She looks like that puppet Madame.

JFC she aged like milk.

He didn't kill anyone rich enough to warrant a terrorism charge and the death penalty.

More: Gore, for his part, cited German philosophers' "moral autopsy on the Third Reich" in the aftermath of World War II.

"It was [Jurgen] Habermas' mentor, Theodore Adorno, who wrote that the first step in that nation's descent into hell was, and I quote, the conversion of all questions of truth into questions of power,"' Gore said. "He described how the Nazis, and I quote again, attacked the very heart of the distinction between true and false.' End quote. The Trump administration is insisting on trying to create their own preferred version of reality."

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"They say the climate crisis is a hoax invented by the Chinese to destroy American manufacturing," he said. "They say coal is clean. They say wind turbines cause cancer. They say sea-level rise just creates more beachfront property."

...he was put there to get rid of a lot of bad people ... Trump said

I'm surprised he actually admitted he wasn't put there to lead or do a good job. We all knew it but it seems Trump messed up and told the truth for once.

Who will they hire next, Boris Badenov?

So glad I never bought a swasticar. I looked at them years ago but passed.

Larry David is a comedic genius and a national treasure.

Let's just hope it isn't Dolan. I'm fairly sure the Europeans won't ever elect and American but he would be an absolute disaster.

On Friday, the Coeur d'Alene City Attorney's Office shared the names of the involved men, and their listed charges with Idaho News 6:

Paul Trouette: Battery, False Imprisonment, Security Agent Uniform Violation, Security Agent Duties Violation

Russell Dunne: Battery, False Imprisonment, Security Agent Uniform Violation, Security Agent Duties Violation

Jesse Jones: Battery, False Imprisonment, Security Agent Uniform Violation, Security Agent Duties Violation

Chistofer Berge: Battery, False Imprisonment, Security Agent Uniform Violation, Security Agent Duties Violation

Alex Trouette IV: Security Agent Uniform Violation, Security Agent Duties Violation

Michael Keller: Battery

No CEOs were hurt so if the shooter lives you can bet you won't see any terrorism charges for this actual terrorist attack.

"Last month, she said her fellow GOP colleagues are "afraid" to speak out against the president and risk drawing a primary."

This cowardice is why we're in the mess we're in. To be more afraid of losing a job than you are of losing the entire country is insanity.

In a sane world every single Republican that won't stand up to Trump's BS would be voted out. They are not public servants.

More: Here is a transcript of his remarks:

Thank you for the forum that you have here tonight.

When I was a little boy in Poland, for no other reason but for being Jewish, I was hauled off by the Nazis. And for no other reason I was picked up and separated from my family, who was exterminated in Auschwitz. And I am a survivor of Auschwitz and Dachau.

I spent five and a half years in concentration camps, for one reason and one reason only - because we picked on people, and you as the sheriff, who we elected as sheriff of this county - we did not elect you for sheriff of Washington, D.C. It's about time you side with the people here. And when this gentleman [acting ICE Director Thomas Homan] stands up there and says he doesn't go after people, he should read today's Bee. Because in today's Bee, the Supreme Court Justice of California objected to ICE coming in and taking people away from the courts. Don't tell me that this is a lie.

You stand up here Mr. Jones. Don't forget - history is not on your side.

Heh sounds like the plain truth - and having to look up the word junta - really got under boaz's skin.

More: The legal fig leaf Trump used to deport Kilmar brego Garca to a brutal Salvadoran prison is a law from 1798 called the Enemy Aliens Act, signed by President John Adams after being passed by a Congress controlled by a political party so old it no longer exists.

The Declaration of Independence was barely over 20 years old then. You'll remember that document from grade school, but you probably don't know that it accuses a British tyrant of misruling America in exactly the same way Trump is.

"The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having in direct object the establishment of an absolute Tyranny over these States."

The document goes on to list King George's many crimes that happen to exactly match Trump's depredations. Among them:

"Depriving us in many cases, of the benefits of Trial by Jury" " Garcia was deported without even a hearing by a judge, let alone a jury.
"Transporting us beyond Seas to be tried for pretended offences" " Garcia was deported to a foreign nation based on a mere accusation never proved in court.
"Abolishing the free System of English Laws" " Trump could only do those things by ignoring common law.
Trump is as guilty as the tyrant King George of "abolishing our most valuable Laws, and altering fundamentally the Forms of our Governments."
They both are guilty of "declaring themselves invested with power to legislate."

But Trump is not just the kind of lawless autocrat who inspired the American Revolution, the values of which formed the basis of our Constitution. He has ignored the very first civil right that is older than the Roman Empire, nearly as old as the Pyramids, as old as the idea of law itself. And that is the right to have the government's case against you taken before a magistrate who must agree before your life is destroyed. That idea is in the code of Hammurabi from 2,000 years before the birth of Christ.

If Donald Trump can deport a man " in a case which the administration admitted was an "administrative error" " without the case against that man being heard in court, there is nothing to prevent him from using the same process to deport and imprison U.S. citizens without trial. Trump has even said that he is thinking about deporting American convicts to this same Salvadoran prison hellhole.

More: Earlier on Tuesday, news broke that a relatively new NLRB staffer claimed that DOGE not only accessed data from his agency but also took a substantial amount of sensitive data with them, according to a disclosure shared with Congress that read, "around ten gigabytes of data are, quote, the equivalent of a full stack of encyclopedias worth if someone printed these files as hard copy documents."

Daniel Bertulis appeared on The Lead, joined by his attorney Andrew Bakaj, and explained the details of how he apparently uncovered a massive amount of missing data from the NLRB following DOGE's efforts. He ostensibly mocked a White House statement touting the transparency at play, noting that none of the code used by DOGE technicians has been shared publicly.

But the most shocking allegations came from Bakaj, who not only claimed that accounts based in Russia were using newly created DOGE usernames and passwords to access sensitive data, but also directly tied the effort to Elon Musk and his Starlink concerns, which has a relationship with the Kremlin.

"There are two data points that I wanna point out that should give everybody pause," Bakaj said. "The first thing, what Dan witnessed was that within 15 minutes of DOGE employees creating user accounts, i.e. Usernames and passwords, within 15 minutes of those accounts being created, somebody or something from Russia tried to log in with the right username and right passwords " that is to say " the right credentials. And that happened over 20 times."

"The second data point, which is really critical, is that DOGE has also been using Starlink as a means to exfiltrate data," he continued. "What that means is that, from our understanding, Russia has a direct pipeline of information through Starlink, which means that anything going through Starlink is going to Russia."

"We also know that this is not unique to the NLRB," he said. "This is happening government-wide. And then the other thing that I wanted to flag for everybody is that right now that, I don't want to say that this is intentional, it could very well have been a mistake, is that critical infrastructure databases and many government agencies, as we understand it, have been exposed to the open internet, which includes critical databases at the Department of Energy, which includes a lot of our nuclear regulatory agency material."

"So right now the real concern is that this not unlike Chernobyl," he concluded. "And all of the control panels lighting up after the meltdown. This is serious and I just wanna commend Dan for coming forward to bring this to everybody's attention because this really is the tip of the iceberg."

#4, This is a real post.

#3,

Airplanes.

I haven't owned/used a credit card in 25 years so this won't affect me but all the high debt mouth breathers that voted for him are in for an ugly surprise.

They're farmers so they've got bootstraps they can pull on after they lose everything. They voted for this.

All those ranchers must be so pleased that they're getting exactly what they voted for.

On Hitler's birthday? A bit on the nose, isn't it?

Politically engineered messaging masquerading as the voice of the common man didn't have the saturation or the penetration it has today.

This shouldn't be a surprise to anyone old enough to remember Tipper Gore.