Which begs the question, do babies really need to travel on airplanes?
#37

Put em in the belly of the plane. Fleece blankie. Little (wee!) dosage of Xanax.

"There was a political party that took over in Germany in 1933, via legal means."
And with the overwhelming support of the German people.
#82 | Posted by madbomber

"The cardinal error of the Germans who opposed Nazism was their failure to unite against it. At the crest of their popular strength, in July 1932, the National Socialists had attained but 37 percent of the vote. But the 63 percent of the German people who expressed their opposition to Hitler were much too divided and shortsighted to combine against a common danger which they must have known would overwhelm them unless they united, however temporarily, to stamp it out."
-- William Shirer

>what basis Roberts could have possibly had to issue an interim stay in the first place.

Midterms?

>>We always get that he "alledgedly" got a death threat

After The Arizona Republic endorsed Clinton in 2016, they received death threats.

I did a search in 2020 to see who they endorsed, and pulled up a statement along the lines of "Gentle reader, you have spoken, and we hear you! You don't want your newspaper to be involved in politics! So we no longer endorse candidates!"

>The moderators here

I'm pretty sure it's just a script that runs at intervals and deletes words on it's naughty list.

Can we get rid of this stupid pardon power?
WTF.
NYT today exploring different legal scenarios for florida man.
One of them: he could theoretically pardon himself from prison if elected.

Sounds like a lot of focus on punishing drug sellers. No focus on punishment for hoovering up copious amounts of booger sugar for more than four decades.

Four students at the University of Idaho were found dead near campus in what a local official described on Monday as a "crime of passion."

"At present, no specific U.S. policy is meaningfully hindering U.S. production," Reed Olmstead, executive director for upstream research at the market analyst firm S&P Global Commodity Insights, said in an email.

"NOOOOOOOOO!" - JeffQ, Lfthnd

"He said 'no specific policy' - so obviously he meant all the polices 'in general'" - Goatman

The NYT is cracking me up. They float some 'As Many Return To The Office, Some Find They Like It' article about once a month. Like trying to convince you if you're on the fence how much fun you might be missing.

The comments section from readers are more in line with the posts above.