Come for the politics, stay for the snark.

There’s always a light at the end of the frog.

He really is that stupid.

I was confident that someone would point it out and thought why not me.

Every reporter and pundit should have to declare if they ever vacationed with a billionaire.

People are weird.

Come for the politics, stay for the snark.

Their boy Ron is an empty plastic cup that will never know pudding.

He wakes up lying, and he lies all day.

You cannot shame the shameless.

Republican speaker of the house Mike Johnson is the bland and smiling face of evil.

Nothing says ‘pro-life’ like letting children go hungry.

It looks like winning debates is a black job!

Yeah, with this crowd one never knows.

They think we are photo bombing their nice little lives.

Make the republican party small enough to drown in a bathtub.

If you cannot answer whether trump lost the 2020 election, you are unfit for office.

It is possible to do the right thing without the promise of a cookie.

Black Jesus loves a paper trail.

Republicans choose power over democracy, every day.

Nothing worth doing is easy.

They’re not red states to be hated; they are voter suppression states to be fixed.

Usually wrong but never in doubt

“Joe Biden deserved better than he got from some folks in his own party.”

A democracy can’t function when people can’t distinguish facts from lies.

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Again, not much to say. Really looking forward to this election being over so more interesting stuff is disussed on the regular. Delivered the last batch of signs today, so that phase of the election is over for me.

In other election news, Republicans are now attacking a bunch of nuns:

Keep digging, lads.

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I’m watching Marcella on Netflix, and really enjoying it. I do love that Laura Carmichael. Everything I have ever seen her in I have enjoyed.

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  1. 1.

    dmsilev

    At least the election itself will be over soon. How much fuckery the GOP-and Trump engage in afterwards is still an open question. Hopefully we’ll win, and by a big margin.

  3. 3.

    Aimai

    My god I am seeing six patients on Tuesday—I already voted and am just seeing patients as usual—I can’t imagine how bad it’s going to be holding their anxiety and my own. I can’t discuss the election, of course, unless they bring it up.They usually do but there is no telling who will actually vote. At least I have no Trumpies on my caseload, but you never know.

  4. 4.

    SpaceUnit

    Keep digging indeed.  I can’t don’t believe this election is as close as they’re telling us.

  5. 5.

    Ramalama

    Nuns have experience fighting priests and fucktard Bishops. You don’t fuck with them. Would be so satisfying if they could hoist some petards.

  7. 7.

    rk

    Just saw clips of Trump dragging his left leg and having problems opening a door (of a garbage truck of all things??). My father had that a few months before his death. It’s a sign of mini strokes.

  8. 8.

    mrmoshpotato

    In other election news, Republicans are now attacking a bunch of nuns:

    Forgot 12″ rulers!  Beat the GOP with yard sticks!

  9. 9.

    am

    I just lurk and this is a non sequiter, but Republicans remind me of a certain religion based in Clearwater, FL lately. The are increasingly strange and rely on predatory social strategies to leech off mentally broken billionaires or celebrities.

  10. 10.

    TS

    When trump loses – apart from screaming fraud – he will start his 2028 campaign so all those court cases will be put on hold by his friends at the SCOTUS. He has been campaigning for 10 years – what’s another 4 to keep the disciples onside.

  12. 12.

    SpaceUnit

    @TS:

    And the moment Harris is declared the winner the NY Times will publish a poll telling us that trump has a slight lead in the 2028 race.

  13. 13.

    Lord Fartdaddy (Formerly Mumphrey, Smedley Darlington Mingobat, et al.)

    If this country were still on the rails, going after a bunch of nuns six days before election day, calling the voter frauding criminals would kind of lose you the election. MAGA weirdos don’t care though. Even the ones bleating about how Democrats mistreat Christians won’t give a shit. I mean, if you can defend the Nuremberg rally we saw on Sunday–and they are–then there really isn’t anything that can sway you.

  14. 14.

    twbrandt

    So the GOTV effort funded by Musk’s PAC flew a bunch of Black canvassers out to Michigan before telling them who they were really working for, drove them around in the back of a rented van with no seats for them, and threatened them with not paying for their hotel rooms if they didn’t meet some unrealistic quota.

    WTF?

    No, really, WTF?

    But if that’s the quality of the Trump/Musk GOTV efforts, I like our chances.

  17. 17.

    khead

    I am so sick and tired of faux outrage and bad faith controlling all discourse in this country.

  18. 18.

    kwAwk

    Am I the only person who lost respect for John Stewart for defending Tony Hinchcliffe on his show?  I mean, are both of them not smart enough to figure out for themselves that even if you find this type of shit funny that a political rally isn’t the time and place for it?   Especially a Trump rally?

    Would John Stewart find these jokes just as funny if he was telling them at a KKK rally?   Mixed audience of skinheads and Nazis?

    Would he think it was funny if you swapped Jews for the Puerto Ricans?   October 7th?    That was all just a mix up.  Hamas thought the music festival was over and just came in to take out the trash.   Hitler wasn’t a bad guy, he was just incinerating Europe’s trash.  Sickening humor John.

    Comedians have forgotten.  White college kids didn’t invent political correctness.   Black people and other minorities did because they were sick of being demeaned and denigrated by arrogant white people who lorded over them.

  24. 24.

    rk

    @eclare:

    I was wondering what would happen if he just stroked out tonight. Would the cult be too disheartened to vote? Or would there be a sudden surge on part of never Trumpers and independents to vote for the  republican party. Would Kamla win or lose if he died today

    As you can see I have not had enough real life election anxiety that I need to create imaginary election scenarios.

  27. 27.

    Goku (aka Amerikan Baka)

    Jay posted this downstairs. Anybody think this is credible? I didn’t like the dig it had on Garland imo and the author calling Nov 5, the “pretend” election.

    That “Little Secret” Between Trump and Johnson? Here’s What It Could Mean.

    Most educated guesses assume that Trump and Johnson are “secretly” talking about installing Trump as president through a “contingent election,” whereby the House of Representatives, not the Electoral College, determines the president. I think the plot goes deeper than that, but let’s start with the contingent election idea.

  30. 30.

    FDRLincoln

    My logic and the evidence of every election since Dobbs keeps leading me to the conclusion that the insane gender gap will lead KH to a victory with a clear margin that will resist GOP court fuckery.

    My emotions go back and forth between optimism and despair.

    I’d like to be a Vulcan right now.

  33. 33.

    HumboldtBlue

    @kwAwk: ​ 

    But he seems to have become in a lot of ways just as bad as the people he decried on Crossfire.

    The 2012 rally was both-siderism at its best. And I had the same thought, he’s become crossfire.

  34. 34.

    Wave Function Collapse

    @SpaceUnit:

    I agree. I had a long career as a R&D engineer. I often had to answer difficult questions for my organization. If I ever had questions about the results of an investigation I would always look for some completely independent way to check the results as a sanity check. I learned to try to find a way that share no assumptions or common sources with the primary investigation.

    So now lots of people are questioning the polls, for all the good reasons we have heard. What is the sanity check?

    We know that Trump very nearly tied both of the last elections. We know that the Americans blessed with a full complement of X chromosomes are turning against him in large numbers. We strongly suspect that a significant number of GOPAmericans are too. So exactly who is switching towards Trump?

    I’ve heard a laundry list of groups supposedly doing so, but they are all miniscule portions of the electorate. Anyone who tells me that edgelord 20-something males are as important as all women put together is delusional.

    So in my mind, the polling numbers just don’t add up. No one has really tried to answer the obvious question: “so who are Trump’s new voters?”

  36. 36.

    Steve LaBonne

    @Goku (aka Amerikan Baka): That article is very short on details about what Johnson could do before the new Congress is sworn in on Jan. 3. I’m not sure I understand how that’s supposed to work. Congress really doesn’t have any role at that point.

  37. 37.

    Goku (aka Amerikan Baka)

    @kwAwk:

    Apparently, that’s not the case according to this Elie Mystal:

    And this is where Speaker Johnson becomes critical to the whole “secret” plan. In 2020, Nancy Pelosi was speaker of the House. If states had tried to get cute and not submit their electors by the December 11 deadline, Pelosi would just have extended the deadline. But Speaker Johnson surely won’t. If electors are not submitted by December 11, he’ll likely declare the process “over” and say that the electors appointed by that date are the only ones allowed to vote for president.

    Crucially, Johnson can do this even if Republicans lose the House and Johnson is removed from power. The new House isn’t sworn in until January 3. As the violent MAGA people in your family already know, January 6 is when the House certifies the results of the Electoral College, but that is just a ceremonial day. By the time we get to January 6, the electors are supposed to have voted. December 11 is the deadline for appointing electors, December 25 the deadline for voting. Mike Johnson will still be in charge on both of those days.

  41. 41.

    CaseyL

    I have a horrible head cold. I don’t like taking cold medication, but after a day of feeling worse and worse, finally broke down and got some generic Mucinex.

    It has acetominephen.

    *All* the cold remedies at the store I went to have acetominephen.

    I am gobsmacked and astonished. Acetominephen is another thing I avoid as much as possible! I like my liver!

    I can sort of understand the scramble to replace pseudephedrin, but why did everyone settle on the Liver Killing analgesic when there is ibuprofen, naproxen, and even good old aspirin? Does anyone here know?

    I don’t know if it’s the cold or the drugs, but I am deep in depression right now. Thinking about the election because I can’t not, but don’t want to talk about it.

  43. 43.

    Ksmiami

    @Goku (aka Amerikan Baka): bring it on motherfuckers – time to fucking throw down. It would take me 5 minutes to stuff that smarmy prick into a trash can. Seriously from Elon down, these guys are fixing to be annihilated.

  44. 44.

    CaseyL

    <@Goku (aka Amerikan Baka): ​
     

    I think/hope/pray that if Congress – with or without SCOTUS – pulls any shit remotely like that, Biden is ready to take up the powers SCOTUS so corruptly gave the President.

    Refusing to certify a free and fair election, defying the vote count to give the election to the loser, has to count as an act of rebellion.

    I know Biden is an institutionalist to his very soul, but… C’mon, man!

  45. 45.

    SpaceUnit

    @Steve LaBonne:

    I think so too.  I believe trump is fucked.

    Normally a candidate panders to the base party core in a primary election and then attempts to broaden one’s appeal for the general.  He’s not doing that.  At all.  He’s doing the opposite.  He’s going out of his way to alienate everyone.

    Don’t see how that works out.

  48. 48.

    Goku (aka Amerikan Baka)

    @Steve LaBonne:

    I’m not sure, but clearly Trump and Johnson must think there’s a viable strategy here. Johnson essentially confirmed what Trump has been saying in a statement:

    When pressed, Speaker Johnson released a statement effectively confirming the existence of the plot: “By definition, a secret is not to be shared—and I don’t intend to share this one.”

    I was hoping people could say this Mystal person was wrong

  49. 49.

    RaflW

    @kwAwk: I’d have to still care enough about John Stewart to have had much respect for him. Years ago his show was great. But ever since his very crappy, both-sides ‘rally to restore sanity’ I’ve given him very little attention or thought.

  51. 51.

    RaflW

    @Goku (aka Amerikan Baka): From what I can gather, Mystal seems to be overstating the chances of whatever crap the execrable and corrupt Speaker Johnson has cooked up.

    I’m sure they have a secret plan. But it may well involve underpants gnomes.

  55. 55.

    Yarrow

    @TS: When he loses he will immediately begin his 2028 campaign. It would be nice if that ripped even more to shreds what’s left of the Republican party.

  56. 56.

    ArchTeryx

    @HumboldtBlue: 2010. I was there, talking with Baud about it the other night. It was held RIGHT before the midterms that handed more than half the state leges to the Rs, resulting in gerrymandering we still are trying to overcome, 14 years later.

    Screw Jon Stewart.

  59. 59.

    JoyceH

    @CaseyL: My thoughts exactly. If the state legislatures corruptly refuse to certify the electors as the law requires, Biden could send them a team of FBI agents to gently remind them of their sworn duty and advise them that second notice will be delivered by the 82nd Airborne. Presidential Immunity, baby!

  61. 61.

    RaflW

    FWIW Sen. Ron Wyden has had enough. He’s introduced a bill to ad SIX justices to the Supreme Court, and adding ethics/disclosure rules. We have a Calvinball court that just decides things for pure political gain right now. Glad someone at least wants to get the conversation rolling.

  62. 62.

    Aziz, light!

    I gave up on Jon Stewart back when he was smooching the asses of conservative guests on his earlier show. Now he is just unbearable.

  63. 63.

    Rusty

    @Goku (aka Amerikan Baka): I’ve read a couple of criticisms of that article as just not understanding the law.  After January 6th, congressed a new law strengthening the electoral college process.  This just isn’t possible.  It’s clear now that most of of the steps are ministerial, and if someone at the state level doesn’t do them, the federal system steps in to make them happen.  Of all the things to worry about, this is not it.

  64. 64.

    ArchTeryx

    @RaflW: That’s exactly what needs to happen. Will it pass now? Obviously not. But it gets it into the discourse and pushes the Overton Window. Having a bill teed up and ready to go if we somehow keep the Senate, take the house, and keep the Presidency is not a bad thing. This court has been out of control ever since it went 6-3, and Roberts became an irrelevancy. It needs to be reined in or we’re all in a suicide pact.

  65. 65.

    Ohio Mom

    I got tired of John Stewart long ago so his defense of that so-called comedian just validated my established low opinion of him.

    John Stewart did bring us Trevor Noah though and for that he has my thanks. Those were golden years for the Late Show.

  66. 66.

    HumboldtBlue

    @Rusty: ​ 

    I’m trying to find a short but very informative explainer video I came across yesterday addressing these points exactly. The woman, a Georgetown affiliated lawyer I think, broke down the process and the strengthened laws enacted to prevent this type of stunt.

  67. 67.

    JoyceH

    @RaflW: While we’re wish-casting, my hope is that President Harris appoints a pitbull Attorney General. This AG will meet with Jack Smith and tell him finish the job, any resource you need, just ask and it’s yours. Then AG Pitbull will appoint two new special counsels – Rottweilers. One to investigate corruption in the Supreme Court, and the other to investigate Russian interference in our elections AND within our government. Let’s get out the ROT!

  68. 68.

    RaflW

    @ArchTeryx: I’m with the camp that firmly believes this current SCOTUS behavior is exactly what Roberts wants. He’s still tying to act as if he’s not the one pushing, that he’s being dragged places by Justices to his right, but it’s bullshit. Total whitewashing of his active role in all this crap.

  71. 71.

    HumboldtBlue

    @Ohio Mom: ​ 

    John Stewart did bring us Trevor Noah though and for that he has my thanks. Those were golden years for the Late Show.

    And Wyatt Cenac, John Oliver, Michael Che, Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert… the list is long.

  72. 72.

    Chet Murthy

    @eclare: Jessica WIlliams, Jordan Klepper, Roy Wood Jr, Michelle Wolf.  Sam Bee.

    ETA: And yeah, he shoulda stayed at his animal rescue farm and not come back to  pee all over his copybook.

  73. 73.

    Goku (aka Amerikan Baka)

    @HumboldtBlue:

    @Rusty:

    The Mystal article directly mentions the 2022 Electoral Count Reform Act:

    In 2022, Congress passed the Electoral Count Reform Act. This is the only thing our government actually did to address the failed coup attempt launched by Trump after the 2020 election. Its most important provisions essentially provide a legal fast track for election-certification challenges, which would take these disputes out of partisan legislatures and meandering state courts and put them in front of federal judges.

    That might sound comforting, but it shouldn’t. Putting any of these challenges in front of federal judges sets them on a collision course with the Republican-controlled Supreme Court. As John Roberts and his cabal of antidemocratic goons (and their wives) have repeatedly shown this year, the Supreme Court is willing to do Trump’s dirty work. In 2020, the Supreme Court rejected almost all of Trump’s various nonsensical claims to overturn that election. But I wouldn’t be so sure they’ll do so again, especially because this time the Trump people will not necessarily be asking the court to overturn the results of a state’s election. They’ll just be asking them to delay certification of those results, until some later date. In addition to ruling for the Trumpers outright, the court could simply delay hearing the case for as long as the delay is helpful for Trump. The Supreme Court can put its thumb on the scale for Trump simply by pretending to “stay out of it” and allowing the “process” to play itself out.

    If enough states refuse to certify the results of the election and submit a slate of electors—with the Supreme Court’s blessing—the math is not actually hard for Trump. Let’s say Vice President Kamala Harris wins the bare majority of Electoral College votes necessary, 270, but the Republican legislature in Wisconsin refuses to submit the state’s 10 electors by the deadline. In this scenario, the new total number of electors becomes 528, not 538—and Trump needs only 264 electoral votes to “win.” If you take Wisconsin and Nevada’s six electors out of the mix, Trump needs only 262 electoral votes to “win.” He’ll likely achieve those numbers without having to win one of the “blue wall” states.

  74. 74.

    KatKapCC

    @kwAwk: I didn’t lose respect for Stewart because that would require having any respect for him to begin with.

    He’s been a pompous piece of shit for a long time.

  76. 76.

    Ohio Mom

    @Goku (aka Amerikan Baka): Elie Mystal is an attorney — IRRC (which I might not), he’s a constitutional law expert. He is also a columnist at The Nation magazine. He can be quite the pessimist, which I think is what sells at The Nation.

    I often find him amusing, especially when he talks about being a father and his family life.

  77. 77.

    Another Scott

    @Goku (aka Amerikan Baka):

    If enough states refuse to certify the results of the election and submit a slate of electors …

    Pretty big if there.

    DemocracyDocket.com:

    Except, this isn’t a new threat. I have been fighting against it in court for years.

    Don’t worry about things you can’t control. People are aware of the risks and are prepared to fight for votes to be counted fairly.

    Hang in there.

    Cheers,
    Scott.

  78. 78.

    KatKapCC

    @Goku (aka Amerikan Baka): I don’t know why you think this one random lawyer knows everything about this for absolutely positively certain. If this were as easy and likely as he thinks it is, I think this would be all over the place, not just at The Nation, which is not always the most reputable and level-headed news source.

  79. 79.

    Ohio Mom

    @eclare: When John Stewart appeared on Colbert and ranted against the Covid vaccine it was obvious that Colbert was wondering what happened to his thinking too.

    There was a look of panic on Colbert’s face, you could tell he was trying to figure out how to stop Stewart. He was probably praying for a commercial break as well.

  80. 80.

    Chet Murthy

    @Goku (aka Amerikan Baka): I think this comment by @CaseyL: is really the answer to your worries.  Either Biden is going to step up and squash any attempt to game the system, or he’s not.  Just because Johnson -can- fuck with the process of counting electoral votes, doesn’t mean that Biden should let him.

    Every democracy depends on norms, and norms must be -enforced- somehow.  This is on Biden and the officials we elected.  It’s why institutions matter.

  81. 81.

    SFAW

    @eclare: ​
    Not a doctor, but that sure didn’t look like a “dragging his right leg” to me. Looks more like his leg slipped on wet pavement.

    Look, there’s plenty of shit to tar that mofo with, so they don’t need to make shit up because they want it to be true. I put this type of horseshit only an inch above the breathless “Politician John Smith TOTALLY DESTROYS Repubs with his latest reveal of XYZ !!!!!!!!!!!” which then turns out to be some watered-down, milquetoast-y comment. Fucking amateurs.

  84. 84.

    Ohio Mom

    @Chet Murthy: I have every confidence that the Democratic Party leadership is gaming out every possible scenario they can imagine about vote counting and certification.

    After January 6th, nothing is too far-fetched and they know they need to have a response that can be implemented immediately.

    And if I’m wrong — whelp.

  85. 85.

    Chet Murthy

    @Ohio Mom: “And if I’m wrong — whelp.”

    I would hope that our Dem elected officials understand that there are problems for which the answer is not (and cannot be) “vote harder”.  One of them is when an election is stolen.  And that that is why we elected them.  I would hope.

  88. 88.

    Bupalos

    The odds that the election issue is going to be over on the 5th is close to zero. 50/50 whether it will be significantly settled 30 days later. 30/7o it’s not still the issue at 60 days. And it probably goes up from there.

  91. 91.

    KatKapCC

    @Bupalos: And from whence did these scientific calculations arise? You think it’s only a 50/50 chance that it’ll be resolved within a month? It only took till Saturday in 2020.

  93. 93.

    Jackie

    @satby: Yes, please!

    There’s enough going on as it is. Conspiracy stories don’t need to be added. SIX DAYS from now we’ll know what to worry about – and what to not worry about.

  94. 94.

    Bupalos

    @KatKapCC: obviously this is just an opinion and just a kind of placeholder. I don’t know what the numbers are. Obviously no one could. . But MY OPINION is it’s very unlikely that our little journey into madness here is done a month from now. Either it looks like Trump takes power with the sanction of the state… and we stress about how we deal with that, or we stress about whether we can make Harris taking power with the sanction of the state stick.

    And from there it might get better and might get worse.

    I think we should be prepared for this not to end.

  95. 95.

    Jay

    @Rusty:

    and if someone at the state level doesn’t do them, the federal system steps in to make them happen.

    Sadly, it relies on the DOJ stepping up, and quick.

  96. 96.

    Goku (aka Amerikan Baka)

    @Jay:

    Why is that “sadly”? Come on, you don’t actually believe that “Merrick the Meek” bullshit, do you?

  97. 97.

    KatKapCC

    @Bupalos: You are one of the most confusing people here. It wasn’t long ago that you were leaving multiple all-caps manic comments about how amazing and incredible and wonderful a job Harris was doing and that we weren’t recognizing it and we needed to spend 12 days straight all foaming at the mouth about how brilliant she was. Now you’re saying “we will never have a result and instead the country will just get bulldozed into the sea”.

    I was told split personality disorder was a hoax.

  98. 98.

    Goku (aka Amerikan Baka)

    I’d like to thank you Jackals for making me feel a little better and giving me food for thought

  99. 99.

    Chet Murthy

    @Goku (aka Amerikan Baka): Goku, I can see you’re stressed.  I am too.  A friend wrote me saying the same, and I replied:

    I know it’s hard, but don’t be on tenterhooks.  Yes, next Tuesday is for all the marbles.  All of them.  Our precious Republic.  Our lives, the lives of your children, my niblings, our families, our friends, everybody we know, will be affected enormously.  It’s a giant thing.  The enormity (and I use that word in its correct sense) is just overwhelming.  But whatever is going to happen, is already baked-in.  Very little can change things this late in the game.  Maybe … *maybe* this Puerto Rico thing, this MSG Nazi Rally thing will move things a little.  Maybe.  But it’s already baked-in.

    Maybe our Republic is already dead, and we just don’t know it yet.  Wednesday morning, we’ll know more.  Until then, try to be calm and not stress.  B/c it can’t help anything to do that.  Until we have information, we cannot act.  In eight days, we get that inforrmation.

    Be well, stay calm.  For [wife]’s sake, for your kids sake, stay calm.

    There may come a moment when we need to act.  At that moment, we will need all our marbles about us, eh?  Try to reach calm, so you can be ready if that moment arrives.

  101. 101.

    Gloria DryGarden

    @kwAwk:  I guess I have to watch Jon again. I didn’t think he was standing up for the comedian. He just made faces and didn’t speak out strongly about it.

    That was my take.

  102. 102.

    Gloria DryGarden

    last night on a thread someone asked for YouTube recommendations 

    Here’s I figure skater doing fire dancing: On ice perspectives  part of a big skating exhibit show in Italy this year, filmed by my favorite really excellent skater videographer. The playlist for all the skaters is under the title of the YouTube. The performances I’ve watched have all been top notch, really great skaters.

    It will bring you so much joy to watch.

  103. 103.

    Jay

    @Goku (aka Amerikan Baka):

    It was the State of Penn AG who stepped up to Apartheid Clyde’s attempt to buy votes, not the US AG or the FEC, (which has been gutted).

    If they try this shit, the pain needs to come hard and fast, and I have little confidence that will happen.

  104. 104.

    Goku (aka Amerikan Baka)

    @Jay:

    and I have little confidence that will happen.

    That’s doom and gloom talk. You don’t know for a fact that that’s what will happen

  108. 108.

    Goku (aka Amerikan Baka)

    You know what Jay, that was a real dickish comment I made at 104, I apologize if you read this

  109. 109.

    Gloria DryGarden

    @HumboldtBlue: Women are gonna win this election.

    That’s just it. That’s what I think is happening .

    I have no time to spend being miserable about an unknown outcome. But I truly think a bunch of stuff has moved the needle. And the middle 50% are gettable votes, (as explained to me a week ago, thanks another Scott, i think it was you) the nominally partisan. If I’m wrong, at least I stayed up beat in my fantasy life,sort of like reading a good book.

    Women are gonna win this election.​

    Y’all, please visualize this with me. See us putting out all TFGs legal fusses over losing, like easy quick little fires. See the executive branch prepared to stop shenanigans. Imagine it. Put attention on it. Maybe it will help.

  111. 111.

    Jay

    @Goku (aka Amerikan Baka):

    Yeah, it’s okay.

    When the Philly DA quickly hit Apartheid Clyde with the “Cease and Desist”,

    He stopped,…………………………………..

    Paying people, but he still has his grift up.

    I guess he figures that by promising people to pay them for their votes and the “lottery”, but not paying them, get’s him out of charges and having billions to spend on lawyers and a Supremacist Court up for sale,………………

    That is an example of what I mean by the system needs to move hard and fast.

  113. 113.

    SFAW

    @HumboldtBlue: ​
     
    Whatever. Those additional clips show him walking like a semi-typical 80-year-old man who’s in shitty shape. Balance issues, maybe? I don’t know.
    As far as the “fucked up mentally” part: I agree, but those video clips have nothing to do with that aspect.

  114. 114.

    BarcaChicago

    @HumboldtBlue: It was!! I drove from Chicago back to my hometown of Madison to meet up with an old friend and go to the rally. Waited in line outside for over an hour when it started to pour rain – Luckily, staff handed out rain ponchos, but we all got really soaked before getting in. Fantastic positive energy, loads of first time young voters who were super engaged and enthusiastic, a really fun party atmosphere during the music and we were all thrilled to see our next president, Kamala Harris, at the end of the evening. It was totally packed. I’m sorry to hear Omnes didn’t get in :-/

  116. 116.

    Gloria DryGarden

    Hot idea.

    the doom and gloom and worry we’ve all been sending, feeling, it’s th3 feelings of TFG. He’s just projecting it out so loudly, like he does w so many of his “thoughts”

    we’ve just been picking up on his broadcasts. It makes sense now. He probably aims for others to feel this despairing and etc.

    Sauron is just not getting his damned ring back.

  117. 117.

    Yet Another Haldane

    I’m watching Marcella on Netflix, and really enjoying it.

    Wow, what a cast:  Nina Sosanya, Florence Pugh?  This goes on the must-watch list, thanks!

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