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Friday Night Multimedia Extravaganza!

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Mark Fiore: SCOTUS gift cards

Chris Hayes: Elon Musk says “So be it” if tweeting conspiracies, extremism loses him money

Roll Call: Congressional hits and misses of the week

Vice News: A year after Buffalo—Turning grief into action

The Party of Liars and Seditionists:

Robert Reich: Why child labor in America is skyrocketing

NowThis: Women open up about sterilization in a post-Roe world

The Daily Show: A.I. Joe Biden campaign ad

Last week’s Friday Night Multimedia Extravaganza can be found here.

Comments

  1. 1

    Didn’t expect Boebert to get divorced, thought she was against that? I have no sympathy for the soon to be ex husband. Do have sympathy for the process server.

  2. 2

    When someone asks me a tough question for which a forthright answer would mean me losing votes, I just babble “THE LEFT”…

    It works every time.

  3. 3

    Taking down a black man @ 2 is back in style, I see.

    Caitlin Byrd
    @MaryCaitlinByrd
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    3h
    Sen. Tim Scott, who filed paperwork to run for president in 2024, is getting some early praise from Elon Musk. Scott’s formal announcement happens Monday in his hometown of North Charleston >>> #scpol #scnews #SC2024 #chsnews
    Quote Tweet
    Elon Musk

    @elonmusk
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    4h
    Great statement by @votetimscott!

  4. 4

    Progressive caucus twats demand that Biden invoke the 14th Amendment in order to trash the economy and US creditworthiness.

    Someone on Team Biden pushes back.

  5. 5

    @2 I think Tim Scott should be judged on his merits. Right now I can’t think of any.

  6. 6

    @4 Don’t worry, Biden believes in the rule of law. He’d comply with a Supreme Court decision requiring him to welsh on Treasury bonds, hold up Social Security checks, and stop paying military personnel, even if the vote is 5-4.

    P.S., I don’t see how paying the government’s bills as they come due trashes the economy and destroys its creditworthiness.

  7. 7

    @ 5

    The same thing was said about Barack as he began his campaign.

    “Voters will judge whether living in a foreign country at the age of 10 prepares one to face the big, complex international challenges the next president will face,” Clinton said during a campaign stop in Shenandoah, Iowa.

    “I think we need a president with more experience than that,” said Clinton, who has repeatedly touted her own experience as first lady and questioned the readiness for the White House of the first-term senator from Illinois.

    Of course, Tim Scott has served in various offices at City, State, and Federal levels for nearly 30 years, which distinguishes his experience from young Barack’s thin resumé.

  8. 8

    @7 I guess it depends on how you define “merit.” Scott is for replacing the progressive income tax with a 30% federal sales tax, repealing Obamacare, forcing immigrants to speak English, and is against women’s reproductive freedom, the Paris climate accords, and treating LGBQT people like human beings. I don’t find any of that meritorious. He’s also beholden to the oil and gas industry, and wanted U.S. troops to stay in Afghanistan. P.S., Barack isn’t running in 2024.

  9. 9

    Taking down a black man @ 2 is back in style, I see.

    Thank you..

    THE LEFT! and I’M BLACK!

    I’m a shoo-in now.

  10. 10

    Question: Senator Scott, if a nationwide ban on abortion reaches your desk, will you sign it?

    Answer: THE LEFT! oh, and don’t forget: I AM BLACK…

    I got this thing wired.

  11. 11

    On youtube:

    Senator Tim Scott Condemns Left’s Attacks

    Tim Scott Unleashes On Biden And The Left

    Tim Scott blasts ‘stunning’ attacks by left

    ‘No One On The Left Wants You To Know That…’

    ‘The Radical Left—They Want Americans To Be Unsafe’:

    Sen. Tim Scott Exposes The Left’s Blueprint

    Noun, Verb, THE LEFT! I’m telling y’all – this stuff works!

    oh btw, I AM BLACK..

  12. 12

    If necessary, I’ll work “woke” in, once that other guy fails., but for now..

    THE LEFT!

    is my signature..

    btw, I AM BLACK

  15. 15

    Happpening wayyyyyyyyy Wayyyyyyyy Wayayayayayayay toooo toooo tooo often, this Heterosexual on Heterosexual Neanderthal crime.

    Chicago, Chicago, Chicago!

    The Heterosexual Neanderthal Virus gone made by Heterosexual Neanderthals.

    https://nypost.com/2023/05/17/florida-wife-accused-of-killing-disney-worker-husband-now-says-7-year-old-confessed-to-crime/

    A violent species of Sexual Orientation Supremacy. Breeding will not save them. Save the fetus kill the wife! Save the fetus and kill the babies!

    Heterosexual Neanderthals talking about mutilation of body parts yet the could care less of their crimes of greater nature.

    Heterosexual Neanderthal Virus fleecing the American Taxpayers. Shamefull.

  17. 17

    Wanna know what wasn’t said about Barack Hussein Obama when he first ran for President?

    That the primary voters in half the states he will face will never cast a vote for a black candidate.

    It’s actually…

    THE LEFT!

    and

    I AM NOT THAT BLACK.

    It’s what a half century of Southern Strategy gets you.
    Wake me when Senator Scott travels to Mississippi or Howard University to register some voters.

  19. 19

    Ah, the price of treating a chick with a dick as if she’s something to be serious about.

    The nation’s largest gay advocacy group stripped Anheuser-Busch of a key metric following the beer giant’s backpedaling over Bud Light’s controversial tie-up with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney.

    The Human Rights Campaign, which issues a Corporate Equality Index to rate companies on their policies toward workers in the LGBTQ community, told the Belgian-based brewer that it will slash its perfect 100 score, according to a letter leaked to USA Today on Thursday.

    Bud Light’s parent company has been scrambling to fix the fallout from having Mulvaney associated with the brand.

    Sales of the nation’s top-selling beer have plummeted nearly 25% since Mulvaney posted a photo of a Bud Light tallboy featuring her face on April 1.

    The former best-selling beer in the US is now a fucking joke.

    InBev’s share price has dropped from the mid-$60s to the high $50s at the same time that the markets have been improving for nearly everyone else.

    Small wonder that a pullback from DEI is beginning to take hold. These people are unserious. I mean, just look what Queen YLB has done to HA.

    There’s just no reason to provide support to such silliness. Dude’s “truth” includes a phallus.

  20. 20

    @ 19

    Mortified to realize that I misgendered a chick with a dick as “she”.

    I apologize to science, and to common sense.

  21. 21

    18,
    Talk to your nearest Coal heiress to find out if Wegovy right for Chris Sununu.

  22. 22

    Wouldja look at all these security dudes committing the same crime that Clay Higgins did earlier in the week:

    Brendan Gutenschwager
    @BGOnTheScene
    Protesters just disrupted Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm speaking at the Politico Energy Summit, rushing towards an on-stage conversation happening in DC. Several climate activists chanted “No MVP, no LNG, Granholm you are killing me” and were quickly removed from the event
    2:38 PM · May 18, 2023
    from Washington, DC·

    Disgraceful that people intent on disrupting a planned event don’t get their way.

  23. 23

    You work with a woman for a year, clerking together for US Supreme Court justices, and you get to know her. You know she’d be a competent AJ SCOTUS. So you join all of your colleagues and sign a letter attesting to it.

    Abortion fallout: Connecticut Supreme Court pick drops out due to Amy Coney Barrett letter

    And then your career blows up for speaking your mind.

    Glover, who called herself a staunch defender of abortion rights, said Monday during her confirmation hearing at the Connecticut Senate Judiciary Committee that she was “naive” and “wrong” to have signed the letter in support of Barrett.

    “Looking back and knowing what I now know, I shouldn’t have signed it,” Glover testified about the letter, which was signed by every U.S. Supreme Court clerk who worked during that court’s 1998-99 term.

    At the time, Glover was a clerk that term for Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, and Barrett was a clerk for the late Justice Antonin Scalia.

    Not only has your career blown up, but your friends now know that if push comes to shove you can’t be trusted to be there when it counts.

  25. 25

    22,

    We’ll have to wait patiently for the part where the Politico Energy Summit was being held in an unrestricted public park with no provision to limit public access to their event.

    trespass
    [ tres-puhs, -pas ]SHOW IPA

    See synonyms for: trespass / trespassing / trespasser on Thesaurus.com
    Middle School Level
    noun

    Middle School Level

  26. 26

    The former best-selling beer in the US is now a fucking joke.

    Bud Light is beer? Tells you a lot about “the seriousness” and the poor taste of the dumbass who would think something like that.

    InBev’s share price has dropped from the mid-$60s to the high $50s at the same time that the markets have been improving for nearly everyone else.

    Couldn’t happen to a nicer outfit – notorious for watering down
    every brand they acquire. Just ask any fan of Beck’s before InBev.

    Oh wow “the markets” have been improving? Well I’ll be..

    Bideflation helps everyone save beer degraders like InBev..

  27. 27

    @ 24

    …but I know he does not have the breadth of experience that she does…

    And Barack certainly did not have the breadth of experience that Hillary did.

    If breadth of experience was the only factor we would have elected Bill Richardson in 2008:

    • Staffer on Senate Foreign Relations
    • Staffer in the State Department
    • Congressman – Chair of the Hispanic Caucus
    • Ambassador to the UN
    • Secretary of Energy
    • Governor of New Mexico

    Honorable mention:

    • Three-time nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize
    • Commerce Secretary nominee (OK, OK, this was after the 2008 election)

    I submit that the election of Barack Obama and his two-term presidency should have ended criticism of a candidate merely because of a comparative shortfall in “experience”. Clearly there is more to a candidate’s skillset.

    If that’s not sufficiently persuasive, one must certainly agree that experience isn’t always what counts to the American public, come that certain quadrennial early November period.

  28. 28

    @ 26

    Bud Light is beer?

    I landed early for my flight out of DEN this past week, and for about an hour cooled my heels in the concourse bar about six feet from the Bud Light tap handle – the only one at the establishment.

    That tap handle wasn’t pulled once while I was there.

    So no, not to the travelers through DEN is Bud Light beer. IMO no beverage crafted from rice is beer.

  29. 29

    QoS McHillbilly is totes willing to talk @ 24 about Tim Scott in comparison to Nikki Haley.

    You’ll never see him compare either of them to Kamala Harris.

    Kamala Harris is best compared to Dan Quayle.

  31. 31

    Can I be tresspassed from a public park in DC?

    Under certain conditions I could be.

    Those conditions did not exist last Wednesday when the GOP Klown Konspiracy Kaukus arranged to put on a performance in a public park area adjacent to the Capitol. That was a deliberate choice on their part. They hoped to draw a large crowd from the masses of tourists who normally are present and would be interested in seeing “real” members of Congress doing “a thing” without having to wait in a long line. Having numbers present makes the “thing” seem real when properly photographed and recorded. The technique is common these days for members like these craving attention and notice.

    But on this day the mistake they made was that another, officially planned Medicare For All event had just been held nearby in a controlled access venue, hosted by Senator Bernie Sanders, which was attended by large numbers of Senator Sanders’ nationwide network of supporters. As they were leaving the Senator’s event as a group, heading toward a metro station, they encountered the Republican KKK performance and took interest in it. It being a public place with no access control and no special use permit, those people had precisely the same legal rights to loudly express themselves as the KKK House members did. Asking “difficult” questions in public is precisely the sort of subject matter the framers intended to be protected when they were drafting The Bill of Rights.

    These kinds of vocal confrontations are now a normal part of life in areas around the Capitol. The DC police are used to it. And they don’t step in to interfere unless someone breaks the law. It was just such a verbal confrontation that the Smirking MAGA Teen™ blundered into in 2019.
    https://youtu.be/Hgw2546Xy7g

    Imagine if then newly elected NM House member Deb Haland had suddenly appeared out of the crowd and driven the Smirking MAGA Teen™ out into the street? She wouldn’t do it of course. Because she isn’t insane, which is more than anyone can possibly say for Clay Higgins.

  32. 32

    I submit that the election of Barack Obama and his two-term presidency should have ended criticism of a candidate merely because of a comparative shortfall in “experience”. Clearly there is more to a candidate’s skillset.

    In the course of less than nine hours and just six comments the Shit-lord Crybaby completely repudiates the position he stakes out @7 the minute it becomes convenient or useful.

    It’s not hard to see why everyone agrees he’s nothing but a troll. And not a particularly effective one, since he mostly succeeds only in providing useful writing prompts for the rest of us to mock Republicans.

  33. 33

    QoS McHillbilly is totes willing to talk @ 24 about Tim Scott in comparison to Nikki Haley.

    That wasn’t me. That was one of the biggest political donors in S.C. struggling to sort out which of the two local losers he would spend the next twelve months committing political suicide with.

    https://youtu.be/vqgSO8_cRio

  35. 35

    @ 33

    … one of the biggest political donors in S.C. …

    If Scott has Elon Musk @ 3 backing him I don’t think he fears that other donor.

    And if Scott outlasts Haley that other donor will come around.

  36. 36

    The good news for both Elmo and Warner Peacock is that Trump has never held a grudge against money.

    And look kids! We have yet another idiotic political prediction from the Shit-lord Crybaby troll to watch burn to cinders.
    Before the GOP convention next year Elmo will have issued nodding Tweet approval to everyone from Nick Fuentes to Larry Elder, to Ramaswamy. None of them will win either. See Bill Weld.

  38. 38

    2

    I use a similar technique, but what I saw is “MAGA Republicans.”*

    Works every time!

    * That is, when I can remember.

  39. 39

    @ 38

    And when GHWB41 was flailing it was the “do-nothing Congress”.

    Chris Christie about to jump in.

  41. 41

    38, 39,

    The difference is that those two aren’t inside jokes.

    With all the advantages of incumbency Trump played to the choir loft in 2020. And lost.
    Then leveraging his control over the party he forced the GOP to adopt the same messaging in 2022. And lost.

    Third time’s the charm!
    Now repeat after me: Chicks With Dicks! Burning Cities! Rainbow Fentanyl! Vaccine Tyranny!

  43. 43

    @42,

    It’s not like this one would have been a struggle to suss out.

    All anyone had to do was call the hotel desk.

    DEEEEEP STAAAAAAAATE!!!!!!!!!! AAAYEEEEEEEEEEYAAAA!!!!!

  44. 44

    @41 – Not really. We were the ones who engineered the 2020 election, and we did so for our own benefit. Trump was threatening to ruin our gravy train, so we had to take care of him.

    If Trump looks like he might be winning in late October 2024, we’ll take him out like we did for JFK. We’d rather avoid that course of action, however. It takes a lot of effort to run that kind of coup.

  46. 46

    Being reminded that the Dumbfuck trolls of HA, like the Shit-lord Crybaby, have bought fully into the Big Lie is very reassuring to me.

    The most recent post election voter file data from the 2022 midterms very consistently demonstrates that there are a few specific pieces of GOP messaging that are the most persuasive at moving non-aligned voters toward the Democrat candidate in swing districts and “tossup” contests. And The Big Lie is among the top three and had a very demonstrable effect at changing outcomes.

    It’s a beautiful trap.

    Even GOP primary candidates willing to directly challenge and criticize Trump by name dare not go there. At the very least any GOP primary candidate must pretend ignorance and remain mute. But failing to ratify the loony paranoia that animates the Republican base is alienating to those voters. Held now in the grip of a cult-like belief system they are constantly vigilant for evidence of apostasy. Chris Sununu will never register beyond single digits for that reason. And the more loudly he denies The Big Lie the lower his numbers will drop.

    But conceding to Trump’s lie automatically concedes a forty point floor to Trump’s primary support. Fat Midget’s best and frankly vain hope lies in convincing every other candidate to drop out (or stay out) so he can compete for the remaining 60% and somehow win 85% of it. So it’s even more reassuring to see these idiots celebrating an expanding field. That is almost guaranteed to deliver the nom to Trump. Brilliant!

  47. 47

    And speaking of the Smirking MAGA Teen™ have any of you seen the Emotionally Disturbed Dangerously Violent Vigilante Teen™ lately?

    Holy shit!

    Hey kid. There’s an exercise room right next to the Bacon Bar at that Hampton Inn.

  48. 48

    @34 BIG YAWWWN…

    so babbleth the unelected SUPREME SHIT-LORD CRYBABY OF WIDBEE.

    “unelected” as in no one will ever in their right mind dispute or question this title.

  51. 51

    Another law firm has quit on George Santos.

    I can’t understand why they didn’t just unplug their phones like everyone else.

  53. 53

    @23 How could Glover have known Barrett would lie about her intentions in her confirmation hearing?

  54. 54

    @30 “Handbill.us has found it significantly harder to attract readers after the stupid decision by SeattleJew’s family to involve Robinhood Dumbfuck Rabbit in its continuation.”

    Why don’t you just admit you’re a fact-free troll?

    In this post, you managed to be fact-free twice. (1) Handbill.US has more average daily readership today than when SJ was alive. (2) His family had nothing to do with “involving” me in its continuation, or its continuation for that matter. SJ gave me a password when he created the blog. Since his death, I’ve had no conversations with his family about its “continuation,” I’ve simply continued posting on it.

    You’re full of shit.

  55. 55

    @31 “It was just such a verbal confrontation that the Smirking MAGA Teen™ blundered into in 2019.”

    You don’t hear about him anymore. Has anyone ever seen him driving a Maserati?

  56. 56

    @35 Last time I checked, Scott and Haley were polling around 2% each. Among Republicans. If you add Democratic voters to the poll, their popular support is statistically insignificant.

  58. 58

    @42 @43 Ingraham has no clue why anyone would do such a thing, but I do. “Give us donations to re-house these vets!” and I’m pretty sure the New York AG will be looking into where those donations went.

  61. 61

    60,

    I find it comical that the leading Republican lobbyist The Hill turns to for local analysis hasn’t yet looked at any of the post midterm voter file data. Good.

    Since Cheeto Geezus seized control over the party Colorado Republican voters have changed their registration to unaffiliated. And since Backpages Barbie™ became the face of the Colorado GOP they’re voting for Democrats and Independents.

  62. 62

    @60 They’d better watch out, or that may spread to other states. It already has in Arizona, where thousands of registered Republicans voted for Democrats.

  65. 65

    57

    I’m sure all Vietnam veterans are over the age of 25.

    I’d like to see the age for military service raised to 21, with the voting age, age for alcohol and/or cannabis purchases (where legal) all 21. The kids’ brains aren’t fully developed until they’re something like 25, so age 21 for military service seems a good idea rather than putting 18-year-olds in the military.

  66. 66

    65,

    So you’re cool with extending the minors in the workplace restrictions to 21 and offering them CHP and free public education through grade 16 then.

    Interesting.

    How’s your debt plan going?

  67. 67

    “Make it 21 for everything” would certainly alleviate jail and prison crowding if shitty local prosecutors can’t go after 16 through 20 year olds for adult sentences.

    But it would have some added costs over on the Foster Family side of the budget ledger.

  68. 68

    @65 “I’m sure all Vietnam veterans are over the age of 25.”

    They were always over age 25. They were born that way. Everyone drafted during the Vietnam War was in their 70s and 80s, just as they are today. The 26th Amendment has nothing to do with Vietnam. It just happened off the cuff because Congress and state legislatures simply felt like lowering the voting age.

  69. 69

    @67 I see in today’s news that a 15-year-old was arrested at a school with an AR-15 and a backpack full of ammo.

  70. 70

    69,

    Sorry. According to “Make it 21 for everything” he’s still a baby and you have to give him a warm bottle and a nap.

    This is America after all. And it’s perfectly legal for babies to have AR-15s with drum mags.

  71. 71

    @ 47

    A porker, to be sure. Add another 150# to the dude and he’d be up there with G-clown.

    But it’s not Rittenhouse. Eyebrows don’t match.

  72. 72

    @ 52

    I always get Nickleback and Sugarland confused. They’re each Queen YLB-scale of unserious music.

    There’s just one problem: the man in the picture isn’t Kroeger. It’s Christian singer and right-wing personality Sean Feucht. While Kroeger did formerly have a similar hairstyle as Feucht, today the two don’t even look that much alike.

  73. 73

    @ 52

    I always get Nickleback and Sugarland confused. They’re each Queen YLB-scale of unserious music.

    There’s just one problem: the man in the picture isn’t Kroeger. It’s Christian singer and right-wing personality Sean Feucht. While Kroeger did formerly have a similar hairstyle as Feucht, today the two don’t even look that much alike.

  74. 74

    @ 54

    Handbill.US has more average daily readership today than when SJ was alive.

    Way more sockpuppets on HA these days, too.

  75. 75

    @ 56

    @35 Last time I checked, Scott and Haley were polling around 2% each.

    Where was Clinton polling in December of 1991, Robinhood Dumbfuck Rabbit?

  76. 76

    @ 57

    @36 “Ramaswamy” is the GOP candidate who argues citizens under age 25 should be allowed to vote only if …

    What an insult to Vietnam veterans.

    Know any Vietnam vets still under the age of 25, do you, Robinhood Dumbfuck Rabbit?

  77. 77

    @ 63

    Here’s a little gem I stumbled across: Republicans want to build roads with radioactive waste.

    You missed the important part, Robinhood Dumbfuck Rabbit, which is that the material also contains sulfates and heavy metals – lead, notably – and those can leach out with rainwater.

    The disposal of the radioactivity in the highway concrete is one of the smartest things that can be done – people don’t stand on highways, and the radioactivity won’t penetrate vehicles, particularly if it’s covered by a layer of asphalt. If one accepts that the material has to go somewhere, and the other places it can go risk leaks into the environment, then encasing it in concrete to decay naturally and harmlessly is a much better concept.

    Don’t whine about the radioactivity, Robinhood Dumbfuck Rabbit. Spend your time on the sulfate/heavy metal aspects of the material. That’s what counts.

  78. 78

    Why Raifan will be vacationing in The Land Of Warren Buffett.

    College baseball fans will get up-close look at Union Pacific’s heavy hitter Big Boy

    May 19 (UPI) — The world’s largest steam-powered locomotive is hitting the rails and will be featured prominently at baseball’s College World Series taking place next month in Omaha, Neb.

    Union Pacific’s Big Boy locomotive 4014 will leave Cheyenne, Wyo., June 7 on its Home Run Express Tour, which wraps up in Omaha, where the company is headquartered.
    …
    The 1.1 million pound locomotive was delivered in 1941, one of 25 Big Boys built to haul heavy freight during World War II, specifically to navigate Utah’s steep Wasatch Mountain Range.

    After it was retired in 1961, Union Pacific reacquired locomotive 4014 from a museum in 2013, restoring it to operational condition in time for the 150th anniversary marking the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad in 2019.

    The 132-foot steam engine is almost twice the length of a traditional modern diesel freight hauler. Locomotive 4014 is the last operational Big Boy in existence today, although seven are on static display.

  79. 79

    It was dumbfuckery. Plain and simple. Democrat dumbfuckery.

    How Dems ended up where they swore they wouldn’t be: Negotiating on the debt limit

    Looking back on the first two years of Joe Biden’s presidency, Tim Kaine has one big regret about a largely successful stretch of Democratic rule: That his party didn’t try to raise the debt ceiling on its own last year.

    The Virginia senator believes that if Democrats had tried to hike the debt limit before the House GOP swept into a majority, even Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) might have gone along with it. But Biden’s party never moved on the issue. And six months later, Democrats are stuck doing exactly what they said they wouldn’t — negotiating on the debt ceiling with Republicans.

    Democrats wasted time on stupid shit. Hey, all y’all, at least y’all got poor people to pay for solar panels for rich people.

  80. 80

    AP-NORC poll:

    Nineteen percent of the public think the debt limit should be increased without conditions, while 63% want terms on reducing the federal budget deficit included with any debt limit increase.

    This is why my corrupt, incompetent, senile fossil of a president will cave to McCarthy & Co.

  81. 81

    While Kroeger did formerly have a similar hairstyle as Feucht, today the two don’t even look that much alike.

    The cafeteria ran out of ramen noodles.

  82. 82

    unserious music.

    so babbelth the kreepee shit-lord obsessed with unserious beer..

    btw, evanesence at “NEMOS” anyone??? lmao..

  83. 83

    Always trying to get out in front of anything that might make the plebiscites realize Capitalism is a sham we spent all Saturday in the OpEds and on the TV claiming that invoking the 14th and NOT defaulting on legitimately held treasury debt would be as bad or worse than defaulting.

    DEFINITELY don’t ask how a WalMart employee is going to make up the WIC benefits they’re pumping right back into WalMart. We have the evidence right here that can show you how NOT defaulting is just as bad as defaulting. Trust us. We know America.

  84. 84

    @80

    It’s easy to get the poll results you want when asking a very broad “deficit reduction” question.

    Unasked:

    -Would you support cutting billions from veterans benefits and health care to raise the debt ceiling

    -Would you support raising the retirement age for receiving Social Security to 70 to raise the debt ceiling?

    -Would you support eliminating millions of FBI and local police jobs to reduce the deficit?

    -Would you support raising the income tax on all families earning more than $10m per year to reduce the deficit?

    Only one of these questions would get a majority yes and it’s LITERALLY the one thing Republicans have said is completely off the table.

    So Fuck that poll. It’s meaningless.

  86. 86

    @75

    You mean a year when there was no frontrunner with a base of ride or die supporters?

    Paul Tsongas of IA wiped the floor with all comers in the first primary back then and rode that momentum to…nothing. Explain like we’re five. The guy that even a felony charge won’t pull much support from is going to get beat by…who.

  87. 87

    @76 Another idiot who doesn’t know whose spilled blood brought about the 18-year-old vote.

    Look up when the 26th Amendment was adopted, moron. (Spoiler alert: July 1, 1971.)

    Now memorize this line: “If you’re old enough to die in Vietnam, you’re old enough to vote.”

    That’s what Ramaswamy wants to take away, but he may not realize he’d have to get three-fourths of the states to repeal a constitutional amendment to do it, because he’s just as ignorant as you are.

  88. 88

    @77 So now you’re a nuclear waste disposal expert? I-95 isn’t Yucca Mountain. How about not creating the waste in the first place? Ever consider that?

  89. 89

    @79 “Hey, all y’all, at least y’all got poor people to pay for solar panels for rich people.”

    This observation is brought to you by a troll who votes for the party that cuts taxes for rich people, and is trying to eliminate funding for IRS audits of wealthy tax cheaters.

  90. 90

    @80 “63% want terms on reducing the federal budget deficit included with any debt limit increase”

    Now ask the 63% how many are willing to send back their pandemic checks.

    And after no hands go up, ask them if they think those extra tax credits contributed to the deficits.

    Here’s another idea: Ask the Republicans in that 63% what federal spending they’re willing to give up that isn’t supported by Democrats.

  91. 91

    @84 After years of giving tax breaks to billionaires, Republicans are complaining we can’t afford school lunches.

    There’s nothing new about any of this. It was going on when Nixon’s Agriculture Department made ketchup the “vegetable” in school lunches.

    Deficits happen because Republicans won’t pay taxes and Democrats won’t let poor kids starve.

  92. 92

    @ 91

    Deficits happen because Republicans won’t pay taxes and Democrats won’t let poor kids starve.

    Deficits happen because no amount of revenue is ever enough to satisfy a Democrat.

    Massively subsidized solar panels are very tasty, if one is hungry enough.

  93. 93

    @92 You talk like only Democrats have their hands out. A few years ago I read corporate subsidies cost taxpayers five times as much as welfare programs. It’s probably more now.

  94. 94

    So I find myself having to explain to two dumbshits who weren’t in Vietnam why 18-year-olds can vote, and who got that for them … or three dumbshits if you count Ramaswamy.

  95. 95

    no amount of revenue is ever enough to satisfy a Democrat.

    Each of the most recent Republican administrations has presided over a shrinking US economy. And each of the most recent Democratic administrations has grown the economy – despite every effort by Republicans to prevent it.

    That growth and prosperity didn’t happen by itself. We don’t need to look far to see that truth. Just look at the economic performance under both Bushes and Trump. These people are idiots, still worshipping to a trickle down false god they lost faith in decades ago. Their massive tax cuts were paid for with cuts to the things that make the US economy grow sustainably. And so, quite predictably, a handful of greedy billionaire families enjoyed a tax cut that amounted to a rounding error on their tax filings. And the US economy shrank while the debt grew. Because of Republicans.

    Things like rail safety, pandemic recovery, clean water, workforce education, and affordable healthcare don’t just happen unless a Democrat makes them happen. With money.

  97. 97

    @92

    Don’t be stupid. If we cut half of one percent from the PENTAGON the CHICOMS will be landing in Chattanooga within the hour and eating Chinese on Christmas won’t just be a Jew thing anymore it’ll be a law.

    Soros owns Panda Express.

  99. 99

    I said @ 92 no amount of revenue is ever enough to satisfy a Democrat. Lo and behold:

    Manu Raju
    @mkraju
    ·
    6h
    Biden in Hiroshima on Rs: “My point is that there’s a lot of things that they refuse to entertain, and they just said that revenue is off the table. Well, revenue is not off the table. And so that’s what we continue to have a significant disagreement on, on the revenue side.”

    Stop spending money on stupid shit. And yes, Robinhood Dumbfuck Rabbit, that includes @ 90 pandemic checks ladled out to Queen YLB’s fucked kids when the economy is already recovering.

  100. 100

    @ 95

    Each of the most recent Republican administrations has presided over a shrinking US economy.

    Note at the end of Trump’s presidency (from bea.gov):

    Real gross domestic product (GDP) increased at an annual rate of 4.0 percent in the fourth quarter of 2020 (table 1), according to the “advance” estimate released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis. In the third quarter, real GDP increased 33.4 percent.

    33.4% in Q3 of 2020 is something Biden hasn’t accomplished. And 33.4% in Q3 and 40% is growth, not shrinkage.

    Now, I’ll point out that between 2021 Q4 and 2022 Q1, Biden’s economy shrank, from plus 7% to minus 1.6%. Q2 of 2022 also was negative, and once upon a time two consecutive quarters of GDP contraction was the definition of a recession. If a Republican was president it would still be called a recession.

    President Trump’s tenure included 14 quarters of GDP growth. Biden’s term won’t be better than 14, and quite possibly could be significantly worse.

  101. 101

    Typical Greed Boomer. When it helps him, it’s essential. When it helps someone, that is not him, it’s spending money on stupid shit.

    Republicans are like the Greedy Racist Incel, they don’t want to pay their debts.

  102. 102

    WSDOT, 1940: “The suspension bridge broke apart in high winds.”

    Stupid Hypocritical Trolls, ever: “Stop spending money on stupid shit. Unless it’s a wall.”

  105. 105

    Stop spending money on stupid shit.

    But I’m not done yet.

  106. 106

    Stop spending money on stupid shit.

    I’ve got at least another eighteen months of hearings into Benghazi Salacious Pics Package to go

  107. 107

    Stop spending money on stupid shit.

    Like totally unnecessary law enforcement.

  108. 108

    If 24-year-olds have to take a citizenship test in order to vote, then Republicans should have to, too. They’re much less likely to pass.

  109. 109

    well, this is stupid shit to spend money on.
    New York homeless men say they were offered money to pose as military veterans and falsely claim they were pushed out of a hotel to make room for migrants

    “We were scammed,” Douglas Terry, 55, said about Sharon Toney-Finch, a nonprofit leader who houses the homeless. Terry and others identified Toney-Finch as the person who allegedly offered money and never paid up.

    She must be a republican. Doesn’t want to pay up.
    When we got outta the vehicle, she called us over, and she said, “You’ll get paid on Friday.” I’m like, Well, wait a second. We were told we would get a hundred dollars at the end of the day. She said, “No, it’s $200 on Friday.” And since then, they’ve been giving us the runaround.

    Questions Swirl Around Vet, Sharon Toney-Finch,, at Center of Bogus Migrant Story
    ‘NOTHING ON FILE’
    She says she has a Purple Heart, but the Army has no record of it. Now state officials are investigating her.
    Officials with the Army’s Human Resources Command told the Times-Union on Friday that they, too, were “unable to verify (from our records) that Sharon Toney received a Purple Heart.”

  110. 110

    @99 “Stop spending money on stupid shit … that includes @ 90 pandemic checks ladled out to Queen YLB’s fucked kids when the economy is already recovering.”

    Did you send yours back?

  111. 111

    Republicans want to stop spending money on “stupid shit” like school lunches and rail safety so they can keep their tax deductions on private jets and yachts.

  112. 112

    In the pre-Civil Rights era the top 1% paid a 91% marginal tax rate and nobody complained at all.

    Republicans supported public investments in building America’s industrial infrastructure, expanding domestic manufacturing, workforce training and development, urbanization, public education, and social welfare when it was whites only.

  114. 114

    urbanization,

    Cities are a Leftist conspiracy cooked up by Jews to make us all gay.

  116. 116

    115,

    Sometimes it’s “plain text”.

    Sometimes it’s “framer intent”.

    Sometimes it’s “rooted in historical tradition”.

    And for certain parts of Texas, Louisiana, South Florida, and at least one member of the SCOTUS, it’s just whatever the fuck the guy paying for your Mom’s house says it is.

  117. 117

    @116 Sometimes it’s throwing the ball into the Supreme Court’s lap and daring them to accept blame for losing millions of jobs and shutting down the economy.

    The court will have two choices: Kill the debt ceiling for good, or give Democrats additional political capital to reform the court (think more seats and/or term limits).

    I can’t wait. Of course, half a dozen House Republicans could spoil the party by signing the discharge petition. They could say later they did it to preserve the debt ceiling and 9-person court.

  118. 118

    115,
    If Biden were to deploy the 14th it would trigger a few things.

    I suspect one of them would be a lot of radical protest from Republicans with potentially “explosive” consequences:
    https://www.powderbulksolids.com/chemical/where-60k-lb-ammonium-nitrate-went-missing

    The other would be a legal contest that would get before the Supremes quickly. And that would leave it to the weakest of The Six (Roberts and DateRape) to decide if they want the collapse of the global economy to be laid at their feet along with the complete delegitimisation of the court.

  119. 119

    I should say that I do believe that President Biden is sincerely trying to help Brave Kevin out of the trap he’s in and keep his dream job.

    Obviously Biden can’t accept the terms that Republicans are trying to impose. Republicans are demanding in essence a “lesser of two evils” choice between default, bankrupting the US Treasury, and a global financial meltdown or the “lesser evil” of a prolonged economic recession brought on by huge cuts to essential government services, and massive layoffs rippling through the economy through the end of next year.

    So at least on the White House side of the negotiations they are trying to calculate what kinds of new limitations they can offer that won’t produce a recession and soaring unemployment. And along with that develop some strategies and messaging that can help Brave Kevin sell those limitations to enough of his House members to survive.

    I could not begin to imagine what the negotiations on the Republican House side would really look like. Except to point out that there’s a good chance Biden’s basic optimism about people is leading him astray. Because I think there are in fact a real majority of House Republicans who will not settle for anything short of a recession and soaring unemployment by the end of this year or early next year. They need to ruin the economy to get reelected, to gain seats, and to win back the White House for Trump.

    Looming over that lies the inescapable fact that Brave Kevin is the weakest House Speaker in more than a century. And he simply lacks the intelligence and human skills to sell whatever Biden delivers to him. Biden is one of the most talented legislative politicians of his generation. He can work the chambers to line up the votes from the Senate and the House Democrats. But in the end he will have to rely on a uniquely weak Speaker to close the deal.

    Biden will have a plan B. But given how ugly plan A is, I don’t expect it to be pretty.

  120. 120

    Enough money rolls in from estimated taxes and other payments to the government each month to cover the national debt interest payments.

    Satisfying interest payments on government debt isn’t an issue. Unless the government chooses to make other payments with that money instead.

    It’s only a 14th Amendment issue if my corrupt, incompetent, senile fossil of a president makes it one. Plenty of US citizens have standing to sue if Biden prioritizes non-interest payments over interest payments.

    What Biden said on national TV today is different than what he told Democrats earlier in the week. Other than an increasingly desperate effort to save face, what’s changed?

  121. 121

    Alternate title: Chevy will cause a much larger garage fire than Ford or RAM.

    Chevy Silverado EV’s Huge Range Puts Teslas and Ford F-150 Lightning to Shame

    According to the Detroit Free Press, Harvey stated that the 2024 Silverado EV WT will get an EPA-estimated 450 miles on a single charge. That’s an impressive number when you consider the Ford F-150 Lightning’s best of 320 miles, the Rivian R1T’s 314 miles, the GMC Hummer EV pickup’s 329 miles, and the estimated mileage of the upcoming Ram 1500 Rev coming in around 350 miles.

    Harvey reiterated that the WT model is aimed at fleet customers and that “gives [GM] a competitive advantage” in terms of those buyers. With an extra 130 miles of range over the big-battery F-150 Lightning (which starts at about $80,000) and 100 miles over the Ram 1500 Rev, we’d have to agree. Could the real-world figure disappoint, just as it often does with large EVs? Sure. But it’d need to be way, way off the EPA figure to even come close to other trucks’ ranges.

  122. 122

    If Carper doesn’t run, what wife-beater will Democrats recruit to replace him?

    Burgess Everett
    @burgessev
    Delaware Sen. Carper is expected to announce whether he’ll run for another six-year term tomorrow. He just noticed a press conference for tomorrow morning; Dems not sure what he will do.

    Senator since 2001, he previously served as Treasurer, House member, governor.
    11:48 AM · May 21, 2023

    Ah, the downsides of DEI.

  123. 123

    Florida certainly is intolerant of failed Democrat candidates for governor who then cheat on their spouse with same-sex whores and overdose in hotel rooms.

    CNN
    @CNN
    ·
    6h
    NAACP issues travel advisory for Florida, saying the state is “openly hostile toward African Americans” under Gov. DeSantis’ administration https://cnn.it/3BHTs1o

  124. 124

    Republicans are refusing to pay for the debt THEY racked up with their $2 trillion tax handouts skewed for the ultra-rich.

    And they are doing it to drive the US into a massive unemployment recession in service to Trump so that Trump can have a chance of winning.

    Who doesn’t mind massive unemployment recessions?
    Old white people. Shorter lines at the Golden Corral. Cheaper cat food. Some guy who will fix the patio slider for $25.

  126. 126

    @99

    Stupid shit like:

    A gulf war veteran’s PTSD.

    A Vietnam war veteran’s exposure to cancer causing chemicals.

    Mental health services.

    Police and fire departments.

    The money literally every wage earner put into Social Security promised at 65.

    Roads

    Higher Education

    All those a stupid.

    Now explain how tax cuts for billionaires passed in 2017 with absolutely new mechanism to offset the revenue loss was…ahem…smart.

  127. 127

    @118

    Give me some time. I’m still trying to figure out what words to use to describe how full faith and validity of the public debt are phrases the founding fathers clearly wrote meaning “Fuck It”

  128. 128

    Unless the government chooses to make other payments with that money instead.

    “Hey guys? Hey that was the General on the horn. There’s no more money for gas or lunches. So just park the trucks with the ICBMs right at the next rest stop. Kay? After that y’all are on extended furlough. Okay. Cool. Later.”

  129. 129

    If Trump and Desantis were to be the Republican ticket in 2024, the party would have a better chance of winning the White House. The Never-Trumpers would realize that, in 2028, Trump would be nearly gone, and Desantis would be up next for the White House.

    As for the Democrats, it looks like they’re going to stick with Biden/Harris in 2024. Don’t know how that will play out.

    It will be an interesting race if it turns out to be Trump/Desantis versus Biden/Harris.

  131. 131

    @120 Great post on interest. Now do Treasury bond rollovers, payments on military and procurement contracts, and all the other incurred obligations coming due.

    You could argue that Social Security benefits and food stamps aren’t “debts”. But I don’t think that argument works for payrolls or payments under contracts, where services have been performed and/or goods delivered. Those parties are creditors.

  133. 133

    @129 Trump and DeSantis on the same ticket. Cool. They hate each other. Should be loads of fun. But what about Kari Lake? Where does she fit in this picture?

  135. 135

    @ 131

    Now do Treasury bond rollovers, payments on military and procurement contracts, and all the other incurred obligations coming due.

    T bond rollovers – The Treasury hangs on to the principal from the bond being retired. Once the interest is paid, there’s a reset at new terms but the cash doesn’t flow out of the Treasury.

    Payments on contracts – They’re made, late. Doesn’t hurt the creditworthiness of the nation. Hell, half the time the contractors are behind on delivery. You saw that scene in Dave, right?

    Other obligations – They’re satisfied, late. Doesn’t hurt the creditworthiness of the nation.

    Robinhood Dumbfuck Rabbit, when the rent’s paid late, the landlord doesn’t go under. Neither will the federal government’s landlords.

    Stop whining, Robinhood Dumbfuck Rabbit. Team Biden fucked up and now McCarthy has the upper hand. Deal with it.

    Pay the interest on time. Nothing else matters.

  136. 136

    One reason the Treasury will be just fine is estimated tax payments. They’re made four time per year:

    April 15
    June 15
    September 15
    January 15

    Robinhood Dumbfuck Rabbit, the 2nd quarter ES-1040 payments come in BEFORE the 2nd quarter ends. It’s a screwy system, and it affects our family cash flow to have to make payments twice in a 61 day period, but the result is that the government receives large sums of money twice in that same 61 day period.

    One reason Yellen is whining so much about early June is that once the country gets to mid-June, the Treasury’s in fat city for several more weeks.

    Ask yourself, Robinhood Dumbfuck Rabbit, why Goldman Sachs predicts no problems until mid-summer, while Yellen is trying to convince Americans that the sky could fall on June 1.

  137. 137

    @134 Harvard-Harris now has Trump up +42 over DeSantis. The question should be, why are you still wasting time on him?

    Get aboard the Trump Train!

  138. 138

    @ 131

    You could argue that Social Security benefits and food stamps aren’t “debts”. But I don’t think that argument works for payrolls or payments under contracts, where services have been performed and/or goods delivered. Those parties are creditors.

    Robinhood Dumbfuck Rabbit needs all y’all to believe that S&P 500 will permanently cut the Treasury’s bond rating if some MAGA Republican gets his Social Security check a couple of days late.

    That’s what dumbfucks do when they’re in a spot. They try to scare people rather than doing what’s right.

  139. 139

    @134

    How many people got eaten by gators before someone put up a sign about not wading in the swamp?

    “It’s ok. The gator wont be president so no need to exercise common sense in the meantime.” -VT

  140. 140

    @ 137

    Trump up +42 over DeSantis. The question should be, why are you still wasting time on him?

    Iowa’s first, for one thing.

    More indictments to come, for another.

    Hillary Clinton at 50% with a 29 point lead over Barack Obama in October, 2007 is another.

    I wouldn’t call it a waste of time. Neither does the NAACP, apparently.

  141. 141

    Not GOP negotiators meeting at the White House.

    Max Cohen
    @maxpcohen
    ·
    58m
    WH negotiators have left the Capitol and have pledged to keep working, per @LisaMascaro

    It’s not my corrupt, incompetent, senile president with the upper hand.

  142. 142

    @136

    Well, shit guys some Dumbfuck in Washington finally nailed us. I mean even though we’ve been around since shortly after the founding of America and we’re the organization that keeps track of all of the tax revenue and outlays and all that we actually have no fucking idea what we’re doing. We’ve been a purely political hack organization for a century.

    We just assume that there’s no money coming in. We have no idea when we get paid when we don’t and what might come in quarterly we just make this shit up.

    There’s literally not a single decent accountant who works here who ever raised the possibility that we might have some income that would stave off what we’ve predicted as the financial cliff. He’s 100% right he got us we’ve been charlatans all this time.

    Got to give it to him. He’s a fucking genius. We’ve pulled the wool over America‘s eyes for 200 years. It’s been a great run clear out your desks. We’re done here.

    Nothing left to do, except maybe inject some UV light or take some horse tranquilizer.

  143. 143

    @140

    Wait. Maybe a guy who thinks 29 = 42
    doesn’t know shit. Get back to work.

    (IA first primary recent polling anywhere
    From 18 to 34 Trump)

  144. 144

    @141

    So one side appears rational while the other sends them away for NOT starving grandma and a Bronze Star winner with cancer.

    Good optics.

  145. 145

    If DeSantis is toast, why would NAACP @ 123 waste the time on him?

    Same question I asked you regarding Mayor Pete, but you didn’t have the same answer,

    You are a fraud a bullshitter. Anyone here entertaining to have any dialogue with this fuck should really think twice if givi g him your time.

    But also, the NAACP is just calling it out how it really is

  147. 147

    Doctor Dumbfuck just explained how to buy an F-250 and horse trailer on a Social Security income.

  150. 150

    If DeSantis is toast, why would NAACP @ 123 waste the time on him?

    If Fat Midget hasn’t collapsed then why would the Shit-lord Crybaby waste the time on Tim Scott?

  151. 151

    149

    Another reason for ending unions for federal, state, and local government employees.

  153. 153

    Federal, state, and local government employees should be ineligible to vote in public elections.

  154. 154

    While we are at it, blacks and Mexicans should also be excluded from unions.

  155. 155

    Teacher’s unions are too powerful.
    One of my nieces just finished her Masters and they are offering her $17 per hour to start.

    I don’t even make that much after fifteen years at Lowes.

  156. 156

    @ 150

    If Fat Midget hasn’t collapsed then why would the Shit-lord Crybaby waste the time on Tim Scott?

    ’cause DeSantis needs a Veep, and Momala has poisoned any opportunity for a woman to be taken seriously in that role.

  157. 157

    … in that role.

    Please describe “that role” using as many recent examples of “seriousness” as you can, and giving specific descriptions of that “serious” performance.

    Pence, Biden, Cheney, Gore, Quayle.
    Take all the time you need.

    I need to avoid the mistake I made last time.

  160. 160

    Early Tim Scott supporters:

    • John Thune

    • Larry Ellison

    • Donald Trump?

    Donald J. Trump
    @realDonaldTrump
    ·
    2h
    Good luck to Senator Tim Scott in entering the Republican Presidential Primary Race. It is rapidly loading up with lots of people, and Tim is a big step up from Ron DeSanctimonious, who is totally unelectable. I got Opportunity Zones done with Tim, a big deal that has been highly successful. Good luck Tim!

  161. 161

    Momala’s worst nightmare is comparison to a competent black politician.

    Rise of the Black Republican

    The bottom line: Black voters have long been more socially conservative than other Democratic voters, but most have maintained their Democratic affiliation.

    But as our politics polarizes along cultural lines, we’re seeing culturally conservative Black voters more comfortable associating with the Republican Party.
    Scott is a textbook example of that dynamic — he gravitated toward the party that reflected his values as he entered political life. If his campaign catches on, he’d be uniquely capable of diversifying the Republican coalition.

  162. 162

    @160,

    Hey man. I’m right here and I can read that too.

    What the fuck is so hard for you to understand?
    Trump has a solid 40% GOP primary floor. My ONLY shot lies in taking nearly all of the other 60% – not splitting it with a half dozen other nobodies. That’s why Trump is happy to welcome him. You idiot.

  163. 163

    If his campaign catches on, he’d be uniquely capable of diversifying the Republican coalition.

    The YeeHaw Ted Nugent and Anti Woke wing of the party BLM is a terrorist organization will have something to say about the campaign catching on.

    Also, Larry Elder is going to split that very small “Ready for the Black Republican vote” so we got that going for us.

  165. 165

    …we’re seeing culturally conservative Black voters more comfortable associating with the Republican Party.

    Geezus. This old myth?
    And little wonder that Axios would rely entirely on their own previous opinionating propped up by a single opinion poll that has little to do with actual electoral performance.

    Voter file data from the last two major elections don’t show any of this claimed “drift” of Blacks and non-white Hispanics toward the GOP. Actually, the opposite.

    Nor do they provide any evidence of the existence of the fabled “Socially Conservative/Fiscally Liberal” unicorn voter having impacts on elections. And even if such mythological voters exist in any real numbers statewide in swing states, none of the wish-casters can offer up a theory for why/how such voters would prefer a GOP devoted to sweeping curtailment of civil rights, billionaire tax cuts, hyper-aggressive sport-murdering cops, expanding the Prison-Industrial Complex, gutting of public education, and openly cavorting with and welcoming party leaders who self-describe as “white nationalists”.

    This plus “Trump/GOP pivot” is a tired shibboleth of the chin-rubbing feckless media that helped produce an acknowledged attempt to overturn a national election with violence.

    At least one part of this myth contains some tiny, ephemeral mote of truthiness to it: there are indeed “Socially Conservative/Fiscally Liberal” people out there, which is more than anyone can say for their opposites, the truly mythological “Socially Liberal/Fiscally Conservative”. But the problem is they don’t even register to vote.

  166. 166

    164,

    Life Troll Tip: Promoting Scott as Trump’s VP admits that Trump will win the nom.

    You can’t have your fascism and eat it too.

  167. 167

    @159 “The single most successful first-term president in the last half-century took 49 states in his re-election race. During his first term he also took a bullet.”

    I guess so, if you define “success” as winning elections and getting shot, and actual governing doesn’t count.

  168. 168

    @161 I guess that’s so, if you define “competent” as replacing the progressive income tax with a regressive 30% federal sales tax, adopting a balanced-budget amendment that will institutionalize the current debt ceiling fight on a permanent basis, repealing ACA, calling America’s health care “the greatest in the world,” dictating to trans people what pronouns they have to use at school and in employment, scotching the Paris Accords, and supporting unlimited oil and gas development.

    Me, personally, I think he’s a crazy extremist and a fossil fuels dicksucker.

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