cogbarn.bsky.social
He/him
Cranky old gay man in San Francisco
Anti-Muskovite
Motorcyclist, language geek, urban hiker, husband guy, grandson of immigrants
9,232 posts
3,519 followers
3,479 following
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It’s about two blocks from Costco. Very convenient.
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“🤣🤣🤣” as Elon would say
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That’s 17 words. He’s doing it wrong
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$5,100,000 including a special gold citizenship card
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Not Fetterman?
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Silly Elon en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/America...
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So that’s why he created a corporation called “United States of America Inc.” and grabbed the Twitter handle “@america”.
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All those dudes so desperate to look like Ernest Khalimov, who is 6’9” and also, incidentally, 52 years old.
Conservative men are so broken.
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I didn’t know that about background check records - thanks for the info.
I don’t know if credit-card data is on Palantir’s menu, but if it is, it would make it easier for them to cross-reference gun buyers (except cash buyers of course) with social media histories etc.
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He is bridge & tunnel trash, and always will be.
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“Privacy for me, but not for thee.” Awesome.
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Esp when it comes to the fact that gun purchase records are also being vacuumed up
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There is an ironclad rule of American politics:
If one Democrat sucks, all Democrats suck. If 99% of Republicans suck, it’s more important to focus on the fact that all Democrats suck.
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Why do the dem-hating left think democrats are in power?
Whats the major malfunction here?
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He’s such a Stepford wife
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Anyway he’s too busy preparing subpoenas for Biden administration appointees in aid of that super-duper important investigation into Biden’s mental fitness.
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so I suppose it *could* happen, but - like the possibility this Congress would impeach and remove Trump - it seems… remote.
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The president and VP *both* have to leave office in order for the Speaker of the House to become President.
If Vance is president and leaves office while the office of VP is still vacant, then I guess Johnson would become president. Last time there was a VP vacancy (1974) it lasted 4 months.
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Johnson becoming president requires both Trump and Vance to leave office simultaneously.
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I was merely pointing out that if Trump and Vance both leave office somehow, Vance’s VP becomes president. Not Mike Johnson.
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Russia has offered him asylum (lol) so
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If Vance goes, then it’s whoever Vance’s VP is. Which could be someone mind-bogglingly horrible like, I dunno, Michael Flynn or Steve Bannon or Laura Loomer.
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Federal income tax withholding goes directly to the IRS. The state isn’t involved at all.
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You mean all the ones who love Musk? 
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Yep. All dissenters are “terrorists” as far as the Miller/Vought régime is concerned
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It’s what Stephen Miller ultimately wants to do
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47. I’m still missing AK, ND, and KY.
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Ew
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High on his own supply
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79% of “Republicans” believe the U.S. is on the right track 🤷♂️
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FIFA saw no problem with holding the World Cup in Qatar, so I don’t ever expect them to do the right thing.
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I just did!
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I’ve been referring to it as the “Death to America Act”
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Here’s one for the 54:
Most poetic route:
54 Excelsior
To Prague & Persia
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Bless his heart