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  1. Probably worth pointing out that her petition for certiorari, the main brief, was filed April 10. The government delayed responding until July, making that, her REPLY brief due two weeks later, or today.
  2. Those far exurbs are still rurals at heart
  3. All the train/station/portal shit in volume 3 is getting on my last nerve. I still like the story arc and the characters, but that plot device is an absolute beating and I don't think very well written or explained.
  4. Yeah, ya old fucking asshole, use that internet to check some prices and news outside of Cali. Fucking dumbfuck.
  5. The Non-Prosecution Agreement
  6. Frau Von Der Leyen is a generation older than Tulsi and far more accomplished in every way (privileged too).
  7. Imagine being a female stateswoman/politician who fought all kinds of adversity and basically had to be twice as good as any "comparable" man and have to listen to that stupid, unserious fucking pig as the "leader of the free world."
  8. Well, as to 2), the OU spy was not DC Larry Lacewell, but was arranged by Larry Lacewell. And Lacewell was on Chuck Fairbanks' staff before Switzer came. But he followed Switzer to the Cowboys, so he was pretty firmly a Switzer guy. I was wrong about that, he was with the Cowboys under Johnson and stuck under Switzer.
  9. Cody Campbell, who is trying to singlehandedly bigdog Tceh into the haves, but knows it can only go so far. I am troubled by SCORE, as reported above, to the extent it relies on NCAA for enforcement. NCAA is a classic example of a captured agency. I'd like to see SCORE be enforceable by criminal authorities, the DOE or something similar, and private civil suit.
  10. There isn't any. There are some emails contemporeaneous with the election that "admit" that Russia did not interfere with election INFRASTRUCTURE, that is, voting machines. But everyone rational knows that it wasn't that kind of interference anyway. Oh, and the Steel Dossier was attached to some report with disclaimers that it shouldn't be relied upon. ETA scottsins covered it above.
  11. Yeah, the stupid and cruel has always been there and always will be. Gaussian distribution out front . . . . It demonstrates the importance of leadership.
  12. Well, politicians everywhere lie their asses off to a greater or lesser degree. You'd never get a representative government to criminalize lies by politicians, ie by themselves. Every country in the world shares this foundational weakness. There are other weaknesses relating to politician behavior and regulation that are a much bigger deal. The greater "foundational weakness" is an electorate that accepts lies great and small without ever holding that particular politician to account for them.
  13. Also interesting to see a coyote that's well-fed and healthy.
  14. Probably true but that is an allegation from the lawsuit against her.
  15. And all of those expenses are completely fabricated by social media.
  16. Publicity. Nothing else. It's brilliant.
  17. I think there had to be something in it for Bond, or he wouldn't have dismissed with prejudice. The opposed motion to seal the summons is bizarre.
  18. If you're at the old Navy Yard, by the Constitution, might as well check out Cassin Young. Most numerous, fightin'est warships of WWII.
  19. Just elaborating. I think you're pretty much spot on. It's pretty confusing what they think they're doing. Whatever evidence she has should have already been part of the "Epstein Files," or, if it wasn't then ipso facto it isn't part of the Epstein files and isn't particularly credible anyway given her history and motivations.
  20. See! She's worth $20M anyway!1!1 #bothsides#rolleft
  21. Pretty insightful, I think. The Yarvin/Heritage/Common Good types think they have the replacement, but it itself is deconstructivist, if not utterly rage-fueled, and seems to be wildly unpopular (P2025). And this is why Dems have no adequate response. There's just no response to rage because it is inherently irrational.
  22. He did not, of course, create that, someone else did. Might be fun to see who.
  23. Well, broadly speaking, even convicted and incarcerated people are offered immunity from prosecution for other crimes, as well as other incentives, to provide evidence against others. But, as has been pointed out, she had the opportunity to give evidence a long time ago and presumably whatever kept her from doing so applies today as well. But yeah, this ain't normal in any way, shape or form.
  24. Really, if the Scots hate your guts, you are probably a really shitty person.
  25. I've been reading a lot of British fiction lately. The Brit term for milf is the delightful "yummy mummy."
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