I'm surprised no one's cast the supreme court choice as the ultimate example of white privilege. Obama couldn't get a hearing after almost a year, and here Trump gets one after a few weeks.
I'm surprised no one's cast the supreme court choice as the ultimate example of white privilege. Obama couldn't get a hearing after almost a year, and here Trump gets one after a few weeks.
Shocking, I tell you...SHOCKING!
Who knew that banks were such dishonest dens of greed? Who knew that, without effective regulation, bankers would be so self serving as to aid and abet terrorists and fascists in their oppression and destruction of the innocent, all to make a few more dollars...? I mean, it’s not like bankers have ever profited before off of something as awful as genocide or war or anything like that...So what’s a little terrorism? What’s the big deal about a German bank being in bed with fascists again?
The REAL issue here is something something Democrats something something Biden something something ANTIFA!
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And here's Trump attacking Ginsberg's granddaughter, saying she was lying about RBG's final wishes. You know, completely natural, normal thing.
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My big article on Mariko Tamaki's Hulk & She-Hulk runs, discussing the good, bad, and its creation.
My second big article on She-Hulk, discussing Jason Aaron's focus on her in Avengers #20.
Possibly. However, I'm more inclined to believe this was more a case of Republicans keeping a Democratic president from putting a liberal judge on the bench. If Obama were white and his name was say, Bartholomew Harold O'Reilly, nothing would have changed, that hearing still wouldn't have taken place.
Who can say. But, we do know who just so happens to be mixed up with those crooks: one Donald John Trump.
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So, they went and declared New York, Seattle, and Portland 'anarchist jurisdictions'' because we don't kiss police ass hard enough.
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I was just about to post this: DOJ Designates New York City as an ‘Anarchist Jurisdiction'
My jaw dropped when I saw this.
In case you want to see what the DOJ put out.
Department Of Justice Identifies New York City, Portland And Seattle As Jurisdictions Permitting Violence And Destruction Of Property
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"I won't vote for someone who doesn't give me healqth care!" and 'he's a RAPIST!" are the two I see most often. It's weird that the same people who screamed that 'Kamala is a cop!' are suddenly absolutely silent about Reade's fraudulent expertise actively putting people in prison when they want to trot her out against Biden.
The Inside Story of the Mueller Probe’s Mistakes
Andrew Weissmann was one of Robert Mueller’s top deputies in the special counsel’s investigation of the 2016 election, and he’s about to publish the first insider account, called Where Law Ends: Inside the Mueller Investigation. The title comes from an adapted quote by the philosopher John Locke that’s inscribed on the façade of the Justice Department building in Washington, D.C.: “Wherever law ends, tyranny begins.”Weissmann offers a damning indictment of a “lawless” president and his knowing accomplices—Attorney General William Barr (portrayed as a cynical liar), congressional Republicans, criminal flunkies, Fox News. Donald Trump, he writes, is “like an animal, clawing at the world with no concept of right and wrong.” But in telling the story of the investigation and its fallout, Weissmann reserves his most painful words for the Special Counsel’s Office itself. Where Law Ends portrays a group of talented, dedicated professionals beset with internal divisions and led by a man whose code of integrity allowed their target to defy them and escape accountability.
“There’s no question I was frustrated at the time,” Weissmann told me in a recent interview. “There was more that could be done that we didn’t do.” He pointed out that the special counsel’s report never arrived at the clear legal conclusions expected from an internal Justice Department document. At the same time, it lacked the explanatory power of last month’s bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee report on the 2016 election. “Even with 1,000 pages, it was better,” Weissmann said of the Senate report. “It made judgments and calls, instead of saying, ‘You could say this and you could say that.’”
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Okay, I'm just gonna throw this out again to see where it lands.
The Democrats' problem isn't that they disagree with the process, or even that they're particularly surprised by the hypocrisy.
The problem is that the GOP is Saturday morning cartoon supervillain Evil.