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Navy vet; Labor/employee relations professional; IT administrator; Retired; History buff; Audio junkie. No DMs.
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That should leave him feeling more than a little down.
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They are “me, me, me-ee’s” if you plee-ease.
They are “me, me, me-ee’s” if you don’t please.
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She does that a lot around Donald.
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He's his own meme.
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Anyone who's paid any attention at all over the last decade is not surprised one bit at the Keystone Kops incompetence of this Administration. With due apologies to the Keystone Kops.
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Nailed it.
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Again.
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"Manhandling?" I'd substitute "assaulting."
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Well, Senators Thune and Barrasso, where's the outrage? Or is it OK to assault colleagues who don't belong to your party?
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Give 'em hell, Senator.
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A mugging.
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Assuming they get picked so they can get canned. Oppo research doesn't have to look far for material to work with this time around.
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"I'm already assembled."
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The "forcibly removed" headline is chickenshit. It was assault, plain, simple, and downright disgusting. What's next--a caning on the Senate floor?
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Hegseth is a cheap suit...and an empty one, at that.
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The founding fathers crafted a three-branch system to check unbridled power. But SCOTUS rendered the executive immune from accountability, while the legislative branch's majority underpins that insanity with willful blindness that's dereliction of duty. That requires a lot of peaceful standing up.
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Thanks for your integrity. It matters these days.
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Your tax dollars at...work.
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But...but...he has a magic marker.
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And you wondered if the Reichstag fire would ever find its way to the United States?
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Elsa Lanchester tinted it better.
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"If I make this face, no one will know what I'm thinking."
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Sorry for your loss.
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Sorry for your loss. Looks like she was a real sweetie.
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Obviously neither "thick" nor "thin" nor any combination thereof is sufficient to cover all the bases when it comes to Trump. Of course, anyone who's bothered to pay any attention at all to the guy already knew that. Or should have.
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What did she *think* was going to happen? All the warning signs were out there in broad daylight.
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And no doubt overcharged.
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A reminder that neither depth nor insight is valued by the purveyors of today's U.S. mainstream media. Most often that's because the uttered truth is an inconvenient obstacle to maintaining access. It's much safer to run the banal and highlight the bright shiny object to deflect from ugly reality.
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They noematter anymore.
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That was evident the day he went to work for Trump.
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The infrastructure plan for *this* term.
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Desperate.
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Hell hath no fury like a--hmm, I guess we'll have to make that "henchman"--scorned.
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Spock did it better.
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In a way, it's sad to see. They're both monsters who deserve each other.
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More cards.
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"Filamentary, my dear Watson."
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Kennedy is the norm for the weakness and incompetence of the Trump Cabinet. Mack Sennett would have done a better job of picking appointees.
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Trump's "24 hours" is like the horizon--it continues to recede with every step you take toward it.
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The Trump Administration has cut us off at the knees in so many areas that impact our health, safety, and national security. But then, Trump has his own weather forecasting tool--a magic marker.
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Wholly believable. They're lazy and incompetent. And that's before you even consider their unflinching fealty to the convicted felon who reads them--correctly--as the spineless cowards they are. Bozo is embarrassed that his name is used to describe them.
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Add the Kerch bridge (again!) to Zelenskyy's deck. Trump wanted the Nobel Peace Prize so badly that he was willing to sell Ukraine out to get it. Zelenskyy's kept him out of the forthcoming-operations loop precisely because of that, and Donald looks stupid as hell--which is not at all unusual.
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I'd add "outrageous" to that list.
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The Entity was busy scrambling her brain as she read this section of the bill.
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Well, for one thing, TrumpWorld is, after all, a wholly different planet.
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More than a little bit. The Trump Administration has declared war on the United States.
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Yeah, he's a disaster. And we don't have to wait for him to happen. He already has.