All Those Celebrities Pushing Crypto Are Not So Vocal Now

And Magnum PI is still hawking reverse mortgages to rip off old people on TV every day and no one bats an eye.

Prohibition does not work.

Have fun putting that genie back in the bottle, Republicans.

#2 They do explain it's at least a 50 year-old problem in the video.

"plant-based milk"

There is no such thing.

#3

Depends which direction his rentboy curves.

"i'm a boot licker."

#6 | Posted by SpeakSoftly

Agreed.

We can't all be boot lickers, speaksoftly, you're doing a good job of it though.

Abolish ICE

I was on a two week 3000+ mile motorcycle trip while it was going on. Riding through Oregon, California and Nevada was rough.

All monarchies should be abolished.

They ran a 30 second pre-taped segment, not much of an admission.

I'm shocked, I tell you, shocked! /s

You know he's full of --- because if he did have to "run the military" the entire army would have caught on fire.

FTA: Whitehead is part of a trend in pushing a radical-right political agenda to American police forces. He's one of five police trainers identified by Reuters whose political commentary on social media has echoed extremist opinions or who have public ties to far-right figures. They work for one or more of 35 training firms that advertised at least 10 police or public-safety training sessions in 2021, according to a Reuters analysis of scheduling data from policetraining.net, the main site where local departments connect with trainers. The news organization also reviewed materials describing classes by specific training companies.

The five trainers have aired views including the belief in a vote-rigging conspiracy to unseat Trump in the 2020 election. One trainer attended Trump's January 6, 2021, rally at the U.S. Capitol that devolved into a riot, injuring more than 100 police officers. Two of the trainers have falsely asserted that prominent Democrats including President Joe Biden are pedophiles, a core tenet of the QAnon conspiracy theory. Four have endorsed or posted records of their past interactions with far-right extremist figures, including prominent "constitutional sheriff" leader David Clarke Jr. and Proud Boys leader Joe Biggs, who is being prosecuted for his involvement in the Capitol riots.

These are the people that elected Madison Cawthorn.

More form the article: Legal experts said Tuesday's incident raised serious questions.

"What was the justification? What was the need for federal law enforcement officers to be deployed in that instance, where there appeared to be no threat to the federal courthouse?" said Jimmy Gurul, a University of Notre Dame law professor and former undersecretary of enforcement at the U.S. Department of the Treasury, where he oversaw various federal law enforcement agencies.

"It's a very fundamental and reasonable question, and if they can't answer that question, then that raises some serious questions as to whether they were there to maintain the peace or to instigate."

Gawd says women are chattel, that's good enough for christofascists.

Russia lets them bomb Syria, end of story.

From the article (emphasis mine): Chief Justice Roberts issued a statement today bemoaning the "betrayal of the confidences of the the court" and "egregious breach of trust." His histrionics were loud enough to carry all the way down Constitution Avenue to the Reflecting Pool, as he called for an investigation into the leak. Stephen Bates, a journalism professor and legal scholar, thought his complaint was a bit overboard. "The court does seem like a pretty frail institution if its legitimacy is crumbling because of one leak. CIA, FBI, NSA, etc. are supposed to operate in secrecy, but nobody screams about lost legitimacy when info gets out." The court can survive just fine when its secrets are aired. Just look at the recent reporting of CNN's Joan Biskupic, who has done spectacular work revealing how the Roberts court stuffs and cooks its legal sausage, and the Republic still stands.