Strawman stuff, rube bait.

Question Askers-Screening: A lot of people have accused you of being narcissistic.
Sandy Bates: No, I know. People think that I'm egotistical and narcissistic, but it's not true. I-I uh I... As a matter of fact, if I did identify with a Greek mythological character, it would not be Narcissus.
Question Askers-Screening: Who would it be?
Sandy Bates: Zeus.

(Woody Allen, Stardust Memories)

Submit to Islam, who wants to kill us? Are you kidding me.
Go ---- yourself.
#5 | Posted by boaz

Can't be said any better.
#6 | POSTED BY FORTFISHER

So Alan Dershowitz, 87, is cosplaying James Madison for Donald Trump, 79, about an election when they will be (should they even be alive) 91 and 82 respectively, basically goosing the gate for Dersh's upcoming book. Must've been riveting.

Watch out, Boricuas. Seriously.

Pardon me?

And ...

At the AP's Saigon bureau in 1962, Arnett found himself surrounded by a formidable roster of journalists, including bureau chief Malcolm Browne and photo editor Horst Faas, who between them would win three Pulitzer prizes.

He credited Browne in particular with teaching him many of the survival tricks that would keep him alive in war zones over the next 40 years. Among them: never stand near a medic or radio operator because they're among the first the enemy will shoot at and, if you hear a gunshot coming from the other side, don't look around to see who fired it because the next one will likely hit you.

From the obit:

In January 1966 he joined a battalion of US soldiers seeking to rout North Vietnamese snipers and was standing next to the battalion commander when the soldier paused to read a map.

"As the colonel peered at it I heard four loud shots as bullets tore through the map and into his chest, a few inches from my face," Arnett recalled during a talk to the American Library Association in 2013. "He sank to the ground at my feet."

He would begin the fallen soldier's obituary like this: "He was the son of a general, a West Pointer and a battalion commander. But Lt. Colonel George Eyster was to die like a rifleman. It may have been the colonel's leaves of rank on his collar, or the map he held in his hand, or just a wayward chance that the Viet Cong sniper chose Eyster from the five of us standing in that dusty jungle path."

The Republicans have never been serious about offering up a serious plan, let alone getting serious about "concept(s) of a plan."
They've been awfully busy doing other, more important stuff.
Well, taking about two months off and shutting the House to help Trump with his Epstein coverup.

Was there anything monetizable in it for her? If no, then not worth even a trademarked scowl. Sorry. These things happen.

So, what Wiles sees in Trump is an "alcoholic personality."
In other words, he behaves like a dry drunk.
Helluva recommendation coming from a lifetime enabler.

#17 flagged "MAGAt Theologian-ish"

It's amazing how many extraordinary films he made as an actor, writer, and director. He really did take it to eleven.

Apparently one of the couple's sons (they had two) is being questioned.

I have a feeling that, on this one, Admiral Yamamoto might concur.

The US has plenty of form with ethnic cleansing, which doesn't always end up in a mass grave. There can be many smaller graves, plenty of undocumented pain and fear and horror as people attempt gettimg outvo& the way of a rampaging, murderous threat. In fact, that pretty much sums up "Manifest Destiny" as practiced and experienced in the USA.

#3 | POSTED BY BELLRINGER gets the "Didn't Read the Article, Doesn't Understand the Term" flag.

To the headline:
"Trump's Management of the Economy Hits Its Lowest Point"
There is this corollary:
"Trump's Mismanagement of the Economy Hits Its Peak Point ... So Far."

Better take a hard look at biden's pardons before casting stones...
#17 | POSTED BY MSGT

How about JFK's, FDR's, and Lincoln's?
You know, if, like you, we either don't know or don't like the topic of thread?
On point: Trump's pardon power does not even extend to Tina Peters.
Give a convicted felon the pardon power and ...

If you're lucky this POS can come by your daughter's house and beat her and turn her out.
#17 | POSTED BY FORTFISHER

As I said, sick flucks.

#13
Yup, it really is all about the vicarious thrill frustrated MAGAts get seeing someone else's pain.
Sick flucks.

"The strength of this imperfect nation, which has never repaired for its original sins of genocide and enslavement," writes Gowayed, "is in the incredible diversity of people who make it great, in the freedoms it claims to uphold " of life, liberty and justice. This ethnic cleansing can only be accomplished through the destruction of all of the above, in ways that touch the lives of each and every person within the nation, American or not."

Politicians rarely provide much in the way of real leadership. They've typically Peter Principled themselves into positions that, unfortunately for us, come with serious responsibilities the execution of which may have huge effects. Basically, they follow the favorable winds (as in favorable to them). The only way pols from MAGAt heavy districts will break from the GOP "concept of a plan" no plan is if a sufficient number of their own voters start banging at the doors. And MAGAts are a very long way from blaming Trump for anything. But this may just trump their out of control xenophobia and overheated concerns about sexual identity.

Holsey seems to have wisely excused himself from Trump's murder policy.
Now the door has closed.
What's left is audaciously stupid denial.
Or the Nuremberg Defense.
Buena suerte with that one.

Of the roundly criticized accent he adopted for Mary Poppins after working with an Irish accent coach, Van ---- has observed it should properly be traced to "a little shire in the north [of England]where most of the people were from Ohio." Terrific showman.