So the idiot President is surrounding himself with more and more former generals.

Oh that sucks. No chance of getting a cover-up? I recently had two awful tattoos from my youth covered with better ones and I’m really happy with the work.

That must be why immigration is such a non-issue for the US, since no one wants to come here anyway.

How so? As long as they require detention they seem to be side stepping the largest issue that the Arizona law had with it’s fight to remain legal. I could be wrong of course, I’m not an expert.

I starred this only to hope it remains on here and not flagged. This might be one of the dumbest comments I have seen in the last ten years on here.

You’re a reprehensible piece of shit, Megan, and Locomotive Jones will celebrate when you’re as broke as A.J. Daulerio, another disgusting piece of shit who used to work here.

I assume the other party in the murder suicide was a grizzly bear.

These children are being coached to behave this way by their parents. And what a fucking surprise, the only cure for this condition is to give them what they want. You’re such a stupid fucking idiot.

Really, that’s not how I read the articles. That the “sympathetic health care professionals” whose identity/livehood is based on having those refugees around was the transmission vector according to the New Yorker writer.

Sounds like old-fashioned malingering, with the help from sympathetic health-care professionals.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malingering

True, but when I go into a restaurant my corporation manages, I don’t dress in casual clothing, I don’t get belligerently drunk, and so on and so forth. Bottom line: These people received a free flight for a non related work experience on behalf of their employer, that asks that they observe the bare minimum of…

I’m really not sure how this became such an object of rage, other than the ham-handed social media specialist who did a poor job of replying to the initial dust-up on Twitter. As explained, if they were flying on their own dime, they could wear whatever they want to wear. If the airline is supplying them with free…

I a am a United Pass Traveller. When you are signed onto the employees benefits, you are made well-aware of the requirements when accepting this pretty sweet deal. This is a non-story.

When I was younger we frequently used “buddy passes” obtained from family friends which is Delta’s version of this system. Even as a high schooler I would dress in business casual to meet the guidelines.

My husband’s grandpa worked for American airlines and they flew standby as kids all the time. They dressed up. It was required because you may end up traveling in first class. These folks were flying for almost free. People feel so entitled. I dress comfy to fly because the airline industry makes flying extremely…

Yeah, so employees and their families should dress as befits the standards of the company for whom they are employed, which is also paying for them to fly? QUEL SUPRISE!!!!

When my sister worked for United, we all had and followed the dress code for people getting basically free flights. And often, she and her kids would end up in first class. I really don’t see anything wrong with this policy. The passengers using the pass should have been aware of it too and dressed appropriately. …

Looking at the study itself, it seems that your concerns are well founded. From the study: “Telling lies, threatening to end the relationship, threatening to spread rumors about you, making promises you knew were untrue, or continually verbally pressuring you after you said you didn’t want to”. This is terribly vague…

“has launched a targeted operation in South and Central Texas as part of Operation Cross Check.”

How has #45 only been in office for two months? It feels like decades. I’m not the first person to say this, but my God, it bears repeating. He exhausts a country like a something exhausts a something (insert your own metaphor. Too tired from resisting.)