Shade - nobody throws it better than the Brits.
just saying ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ pic.twitter.com/1zoOGFKeU3— BBC Three (@bbcthree) May 19, 2018
May 19, 2018
Today's Tweet
Shade - nobody throws it better than the Brits.
ProLeft Podcast
Episode 441:
Guess which party's been wrong about practically everything.
We talk about Rudy Guiliani, at least one person who is "tired of winning," and a number of people who've discovered all of a sudden that Truth is important, like Rex Tillerson and Matthew Dowd. A surprising sincere apology in the wrong place, the "Democrats in Disarray" lie never dies, and a wake up call for conservatives on Medicaid and nursing homes.At this point, where 30-35% of Americans are all set to riot - set to pull a Charlottesville on the streets of dozens of cities - the latest version (GOP 5.0) of New Conservative Republicans are wondering, "How do you sell truth to rubes who refuse to hear anything but Benghazi or Emails or Vince Foster or Troopergate or Pizzagate or Kenyan Usurper or or or?
But the real question - the one that driftglass and Blue Gal are spectacularly good at rooting out: "How did those gullible rubes get to be so fucking Gullibly Rube-ish?"
May 18, 2018
May 17, 2018
A Sad Truth
So now, I'll never be able to hear Jumpin' Jack Flash without thinking of Cult45.
Everything that dickhead touches turns to shit.
Everything that dickhead touches turns to shit.
A Short Reminder
From October 2015 - it's not like people weren't trying to warn us about what was coming.
Today's Tweet
It's more than just possible that both this asshole and our current POTUS could be the results of Wingnut Hate Media.
Homeboy Aaron Schlossberg just ruined his whole life because he couldn’t keep his racist mouth shut.— Zach Moody (@zach_pilot) May 16, 2018
pic.twitter.com/GnMXIPsv34
That kind of rant is not something that just springs into being from that guy's own internal dialogue - it's not organic.
It's a product of training.
May 16, 2018
May 15, 2018
Today's Tweet
Any less tragic and this shit ain't funny.
Version 2.0.— Steve Marmel (@Marmel) May 13, 2018
By popular demand. pic.twitter.com/BoSVZm78Zl
May 14, 2018
This Week's List
Amy Siskind at The Medium:
This week Trump threatened to take away media credentials, equating negative coverage to fake news. Trump and his surrogates continued to publicly undermine the Mueller probe, pressing for its completion and questioning the validity of its outcome; yet, seemed unprepared to handle the fallout of information made public by Stephanie Clifford’s attorney, Michael Avenatti.
This was another week of resignations and disquiet within Trump’s cabinet as he continues to bully dissent and turn a blind eye to kleptocracy, incompetence, and ethics violations. Against the advice of former senior officials, Trump pulled the US out of the Iran nuclear deal, further isolating America on the world stage. Acts of hate and distrust of “others” continue to escalate, as does the regime’s cruelty towards those not white, straight, and male. While Trump remains popular with his base, increasingly Americans are worried about aspects of everyday life that are forebodingly shifting ever-so subtly.
Week 78 "Hi-Lites"
1. The Guardian reported the Trump regime hired an Israeli private intelligence agency to conduct a “dirty ops” campaign against Obama diplomats who negotiated the deal with Tehran.
2. Individuals targeted include Ben Rhodes, a top national security adviser, and Colin Kahl, deputy assistant to Obama. Trump has a May 12 deadlinedecide whether to scrap or continue the Iran nuclear program.
3. The New Yorker reported the intel firm was Black Cube, the same retained by Harvey Weinstein in 2016 to investigate the women and journalists who might come forward against him for sexual misconduct.
6. On Sunday, NYT reported Sen. John McCain, as part of his final wishes,has told his inner circle does not want Trump to attend his funeral. McCain would however like Obama and George W. Bush to deliver eulogies.
8. On Monday, Trump called on Congress to pull back more than $15 billion in spending approved in the recent budget, half of which would come from two accounts within the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
16. On Tuesday, Axios reported an annual study of 18–24 year-olds in 16 Arab states found a sharp spike in negative sentiment against the US: 57% see the US as the enemy (up from 32% in 2016) versus 35% who view the country as an ally.
17. Further, 73% of Arab youth said Trump’s election has had a negative impact on their view of the US. Arab youth view Russia more favorably than the US, as the US fell out of the top five spots for the first time.
23. On Thursday, Oliver North, the newly elected National Rifle Association President, said that gun control activists like the students from Parkland, are “civil terrorists.”
73. The resignation is a part of a brain drain officials warn about across the government, and especially in the State Department. The office Johnson led has gone from seven full-time staffers when Trump took office to none.
Today's Tweet
Oddly enough, almost exactly what "the libruls" have been trying to tell us for 40 years.
"I voted for Trump because I thought he would hurt OTHER people, not me!" is a flourishing genre. https://t.co/x2SfZge7hQ— Mark Harris (@MarkHarrisNYC) May 13, 2018
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