate. Thatās an unheard of level of honesty in government corruption, so I guess there is that.
B) Who the fuck does he think planned 9/11? Does Trump think it was an inside job?
But they wonāt miss Christmas!
Oh, by the way, guess when the first migrants are expected to reach the border? Right around the time the troops are leaving.
What a fucking fantastic use of taxpayer dollars.
ETA: Looks like this is already being covered elsewhere:
B) Yes, I think he probably does. Keep in mind, this is a moron who has never met a conspiracy theory he didnāt just love.
The Roe v. Wade challenges are ready to go.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-mississippi-abortion/judge-strikes-down-mississippi-ban-on-abortions-after-15-weeks-idUSKCN1NP2PG
Abortion rights advocates have warned that the Roe precedent could be vulnerable following the October confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, who is widely seen as an abortion foe.
Other states have sought to install severe restrictions in the hope of provoking a legal fight at the nationās top court. The Republican-controlled Ohio House of Representatives last week approved a measure that would ban abortions at six weeks, while Iowaās law banning abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected is tied up in a court battle.