– New bike lanes in Belltown.
– Maybe I am just a cynical asshole,* but if the police gave one of my friends a random act of kindness citation, they would never hear the end of it.
– Hearing about Travis Decker is so depressing. Fuck that guy.
– Contact your legislator or member of Congress.
* “just” is the only thing contested here.
What’s next?
Iran’s parliament just voted to withdraw from their IAEA cooperation agreements and begin efforts to build a thermonuclear device that can be fitted to their existing arsenal of medium range balistic missiles capable of reaching to 2000 km.
Attorney General Pam Bondi just testified under oath that she is unaware that DHS law enforcement personnel are wearing disguises and concealing their identities during immigration enforcement operations.
@ 1
“existing arsenal”? I didn’t think Iran had any left.
That range should scare the shit out of Iraq and Jordan. Israel, not so much.
Anyhoo, nice to see QoS McHillbilly parroting something other than #TeslaTakedown propaganda.
President Trump’s press conference at NATO.
Remember all those unscripted one-hour press conferences our last president held? Good times, good times.
Also unserious:
• AOC
• Welfare Queen YLB.
Democrats fume at “unserious” Trump impeachment vote
Alabama’s homicide rate is three times that of NYC.
@ 6
Alabama does have its issues. Among them:
A little Johns Hopkins data to go with your year-old tweet, McHillbilly.
Donald Trump, NATO press conference, today.
TRAVIS DECKER: If I can’t have my kids, neither can my ex! I’ll show her some real pain! Take this, bitch!
Yeah, fuck him. He’s probably dead. I hope so, it’ll save us taxpayers a lot of money. As a child killer, he wouldn’t last long in prison anyway, and he surely knew that. I think he ran into the woods and blew his brains out. That’s why they can’t find him. Dead fugitives don’t need food or shelter, and don’t leave a heat signature.
@3 “Israel, not so much.”
Yeah, if you watched the videos embedded in news stories or on YouTube, you saw that Israel shot down most of Iran’s missiles and only a few got through and blew up buildings in Tel Aviv and elsewhere. So what’s the big deal if a couple of nuclear warheads get through the missile defenses?
@4 When did Trump ever follow a script?
Presented with one comment:
Chuck Schumer has seemed weak this year, politically speaking. Clownish at times, and with increasing frequency. Is he the best Democrats can do?
@5 I agree impeachment is futile. Republicans are long past having the patriotism, loyalty to the Constitution, and belief in American principles and democracy to remove a president who is a convicted felon, a pathological liar, shamelessly corrupt, a chronic lawbreaker, a would-be autocrat, and is pervasively incompetent. After all, he’s their president, and they were deficient by supporting and electing him, so nothing can be expected from them. And you’re one of ’em.
@8 The difference between you and me is you believe everything Trump says and I believe nothing he says. We can’t both be right.
@ 14
The difference between you and me is …
One of us is lying about claiming to be a millionaire, and the other has no need to make the claim.
@5
So what we’re seeing is now Democrats are only willing to criticize AOC anonymously.
Maybe it’s how she got the likely next York Mehr through the primary.
Solid Parody Account
(Note: AIPAC put a lot into getting Cuomo through)
@15 “One of us is lying about claiming to be a millionaire, and the other has no need to make the claim.”
I agree, but you have the identities backwards.
https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/5368582-judge-blocks-trump-union-bargaining/
It’s not surprising that a former businessman with a mobster mentality who routinely stiffed vendors and creditors, made breaking contracts into an art form, and is anti-worker to the bone is unilaterally tearing up union contracts. But it goes much deeper. This administration’s lawlessness is pervasive.
All presidents have legal advisers. Under other presidents, their job is to advise the president where the legal boundaries are, so he doesn’t do things that are illegal. This president is different. He tries to tear down the boundaries by doing stuff that’s blatantly illegal, and this administration’s lawyers see their job as defending his lawbreaking in court, and suffering loss after loss (which isn’t exactly career enhancing). And those in executive positions, who participate in the lawbreaking and rights denials, put their licenses at risk.
Aaaaaaaaaaand
Israeli Air Force conducts a targeted assassination inside Iran.
Something something cease-fire
Texas has the strictest anti-abortion enforcement in the country. Health care providers won’t even provide life-saving abortions. Consequently, Texas exports more pregnant women to out-of-state abortion clinics than any other state.
https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/5368919-texas-travel-abortion-access-study/
Texas has the strictest anti-abortion enforcement in the country. Health care providers won’t even provide life-saving abortions. Consequently, Texas exports more pregnant women to out-of-state abortion clinics than any other state.
https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/5368919-texas-travel-abortion-access-study/
In today’s major headlines,
It simply doesn’t matter what these guys think, or what they say. The nuclear materials were either hit or they weren’t. The only damage that counts is the actual damage. Their opinions, and their spin, isn’t worth a wad of used toilet paper, especially considering their willful ignorance of facts, their antagonism toward real intelligence, and their propensity to lie.
Israel’s vaunted military capabilities took down Iran’s internet access for all of 12 days.
https://thehill.com/policy/international/5368827-iran-internet-connection-restored/
If you ask me, military “solutions” are overrated.
Trump’s and Hegseth’s response to intelligence reports suggesting they failed to take out Iran’s nuclear capability is to look for who leaked the embarrassing intelligence reports.
https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5368255-trump-hegseth-iran-leak/
@ 24
If you ask me, military “solutions” are overrated.
You do realize, Robinhood Dumbfuck Rabbit, that restoration of internet access was part of the cease-fire agreement. Don’t you?
To get the internet back, Iran had to lay down what is left of its weaponry.
Oh. One more thing. Musk helped Iran get back on track.
You can thank DJT47 later.
@ 24, 26
Let us not forget that part of the loss of internet connectivity in Iran during the brief war was because Iran itself cut off access, in order to prevent citizens from organizing to attempt an overthrow of the Iranian government.
Iran had done this at least twice in the recent past.
So yes, Robinhood Dumbfuck Rabbit, Iran is now allowing its own citizens to talk to each other again.
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/06/25/trump-iran-intelligence-report-nato.html
It doesn’t fucking matter what Trump says. The airstrikes either destroyed Iran’s nuclear program or they didn’t. I’m not saying I know the answer; all I’m saying is words can’t change reality.
Donnie is now running around and declaring war on “leakers“ and insisting he No longer has to share intelligence information with Congress.
‘For there is only one branch of government me Donald. But you can call me your highness or your worshipfulness or Lord perv’
It’s simply adorable listening to Robinhood Dumbfuck Rabbit’s desperation as he hopes against hope that Iran can still threaten the fortunes of the West, and the existence of Israel.
A more profound innate weakness than Robinhood Dumbfuck Rabbit’s is rarely seen.
@30 You haven’t been reading my posts. I don’t want Iran to have a nuclear bomb, and I want regime change. I’m against repressive dictatorship in Iran and the U.S.
My concern is what it takes, how Trump is going about it, and whether he succeeds or fails. It takes a stupid person or a liar to read that the way you do.
@1
Tell us you don’t know the difference between a nuclear weapon and a thermonuclear weapon without telling us.
@ 32
McHillbilly declares his ignorance of many issues on a quite-regular basis. It’s really something.
A mediator has proposed that an intentional coverup of Boxcheck Momala’s political incompetence during a CBS interview should cost the network $20 million.
Also unserious:
https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2016/feb/16/our-principles-pac/anti-trump-ad-says-he-backed-impeaching-bush/
lmao.. it probably didn’t need a diaper back then.. but then.. maybe it did.. It was a brighter shade of orange as well.
Was Bruce Fein serious?
Fein’s rationale for impeachment is that the Constitution must be protected from people like Bush and Cheney who try to usurp powers not intended by the framers. Impeachment is one of the main tools within the Constitution to balance the powers of the president and ensure he does not become a virtual king. Impeachment isn’t about removing the president, it’s about removing the precedent, so that these powers are not abused by future occupants of the White House…
https://www.nevadaappeal.com/news/2007/aug/03/the-case-for-impeaching-bush-and-cheney/
lmao.. a bonzo guy no less.
This is ugly shit:
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/emil-bove-doj-whistleblower_n_685ad3d0e4b0124a7193e4a7
And pants shitter should be impeached for it. It’s the freek’s policy.
Nowhere fast
a CBS interview should cost the network $20 million.
Small price to pay for enabling a merger to benefit rich people.
https://wgme.com/news/nation-world/trumps-lawsuit-against-cbs-hits-snag-demands-soar-amid-paramount-merger-talks
2 billion dollar deal I hear.. repukes will minimize the taxes on that deal and widbee dumbfuck will fellate up and down and all over that.
https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/business/story/2025-06-18/trump-endorses-paramount-merger-with-david-ellisons-skydance
$3m a year contract holding CNBC Anchor Jor Kernan is really shaking off the shocking loss of Cuomo in stride.
Sounds like something the American Taliban would and will do.
What’s your problem with it?
Conservatism vs. liberalism boiled down to one screen capture.