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It's an opinion piece from Hugh Hewitt- a conservative radio talk show host. It's a very slanted article. But yeah- he is totally entitled to his opinion, dude gets paid for that. I think he glosses over A LOT though and fails to acknowledge all that is working against trump in 2020.

Wow- this was on my Christmas list for the last 15 years. COuldn't happen to a slimier guy. https://www.axios.com/erik-prince-schiff-criminal-referral-house-intelligence-committee-ea4141e0-9a8b-4759-9e96-caaaadf414d2.html?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=organic

he's not that bad. He does make a good argument about Mueller not challenging the "can not indict a sitting president" MOU? These are extreme times that call for more than the usual conservative approach. He did it in the Bill Maher dickish way, but that is pretty on-brand for him.

Yeah, not sure what was up with the warging there...

Oh- I thought you were calling our Prime Minister a white nationalist.

He's not wrong.

The tale of Rosenstein is an interesting and complicated one. https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/18/politics/rod-rosenstein-trump-mueller/index.html

That is not an example of white nationalism. You are mistaking stupid for racism.

Afternoon All, Just saw a few posts with people interested in having a thread for the final season of Game of Thrones. So... voila! So... three episodes in at the halfway mark of the final season and holy moley- its been a fun ride!!! And here we go:

Stupid autocorrect...

Yup Liberals, conservatives- they all seem to play by another book. Maybe it's time for the NDP a shot... cuz really, why not at this point.

What can congress do about a corrupt lackey AG?

So there is no such thing as corporate welfare?

Oh yeah- as soon as they were entertaining the bail outs... I KNEW there would be bonuses and golden parachutes. I was totally against the bail out.

I did- good movie.

Yeah. I guess I should make the distinction between A) the bank institution b) the bank stockholders. Bail out the institutions- that helped the people. Leave the stockholders. Let em hang. I am still not convinced that it would have been crazy worse... I don't think people would have lost much more then they did after losing their homes.

Interesting. Whitenationalism is on the rise in Canada. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-canadas-new-far-right-a-trove-of-private-chat-room-messages-reveals/

What would i have done? Let them fail. That would be capitalism at work. They engage in capitalism and enrich themselves in that economic paradigm- then let them suffer the consequences, just like EVERYONE else. No excuse.

No ****... corporate welfare is alive and well... After the mortgage crisis of the mid aughts- all those "too big to fail" corporations that received bail out after bail out after bail out made me (and suspect most people) crazy angry.

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why does one have to stop for the other start? why can't individuals use the government as a resource to facilitate their own ends? why can't both work in tandem? I mean, isn't that how it is supposed to be? we elect them, and hold them accountable and they should be working for our interests. I fail to see the need for an "us vs them" mentality here.

You mean graduates with money will spend it and improve the economy? Whaaaaat? https://amp.businessinsider.com/student-loan-debt-forgiveness-elizabeth-warren-economic-impacts-2020-election-2019-4

Interesting opinion piece outlining the difference between "criminal prosecution standard of proof “beyond a reasonable doubt” and a lower standard — the preponderance standard of “more likely than not” — relevant for counterintelligence and general parlance about facts" https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/25/opinion/mueller-trump-campaign-russia-conpiracy-.html

Steele Dossier breakdown in one thread:

Yeah- that is bullshit, teaching is hard work at any level. Every tier has its own set of challenges.