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MN-Skeptic wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 7:45 pm I figure it just makes them sound stupid and uneducated.

It's the right's version of what they call 'virtue signaling' when the left does it by, you know, wearing masks. "We can be casually cruel and stupid, isn't that great?!?"

Luke wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 10:43 pm Bob, was skeered to to scroll down that list because it might have said OBOTS! We dodged a bullet.

Although we'd be accused by the makers of such lists as coming under a certain three-letter agency at the bottom. And paid for by Soros. So make with the , already.

That's a question to ask the local LE union, right?

"What's the union's stance on police officers posing with folks as smiling well-wishers to indicted white collar criminals?"

For the usual scorecard reasons, was this one the trial where his continued presence four days a week was required and expected?

Chilidog wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 8:52 pm

raison de arizona wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 10:00 pm

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Ron Filipkowski @RonFilipkowski wrote: Trump tonight telling Jon Voight that he recently beat two of the best pros in the country in golf.

but can he beat this guy?

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I think it would come down to whose course it was, really.

Chilidog wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 8:54 pmWong Kim Ark

I mean, depending on your definition of "fairly recent".

playing maga pic https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GK9_ZOwWAAA-csu?format=png&name=900x900 MAGA Birthers in response: "AH-HA! This only proves both Biden and Harris are not just *not natural born citizens* but they are illegal aliens, as well! One was born on Krypton and came here in a rocket sh...

Alina Habba officially fired by Trump's ex-CFO Allen Weisselberg Former Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg officially notified the court that attorney Alina Habba will no longer represent him in a fraud case in New York. Days ahead of Donald Trump's criminal hush-money trial in New York, pape...

Clearly, he meant 'hardened criminal' in the bad-ass American icon sense of Johnny Cash or, dare I say it, Dewey Cox.

raison de arizona wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 1:38 pm looks a lot like iDJiT to me

That's how I pronounce it, doesn't everyone?

TFG would argue that it was a "perfect and totally legal" request since, you know, women pluck eyebrows all the time. Or something.

SCOTUS: We don't look at evidence, we look at the law.
MIKE: BUT I HAVE THIS NEW EVIDENCE!
SCOTUS: We don't look at evidence, we look at the law.
MIKE: BUT NEW EVIDENCE!!!!

Wash, rinse. repeat.

Those co-founders should agree to sell him their stock at whatever price it was the day his lawsuit was filed. Then it's win-win, right?

Like Homer Simpson, he was using it as a remote control for his television set.

I started to read it but I couldn't continue. She writes about "minibus" legislation. I've never heard that term before. I've heard of omnibus legislation. Is that what she means? Is this another case of gazpacho police? I think a "minibus" is a wee small "omnibus" - t...

We've hit a new layer of Dunning-Kruger, basically. An imbicile too inept to be President placing imbiciles too inept to run a co-primary candidacy organization at the head of such an organization, and then letting them hire more imbiciles too inept to run the organization's most technical and intri...

So many people have filed these briefs that we might as well start calling him...

...Don Amici....

I'll see myself out.

Looking more and more like a fraud on the court. Aha! A clever legal strategy! Get the court to declare that turnip committed fraud against the court, which causes a whole new cascade of legal maneuvers, thereby delaying the payout! Those lawyers are jeeenyuhses! Such sooper-jeeeenyuhses that they ...

much ado wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 7:10 pm

New Turtle wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 7:04 pm Is it out of bounds to ask potential jurors who they voted for in the last few presidential elections?

Yes, definitely. I know a story about that.

"In a hypothetical matchup between Carl Fredricksen from 'Up' and the Tasmanian Devil, who would get your vote?"

Dave from down under wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 7:28 pm I’ve always seen him as Caligula

Especially, I suppose, if one looks at Caligula's relationship with his horse the way DJT deals with the Sycophant Prime of the moment -- lavishing temporary attention to such a ludicrous degree.

The 4-way intersection closest to my high school in South Florida was, at the time (we're talking early to mid 1980s), the intersection of four law enforcement jurisdictions. To my recollection, the NE corner was the edge of the City of Fort Lauderdale, the SE corner was the edge of the city of Hol...

It's a little known corollary to Poe's Law:

"If you have to ask whether a political statement is a textbook case of Poe's Law, check to see whether it was issued by Marjorie Taylor-Greene or Lauren Boebert."

I don't know if anyone else plays Star Wars: the Old Republic, but this, right here, is where the Sith Inquisitor's voices (both the male and female voice actors for the differently gendered versions of the character) can be heard mocking all, y'know, Sith-ily, "That's not *feeeeear* I smell, i...

I have to admit with the current polarization of American politics, I'd be afraid of a system in which all local (county/city) police, fire, and judicial employees were State appointees sitting locally rather than being responsible either to the voters or elected officials of the local city/county.

It would be irresponsible not to speculate LOUDLY and on MANY PUBLIC FORA that this is perhaps an entrapment stunt designed to get people to self-designate as plaintiffs in the suit and thereby admit that they were there as part of the insurrection.

I mean, many people COULD be saying this, right?