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lolsob — Kamala Harris with a couple callbacks to her infamous "nothing comes to mind" answer during her The View appearance just before the election

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— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar.com) September 23, 2025 at 12:08 PM

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Kamala Harris on The View on election night: "That night — I grieved in a way that I have not since my mother died. The pain was not at all about losing a race. I knew what it was going to mean for the country … all I could say over and over was 'my God, my God, my God.' It was very difficult."

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— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar.com) September 23, 2025 at 12:00 PM

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Kamala Harris: "We also need to remember those 107 days around some other stuff that he said — mass deportations, that he would weaponize the DOJ against his political enemies, that he would silence critics. And he has done that consistently."

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— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar.com) September 23, 2025 at 11:47 AM

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But nooooo…

Don't think I've ever felt this embarrassed to be an American. There's shame and anger too. But mostly embarrassment. We're the laughingstock of the developed world. And we should be.

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— Radley Balko (@radleybalko.bsky.social) September 23, 2025 at 11:27 AM

(Yes, the entire UN speech was an embarrassment to all thinking people… but those aren’t the ones Trump was talking for. The clips designed to go viral on Reichtwing media will show a proud leader speaking of his many triumphs, and the fact that every word is a lie and every promise an empty threat will be overlooked by his cultists.)

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    4. 4.

      JiveTurkin

      This is a paragraph from the opinion piece by Josh Hammer, a supposedly sane conservative:
      The body of my friend Charlie Kirk, who was tragically assassinated last week during a campus event in Utah by a leftist transgender-adjacent “furry” fetishist, had barely returned home to Arizona before some grifters on the ostensible “Right” started trying to capitalize on his memory. Instead of focusing on the metastasizing evil of a distinctly leftist political violence or the fact that transgenderism had yet again found itself implicated in a horrific shooting.

      WHAT the fuck is transgender-adjacent?  Apparently anybody knowing a transgender person who commits a violent act must have been influenced by the violent tendencies of transgender people.  I appreciate the fact that Mr. Hammer backs his statements up with data showing how prevalent violence is among transgender people.

      BTEW, this is from the Newsweek website.

      Reply
    5. 5.

      Betty

      Even the cultists have to be squirming as they struggle to deny the inescapable reality and deflect the blame for it on someone or something else..

      Reply
    9. 9.

      Scout211

      Yes, the entire UN speech was an embarrassment to all thinking people… but those aren’t the ones Trump was talking for. The clips designed to go viral on Reichtwing media will show a proud leader speaking of his many triumphs, and the fact that every word is a lie and every promise an empty threat will be overlooked by his cultists.)

      This!

      Yes, AL.  That was my sad conclusion when earlier today I tried to find online reactions to the Trump UN speech today.  I used “Trump UN speech embarrassment” as a search and what popped up on Google was article after commentary after opinion piece  from 2018!

      So yeah, he’s done this before.  The UN delegates know this and were not surprised today.  We are not surprised.  No one is surprised.  But the right wing media will sane wash it for their viewers.

      It turned out that I was doing that search too soon and now there are pages of reviews of the speech today. But it was a kick in the pants to realize that it was just a repeat of his previous performance.

      But just because we’ve seen this before shouldn’t stop us from continuing to push the message that his embarrassing speech is hurting our nation in the eyes of other countries and world leaders.

      And also to, that he’s a narcissistic idiot.

      Reply
    11. 11.

      Matt McIrvin

      @JiveTurkin: Remember, in Florida a couple of years ago the state government started claiming that not only are LGBT people all “groomers” (that is, pedophiles), all ALLIES of LGBT people are also “groomers”. If you so much as don’t hate the people they hate, you’re some kind of pedo.

      Now, the accusation is of terrorism rather than pedophilia, but it’s the same kind of thing.

      They’re trying to get cis people to throw trans people under the bus by threatening them with political demonization, violence, doxxing and loss of jobs, prosecution etc.

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    16. 16.

      cain

      @Betty: Wait till the govt shutsdown. I hope as fuck the Dems try not to save the country by negotiating – this is the only time they have any political power and the rest of us are keenly hoping that they will rise to the moment even if it means a shutdown.

      They’ve already seen what happened to Disney.

      Reply
    17. 17.

      debit

      I remember a plot point in a novel from the 70s (one of the Gregory McDonald ones, I think) about a spy changing a couple of words in a political speech that rocked the world with scandal and upset international trade. Now I think “that was so quaint.”

      Reply
    18. 18.

      eclare

      @cain:

      I was talking to a good friend of mine this morning, and we agreed:  shut the fucker down.

      She was also supremely pissed because her ABC station is owned by Nexstar, so she won’t get to see Kimmel til tomorrow.

      Reply
    19. 19.

      TONYG

      What’s particularly embarrassing about Trump is the fact that roughly half of the Americans who bothered to vote in three separate elections — 2016, 2020 and 2024 — chose to vote for Trump.  He is an embarrassment and the people who voted for him are an embarrassment.

      Reply
    20. 20.

      Betty Cracker

      I could so relate when Kamala Harris compared her grief on election night to what she felt when she lost her mom. My sister and I were heartbroken in November 2016, and we agreed we felt a similar desolation when we’d lost our mom two years prior.

      We were disappointed and disgusted with the 2024 outcome, of course. But it wasn’t as surprising. We know now.

      Reply
    24. 24.

      OGliberal

      @eclare: Tom Nichols would be appalled.  But, seriously, what is wrong with this nepo baby?  I know old money people can be weird but this dude is nuts.  He is, kind of, Grey Gardens adjacent via his deceased aunt, so there’s that.

      Reply
    25. 25.

      lowtechcyclist

      @Jeffro: ​

      Exactly – shut it all down. The GOP has majorities in both houses and a complete tool in the White House…let THEM fund the government and keep it “open”.

      Yeppers. And that’s really all we need to say to low-info people.

      But if they are vaguely aware that they supposedly need Dem votes:
      we tell them, sure, there’s a Senate rule that says they need 60 votes to keep the government open. But they only need 50+JD to ditch that rule. Hell, with 50 votes + JD, they can toss the entire Senate rulebook in the wastebasket. It’s not like they have any problem with running right through rules that stand in their way.

      So: they really don’t need a single Dem vote to keep the government open. They have total control. It’s all on them.

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    27. 27.

      Shalimar

      @JiveTurkin: For those who aren’t aware, the Newsweek you remember has been dead since 2013.  The Newsweek you see online now is a rightwing zombie organization that spun off the name in 2018.  It is not even remotely as credible as the old publication was.

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    29. 29.

      rikyrah

      @JiveTurkin:

      WHAT the fuck is transgender-adjacent?  Apparently anybody knowing a transgender person who commits a violent act must have been influenced by the violent tendencies of transgender people

       

      absolutely ridiculous

      transgender adjacent??

       

      FOH

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    31. 31.

      lowtechcyclist

      @Deputinize America:

      The rationale is kinda bizarre. From your link:

      “By preventing Iranian regime officials from exploiting diplomatic travel to the UN as a means to obtain goods unavailable to the Iranian public, we are sending a clear message: When the United States says it stands with the people of Iran, we mean it,” he continued.

      I’m sure the Iranian people suffering from our sanctions will totally take our side upon hearing about this.  I mean, if this was the actual rationale, the right approach would be to let the diplomats come home with all sorts of goodies, and make sure the Iranian people knew about it. And then the diplomats would get lynched.

      Nah, this is just hassling their diplomats for the sake of hassling their diplomats.

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    32. 32.

      rikyrah

      @cain:

      @Betty: Wait till the govt shutsdown. I hope as fuck the Dems try not to save the country by negotiating – this is the only time they have any political power and the rest of us are keenly hoping that they will rise to the moment even if it means a shutdown.

      ICAM

      We have got to stop trying to save this country from itself.

      Sad, but, true.

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    33. 33.

      catclub

      the entire UN speech was an embarrassment to all thinking people… but those aren’t the ones Trump was talking for

      ask Adlai Stevenson about that.

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    35. 35.

      Jeffro

      @lowtechcyclist:they really don’t need a single Dem vote to keep the government open. They have total control. It’s all on them.

      THIS, over and over

      Have at it, MAGAts!  You wanted to “rule or ruin”…so…rule!

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    41. 41.

      lowtechcyclist

      @rikyrah:

      ICAM

      What’s this mean? Google was no help. Identity, Credential, and Access Management?  Innovative Coordinated Access and Mobility?  Institute for Complex Adaptive Matter?

      It doesn’t seem to be in the BJ lexicon either.

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    44. 44.

      Glory b

      @rikyrah: THEY WANT TO SHUT IT DOWN.

      A shutdown gives presidents even MORE powers under the Antideficiency Act.

      Okay guys, but be very careful about what you wish for.

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    46. 46.

      Another Scott

      @debit:

      Obligatory … Kwintessential.co.uk:

      Nikita Khruschchev was notorious for his use of old Russian sayings – and cursed for it by his interpreters.

      During a meeting at the United Nations, Khruschchev once said:

      “As we say in Russia, when the cow gives bad milk
      the farmer’s wife beats the haystack with a long broom.”

      This had to be translated from Russian into English, and then the English translation was used by the other interpreters working that day to translate the message into the other languages spoken by the other leaders present in the meeting.

      Sounds familiar to a game of Chinese whispers, doesn’t it?

      Well, in fact, this is more or less what the translation of the saying turned into. The Russian-English interpreter suspected that Khruschchev implied that shady things were happening. As he was an avid Shakespeare fan, he translated the phrase with “There is something rotten in the state of Denmark.” The English-Danish interpreter (hungover, apparently), translated this sentence as “And moreover, Denmark is a rotten state.” This made the Danish ambassador jump up from his chair. In disagreement, he shouted: “I protest at this wanton slur upon my country.”

      Sounding like a comedy now?

      The General Secretary, who had heard the phrase in yet another language, had no idea what the Danish ambassador was talking about. Neither did Kruschchev. He protested: “But I never even mentioned Denmark.” Eventually, the whole situation was sorted out: the two interpreters, however, were sent on extended leave.

      Language is weird.

      Best wishes,
      Scott.

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    48. 48.

      OldManGamer

      @Glory b: Yeah, I’m hoping for a result that isn’t heads I win, tails you lose; but I fear that either shutdown or negotiation it heads that way, so it is a case of “which harm” to inflict.

      Last time they chose negotiation.

      Reply
    59. 59.

      HopefullyNotcassandra

      @cain: let us all find a way to blame the Republican party for all of this churn.  All of this nonsense and destruction is brought to us by the current iteration of the grand old party.

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    60. 60.

      Goku (aka Amerikan Baka)

      @Glory b:

      He’s already dismantled entire departments and agencies, like the Department of Education and U.S. AID. What more power could he possibly have if the government shutdown? What would he be doing differently? What’s the point of funding agreements if the admin will just disregard them?

      Reply
    67. 67.

      NotMax

      Talk about bad timing.

      Disney is raising the price of Disney Plus subscriptions again as part of its mission to squeeze profits from its streaming service.

      The new prices will go into effect on October 21st. The standalone plan with ads will increase by $2 to $11.99 per month, while the no-ads Disney Plus Premium plan will increase by $3 to $18.99 per month (with the annual subscription going up by $30 to $189.99 per year). Various bundles are getting price increases, too… Source

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    68. 68.

      eclare

      @lowtechcyclist:

      I found out she loves the frozen grilled chicken strips that I usually have on hand (of course I heat them up).  It was the blandest thing that I had.   Other than that, mopey and motionless.  Vet tomorrow at 9:20 CDT.  Thank you!

      Reply
    76. 76.

      sab

      Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that Sinclair and Nexstar owned ABC stations will not be showimg Jimmy Kimmel Live. In Ohio that means won’t be seen in Columbus, Dayton, Steubenville or Youngstown. Also not in Washington DC

      ETA Cleveland’s ABC station is owned by Scripps.

      Reply
    77. 77.

      eclare

      @sab:

      My friend who gets ABC out of Knoxville TN through Nexstar will have to wait til tomorrow to watch it on Hulu.  Wow is she pissed!

      Luckily in Memphis ABC is owned by Tegna.

      Reply
    78. 78.

      cain

      @Glory b: ​
       

      I think Trump is now at the point where he’s cashing checks he can’t afford. If that shutdown happens, he will own it. Dems should negotiate in good faith with the understanding that if they don’t get what they want then they need to let it happen.

      The thing with our party is that we understand the bigger picture and that a lot of harm would happen if we don’t keep the govt open. The thing is, the GOP Is already causing harm in a manner that is widespread. Plus, this man will absolutely ignore any deal, any use of money.

      Since his party and the SCOTUS are quite willing to give him what he wants then he, his party, and his voting supporters absolutely deserves this pain and so do his supporters even if it is at our expense. His supporters are already hurting – amount of small businesses that will close.

      I expect his supporters to turn on him at this point and thats when he will turn on them.

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    79. 79.

      cain

      @eclare: ​
       
      I haven’t watched late night since the early 2000s. I haven’t watched broadcast tv in years. I hope it he does a good job of putting Disney in even a bigger predicament.

      I wonder if the fee increase is that they plan to do the end run around against ABC affiliates?

      Reply
    80. 80.

      Bill Arnold

      @sab:

      Try googling: urban dictionary ICAM : I Couldn’t Agree More

      Usually, just adding “urban” to the query will work, by the way.

      Reply
    81. 81.

      Suzanne

      @sab: There’s been a fair amount of criticism of Costco that I’ve seen on Xhitter in the past few months. Why? Because they sell food items targeted to various immigrant cohorts, and these bigots only want to shop around white people.

      Can we just deport the Republicans?

      Reply
    82. 82.

      geg6

      @sab:

      It’s possible that Steubenville and Youngstown may pick up some Pittsburgh stations.  If they can get WTAE in Pittsburgh, it’s being shown there.  Hearst owns it.

      Reply
    83. 83.

      eclare

      @cain:

      Kimmel has evolved a lot over the years.  I have no doubt he will be brutal.  He is the most dangerous kind of person:  no fucks left to give.

      The only thing that might hold him back is that he cares about his staff.

      Reply
    84. 84.

      kindness

      Here’s my Kreskin:  The country shuts down in a week and Republicans and the entire MSM blame Democrats.  How’s that for going out on a limb?

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    85. 85.

      Eyeroller

      @kindness: Historically, at least, when shutdowns have happened enough of the public has blamed them on the party in power (i.e. Republicans since Democrats never do this).  Of course it’s not certain that would always be the case.  But it’s not automatically true that Democrats would be blamed.  Whether it hurts Republicans in midterms does seem to depend on the proximity in time.  However, it’s not obvious it hurts Democrats.

      Reply
    88. 88.

      Gvg

      @WaterGirl: I am sure the fee increase was planned for a long time, but they need to can it for at least 6 months. It’s really bad timing business wise and might really make things worse. They need to lay low and not get attention for awhile. I don’t know if they can, but they need to.

      Reply
    91. 91.

      Another Scott

      @kindness: @Eyeroller:

      I heard a bit of C-SPAN – Schumer’s news conference today in Brooklyn (8:25):

      A statement, then some Q&A:

      […]

      HIS STAFF — NO. WE HEARD — SOME PEOPLE REPORTED THAT THE LEADERS THUNE AND JOHNSON WANTED HIM TO PULL OUT BECAUSE THEY WERE AFRAID OF WHAT HE MIGHT DO. BUT IT’S NOT UP TO THEM, IT’S UP TO TRUMP. WE ASKED FOR TWO MONTHS TO SIT DOWN WITH THUNE AND JOHNSON. THEY DIDN’T ANSWER. YOU KNOW WHAT WE HEARD FROM THEM? CRICKETS. AND THEN WE FOUND OUT WHY, TRUMP SAID DON’T BOTHER WITH DEMOCRATS. SO WE SENT A LETTER, JUST TO GIVE YOU THE HISTORY, SPEAKER JEFFRIES AND I, TO COME TO NEGOTIATE WITH US. IT WAS A GOOD SIGN THAT ON TUESDAY THEY SAID YES, SET UP THAT MEETING FOR THURSDAY AT 3:00. I WAS ALSO TO GO DOWN — I WAS ALL SET TO GO DOWN TO WASHINGTON FOR THIS MORNING IN IRAN THAT WENT ON FOR 10 MINUTES ABOUT NOTHING, HE PULLED OUT — IN A RANT THAT WENT ON FOR 10 MINUTES ABOUT NOTHING, HE PULLED OUT.

      IF YOU WILL — TWO THINGS. IF YOU ASK THE AMERICAN PEOPLE THE NUMBER ONE CONCERN, IT IS HEALTH CARE. BUT NUMBER TWO, IT IS THE REPUBLICANS WHO DID SUCH HUGE DAMAGE IN THE BBB. NOT A SINGLE DEMOCRAT VOTED FOR THE BBB BECAUSE IT’S SO SLASHED HEALTH CARE. IT DID NOT RENEW THE ACA. IT SMASHED MEDICAL RESEARCH. SO THERE ARE MANY ISSUES AGAINST TRUMP, AND THAT IS WHY HE HAS BECOME UNPOPULAR, BUT THIS IS FOCUSED ON THE BUDGET AND WHAT THEY JUST DID.

      U.S. — WE DON’T WANT TO SHUT DOWN THE GOVERNMENT. IT IS TRUMP WHO IS DOING IT, SO ASK HIM. I WAS READY TO GO DOWN TO WASHINGTON AND MEET WITH HIM. THANK YOU, EVERYBODY. HAPPY NEW YORK TO THE — HAPPY NEW YEAR TO THOSE WHO MIGHT BE — TO EVERYBODY. I PRAY FOR EVERYBODY IN SYNAGOGUE THIS MORNING.

      Chuck is good at showing that 47 doesn’t actually know how to do politics. It’s not “strength” to post a deranged bloot and pull out of a negotiation meeting that you scheduled 2 days before. It’s petulance.

      We’ll see what happens.

      Strength, everyone.

      Best wishes,
      Scott.

      Reply
    92. 92.

      Matt McIrvin

      @HopefullyNotcassandra: the one to watch out for is M. C. Escherichia coli, it gives you projectile vomit that falls upward and diarrhea that violates the laws of perspective.

      it’s easy to detect though because the bacteria perfectly tile an infinite hyperbolic plane

      Reply
    94. 94.

      Scout211

      Insiders Spill Embarrassing Truth About Trump’s UN Pratfalls

      First, the escalator stopped immediately after Trump and his wife, Melania, stepped onto it ahead of his major speech.

      Video showed the president, 79, looking around before he and the First Lady started to walk up the unmoving escalator.

      White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt posted a tweet later, demanding an investigation into whether someone had intentionally halted the escalator.

      But according to someone familiar with the situation, someone in the president’s own entourage accidentally tripped the emergency stop.

      . . .

      As Trump took the podium to speak, he complained that the teleprompter was not working. Instead, he had to read the printed copy of his speech.

      However, a person with knowledge of the situation revealed that delegations are allowed to bring their own laptops and teleprompter operators, and the UN was not running it for Trump’s speech.

      The source said that the White House had its own laptop, and UN technicians were not in the booth for the president’s address.

      Ultimately, the entire situation may have happened because the president’s team needed more time to set up. It was suggested that they did not arrive with enough time to make sure their equipment was plugged in and ready to go.

      While the president had his own operator to run the teleprompter and laptop to run his speech, what was less clear was whether the White House had also swapped out the actual teleprompters, as some delegations do.

      Trump clearly does not know how things work.

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    96. 96.

      lowtechcyclist

      @sab: The problem is, I have to be reminded to remember that the Urban Dictionary exists. Usually, Google will turn up stuff like this without any help like that.

      Reply
    101. 101.

      mrmoshpotato

      @Scout211:

      White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt posted a tweet later, demanding an investigation into whether someone had intentionally halted the escalator. 

      Why – so they could deport the person to a gulag in El Salvador?

      But according to someone familiar with the situation, someone in the president’s own entourage accidentally tripped the emergency stop.

      SAD!

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    105. 105.

      lowtechcyclist

      @MagdaInBlack:

      Yeah, there’s a real Dennis the Peasant “help, help, I’m being repressed! Come see the violence inherent in the system!” vibe to the entire right of center in this country, and the Orange Turd exemplifies it perfectly.

      Reply
    107. 107.

      They Call Me Noni

      I watched escalatorgate on YouTube and when the escalator stopped Melania proceeded to walk up the steps leaving Trump babbling to someone.

      Later in the clip Trump was railing about how the first lady could have hurt herself if she wasn’t in such great shape.  Camera panned to her and she looked like she was gonna burst into tears.  It was not an Oscar worthy performance.

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    111. 111.

      NotMax

      @They Call Me Noni

      Which is why you keep one hand on the handrail of an escalator.

      Because the speed of the rail is set to move slightly faster than that of the stairs, doing so extends your arm enough to act as a brake in case of a sudden stop, keeping one from being pitched forward.

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    116. 116.

      Jackie

      FFOTUS trying to improve job numbers?

      Hundreds of federal employees who lost their jobs in Elon Musk’s cost-cutting blitz are being asked to return to work.

      The General Services Administration has given the employees — who managed government workspaces — until the end of the week to accept or decline reinstatement, according to an internal memo obtained by The Associated Press. Those who accept must report for duty on Oct. 6 after what amounts to a seven-month paid vacation, during which time the GSA in some cases racked up high costs — passed along to taxpayers — to stay in dozens of properties whose leases it had slated for termination or were allowed to expire.

      “Ultimately, the outcome was the agency was left broken and understaffed,” said Chad Becker, a former GSA real estate official. “They didn’t have the people they needed to carry out basic functions.”

      more at the link:

      apnews.com/article/doge-musk-trump-gsa-fired-employees-ce18553b281fbf5816ec2fd491d79b78?utm_source=c…

       

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    119. 119.

      Paul in KY

      @rikyrah: Standing beside a transgender person gives you transcooties and thus causes you to murder people. Ipso facto…

      JaySinWa has come to the same conclusion!

      Reply

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