jazzpilot.bsky.social
Eclecticism is the word. Like a jazz musician who creates his own style out of the styles around him, I play by ear.
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Meanwhile... and for quite some time now.
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All because one word strikes the pearl-clutching fanatics in the wrong way.
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And that's how the sausage gets made: Sabotage the national programs and then make the argument that it's better off being run by the private sector.
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If SCOTUS rules to consolidate power, taking it away from lower courts, they are going to find themselves in a really nasty conundrum. As if they weren’t in one of their own making already.
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Coward
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Alito practicing his arguments about how to ignore the explicit text of the 14th Amendment.
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Suddenly, “textualism” goes out the window… I wonder what Alito’s excuse will be this time?
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Even Kash gets no cash…
Maybe an FBI memecoin, then?
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Perhaps someone should publish a photo of him dressed as Mother Theresa… see how that goes over with the maganites.
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Dicks gotta dick
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Given djt’s high regard for the UN, all this will do is make Waltz a public spectacle: Modern-day social pillory.
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Meanwhile, Petey H…
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But will they wear suits? The all-important question.
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Wouldn’t it be nice to just spell his last name “Mïllër.”
#umlauteverything
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The flagpole growing out of his cue ball is priceless...
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Certainly ranks as one of the more foolish and pointless wars… in a vast ocean of foolish and pointless wars across history.
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Bitches who’ve been screaming “GOVERNMENT OVERREACH” for decades quickly try to gain a stranglehold over higher education.
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Old enough to remember when DJT defended neo-Nazis in Charlottesville: “Very fine people on both sides…”
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There is an irony:
“We want more babies…”
But then outrage with any mention of financial support. Quality of life dies a painful death any time economic policy is discussed.
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6/ We also know that while judges can of course commit crimes and are subject to the same criminal statutes as the rest of us, the one thing federal law enforcement has always made sure that it did _not_ do was arrest judges who are in the midst of doing their jobs.
_That_ is what creates a crisis.
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Even if completely innocent and absolved of the charges, nevertheless is used as a strawman by the administration as to what happens to YOU if you don't fall in line.
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The fück he did.
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Agreed… chopping until people scream loudly enough.
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What isn’t spoken about much in open conversation is the money and the access to resources and influence that the U.S. provides in order to grease the wheels of negotiation.
Which DJT has promptly tried to piss away at every opportunity.
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Of course they would say "buy now." Even if they're correct, it's more than a little self serving.
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Joni Mitchell never lie…