Oh, there it is, tucked under “replies” on the post from The Ghost but also displayed on the same level as The Ghost’s. Weird. (Sorry, The Ghost; it was arguably not interesting enough to say once, never mind twice!) Not the first double-post I’ve spotted on this site. I’m sticking with my theory it’s software-based…

Odd, I don’t see a double-post. Maybe a kind soul nuked it for me. Regardless, in general, I would caution you against jumping directly to hardware replacement to address what could easily be a software issue; if nothing else, that could get expensive fast. For example, my trackpad’s functional, this site, however,…

I’m hoping for some sort of Prussian-shaded Mechagodzilla, but I’d settle for a Crayola cornflower-tinged puddle-jiggle. WHATEVER GETS THE JOB DONE!

Ouch.

Ouch.

I would have agreed with you re: the “lines aren’t long” thing until I volunteered a non-partisan poll monitor for a couple of elections. (Okay, my friend volun-told me we were doing it. As with most things, I’m glad she dragged me along.)

You’ve got this.

I don’t even drink and I feel this gif deeply every damn time we get another article about Nazis and white supremacists cheerfully running for public office. So, like a good third of 2018 and counting.

...full of Southern Belles exclaiming ‘I do declare!...’

Yes. Good.

To be fair, many of the scientists the US gained in the ‘30s and ‘40s were not via Operation Paperclip, but, in fact, Jews fleeing Nazi Europe. But, I bet Fox and Friends would like to sweep that bit of historical fact under the rug as well.

That was weird. I’ve become unused to the simple art of smoothly dodging a question with respectful-sounding platitudes like any adult with a basic grasp of manners and ten minutes of public speaking experience would do. I bet in your scenario there isn’t even any racist name-calling on Twitter after the fact.

You’re talking as if Evangelicals have more than a passing familiarity with the contents of the Bible. The Bible is for beating others into submission with, not for readin’.

Let me see if I’ve got the gist:

Given this is an old white male bureaucrat, you may be assuming far more nobility than he’s got. But, knowing nothing about the man, let’s give him the benefit of the doubt. Someone, somewhere, has to actually care about serving the American people rather than lining their pockets or doing a solid for their grifter…

“After 10 months under your leadership, it has become clear that consumers no longer have a strong, independent Consumer Bureau on their side,” Frotman wrote to Mulvaney.

Not mentioned here, but touched upon in an email from the ACLU (Dated 8/24, from Lee Gelernt, Deputy Directory of the ACLU Immigrant’s Rights Project, emphasis theirs):

As a writer, I think about what they could possibly put forth in the midst of all this, and all I get back from my brain is Lewis Black-style sputtering outrage. To be fair, last couple of years, I’ve been getting that answer when I contemplate a lot of things.

“I can’t imagine a nicer fella. Our outlook on life and our hopes for the future just aligned so nicely.” — Kudlow, probably.

The spelling errors are egregious, sure, but it’s really the lack of coherent thought that is arresting. Let’s all pause a moment to appreciate the Machiavellian arguments and fine-honed rhetoric that are, no doubt, the very cream of propaganda from “entertainment news” being funneled through a life-long disinterest…