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Demme Epstein Fatale's avatar

Our Canadian Support Friends are very happy with the "Buy Canada" trends.

True, they miss bourbon, but I think they'll muddle through.

As long as they have Montreal bagels and Smoke(d) meat, they'll be fine!

Stanta Knows's avatar

I'm not Canadian, but I'm not buying Kentucky bourbon any more. Lots of tequila though.

Tessie's avatar
3mEdited

"Canada has been ripping us off for years"

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By not paying protection money to be allowed to continue to exist? ...directly to Dear Leader's pocket, one can only assume.

tek's avatar

Everybody's always been ripping Trump off, in his mind.

tek's avatar

PBI used to be "my airport" .. we lived about 20 minutes from it.

Luckily we moved, so I no longer have to set foot in the place.

tehbaddr's avatar

Jen promised last week that Rachel would be back tonight. And I hope Chris will be back as well.

Russell Jones's avatar

>>In the end, though, what makes today’s ruling so off-base is the Court’s lack of situational awareness regarding this equitable judgment. It treats the Government’s stay application as if the whole point is merely to demonstrate that the Plaintiff States’ claims are not justiciable. Taking its eye off the ball, the majority misses the Government’s actual objective: to secure our imprimatur for its effort to foment chaos ahead of the November elections.<<

~ Jackson, J., dissenting.

I respectfully disagree. The Trumpanzee Six well knows and fully approves the administration's actual objective, even if they're too chickenshit to say so.

Tessie's avatar

A few years back, I was in a conversation with a former gentleman caller about hiring departments. His observation was, "They've been pushing people around for so long that they have no other methods."

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So it is with the dumb shits who appear to be running our foreign policy.

Because they're a hundred, they think it's still 1945, and we're the only nation left standing -- so they're continually surprised when any other country does anything other than grab its ankles and moan, "Thank you, Sir! May I have another?"

No matter how many times, and how disastrously, this is repeated (and by now, it's as predictable as Kabuki theater), they keep going back to that particular well over and over.

I Stedman's avatar

This is how empires fall.

I said as much during the administration of Bush II - gradually, then all at once.

Hank Napkin's avatar

MAYBE BECAUSE STARTING WARS, DEPORTING PEOPLE, DESTROYING THE ENVIRONMENT, ALIENATING ALLIES, CORRUPTING INSTITUTIONS, RUINING HEALTHCARE, PUTTING HIS FACE ON PLACES HIS FACE DOES NOT BELONG; FARTING IN PUBLIC; DOZING, LINING HIS POCKETS; DESTROYING MONUMENTS, MANIPULATING MARKETS, IGNORING COURTS, HARASSING WOMEN ISN’T FUNNY ANY MORE?

The president’s first administration was a boon for satirists. Today, many of them are sick of the shtick. -- The Atlantic

SethTriggs's avatar

Well, you have an incompetent buffoon like this in power because he shares the same bigotries with millions of other Americans. That's why many Americans excuse this constant clownfuckery.

Thus you must outnumber them at the ballot—the only poll that counts.

Murc's Law protects this foul beast, but it isn't invincible. It's just very tough. You have to get to the ballot and turf the unreconstructed Republican Party out of power.

Ambiance Chaser's avatar

If Hungary can do, we need to get hungry . . .

Mysterysurf's avatar

Singer Wynonie Harris was born on this day in 1915. Here he is with his 1948 hit recording of Roy Brown's "Good Rockin' Tonight":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SllhnR7D8LA

Here he is with the not-suggestive-at-all "Keep On Churnin' (Till The Butter Comes)" from 1952:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-6MpdVx01o

Tessie's avatar

No, they're at home, waiting for us to be shot dead by the tyrannical government.

tehbaddr's avatar

Maybe having a huge cache of broomsticks was never really about that?

No Quid Bro Code's avatar

Any 2028 Democratic candidate who doesn’t have a realistic plan to fix the courts has no intention to enact a progressive agenda.

SethTriggs's avatar

The realistic plan will have to be more people voting for a greater Democratic majority. Also Biden was doing a very good pace in filling vacancies but that did slow down after the shitty midterm.

As for the Supreme Court, the more Dems, the more possibility of getting that done.

Always Be Ithacating's avatar

No intention to create anything but more fundraising, I think. Not the small-dollar kind.

The Blessed Reverend's avatar

This

"The Supreme Court decision is provisional, focusing only on the argument that U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani acted prematurely in preventing the provisions from being implemented in the 23 states before federal agencies had even drawn up plans for how to implement the executive order.

“The court’s disposition of this application does not mean that any measure taken by the Government to implement the order will necessarily be lawful. On that score, time will tell,” the court said in a the unsigned ruling.

The decision leaves the door open to judges intervening at a later date."

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Merde. But! TOUJOURS LA FRANCAISE!

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Time Will Tell - sung by Edith Piaf

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Time will tell - on that score

My friend - open - always - is my door -

Time will tell - on that score

such is life - such is life, ALORS

Unsigned - ALAS - unsigned forever

Time will tell - on that score

(*SOB*)

Mr blob's avatar

Even aside from the specific fascism enabling bullshit.

What a terrible precedent to set. We can’t stop any of his patently illegal shit until it’s too late. Eventually 5 years after the fact it will turn out that it was proven in court his mail in vote ruling was unconstitutional. Gosh won’t we have egg on our faces then!

Hank Napkin's avatar

'Few Amours, Fou or not' -- Edith Piaf via Sparks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZys5r6yi2o

Ambiance Chaser's avatar

And of course, Trump has no authority for tariffs in the first place, Supreme Court said so.

So, now it's confirmed, no adults, no consequences, Epstein.

When Trump starts sending nuclear warheads around the world, remember, he is so special we should let him . . .

Christie's avatar

Who care what the SC says, as long as it sides with him. They just awarded him the stupid mail in voting restrictions.

Always Be Ithacating's avatar

Did Sean Duffy really say [Canada] has 'record high euthanasia rates'?

Whut? Was it the old Emily Litella "youth in Asia" joke"?

Why is the moronic Transportation Secretary speaking to trade issues anyway?

Sk8erChoi's avatar

They guy sponsored by Toyota says buy American.

CzechJournalists's avatar

i been bitching about how none of this cabinet can stay in their lane (or answer any questions about their specific demesnes) for a minute. i think bessent has been the worst offender since bondi went off about the dow-ow-ow.

BillEGoatSmile's avatar

Aaron Rupar

@atrupar.com

Follow

Sean Duffy on Canada: "It's a country that doesn't have a military ... they have record high euthanasia rates. And so to think that they're gonna go to war with Donald Trump and actually win that war with the US, I think it's foolish on their part."

https://bsky.app/profile/atrupar.com/post/3mtqvw5wc6c25

Ginger Lumberjack's avatar

We have MAID, Medical Assistance in Death. He's implying we kill people, we don't.

Always Be Ithacating's avatar

As the daughter of someone who spent many, many years in late-stage Alzheimer's, I heartily support the very humane way MAID enables people to die with dignity. Wish we had it.