I thought the delusion of American invincibility had died with Pearl Harbor. Or at the very latest, with 9/11.
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I thought the delusion of American invincibility had died with Pearl Harbor. Or at the very latest, with 9/11.
She is the embodiment of pointless snark and nothing she says is worth hearing.
So then I'm guessing no help needed from Ukraine after all? Cool cool cool
This is why I get a lot of my news from Al Jazeera. While US mainstream media sat on the story of the Iranian girls' school getting bombed, media abroad were all over it.
DUI. Dictated under the influence.
Religion used to be regarded as a more private matter. The Pledge of Allegiance did not contain the words "one nation under God" until 1954. They were added as a rebuttal to Communism.
Still this, a quarter of the way into the 21st century. Wtf
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With all that in place, the US still has to appeal to Ukraine, which continues to take down drones with far greater efficiency.
He's a little frat-turd who never finished growing up and views all of it as a big video game.
What a twerp. Our species began in Africa. Western civilization borrowed much from other, older civilizations.
I honestly don't care which way it went, I'm just sick of the time changes. People will adapt. Look at the regions where people are living with almost round-the-clock light or dark for months at a time.
Markwayne Mullin tho? Out of the frying pan, etc...
More hours of blather and obfuscation to follow. I don't know how the committee members sit through it without throwing things.
"I have a lot of things going on -- ooh, look at these gold drapes"
How many hours has it been since Trump referred to President Zelenskyy as "P.T. Barnum"?
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As always, self-incrimination? Or perjury? That is the question.
The issues addressed are serious; the person testifying is not. I think he's treating each with the appropriate amount of seriousness.
More like "fact" based on a feeling
She can't answer the question without either (a) incriminating herself, or (b) perjuring herself. But these transparent attempts to avoid and deflect are fooling no one.
"It's not a war." "It's been a war for 47 years."
Talking out of both sides of their mouths. Equally absurd and dishonest either way.
Because fundamentalist MAGA Christian cultists are more likely to support it if it'll bring them closer to getting airlifted straight to heaven, and they honestly don't care what happens to anyone else.
Pete Hegseth would have wet his pants.
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And to correct what the author said at the start of this piece, we've entered the seventh year of the pandemic, not the sixth.
I'm just reading Bob Woodward's book about Trump's first term and it perfectly supports this hypothesis.
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Of all the lousy reasons to bomb a country (or for anything, really), Trump's instincts have got to be the worst.