davestewart1969.bsky.social
Retired broadcast reporter/anchor. Pittsburgh, Chicago, Oak Park.
“Time flies when you’re in a coma.”
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Oh, what could go wrong?
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But the U.S. will be stronger for having gone through this trial by fire.
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Of course, of course.
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With no fear that the U.S. will stop anyone, bullies gonna bully.
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Apparently, Sluggo is ambidextrous.
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And the debt they’re planning will trigger sequestration, meaning cuts to MediCARE, as well. Boomers arise!
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Putin wants to bring back the USSR in terms of territory and control, but not in the sense of a classless workers’ paradise. For governance, he wants a feudal system, in which nobles (oligarchs) rule over serfs and pay tribute to the Czar.
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Neville Chamberpot.
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Why should they waste their time. Wait until we wipe ourselves out, then come and take what they want.
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You have the physical strength to bike in winter and the means to get a good bike and all the gear. Most folks who rely on the CTA aren’t in your position. No slam against you. It’s just that your solution to bad transit isn’t available to everyone.
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I hope there’s some TV law firm hustling to take wrongful detention damage cases. Soon more prevalent than mesothelioma.
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The thinly-sourced book raises serious questions, but doesn’t excuse media for not questioning Biden’s fitness more aggressively or from not doing more to show how dangerous the challenger is. 2/2.
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It’s not the book itself, per se, but the inordinate amount of coverage it’s getting. THAT’s corporate media using the book to excuse themselves for helping a supremely unqualified person regain control of the government. 1/2
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They get the good seats.
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It is real. It’s just not his. Nor is it human.
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LXXXVI XLVII
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LXXXVI XLVII
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Will do. Though Durbin and Duckworth will do the right thing.
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And your call to action is …. ? Take the next step Mr. President.
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3. Grover Cleveland didn’t take the statue home with him when he left office.
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Then what punishment did the judge impose? Any?
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Putin’s plan is to keep all the land he stole and 47 is cool with that.
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Their message is clear all right. If you’re not white, and your name’s not European, we can snatch you off the street, out of your house, at your job, school, church, or even your immigration appointment.
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OMFG!!! If I were Skenes, I’d ask the Qataris for a loan to buy himself out of his contract, then sign with a team that can score an f-n run.
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Maybe they didn’t get the telegram from the Truman Administration about the name change. They should’ve sent an Air Mail letter.
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And, as they frequently do, they ducked the question of birthright citizenship and focused on universal injunctions. Also key to stopping the administration.
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Really?
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It had to happen. One step closer to “precrime” a la Minority Report.
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Also, Cleveland didn’t take it home with him when he left the White House.
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Don’t worry, in a couple decades or so when all AIs have to draw from are the derivative scribblings of these hammerheads, the ChatGPTs of the world will be just as stupid as these kids. GIGO over the long haul.
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Did he kiss 47 on the mouth afterward? A person can hope.
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Have you shown this to Speaker Jellyfish?
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The lack of a spine makes one really, really flexible.
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Human beings should be ashamed of themselves.
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Yeah, his brain and heart overdosed on carbon monoxide because he couldn’t get any oxygen, since Chauvin’s knee was choking him.
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The woman can double her money by auctioning it off and promising half the proceeds to LWV, ACLU, NPR or other liberal cause. She really is dumb.
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Live by the sword …
What’s good for the goose …
Need I go on?
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Corruption is too vague a term. Bribery does require a qpq as does conspiracy to commit bribery. Just ask Rod Blagojevich, among other IL pols.
What’s a violation of the emoluments clause hasn’t been tested in court, has it? I want 47 to file suit demanding that he be allowed to keep the plane.
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Great story, but I still blame the Morlocks.
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Too late.
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The emoluments clause is clearer, but carries little in the way of enforcement procedures or penalties. In this case, it looks egregiously corrupt, but the law hasn’t been field-tested. Imagine 47 filing suit (vs whom idk) demanding to keep the plane. 3/3
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Now conspiracy is a much fuzzier issue because you have to convince a jury that communication between the two parties was clear, and occurred at a point when action was still possible. Then there are thank-you gifts which muddy things further. 2/3