Nothing would make me happier than ALL US aid to Israel terminate, immediately.
Well, maybe a particularly disabling stroke for Bibi and Hair Fuhrer.
Otherwise, that would make my day.

He's had some very serious names attached to that film project. He's written for film and TV for awhile. Regretting his move to FL.

Their poor little brains would break if they had to admit they were wrong about him and what he represents.
Admitting mistakes and learning from them has never been a big American characteristic.

Today's Tuesday.
I don't give a damn if the State of Israel quits existing by Thursday.

#15 | Posted by kwrx25

I might take this "blame the Dems" bs more gracefully if the GOP hadn't been sabotaging attempts at immigration reform since Reagan's amnesty.
Never any enforcement against the largest exploiters of immigrant labor, Ag/meat processing/construction. Never a white guy that employs illegals busted. The campaign contributors get first consideration and they're not about to start raising wages to attract citizens. And a never ending parade of further obstacles and delays for those actually "doing it the right way". Kinda makes all this uproar seem like it is really more about non-whites shortly becoming the majority in this country and white's political dominance eroding.
In a word, racism.

#1 | Posted by C0RI0LANUS

A friend of mine from LFK wrote that book. He's been working on a movie deal for it for several years. Haven't heard from John since I bagged FB.

Way past time for Congress to do it's ---- job.
Between the religious fanatics hoping for Armageddon and AIPAC $$, the tail is definitely wagging the dog.

#4 Israel is scared -------- of losing the unending stream of money from the US to fund their terrorism while simultaneously giving all their citizens free health care including abortions.

#8 | Posted by Nixon

Without American $$ and weapons, Israel is about as viable as Cuba, without the protections of an ocean from it's enemies.
Probably less so.
Personally, I'm tired of paying for their cradle to grave healthcare and education.

Thank a pedophile

#2 | Posted by LegallyYourDead

And everyone that enabled his election, protecting said pedophiles.

It's not supposed to come out well for teachers.
It's supposed to come out well for students.
#5 | Posted by snoofy

I guess I missed the part where teachers don't have enough people looking for their heads and reason to disrespect the profession. There must be some surplus of teachers, somewhere.
Hiding info from parents will never come out well for teachers. You're just going to have to trust that, after being notified, the parents would rather stay out of legal trouble and deal with their kid. It quits being a private family matter as soon as the teacher talks to the kid and detects a threat. Teachers do not have any HIPAA-like protections.

Oh, come on, gang.

I seriously doubt he gets as good a deal as he blew up in '16.
And he's managed to poison relations with Israel for millions more Americans in the process.
So much winning.

Welcome to the real business world. Enterprises that bleed $40 million per year get cut.
#14 | Posted by BellRinger

Until CBS lets someone else look at the books, I'm going with those that do have inside knowledge of the process v those covering their asses.
Weiss and Ellison have done nothing to earn my trust and much to question their intentions.

If anything deadlier than Covid hits these shores, we're screwed.
Covid was a test. We failed the test and haven't studied for the following mid-term.
I can only hope the next bug concentrates in "gated communities".

I'm sorry, but I just do not see a situation in which teachers hiding information about someone else's minor child comes out well for teachers. If, after talking to the kid, the kid is seen as being put into harm's way by notifying the parents, the parents need to be put on notice that if anything happens to the kid, they're Suspect #1. Districts can act to protect the kids, but hiding info from parents puts educators in a horrid position.

Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell, the former GOP leader, called the settlement "utterly stupid, morally wrong."

"The nation's top law enforcement official is asking for a slush fund to pay people who assault cops?" McConnell said in a statement afterward.

Regular hit $5.79 at the casino, around $6 in town. Diesel's over $7. About 2 hrs north of SF.
So much winning.

Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell, the former GOP leader, called the settlement "utterly stupid, morally wrong."

"The nation's top law enforcement official is asking for a slush fund to pay people who assault cops?" McConnell said in a statement afterward.

That piece of paper gets tossed in the trash with the next administration.

If you're dumb enough to buy one, you're dumb enough to drive it into a lake.

"Leadership" will screw it up.

My undergrad Human Anatomy lab had cadavers to dissect and, as we unzipped the bags first day to meet our subjects, one of the cadavers had the old style springy rod implants in place and the tape holding the member down gave as the bag opened. SPROING!!
The shriek from the female members of that lab team, well, ya just had to be there.