Anybody have any goddamn clue what letter or testimony Mueller “had to do?”

Oh, conservatives have been wrong about healthcare since at least 1945, when Truman proposed a, well, national health insurance plan.

That Lenin quote was, of course, completely fabricated by a PR firm in a 1949 publication entitled “The Voluntary Way is the American Way,” helpfully subtitled, “Health Insurance - Compulsory or Voluntary?”

:-(

*nibbles thoughtfully on freedom fries*
“Oh?”

Dang, no love for Big Man Japan?

So, uh. . . ?

So a ham and cheese sandwich is a sandwich but a croque monsieur is not a sandwich?

It is a Hobby Lobby egg.

Much prefer the Gertrude and Alice approach, myself:

It still seems like members of the House are entitled to view the information for purposes of reaching their own determination, regardless of what has or hasn’t happened before or will or won’t happen ultimately in the Senate, and could certainly have raised the issue with Barr while they had him there.

I don’t know what the special counsel’s recommendations are, but it sounded like he did not reach a conclusion regarding obstruction. As for the Attorney General’s statement, it does not preclude Congress from reaching their own conclusions regarding obstruction as it relates to possible impeachment. They are entitled…

You’re saying the House can’t execute its constitutional power of impeachment unless the attorney general, a member of the executive branch, first brings about charges and prosecutes the president? It’s odd that the power of one co-equal branch would be contingent upon the discretion of another co-equal branch.

Super weird how he’s willing to chit chat at length with the Republican from Georgia about the the thing he’s not going to say anything more about whenever a Democrat asks him about it.

Salty licorice must also be discussed in any proper licorice evaluation.

Jarmusch is essentially the no-wave Robert Altman, and I mean in the best possible way.

“Verily I say unto you, they have their reward.”
—some guy in a book

“Anyone who hasn’t experienced the ecstasy of betrayal knows nothing about ecstasy at all.” -Jean Genet

Miss Rabbit even won the Queens’s Award for Industry!