the confederacy ruins everything

it's really bad for the world that half of the American political system has convinced itself that the concept of diplomacy is fake and gay

Leaving.

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That’s awfully close to good politics…

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They’re useless. They’ve decided politics is icky so they just mouth some words & shuffle along.

Shut up & resign now, you useless blob.

he touches himself. just sayin’.

I like him.

Don’t let the door hit you on the way out, Kristi Noem.

‘mericans want insanity now, & they got it.

I. Luv. Him.

Well put.

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They need to just come out.

Maybe he thinks he meant impotent. 🤷‍♂️

I like him, but we’re also not a serious country right now.

I agree, quite apart from the merits of the case. Alito could only defend the Supreme Court's authority to intervene by grievously misrepresenting the facts. The reality is that there's no plausible argument SCOTUS had the power to do what it did. Why didn't that matter to six justices?

that’s the goal, anyway.

I think he’s an unusual political talent who’ll be misunderstood by progressives. He’s the best shot for taking the seat, tho. There’s something about him.

The only thing missing from Thom Tillis’ beautiful takedown of Kristi Noem was making her go out on in the backyard and cut down a switch before he delivered that ass whippin’. She looked sadder than a strip club with a broken ATM.

🎯 It’s ridiculous. I blame the Confederacy, myself.

Once more with feeling…

Kevin’s a good egg.

It’s so disappointing. trump is going to faceplant. The middle powers should step up now to take advantage of the whirlwind.

They got bored with Alberta already?

It’s what imbeciles do.

It’s ok, he’s not the sort to hold a grudge.

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Excellent advice right here.

Thanks, but also too late.

The repeated sleight of hand on jurisdiction, standing, the Question Presented, the facts found by district courts, the pacing of its decisions, the decidedly NOT BALLS & STRIKES moves that mock the integrity of the legal process itself is what has wrecked the legitimacy of the Court’s majority.