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  1. What's kind of odd about that is that, in the court proceedings, local cops were mostly "nah, this is no big deal, we got it under control," which severely undermined ICE's allegations of violence and interference. That was Chicago and Broadview PD, though, not Cook County Sheriffs. I guess Sheriffs there are kinda shitty like in LA and Texas.
  2. Also what's this about normalizing pedos? Been keeping up with Megyn Kelly?
  3. And you know what us libs say? Let the chips fall where they may, prosecute the guilty, D, R, L, whatever.
  4. So, Epstein got some campaign email from a Democrat. Where's the part about fucking little girls? You know, like this You fucking rube.
  5. As if you needed any evidence that Trump's policies are being dictated by tech oligarchs, this is about all the evidence you need.
  6. https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.txwd.1150387/gov.uscourts.txwd.1150387.1437.0.pdf at page 17. Also, I erred above. Jerry Smith was appointed by Reagan. He's old-school Fifth Circuit, meaning a real judge. He dissented though, so I misread original reports.
  7. That letter went out on the signature of Civil Rights Chief Harmeet Dhillon.
  8. So, is it now OK to call them Nazis?
  9. Greg Bovino:;Portrait of A Psycho. Murdoch publishing thinks this is flattering.
  10. I was looking at some other Texas sports page where she and her title didn't appear. There was a Zoe, an Amy and an Emily that didn't seem likely, in appearance or title, subject to the Applewhite exception.
  11. Possible, yes. In this timeline, not sure. I think I'd be happy with the status quo. I think the demographics and general disposition of California is that they're less likely to fuck it up than Texas. There was a time when saying that would be laughable. Not no mo.
  12. Allegations are not proof. The key point here is that two judges, both politically inclined not to find racial problems, found racial problems with the gerrymander.
  13. I wonder if he hired Keller Postman or those two fat fucks here in Austin to prosecute that shitshow at taxpayer expense. ETA: These two fat fucks.
  14. It's not on this thread, but one of the others regarding the effective dissolution of the United States Department of Justice. It's infuriating and sad. It has never been a perfect institution, by any stretch of the imagination, but what Trump and his cronies are doing is fucking disgusting.
  15. California is likely not stupid enough to create an inference of racial gerrymandering, which is the problem here. And you have a Trump appointee and a GHWB appointee finding racial gerrymandering. It must be pretty blatant.
  16. Good shit. https://www.texastribune.org/2025/11/18/texas-redistricting-ruling-lawsuit-el-paso-court-2026-midterms/ “The public perception of this case is that it’s about politics,” U.S. Judge Jeffrey Brown, a Trump appointee, wrote in the ruling striking down the new lines. “To be sure, politics played a role in drawing the 2025 Map. But it was much more than just politics. Substantial evidence shows that Texas racially gerrymandered the 2025 Map.” Yeah, it might not survive SCOTUS, but they'd have to rule by December 8, when candidates have to register. And they can't just do it on the shadow docket, I don't believe.
  17. You left out the asylums! All the claims to asylum!
  18. Also, because you, Joe Six Pack, can negotiate a better deal with the insurance companies, than I, worlds best businessman and POTUS can negotiate for you. Art. Of. The. Deal.
  19. Also, I'm not going to give the big bad insurance companies money. I'm going to give it to you. To give to the insurance companies.
  20. https://www.michaelcaseywwoolf.com/ He's an ordained pastor of American Baptist Churches USA, a denomination with which I was unfamiliar. It is essentially what was left of the Baptist polity after the Southern Baptist Convention left because of . . . wait for it . . . slavery.
  21. Very true. The DOJ/Trump's personal law firm, is in possession of the files. Whether he lawfully has the authority to direct their disclosure, he can assert it and is willing to do so in other contexts. It is actually less clear that Congress can order the DOJ to release investigation files.
  22. I have to believe that if there was a smoking gun against anyone, there would have been indictments and prosecutions. Epstein's original deal is fairly inexplicable with respect to federal involvement (I verily believe that state authorities tend to be more manipulable than federal in the case of child sexual abuse). Federal child sex abuse prosecutors are jihadists. They truly believe they are doing God's work (maybe they are), and Epstein was going to be and Maxwell was prosecuted in the aftermath. They didn't leave convictable sex offenders unprosecuted.
  23. CDC is an idiot. Seriously, though, if Sark missed something "big" like that, it was not unexplained to the AD and CDC under any circumstances, but especially with a coach that has a history of substance abuse. It may have been kept on the QT, down low, and very hush-hush because it was very personal. As in, man, I need to take some personal time to deal with Loreal or whatever, or my health.
  24. Especially if the cup size derives from polymeric substances.
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