- transitioned at the age of 2?

Yes, another of the great, overwhelming problems facing most Americans today.

Or just another red herring among 100's of others that Trumpers have swallowed whole.

Incompetence, incontinence... any of those.

He's guilty of trying to illegally overturn an election according the sworn testimony of his own supporters and staff, many of whom are in prison on the same charges he faces, Ostrich Boy.

Trump opened the can, and the worms are crawling out everywhere.

His Cabinet is going to be more Keystone Kop than the last Republican House.

It's the incomitance, stupid. Which might protect the country from their Project.

I thought that Boaz would at least get anointed, er, appointed to a Defense job after all the Trumping he's done here.

Heard he got an offer as Sec of Defense, but turned down because of the Secretary part.

Well, at least Trump has another candidate for an Ambassador's job. Prolly to Ukraine.

'No one is above the law' is a quaint, pre-Trumpism ideal these days.

Rwing populists, especially white ones, it seems, prefer authoritarian dictators who front for billionaires.

So... you might want to watch your step.

- all the lawbreaking.

Prolly about 10 percent, maybe 15, of all the lawbreaking. Republicans had a big edge there.

What with supporting and defending a criminal traitor President.

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What a gutter your 'mind' is.... does it also have an adoring pic of Trump's Golden Throne?

John Dean said he should, "pardon everyone'.

Congrats to Texas Monthly for keeping the integrity and the intelligence they've had for decades in this time of journalism as weaponry.

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That's the bottom line, exactly right. And Trumpers and everyone else will continue to pay back the debt and deficit that these trillions in tax cuts to billionaires will cause.

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Sorry, I didn't quite catch that.... you seem to have a condom on your teeth.

I hope he doesn't get drunk, shoot DeSantitizer on 5th Ave, and then get a Pardon from Epstein's Best Friend.

That's just like the first minute or so...

How could this Republican House possibly be more ineptly Keystone Kop clownish than the last one?

I think we are about to find out, lmao!

"My staff told me that, upon hearing this news, Tata called Patel back and engaged in a heated conversation with him over the NSC staffer's bad report," Esper wrote in his book, while the Atlantic reported that Tata shouted at him, "You could've gotten these guys killed!" adding, "What the f*** were you thinking?"

Patel is said to have responded, "If nobody got hurt, who the f*** cares?"

Esper notes that his team "suspected Patel made the approval story up."

Only the best people.....

Well, Ron has all that Gitmo experience to lend to defending the Country by having the Military go door to door in America looking for brown people.

Could be a cautionary tale for Trump.... naw.

Prince, Tom Petty, Steve Winwood, Jeff Lynne and others perform "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" at the 2004 Hall of Fame Inductions.

Shane Ali takes out Fartfisher:

The message is weak from almost any politician if you look at it that way, as almost all are somewhat compromised by the system.

The point is that her policies were much better for America than the Trumper's; they weren't conservative at all, hardly moderate, mostly progressive and or left leaning.

They don't have to be perfect, they only have to be better. Until there is campaign finance reform and the oligarchs don't own the Politian and the Media; as long as money is speech and it talks... there will be no representation in Gov for the People who created it, only for the people who bribe the politicians.

"Looks like the people want to abolish the annoying time changes!" Musk posted on X last week, in response to a poll by X user James Stephenson that found nearly 82 percent of fewer than 38,000 X users would "abolish" the system of changing the clocks forward in the spring and backward in the fall."

It's not clear that the two have seriously considered ending the practice of changing the clocks, but Musk reiterated his intention to "end the semi-annual time changes" in a follow-up post on X.

The U.S. already tried to permanently change to daylight savings time in 1974"a briefly popular decision to manage fuel consumption that ended in disaster as reports rolled in of children being killed by cars as they waited to be picked up by school buses in the dark."

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"For the children!" - Nullifidian, circa 2005