That person could still be a lame duck on day one if House and Senate leadership go on record swearing to block any move they make, like SCOTUS appointments for example, as a way out there hypothetical that hasn’t happened repeatedly in the last decade.

“But it’s not my elected official who’s the problem, it’s the rest of the boneheads in the House and Senate!”

Perfectly legal, just like gerrymandering.

While I agree with the sentiment in general and the take in the link, I’m afraid our fruitbowl of discussion is becoming a tad overcrowded with apples and oranges in the context of the topic at hand.

Can’t talk now, I’m off to open a bikeshop bar that serves farm to table cocktails and poutine while they cut your hair in Chattanooga.

Yeah maybe, but what if I just fly my chopper a little closer to the drone so I can justify? Recent documented history has made the line between tinfoil and credibility gap a little finer.

It may even end up being mmm, shall we say...legendary? Hmm? Haah? Hmm?

And if you liked that, you’re going to love this:

I’m not surprised some racecar driver is the type of person insist people drink out of his sweaty shoe, but that Gerard Butler was that kid who would eat gross stuff for money in grade school is a revelation.

Keystonian effort.

The man’s a phrenologist’s wet dream.

Surfragettes.

Fuckhead will out.

After they throw those jerkwater bergs a bone they’ll go after the big markets.

After that, I received another call from either Donald or a male calling on his behalf, offering me $10,000.

I know you’re being sarcastic (fingers crossed), but your nephews and nieces are mortified

More like Kyle Wackinit amirite

Can we stop grouping people in baskets please.

Why don’t you reread what I wrote, reread what you wrote, and then edit your comment to praise my nuanced approach you now see before the edit window closes.

You know what you did. Those who weren’t upset by what you said were deeply ashamed. Still can’t believe all that went down, you should really think about your actions.