So you’re saying we should ignore Trump’s statements and actions towards a non-interventionist America in favor of hypothetical forms of aggression like “Hiring John Bolton”.
With such reasoning abilities it’s no wonder why Nobel Peace Laureate Barack “Hope” Obama went on to initiate five new wars while continuuing the…
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Where’s Hamilton Nolan on this article?
Where’s Hamilton Nolan on this article?
“He almost won in 2016 and, God willing, he’ll almost win again in 2020”
Child endangerment is a serious crime.
Man this “article” needed to do one thing: link to a twitter thread, and it couldn’t even manage that.
*checks extensions*
GMG has ads?
Why does the tagline say “taught Trump how to Tweet” when it’s clear according to the article that Trump taught himself how to tweet, and made this millenial’s “job skill” obsolete, over the course of an afternoon?
Or Gavin McInnes’ buff cousin.
“Engelhardt reportedly eventually left New York to not only become a “platonic muse” to director Federico Fellini and personal assistant to Jeffrey Epstein”
Oh I’m sure Allen was already making friends in important places.
No his getting shit on is totally deserved and fair.
Wow, that’s... impressive actually.
Well that’s the difference between a gaming office job and trying this shit in the trades. If he tried this “bro culture” stuff in a place filled with “stereotypical” men like a construction yard, he’d have been carried out on a stretcher.
Vic is a mistake.
This is Splinter, I’m half-surprised they didn’t roast their least favored Twitter account pundits.
I think Pete would take what he could get.
It’s called a “JournoList”.
lmao if you believe that story by the “Reagan Batallion”.
Eric still has a marriage and a family and isn’t being investigated by Muller for tampering in the presidential election. He’s miles ahead of DJT Jr.
Almost but not quite since these are US fatality statistics resulting from the investigation of lethal dog maulings and not breed guesstimates.
In terms of conforming to a militarist ideal, they did. Even the generation of Americans that fought in World War 2 acknowledged this in pop culture with films lionizing the likes of Rommel in films like “The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel”