The issue imo is that you kinda like Zelda but went and bought Dark Souls.
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https://twitter.com/CUFI/status/1178059071078961163Not the onion
https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1178402852907225099wat
Quote from: Stro on September 29, 2019, 01:47:31 PMHonestly how the fuck is Kissinger still alive? The hate and evil that flows through him should have rotted him out decades ago.Eating Vietnamese Children daily keeps him "young."
Honestly how the fuck is Kissinger still alive? The hate and evil that flows through him should have rotted him out decades ago.
TAX WALL STREET AND KILL THEM!
https://twitter.com/jdawsey1/status/1178445022670282753So Trump is now asking for an Impeachment trial?
They know the only Impeachable offense that President Trump has committed was beating Hillary Clinton in 2016.
If you're killing them anyway, why even bother to tax when you can just forcibly seize all their assets ?
Quote from: VomKriege on September 29, 2019, 06:30:15 PMIf you're killing them anyway, why even bother to tax when you can just forcibly seize all their assets ?Might as well add insult to their (permanent) injury. https://twitter.com/arothmanhistory/status/1178499028520230913
The Mac Pro was already made in Texas.And they threatened to move it to China because of tariffs raising their costs. Then Trump gave them an exemption so they just continued to keep it in Texas. Just another example of Trump taking credit for fixing a problem he created.
Quote from: kingv on September 30, 2019, 03:40:24 PMThe Mac Pro was already made in Texas.And they threatened to move it to China because of tariffs raising their costs. Then Trump gave them an exemption so they just continued to keep it in Texas. Just another example of Trump taking credit for fixing a problem he created.That's hilarious.
i think they also got a refund of whatever tariffs they paid before too
The Mac Pro was already made in Texas.
The Wall Street Journal reported in June that Apple was moving Mac Pro production to China, but the tech giant said Monday that the high-powered computer would continue to be made in the Austin facility that has produced Mac Pros since 2013.
How much of the Macbook pro really manufactured in Texas? I imagine it's just assembling Chinese, Malaysian, and Korean parts. Samsung ram, Samsung screen, samsung ssds, and Intel cpu.Edit: jesus fuck at my phones autofail
Quote from: kingv on September 30, 2019, 03:40:24 PMThe Mac Pro was already made in Texas.[Citation needed] because that'd be news to me.the iPhone is (was?) made by Foxxcon in China. So I would be really surprised if they moved their motherboard/computer stuff back state-side, even if it was just for the assembly since they're still using China/Japan/Korea for parts/electronics, right?
Okay, so we're actually getting close to impeaching Trump and I'm pretty excited about that. Not just because Trump is a massive pile of human waste, but also because it's an opportunity to see something I ain't ever seen before.
QuoteA week after House Democrats jump-started their impeachment inquiry, the White House has yet to converge on any single plan, strategy or even unified messaging to fight back.All the talk about setting up a so-called war room inside the West Wing, similar to the approach of the Clinton White House, has gone nowhere. Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, other top aides, lawyers and Trump advisers have been jockeying among their own internal factions for control of the approach or messaging.nice
A week after House Democrats jump-started their impeachment inquiry, the White House has yet to converge on any single plan, strategy or even unified messaging to fight back.All the talk about setting up a so-called war room inside the West Wing, similar to the approach of the Clinton White House, has gone nowhere. Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, other top aides, lawyers and Trump advisers have been jockeying among their own internal factions for control of the approach or messaging.
I was in Tennessee in grade school and I remember even in the deep red south that a lot of Republicans thought the Clinton scandal wasn't that important with regards to running the country. Seemed more like Newt "Profound" Gingrich bitching a lot.
Quote from: Great Rumbler on September 30, 2019, 07:08:34 PMit's an opportunity to see something I ain't ever seen before. this is exactly how amy klobuchar has been describing her premium snapchat
it's an opportunity to see something I ain't ever seen before.
Republicans Don’t Have to Nominate Trump in 2020The party can do better....The Republican Party faces a binary choice. It either will or will not renominate Donald Trump in 2020. (And if President Trump is removed as a consequence of impeachment and conviction, or if he resigns, the G.O.P. either will or will not nominate as its standard-bearer a newly sworn-in Mike Pence, who will have been at Mr. Trump’s side for his entire administration and has been a fervent defender of the president.)The 2020 Republican nomination is an open question. It is a decision of great consequence on which all Republicans have a say, and all have a responsibility. Republican leaders in particular — Republican elected officials and former elected officials, Republican activists and donors, appointees of this administration and of former Republican administrations — bear a weighty responsibility. They can support Donald Trump, and put a stamp of approval on his tenure in office. They can keep quiet, a stamp of approval of its own sort. Or they can step up and act for the honor of their party and the good of their country.There are currently three announced Republican challengers to Donald Trump. Republican leaders could in various ways support one or all three of them. There are also other Republicans who might well be stronger candidates for the nomination and who may well be more qualified to serve as president. Those individuals could be encouraged by colleagues, activists and donors, privately or publicly, to run — and they could be offered support if they do.And may I say directly to those Republicans who could run: You have a unique chance to act for your party and your country. You can play a role in overcoming the shame and stain of the past three years, and in the reformation of a once great party. Win or lose, you will go down in the history books as a man or woman of honor.The Republican Party has surely discovered over the past few years the wisdom of Virgil: “The gates of hell are open night and day; Smooth the descent, and easy is the way.”But Republican leaders of conscience and courage now have an unusual moment “to return, and view the cheerful skies,” as Virgil put it. “In this the task and mighty labor lies.”
Quote from: shosta on September 30, 2019, 07:11:03 PMQuote from: Great Rumbler on September 30, 2019, 07:08:34 PMit's an opportunity to see something I ain't ever seen before. this is exactly how amy klobuchar has been describing her premium snapchatI mean, if you get off of Klobuchar throwing staples at her staff, you do you.
https://twitter.com/meaganmday/status/1178805087537389568
