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Great, now I need to find an explainer on the process of declaring national emergencies so I can understand how the Anger Mango is going to break the law with this one.
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Pay some dumb kid $10 to throw a rock that lands within 100ft of a border agent. THIS MEANS WAAAAR
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facialimpediment posted:Yeah this is probably the only real way the shutdown is going to end. Waiting for Trump or someone else to ask why we can't just fund the TSA and nothing else to continue his tantrum.
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Well apparently the only part of the National Parks Service that is still running are the people who maintain the clock tower inside the Trump hotel in DC. So there's that.
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Fister Roboto posted:No, but it's a good start. Unless you can get the Senate to convict, it's loving paperwork. DoktorLoken posted:https://twitter.com/betsy_klein/status/1081296229554884610?s=20 We're literally turning the country off in hopes that it'll work when we turn it back on.
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Godholio posted:Unless you can get the Senate to convict, it's loving paperwork. I mean, the first step in troubleshooting is turning it off and on again.
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Jan 4, 2019 22:50
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Godholio posted:Unless you can get the Senate to convict, it's loving paperwork. I read an article a while back saying "if you were trying to gently caress the country, it would be hard to do a better job than what Trump is doing."
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Jan 4, 2019 22:57
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TF CURES GENERATOR posted:I read an article a while back saying "if you were trying to gently caress the country, it would be hard to do a better job than what Trump is doing." It's willful goddamn sabotage
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Jan 4, 2019 22:59
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Does the Secret Service get paid during the shutdown? There's a way this could end that would have a nice symmetry with the President's Caligula speed run.
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https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/proud-boys-gavin-mcinnes-neighbors_us_5c2f843ae4b0e755f65c38bc?6mm Proud Boys founder is getting upset that his neighbors put signs up in their yards telling him to gently caress off quote:Now McInnes’ demons are catching up with him in his own community. On Friday, HuffPost obtained a letter penned by McInnes and dropped off at the homes of several residents who had the signs displayed on their properties. In a three-page, computer-typed screed dated Dec. 28, McInnes tells numerous and blatant lies about the Proud Boys, his status as their leader and his intolerant views. Also here's a picture of him without his beard  Has no chin while also having 5 chins 
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LingcodKilla posted:Pay some dumb kid $10 to throw a rock that lands within 100ft of a border agent. Ah the Israeli maneuver
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bird food bathtub posted:Great, now I need to find an explainer on the process of declaring national emergencies so I can understand how the Anger Mango is going to break the law with this one. Here, let this insufferable dipshit explain it. It even captures the tone FoxNews will use to present it.
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Bolow posted:https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/proud-boys-gavin-mcinnes-neighbors_us_5c2f843ae4b0e755f65c38bc?6mm Bob's Burgers did a live action ep?
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Bolow posted:https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/proud-boys-gavin-mcinnes-neighbors_us_5c2f843ae4b0e755f65c38bc?6mm oh good, the KT Nelson comments section already took care of the obvious 
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Godholio posted:Impeachment doesn't solve the problem. So? It's a great place to start seems like to me.
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TF CURES GENERATOR posted:I read an article a while back saying "if you were trying to gently caress the country, it would be hard to do a better job than what Trump is doing." It’s almost as if he’s a foreign agent 
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Lou Takki posted:So? It's a great place to start seems like to me. What do you think impeachment does?
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The two deputies who left two mentally ill women caged in their van to die in Hurricane Florence's floodwaters have been charged with involuntary manslaughter. (The driver also got reckless homicide charges)
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Godholio posted:What do you think impeachment does? Occupies Congress for about a year.
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joat mon posted:The two deputies who left two mentally ill women caged in their van to die in Hurricane Florence's floodwaters have been charged with involuntary manslaughter. (The driver also got reckless homicide charges) Holy poo poo I thought they were going to get away with it based on the sympathetic articles that came out after it happened
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Godholio posted:What do you think impeachment does? Well it's never been used to successfully remove a president so what exactly do you think it does?
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Kawasaki Nun posted:Well it's never been used to successfully remove a president so what exactly do you think it does? Unless you can put the Senate in a position where it has to convict, nothing except waste time. Maybe get Trump to tweet angrily. Impeachment is a weak goal.
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Nostalgia4Infinity posted:It’s almost as if he’s a foreign agent That was the general thrust of the article yeah
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Godholio posted:Unless you can put the Senate in a position where it has to convict, nothing except waste time. Maybe get Trump to tweet angrily. Well since that's unlikely what do you think the value of the political theater of it all would be? Certainly Bill's impeachment affected Hilldawg's run down the line. It might have a ton of political value absent a conviction even.
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Impeachment is a lightning rod to both sides. If it's used, it better be worth it.
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Getting his tax returns and proving to the world he's not a billionaire will be more effective and likely to cause him to stroke out on live TV.
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Vasudus posted:Impeachment is a lightning rod to both sides. Yeah. It's gotta accompany something truly damning, like Mueller producing hard evidence of him working with the Russians or something else. At that point it becomes a true wedge for Senate Republicans, which could be weaponized against them in an election.
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LongDarkNight posted:Getting his tax returns and proving to the world he's not a billionaire will be more effective and likely to cause him to stroke out on live TV. This. Every time he pulls that wobbly face because he's been humiliated he pretty much sits in the White House and doesn't do anything for a week. Breaking his head like that continuously is your best chance to at least get him to shut the gently caress up.
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Fallom posted:Holy poo poo I thought they were going to get away with it based on the sympathetic articles that came out after it happened There was more to the story: Supervisors provided a safe route before Flood and Bishop left the jail. A fellow transport officer warned them that the route through Nichols would not be passable, affidavits said. But Bishop and Flood took the flooded road anyway, authorities said. Testimony from the Senate hearing indicated the pair passed at least two points where they could have turned around: a barricade and an S.C. National Guard checkpoint. The Horry County Sheriff’s Office has said that National Guardsmen, acting on orders to let law enforcement around barriers, waved the van through a checkpoint on U.S. Highway 76 near Nichols.
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Godholio posted:Unless you can get the Senate to convict, it's loving paperwork. The longer this shutdown lasts, the more likely it is that the Senate Rs will realize that Trump is a noose wrapped around all of their necks.
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joat mon posted:There was more to the story: I'm from the general area, the town they insisted on driving through was also completely hellflooded just two years earlier and known to be turbofucked. They might have gotten away with it if the women in the back were under arrest but public sympathy has been running full ACAB, hang 'em high on this one from the beginning regardless of what the media was pushing. It is the rare south carolinian who doesn't know at least half a dozen people who've been transported on psych holds and literally everyone who looks at this case sees their own mother.
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Kawasaki Nun posted:Well since that's unlikely what do you think the value of the political theater of it all would be? Certainly Bill's impeachment affected Hilldawg's run down the line. It might have a ton of political value absent a conviction even. Maybe. But I don't think he'll care unless he actually personally takes a consequence. Impeachment on its own isn't going to pwn Trump. Unless you can remove him from office against his will he'll forget about it in a week and be calling it fake news in 10 days. And half the country will believe him, because they think impeachment means removing the president from office, and if he's still in office then he obviously wasn't impeached  Vasudus posted:Impeachment is a lightning rod to both sides. This is what I'm trying to say. Impeachment isn't the end game, and it shouldn't be treated like it. That's why the idiot from CA needs to stop filing articles of impeachment every time Starbucks spells his name wrong. You've got ONE loving shot at making it hurt. Fister Roboto posted:The longer this shutdown lasts, the more likely it is that the Senate Rs will realize that Trump is a noose wrapped around all of their necks. Once their supporters start realizing they can't pay their bills, maybe. It depends who they blame.
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Oh we also only have 3 facilities in the entire state licensed by Dept. of Mental Health, in Greenville, Columbia and Myrtle Beach so there are PLENTY of places where an emergency hold means a 3+ hour handcuffed backseat trip, if not several weeks on suicide watch at the local hospital which doesn't provide psych treatment, followed by 3+ hours cuffed once a bed at the legit place opens up.
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shame on an IGA posted:Oh we also only have 3 facilities in the entire state licensed by Dept. of Mental Health, in Greenville, Columbia and Myrtle Beach so there are PLENTY of places where an emergency hold means a 3+ hour handcuffed backseat trip, if not several weeks on suicide watch at the local hospital which doesn't provide psych treatment, followed by 3+ hours cuffed once a bed at the legit place opens up. What the gently caress is wrong with SC? Wait, I shouldn't even ask.
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DoktorLoken posted:What the gently caress is wrong with SC? Wait, I shouldn't even ask. Fort Sumter.
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DoktorLoken posted:What the gently caress is wrong with SC? Wait, I shouldn't even ask.
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This is the picture the administration DECIDED TO SHOW EVERYONE from this meeting. https://twitter.com/Scavino45/status/1081344134743511040
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