“What’s the problem? I was told to stand here, and wear this hat and jack..... oh shit.”
THIS IS TOMATO.
Interesting takeaway from this election cycle: Turns out that the GOP, the party that routinely wraps itself in the American flag and the Constitution, not really all that interested in democracy.
I am confident Trump and his team knew. In a better world, they’d be up on espionage accomplice charges, and we’d get a new election. But Obama’s all chill about everything and wants an ‘orderly transfer of power’ from the White House to the Kremlin. Let no feathers be ruffled!
At this point the only questions are: who on Trump’s team knew what the Russians were up to, and when? Because if any of them—all the way up to the Moldy Cheeto himself—knew and didn’t share what they knew with law enforcement, they’re part of a conspiracy to commit treason.
He also said that although it may not be apparent, the United States has reacted swiftly to Putin’s alleged hacking. “I felt that the most effective way ... was to talk to him directly, and to tell him to cut it out and there would be consequences if they didn’t.”
I guess he, also, now knows what it’s like to be a female blogger
One side angrily throwing dildos while the other ineffectually waves a gun around?
He fell into the phallusy of affirming the consequent
Her arm was cocked, his fake gun was not.
San Bernadino...robbery...dildos...Bills Mafia...there has to be a joke here somewhere.
Even if they catch him, he’ll probably still get off.
Of course it happened in San Bernadino. Meth and porn now top the list of “industries” the city has to offer. Love the store manager’s feistiness.
after hundreds of years of white privilege, these texans now have to deal with white settlement.
Anyone else deeply disappointed by the lack of outcry from POTUS or Clinton? I get the “high road” argument, but I can’t fathom Trump’s administration being more destructive with its cabinet nominees, foreign policy moves, etc. Surely POTUS or Clinton could align themselves with the Republicans speaking out about the…
Nothing I read there was a call to require people to social media a certain way. The motive was to write a snarky article that will generate clicks on a techy (I would consider twitter and the internet as techy enough for Gizmodo) blogsite...
If you don’t like what a person posts on Twitter, you can UNFOLLOW them. How they use their space and their account is up to them.
She can complain all she wants. But it was the motive I feel was the thing being critiqued by JakeDaynes. She is not entitled to anything from social media, nor is she required to follow people who thread. And that she threw some meaningless slant about it being men-only is nonsense. If she doesn’t like seeing that…
I mean, you don’t have to tamper with voting machines for an election result to be manipulated. Voter suppression and foreign action WERE factors in the election outcome. It’s just that no one tampered with the machines or the count itself, so it wasn’t very literally rigged.