By the way, I'm posting screenshots of these people because I'm blocking them right away.
Either they're trolls trying to ratfuck Democrats or they're just clueless idiots, but either way, no need to waste any time hearing their other hot takes.
By the way, I'm posting screenshots of these people because I'm blocking them right away.
Either they're trolls trying to ratfuck Democrats or they're just clueless idiots, but either way, no need to waste any time hearing their other hot takes.
In the 60s it was “suppose they gave a war and nobody came.” Now it’s “suppose we did a war and then said that we didn’t do a war and also we already won the war and we beat you shut up”
here's more context for this clip 👆 it doesn't make what Trump said about 6 year old girls any less weird
It’s too soon to tell who will win the war between the United States and Iran. But, at this point, my money would be on Russia and China. wapo.st/4ui9QzJ
representatives of the government . . . their ability to act does not hinge on the authority of the local United States Attorney, but derives from the Attorney General’s plenary power over litigation to which the United States is a party.”533 Applying this rule, courts have repeatedly declined to consider challenges to the appointment of a United States Attorney or refused to dismiss indictments even if a United States Attorney was improperly appointed.534 After a thorough review, however, it does not appear that any of these courts has conducted a detailed textual analysis of the relevant statutory provisions. Nor did I do so when I previously relied on these cases in a preliminary decision issued with fewer than four days of consideration.535 And in many cases, the relevant statement of law was either pure dicta or not necessary to the holding because of
if I'm reading Brann correctly, he seems to be suggesting that AUSAs potentially derive their authority from the US attorney and not from the AG ... which could mean that a LOT of cases might have to be thrown out (everything that was brought in an office run by a questionably-appointed trump pick)
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U.S. SHOOK BY ISRAEL’S FUEL STRIKES ON IRAN: U.S. officials were surprised after Israel struck about 30 Iranian fuel depots on Saturday, going further than Washington expected.
Anthony Blinken says Israel tried to pressure Obama to bomb Iran, warning they’d do it with or without the U.S. Obama refused. Trump caved to the same tactic. Also worth noting: Obama’s name doesn’t appear in the Epstein tapes.
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They must know some people. 🤡
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Checking in on the president's family today as war spreads across the world and the global economy crashes
The Department of Homeland Security, which oversees ICE and Border Patrol, is using a broad web of surveillance tools — purchased as its budget has ballooned under this administration — to monitor, apprehend and intimidate the people it seeks to deport and the U.S. citizens critical of its policies.
Dow futures chart in a sharp decline, with trump in a toy car photoshopped riding down the slope.
We-e-e-e-e-e!
Some version of this is absolutely happening in the WH tonight.
Hegseth: Putting the casual in casualties.
AOC: The Pentagon has not passed an audit, and they are out here trying to kick people with disabilities off of Medicaid. It is corruption that is stealing from the public coffers — and that is the actual waste, fraud, and abuse.
Breaking: SC newspaper verifies portions of Trump accuser's story. Textbook journalism. Local journalism. Support your local news outlets. www.postandcourier.com/news/epstein...
New video footage shows a US Tomahawk missile hitting an IRGC facility in Minab, Iran, on Feb 28, showing for the first time that the US struck the area. The footage also shows smoke already rising from the vicinity of the girls’ school, where 175 people were reportedly killed, including children.
Thick black clouds and oil‑saturated rain are shrouding Iran's capital this morning after major airstrikes hit refineries and storage sites south and west of the city. CNN's Fred Pleitgen reports. CNN operates in Iran only with government permission.
Opinion from @maxmccoy.com: If Kansas punishes schools for student walkouts, it will discourage free speech. Just as intended. #ksleg
Iran has a new strategy. They are targeting $1B radar systems that detect missiles and drones using cheap drones. Qatar, the UAE, Jordan, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia have all been hit. Russia is reportedly providing intelligence. (WSJ)
Fox’s dignified transfer footage now just completely excludes Trump
Remarkable how shook Fox is by the footage of Trump wearing a tacky campaign hat to a dignified transfer
The U.S. government has expertise in sneaking massive loopholes into policies that supposedly prohibit domestic surveillance. Oh, hey! Look! OpenAI just rushed into an amicable agreement with the U.S. military. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...
Fox & Friends: "We want to acknowledge a mistake made earlier on our program. During our coverage of yesterday's dignified transfer, we inadvertently aired video from an older dignified transfer instead of the ceremony that took place yesterday. We deeply regret the error."
Lindsey Graham: "If we get in a fight, I want to win it quick. I'm in Miami. You see this hat? 'Free Cuba.' Stay tuned. The liberation of Cuba is upon us. We're marching through the world. We're clearing out the bad guys. Cuba is next."
Wow -- as first spotted by @BadFoxGraphics on X, Fox & Friends this morning used *old footage of a previous dignified transfer* to mislead their audience about the fact that Trump wore a baseball cap during the one yesterday
You wouldn't think something this pathetic and telling would be attempted by any news organization, not even a news organization that agreed to pay $787 million in settlement money for making shit up out of whole cloth. I'm sure that this latest will produced some chastened reflection at Fox.