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Water Boys (Open Thread)

by Betty Cracker|  May 28, 20259:45 am| 200 Comments

This post is in: Open Threads, Politics, Republican Stupidity, Trump-Musk, Trump-Russia, Trumpery

Adam touched on this last night, but I think it bears repeating. Not that anyone who’s paying attention needs it, but yesterday we got confirmation straight from the horse’s ass that the President of the United States has been running interference for Vladimir Putin:

Post from Donald Trump's Truth Social account that reads: "What Vladimir Putin doesn’t realize is that if it weren’t for me, lots of really bad things would have already happened to Russia, and I mean REALLY BAD. He’s playing with fire!"

It’s shameful because no U.S. president should be caping for a blood-gargling sociopath like Putin, ever. It’s stupid because though the dim bulb doesn’t realize it, Trump just confirmed the worse suspicions aroused by his consistently sycophantic behavior toward Putin.

On top of that, Trump hurling the toys out of his pram above scans as impotent whining because that’s what it is. The self-described dealmaker who alone could fix it got nothing from Putin, and he tried so hard, hence the tantrum

He got nothing for the repulsive attempt to bully Zelensky in the Oval Office. He got nothing after sending a clueless toady to frame a “peace deal” that was a giveaway to the Russian dictator.

After all that, Trump got nothing from Putin on Ukraine except further escalations that indiscriminately murder Ukrainian civilians while making Trump look weak and pathetic on the world stage. Because he is.

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Speaking of water boys, the Bezos Post caught up with Trump’s top campaign donor, Elon Musk, who was back in Texas yesterday to preside over another rapid unscheduled disassembly.  The Post says Musk “appeared reflective,” but he sounded as whiny as Trump.

STARBASE, Tex. — Elon Musk, returning to SpaceX on Tuesday for a test flight of his Starship spacecraft, said in an interview that slashing the size of federal government proved far tougher than he expected and lamented the intense criticism leveled at the U.S. DOGE Service, which he has led…

He said repercussions over DOGE cuts had been severe. “DOGE is just becoming the whipping boy for everything,” he said. “So, like, something bad would happen anywhere, and we would get blamed for it even if we had nothing to do with it.”

He also expressed dismay over the reputational hit his companies took: “People were burning Teslas. Why would you do that? That’s really uncool.”

Boo-fucking-hoo. But no one should buy the walk-back:

Eager to demonstrate that his attention is now rededicated to his companies, Musk returned here ahead of a test flight Tuesday of Starship, the world’s most powerful rocket and a key part of NASA’s plan to return to the moon and Musk’s quest to send people to Mars…

Gone was the Dark MAGA cap, the black blazer, the belligerence toward his perceived foes in Congress and the Washington press corps. For now, there will be no more Cabinet meetings or unsuccessful forays into political races…

Even so, he vowed that his work with the U.S. DOGE Service was not done. He said he plans to focus DOGE’s efforts on improving the federal bureaucracy’s computer systems, a less-controversial goal than taking a chainsaw to the workforce.

That goal might be a good deal more controversial than the Post currently deems if people understood that “improving the federal bureaucracy’s computer systems” entails giving unvetted DOGE chuds an opportunity to exfiltrate everyone’s personal data and place it in the hands of a group of ultra-rich weirdos who are building a dystopian panopticon.

So while Trump is looking weak and pathetic on the world stage and his benefactor is feigning a butt-hurt retreat to his companies, the billionaire weirdos are creating a domestic surveillance system that will live on when Trump is Cheeto dust. Unless we stop them. Can we? Fuckifino.

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To end on a more positive note, I saw this cool Roseate Spoonbill a couple of days ago.

Pink bird in a tree festooned with Spanish moss

Not a great pic because it was across the river, but I was happy to see it. This morning, I saw two massive alligators swimming upriver. They were so big they left a wake as they swam — my guess is they were at least 10-footers, maybe more.

I also saw a marsh bunny scampering around the vegetation at the water’s edge. No pic because the dogs spotted it too, and they are allowed to bark at rodents, so their furious woofing and snarls sent poor bunny careening into the thicker brush — away from the gators.

Open thread.

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Fool Them Thrice…

by Betty Cracker|  February 22, 202412:18 pm| 86 Comments

This post is in: Elections 2024, Foreign Affairs, Open Threads, Russiagate, Trump-Russia, Our Failed Media Experiment

It’s a good thing for House Republicans that they lack the capacity for shame. Otherwise, the revelation that Russian operatives have been leading them around by their dicks would cause them to die of it:

CNN — The former FBI informant charged with lying about the Bidens’ dealings in Ukraine told investigators after his arrest that Russian intelligence officials were involved in passing information to him about Hunter Biden, prosecutors said Tuesday in a new court filing, noting that the information was false.

Prosecutors also said Alexander Smirnov has been “actively peddling new lies that could impact US elections” after meeting with Russian spies late last year and that the fallout from his previous false bribery accusations about the Bidens “continue[s] to be felt to this day.”

Smirnov claims to have “extensive and extremely recent” contacts with foreign intelligence officials, prosecutors said in the filing. They said he previously told the FBI that he has longstanding and extensive contacts with Russian spies, including individuals he said were high-level intelligence officers or command Russian assassins abroad.

The GOP House committees have been a shit-show since they won their narrow majority and set off on multiple idiotic quests to make crackpot online conspiracy theories a thing in real life. They’ve been pantsed repeatedly, but they aren’t the only ones wearing egg masks.

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Special counsel David Weiss is also facing a unique dilemma as both the erstwhile dupe and current prosecutor of Smirnov. Weiss is another Trump-appointed US attorney whom AG Merrick Garland chose to head up a politically fraught investigation, this time into the president’s son: (TPM gift link)

Hunter Biden’s lawyers are now claiming, as part of their effort to force new disclosures by Weiss’s office, that it was new or newly specific accusations from Smirnov which scuttled the plea deal which blew up as it was being agreed to in a federal court room. That point about the plea deal remains an accusation and obviously an interested one from Biden’s attorneys. But given what we’ve learned over the last week from the prosecution side — the folks who were repeatedly duped and took actions on the basis of disinformation directly from Russian intelligence — it seems to me highly likely that it’s true.

A semi-side note here is that I can’t see how Weiss’s office can manage its two cases at once. It’s prosecuting Smirnov for knowingly injecting Russian disinformation into U.S. law enforcement. He’s also prosecuting Hunter Biden for charges that appear to stem from the dissolution of the plea deal, which was itself quite likely tainted by Smirnov’s manipulation. How can you possibly do those two things credibly at once? Is Weiss going to take the stand at Smirnov’s trial as one of Smirnov’s marks and explain how he tricked him into blowing up Biden’s plea deal? While he’s also prosecuting the cases that stem from blowing up that plea deal? That seems absurd.

Yep, it sure does. Marshall also notes that mainstream news outlets haven’t covered themselves in glory either. After serving as a conduit for Russian operatives who sowed discord with hacked DNC emails, most MSM outlets hesitated to run with the Hunter Biden laptop story in the waning days of the 2020 election.

That’s what they should have done since the provenance of the laptop material was unknown and followed a well-established influence operation pattern. But in the days since, they allowed themselves to be shamed by clowns in the House GOP and fascism-adjacent oligarch Elon Musk into repudiating their original, correct decision. And they still aren’t connecting the dots.

The real issue, as I note above, is the reporters, editorialists and commentators, who vouched for and credited this whole edifice of lies and bullshit. Yes, they guffawed when James Comer came forward yet again with more revelations that never quite panned out. But they didn’t give up hope. They were always waiting for the next revelation. Comer and his Republican colleagues hadn’t provided “hard evidence” yet but there sure was a lot of smoke.

This entire thing has been based on Russian plants and intelligence operations from the start. Every bit of it. It’s been obvious. And yet, well … they’re all dupes. Somehow almost a decade after this whole thing started we’re shocked to see, wow, Weiss’s office was being led around by another cat’s paw of the Russian intelligence services. We’re shocked. But why are we shocked? Every last person among the serious people of the nation’s capital and the sprawling thing called elite received opinion has egg on their face. And it’s not even clear they fully realize it yet.

Putin has a lot riding on the upcoming election and much to gain from re-empowering his stooge Trump, so the disinformation onslaught will be fierce. To repeat a point made in another post about how our shitty political media actively sabotages democracy, we can’t count on the Fourth Estate to help us defend democracy. We’ll have to find a way to win with their dead weight strapped to our backs.

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Trump Vows to Throw NATO to the Wolves

by Betty Cracker|  February 11, 202412:08 pm| 160 Comments

This post is in: Elections 2024, Open Threads, Politics, Republican Stupidity, Trump Crime Cartel, Trump-Russia, Trumpery

Donald Trump made insane remarks at a rally last night about an extortion racket he claims he ran as POTUS against NATO allies, with Putin providing the muscle. Here’s video from Threads courtesy of Biden-Harris HQ, the campaign’s official account:

 

Post by @bidenharrishq
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According to the NYT (gift link), Trump made this claim before to “highlight his negotiation skills.” I don’t recall it but can easily believe that. Trump says so many bizarre things and makes outlandish claims so frequently that it’s hard for any one thing to register for long.

I wondered if mainstream media outlets would find Trump’s promise to work in concert with a genocidal dictator to restart an international extortion racket targeting U.S. allies as interesting as they found DOJ-embedded Trump operative Robert Hur’s political hatchet job “report.” Encouragingly, Trump’s promise to throw NATO to the wolves is getting widespread media coverage.

I hate Trump with the white hot heat of ten thousand suns, and the only news I want to hear about him is that he choked on his second lunchtime Filet-O-Fish and is taking a dirt nap while family members step on one another’s heads in a tawdry scramble to grab the remaining assets.

But the Biden campaign wants to make the upcoming election a referendum on Trump, so the more the media covers the crazy shit he says, the better. The good news is there will be an inexhaustible supply of eruptions of stupidity and evil from Trump between now and November.

Open thread.

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Monday Evening Open Thread: Former Head of the FBI’s New York Field Office Counterintelligence Arrested

by Anne Laurie|  January 23, 20236:27 pm| 120 Comments

This post is in: C.R.E.A.M., Foreign Affairs, National Security, Open Threads, Trump-Russia, Lock Him Up...Lock Them All Up

NBC News: Former FBI Special Agent in Charge Charlie McGonigal has been arrested and charged in connection with Russian sanctions violations and money laundering violations.

Reported w/ @jonathan4ny

— Tom Winter (@Tom_Winter) January 23, 2023

STORY: https://t.co/woLJVwdEdp

— Tom Winter (@Tom_Winter) January 23, 2023

Federal prosecutors say the former head of counterintelligence for the FBI’s New York office laundered money, violated sanctions against Russia while working with a Russian oligarch and while still at the FBI took hundreds of thousands of dollars from a foreign national and former foreign intelligence official.

Charles McGonigal, 55, was arrested on Saturday after arriving at JFK airport in New York on a flight from the Middle East.

A case filed in federal court in Washington, D.C., alleges that while serving as Special Agent in Charge of FBI counterintelligence efforts in the New York office, McGonigal took $225,000 in cash from an individual with business interests in Europe who had been an employee of a foreign intelligence service.

From August 2017 through his retirement in September 2018, McGonigal allegedly concealed his relationship with this former foreign security officer from the FBI. He allegedly requested and received cash from the individual and traveled abroad with the individual…

On Monday afternoon, McGonigal pleaded not guilty to the New York charges and was released on $500,000 bond…

Given McGonigal’s ties to the Washington and New York area offices of the FBI, the Los Angeles field office led the two-year-long investigation, three senior law enforcement officials said. The decision to move the probe to Los Angeles was to ensure there were no conflicts of interest or competing interests among agents who may have known McGonigal. 

McGonigal’s career included a stop as a section chief coordinating the FBI’s cyber and counterintelligence programs at the FBI’s secretive Intelligence Technology and Data Division (ITADD) in Chantilly, Virginia, as well as his position in New York, public records show. 

McGonigal was named special agent in charge of the Counterintelligence Division for the New York Field Office in 2016, after serving as the section chief of the Cyber-Counterintelligence Coordination Section at FBI headquarters…

So — when Deripaska needed a little inside help, McGonigal had a proven track record (and no doubt plenty more info to sell).

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Perhaps this answers why, on the eve of the 2016 election, someone at the FBI lied to the NYTimes about the links the FBI saw between Trump and Russia. https://t.co/b1SXbLB16g https://t.co/GyrNKbNCRH pic.twitter.com/mNrcVD4Tz8

— Max Kennerly (@MaxKennerly) January 23, 2023

‘… Nothing political, they just do it for the (Russian) money’

Giuliani boasted late in fall 2016 Presidential campaign about his contacts with FBI's New York field office and later said publicly that Director James Comey had responded to "pressure of a group of FBI agents who don't look at it politically." (@NBCNews) pic.twitter.com/puuv1FErrU

— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) January 23, 2023

Prescient!

There's a lot of wild stuff that came out in the whole Trump-Russia saga, but I still can't get over how there's an email chain that literally says, "this is part of Russia and it's govt's support for Mr. Trump" and the son of the pres. replies, "if it's what you say I love it." https://t.co/IO1kB0xO0a

— Centrism Fan Acct ?? (@Wilson__Valdez) January 15, 2023

If you said at the beginning that there'd be an email chain, put out by the president's son himself, that spelled out in writing the explicit Russian govt support for Trump and then a reply being like, 'hell yeah, give us that RU dirt', most people would laugh in your face.

— Centrism Fan Acct ?? (@Wilson__Valdez) January 15, 2023

*SUBJECT: Russian Collusion. You wanna do it?*
Donald Trump Jr: Let's do the collusion. Give us that dirty dirty Russian dirt.

Extremely vindicated journalists: No proof. The Libs & the media have disgraced themselves by implying that there was any there there.

— Centrism Fan Acct ?? (@Wilson__Valdez) January 15, 2023

The entire FBI needs a house-cleaning and perhaps a new director

— Jennifer "Pro-privacy" Rubin (@JRubinBlogger) January 23, 2023

Looks like Marsha Blackburn drew the short straw to run point for the Greedy Old Partisans…

The FBI agent who led the phony investigation into President Trump and Russia has been arrested for his own ties to the Kremlin.

You can’t make this up.

— Sen. Marsha Blackburn (@MarshaBlackburn) January 23, 2023

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The Walk-Backs (Open Thread)

by Betty Cracker|  February 28, 20222:20 pm| 193 Comments

This post is in: Open Threads, Trump-Russia

In the morning thread, we briefly discussed some walk-backs from public figures like Matt Taibbi and Edward Snowden, who both pooh-poohed the possibility that Putin would order a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Snowden went silent after events proved him catastrophically wrong and bobbed to the surface briefly to say he was avoiding pontification on the topic now since he was wrong then.

Taibbi owned up to “reverse chauvinism,” saying he was “so fixated on Western misbehavior that I didn’t bother to take this possibility seriously enough.” Huh. We’ll see if that insight bears fruit going forward. (Spoiler alert: it won’t.)

TPM’s resident lefty populist, John Judis, is also doing a backwards shuffle. He notes that he got it wrong in part because he reflexively distrusts U.S. intel after the Iraq War debacle. His publisher disagrees.

Anyhoo, “populist” (i.e., anti-immigration) politicians in Europe are also getting in on the Putin walk-back act, according to The Wall Street Journal:

What Europe’s populists saw in Mr. Putin was a kindred spirit, a leader willing to disregard the rules of international cooperation that emerged in the wake of World War II, underpinned by the military might of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. They admired Mr. Putin’s unapologetic nationalism and his deep-seated distrust of the U.S.

That admiration is now running up against the reality of Mr. Putin’s forces pouring into Ukraine. Some populists are rushing to distance themselves, branding Mr. Putin’s aggression a setback of historic proportions.

Others are trying to strike a balance, rejecting Mr. Putin’s actions while acknowledging he has a place in their political heart.

“I think that everybody has a form of admiration for Mr. Putin, but frankly, I consider that what he’s done is highly reprehensible,” Ms. Le Pen said Friday.

“No to war, always. Yes to life, always,” Mr. Salvini, leader of Italy’s League party, wrote in a Twitter post Thursday. Mr. Salvini wrote that he “firmly condemns the military aggression” but stopped short of mentioning Mr. Putin by name.

Not to be outdone by anti-immigration foreigners who’ve also been rejected at the polls, the current leader of the GOP is combining Salvini’s mealy-mouthed avoidance of the “P” word with a risible statement on NATO, which he now claims to have saved when he publicly shook member nations down like an oddly a-muscular mob debt collector:

I hope everyone is able to remember that it was me, as President of the United States, that got delinquent NATO members to start paying their dues, which amounted to hundreds of billions of dollars. There would be no NATO if I didn’t act strongly and swiftly.

JFC.

By the way, speaking of Putin, Le Pen and Trump, does anyone else remember this grotesque thing a Putin-worshiping zealot displayed at a January 2017 Trump inauguration party in Russia?

STOCKPILE The Walk-Backs (Open Thread)

I remember being disturbed by the image as I was lounging in my cut-rate DC hotel room waiting for the Women’s March to start. It stuck in my mind due to the creepy-combo aesthetic of “Triumph of the Will” meets “The Omen.” I’d bet a small sum a copy is displayed in a private room at Trump’s Disgraceland estate in Florida right now.

Open thread.

 

 

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DJT picks a side…

by Betty Cracker|  February 22, 20224:56 pm| 161 Comments

This post is in: Open Threads, Politics, Republican Stupidity, Russia, Trump-Russia

Trump gave an interview today to a pair of slobbering sycophants I’ve never heard of who apparently have a radio show? Anyhoo, y’all will be shocked to learn that Trump took the opportunity to lovingly and repeatedly lick Putin’s balls:

BUCK: Mr. President, in the last 24 hours we know Russia has said that they are recognizing two breakaway regions of Ukraine, and now this White House is stating that this is an “invasion.” That’s a strong word. What went wrong here? What has the current occupant of the Oval Office done that he could have done differently?

PRESIDENT TRUMP: Well, what went wrong was a rigged election and what went wrong is a candidate that shouldn’t be there and a man that has no concept of what he’s doing. I went in yesterday and there was a television screen, and I said, “This is genius.” Putin declares a big portion of the Ukraine — of Ukraine. Putin declares it as independent. Oh, that’s wonderful.

So, Putin is now saying, “It’s independent,” a large section of Ukraine. I said, “How smart is that?” And he’s gonna go in and be a peacekeeper. That’s strongest peace force… We could use that on our southern border. That’s the strongest peace force I’ve ever seen. There were more army tanks than I’ve ever seen. They’re gonna keep peace all right. No, but think of it. Here’s a guy who’s very savvy… I know him very well. Very, very well.

By the way, this never would have happened with us. Had I been in office, not even thinkable. This would never have happened. But here’s a guy that says, you know, “I’m gonna declare a big portion of Ukraine independent,” he used the word “independent,” “and we’re gonna go out and we’re gonna go in and we’re gonna help keep peace.” You gotta say that’s pretty savvy. And you know what the response was from Biden? There was no response. They didn’t have one for that. No, it’s very sad. Very sad.

Emphasis mine, and link to the extremely icky source here.

God, that’s just grotesque. I’m sure Trump said many other stupid and appalling things about many other topics during the “interview,” but I quit reading after confirming that Donald J. Trump is still Vladimir V. Putin’s star-struck cock-holster. What a shameful spectacle.

Open thread.

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Ms. Fiona Hill Spills the Tea (Open Thread)

by Betty Cracker|  June 16, 202111:37 am| 164 Comments

This post is in: Open Threads, Politics, Trump-Russia, Trumpery

I posted this clip in comments in the morning thread because it’s a great explainer of the how and why of the just-concluded Biden-Putin meeting. But it’s also notable because Ms. Hill confirms that she was so desperate to interrupt Trump’s humiliating performance at the Helsinki summit that she looked around for a fire alarm to pull and considered faking a medical emergency to derail the proceedings. That portion of the clip starts at around the 6:10 mark:

President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin are just hours from meeting face to face.

Russia expert Fiona Hill helped prep Biden for the summit. She tells @donlemon what Biden should expect. Watch: pic.twitter.com/tFdLH3p92f

— Don Lemon Tonight (@DonLemonTonight) June 16, 2021

Even after all we saw that preposterous orange clown do and say over four interminable years, his behavior toward Putin and his minions, especially in Helsinki, will never not be shocking to me. I guess I’ll always be a Cold War kid. Anyhoo, open thread!

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