FOX News employees are only supposed to exploit 9/11 for business reasons, not personal.

Is “brushes his teeth” a euphemism so you don’t have to talk about his masturbation habits?

What is weird to me is the Warren reference just popped up out of nowhere. The topic was Wells Fargo searching for a CEO. And they just went off on a tangent about Warren. Are they that scared of her?

How did he get Peyton Manning's playbook?

Jesus H Christ. That’s awful. Still, better than debasing himself at Politicon.

Its fucking grotesque. Like you said literally life and death issues for a lot of people. And these assholes, even the progressive/liberal/left wing/ what the fuck ever ones who claim to hate everything the likes of Coulter and such stand for will happily sit on stage with them, exchange one liners and help each other…

So Ben Shapiro just needs to bring his mom?

Didn’t he have a stroke too? Maybe its for the best he got way from the shithole that is Hollywood.

There’s been plenty of people who disappointed me by showing up. But, Nance has never been one to pass up a book marketing opportunity. I like the guy, mostly, but he’s a salesman just like the rest of them.

Elliott Abrams. They will start a war against “socialism” in Venezuela.

Elliott Abrams. Venezuela invaded this time next year.

1) Its something “the others” want, so it needs to be fought

Its how weak people think they can project strength. Find someone particularly vulnerable to themselves and start hammering.

I’m shocked they couldn’t find cops who would happily play into that narrative. We know the union heads will do it. I personally know a bunch of cops who used go off about how everyone hates cops and how threatened they feel.

“Of course, being trotted out by right wing hacks for events like this, only to be insulted when we ask for a raise also feels pretty shitty”

This will be spun as “brave police officers intimidated into silence about the abuse they receive”.

You forgot how the big montage in Clear and Present Danger was 2 guys reading white papers. Or how its climatic moment was two guys yelling at each other about law vs political expediency.

I read most of those books in high school and college (no I didn’t have a lot of friends) and there was a definite turn. In the early novels, he’s very much a nerd who is just trying to be a good civil servant. He doesn’t know everything but he works to find the answers. And the problems tend to be escalated (if not…

Especially since Splinter and sister sites like Gizmodo have in fact reported about how this type of system is vulnerable to attacks.

Yes, because the outrage directed at her was totally genuine and based on what she actually said. /s