Ah, yes, but Obama wore a tan suit. So that means everything he did was bad.

CPAC! Fuck me. I mean, say what you want about the tenets of National Socialism, Dude, at least it’s an ethos.

Ex parte contact with a judge about a case you’re not an attorney in is a really bad idea.

The gag order stated

The theory is that she allowed him such a long rope so that he would hang himself with it.

The text to Buzzfeed probably doesn’t violate the gag order. The gag order allowed him to publicly proclaim his innocence still. His response to Cohen most likely fits fits under the gamut of proclaiming innocence.

AOC, Krishnamoorthi, Gomez (although he had a bit of grandstanding himself), and Amash asked the best overall set of questions, I think. Some of the Dems had a good question or two, but they didn’t follow up on nuggets Cohen dropped. The first three I named seemed good about that while asking genuinely probing…

They’re wearing collars of some sort while in captivity, presumably collars which suppress their mutant powers. So there’s already elements of a mutant cure there.

Speaking generally from Constitutional principles and without regard to actual laws, they theoretically should be able to. Incorporation of the Bill of Rights through the 14th Amendment has applied other Bill of Rights rights to non-citizens. For instance, they still have the right to remain silent. Under those well…

She was one of four people who I thought asked good, intelligent questions. She, Krishnamoorthi, Gomez, and Amash on the GOP side had, what I felt, a consistent line of intelligent questions asked in an intelligent way, mostly done without grandstanding (Gomez aside).

One person asked that, I think the Dem. woman after Schultz. Cohen said he could only recollect the two known about.

DoA caused a bit of a kerfluffle a couple of weeks ago when a teaser for it was aired during an EVO Japan stream. It featured some, well, DoA-esque sexuality in both the footage and promotional girls. The head of EVO ended the stream early then apologized for DoA, saying that it did not conform with EVO’s “core…

Unfortunately, Gaetz has a decent argument that he’s immune from prosecution under the Speech and Debate Clause. Very generally, it offers some protections from prosecution for legislators engaged in their legislative capacity. He has a decent argument that what he said counts as that. What counts against him, though,…

And that’s powerful outside of just general public optics. The court challenges to this fake emergency revolve mainly around Trump usurping the legislative branch’s spending power. If both houses of Congress vote that this is not a national emergency and does not require allocation of funds that way, it’s a very…

Return of the King had oliphaunts - war elephants.

“Well, you didn’t vote for me”

Yep. This is correct. The president can even issue a pardon for any and all federal crimes that someone might have committed, even if they aren’t enumerated. Again, see Ford’s pardon of Nixon.

Hell, Trump has suggested he would pardon Muhammad Ali for draft evasion. Said conviction had already been vacated by the Supreme Court (8-0) back in 1971.

Then you have to decide whether to say it as “daddy” or “~~daddy~~”

“25,000 jobs and $4,000,000,00 in annual lost wages”