Jerking it to Bowsette isn't weird anymore because now there's a live action version on pornhub.
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Quote from: Mandark on January 31, 2019, 12:15:26 AMI'd been wondering if Harris was going to do any sort of mea culpa about stuff from her career as a prosecutor, or retcon it, or defend it from a tough-on-crime perspective.So far it's looking like retcon.I have no interaction with this sort of thing anymore, but I've heard she's the heir apparent to Clinton. Probably a safe bet to just ride that machine to the nomination if what I heard was accurate.
I'd been wondering if Harris was going to do any sort of mea culpa about stuff from her career as a prosecutor, or retcon it, or defend it from a tough-on-crime perspective.So far it's looking like retcon.
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Can someone ask him how he feels about the fact that Pokémon features free healthcare for all, via the Pokémon Centers? (Most RPGs at least require you to pay a copay at the Inn)
Citing “conduct that violates civil rights,” lawyers for Gov. Matt Bevin say former Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis should be held responsible for nearly $225,000 in legal fees and court costs incurred by couples who sued her in 2015 when she refused to issue marriage licenses because of her religious opposition to same-sex marriage.
Quote from: Joe Molotov on January 31, 2019, 01:21:22 PMCan someone ask him how he feels about the fact that Pokémon features free healthcare for all, via the Pokémon Centers? (Most RPGs at least require you to pay a copay at the Inn)That’s veterinary care.
Quote from: kingv on January 31, 2019, 01:25:48 PMQuote from: Joe Molotov on January 31, 2019, 01:21:22 PMCan someone ask him how he feels about the fact that Pokémon features free healthcare for all, via the Pokémon Centers? (Most RPGs at least require you to pay a copay at the Inn)That’s veterinary care.Nurse Joy is a fully licensed RN; she didn't spent 3 years getting her nursing degree to be disrespected like this.
Quote from: Joe Molotov on January 31, 2019, 01:21:22 PMCan someone ask him how he feels about the fact that Pokémon features free healthcare for all, via the Pokémon Centers? (Most RPGs at least require you to pay a copay at the Inn)Pokemon are a capital asset in their fictional universe so like any good bourgeois he probably supports socializing their cost but privatizing their profit.
Guess I should have perm'd hungrynewb during his sabbatical and then just never told anyone I did it. Now it's too late.
He’s not sure there is a realistic space in the Democratic primaries for his centrist record. And he almost certainly won’t run if Joe Biden does, members of his team believe.
This may yet turn into an effort on behalf of a Bloomberg campaign, with his advisers carefully watching Biden’s moves to help them decide what to do. They doubt there’s room in the Democratic field for both.
Whatever his concerns about Biden, Bloomberg has continued acting and sounding like a presidential candidate—making anti-Trump speeches in Virginia and Washington last week, blasting ex–Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz for flirting with an independent campaign on Monday, heading to New Hampshire to talk policy and eat pizza on Tuesday. But he and his team are carefully assessing the likely hard fit for his record and positions in the 2020 race as it’s shaping up.“They feel like they have a candidate with potential, staff, dollars, strong name ID, and [they] are assessing the road ahead,” said one person who’s been in touch with Bloomberg’s team. “They know they can’t wait forever, but also understand that they have more bandwidth to assess the field and opportunities—more than many, if not most.”
But Bloomberg also looked at running for president in the past three elections—coming so close in 2016 that ads were scripted and a potential running mate selected—only to determine that he couldn’t win (though those times he planned to run as an independent, not a Democrat). He has been seriously considering a 2020 run since the summer, infuriated by nearly every decision of Trump’s presidency. Serious meetings about the data effort began in the fall.Meanwhile, Bloomberg’s aides have continued asking around for intel on what Biden will do, believing there’s likely only room in the race for one of them.
Priorities USA, a progressive group and the largest Democratic super PAC, is sending FOIA requests to nearly 70 different national and state agencies that either Howard Schultz or his corporate entities may have interacted with at any point between August 1987 and June 2018.The group is gathering as much potential opposition research as they can on Schultz and his business in anticipation of his decision to possibly run for president as an independent. This is yet another example of liberals trying to push Schultz out of the 2020 race before he begins, in part because they view his candidacy as a "threat" that could be "a major step toward re-electing Donald Trump," Priorities USA communications director Josh Schwerin told Axios.The FOIA requests span agencies like the National Labor Relations Board (in search of "investigations, complaints, sanctions, violations, or enforcement actions taken by the agency related to the business operations of Starbucks Corporation or its affiliates") to the Washington State Department of Ecology (in search of "environmental violations and subsequent penalties").
This anyone but Trump strategy that the Democrats are doubling down on sure will end up great.
Senate investigators have obtained new information showing Donald Trump Jr.'s mysterious phone calls ahead of the 2016 Trump Tower meeting were not with his father, three sources with knowledge of the matter told CNN.
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/01/31/politics/senate-investigators-blocked-phone-calls-not-father-trump/index.htmlQuoteSenate investigators have obtained new information showing Donald Trump Jr.'s mysterious phone calls ahead of the 2016 Trump Tower meeting were not with his father, three sources with knowledge of the matter told CNN.
Many New York and Congressional Black Caucus lawmakers were also furious with Ocasio-Cortez after a recent Politico report stated she and the grass-roots group aligned with her, Justice Democrats, were considering backing a primary challenge to fellow New York Democrat Hakeem Jeffries, a Black Caucus member and establishment insider who succeeded Crowley as caucus chairman.Both Ocasio-Cortez and Justice Democrats have denied the report, but the group of insurgent progressives has vowed to target centrist Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) and is eyeing other potential 2020 targets.
“She’s pissing off a lot of people and has probably made a lot of enemies. … A lot of people who are furious with her are Joe’s allies, including some named Crowley,” said the insider, referring to Crowley’s cousin, Elizabeth Crowley, a former New York City councilwoman. “She is a woman. She’s been moving more to the left. She would be someone interesting.”Elizabeth Crowley, 41, did not return a request for comment, but she has previously said she’s eyeing a bid for Queens borough president in 2021. She lives in a neighboring Queens district.
Hispanic Caucus members aren’t happy about those efforts but say they are taking a wait-and-see approach before intervening with Ocasio-Cortez, who joined the caucus this month.“We’re going to protect our members and we’re going to protect our own. Full stop,” said centrist Rep. Pete Aguilar (D-Calif.), a former whip for the Hispanic Caucus.
A jury on Wednesday evening awarded Paul $7,834.82 in medical damages, $200,000 for pain and suffering, and $375,000 for punitive damages, according to CNN affiliate WBKO.
haha i didn't know his neighbor was an anesthesiologist, a doctor fight over yard crap is even better
*Imagines Ron Paul yelling "You're violating the NAP! You're violating the NAP!" as his neighbor stomps a mudhole in him*
e: Rufus smh, I bet you tell small children there's no Santa Claus too.
