It's transitory.
- snoofy circa 2023
#42 | Posted by oneironaut

Tariffs aren't transitory.
Economy, 2025

"now-debunked Russian collusion conspiracy theory."

Is this the same Russian collusion conspiracy that Senator Rubio couldn't find, and if so, why does it need more debunking?

I always thought Israel recognized Palestine when they agreed to the UN partition of the land into two countries, Israel and Palestine.

"It was a malicious setup, a trap."

Did Trump fall into the trap?

Or is what is being alleged is that the Mass Media fell into the so-called trap aka the Russian Collusion Hoax.

Thanks for clarifying.

Next they come for the homeless and the mentally ill.

Republicans gave ICE access to Medicaid data.

ICE will use this data to identify people on medications used to treat mental illness.

"Coffee shortage news reports: a timeline"

Guess you never follow any business news or you'd find out that:

Not because Stephanaopolous called Trump a rapist.

Because Stephanopoulos falsely claimed Trump was found liable for rape.

Trump is a rapist. But he has not been found liable for rape.

Your link in #153 has "withering criticism" not actual allegations of wrongdoing. And then it's paywalled.

Your inability to present the argument in your own words tells me you don't have anything to say at all.

"He appears to be totally good with the FBI's conduct as laid out by Horowitz."

What specifically was not good about the FBI's conduct?

"I'm very surprised NYT accurately reported on this."

Tell us, in NYT words, what crime took place here.

"The idea that you could use illegal labor and then sell services to ICE, the irony is thick"

Not that ironic. Under the 13th Amendment, the detainees can be used as slave labor.

People like this should be subject to a Federal Government Contract Death Penalty.

It must hurt Trump's feelings that the markets go up, every time Trump fails or chickens out.

I mean not for nothing if my job were to round up undocumented immigrants am I going to have a higher success rate at Franklin and Sons CPA (since 1948) or Home Depot parking lot.
No love for ICE but you go where the work is.
#10 | Posted by TaoWarrior

This isn't about going where the work is.
This is about following the rules for how the work is done.
Consider the legal process by which we "round up undocumented immigrants."
Is Probable Cause required when we're rounding people up?
Is being brown Probable Cause?

"I watched the Senate hearing with IG Horowitz. It was scathing."

He routinely makes these comments, but won't say wat particular part was scathing.
It's very lazy engagement trolling.

Republicans have no problem with Rubber Stamp Courts.

Republicans support rounding up millions of people and sending them to camps.
Republicans support firing the judges who oversee deportation hearings, so the migrants will be kept in camps for years.

Republicans want all of these things for America.
Just ask them.

Always a Victim.

"You don't feel pity, or remorse"

^
Republicans only feel pity and remorse for themselves.

Republicans are okay with racial profiling.

The GOP front runner for 2028 is Trump.

That tells you all you need to know.

The people that Biden allowed to come here legally,

Are they entitled to Due Process?

You don't know Austin City Limits?

"But the whole Biden / Harris fiasco?"

^
We're still not sure what you're alleging here.
Not that you'll ever say.
We understand that you will never say.

"Biden drove them in by the millions with almost no vetting."

Oh I see. So they entered legally.

Should Trump deport the millions that came here legally?

"Biden drove them in by the millions with almost no vetting."

Does that mean Trump should drive them out by the millions with almost no vetting?