Senju Kannon posted:

after getting banned from, like, all social media, alex jones started a tumblr and then immediately deleted it after getting a ton of inflation porn and all sorts of other weird poo poo submitted to his blog. how do i know inflation porn specifically? an inflation fetish blog bragged about sending the most explicit poo poo they had to his blog several times a day until he deleted

StashAugustine posted:

Fake Nude of Alexandria Occasio-Cortez Debunked by Foot Fetishists

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I’ve sucked enough toes in my life to recognize when something doesn’t look right

DMCrimson posted:

one of the greatest lines in history

quite stretched out posted:

liz bruenig changing her twitter nick to liz boo!nig for all of a minute back in october

GalacticAcid posted:

Liz Boo!nig

quite stretched out posted:

liz bruenig changing her twitter nick to liz boo!nig for all of a minute back in october

GalacticAcid posted:

lmao it’s something I think about often

TrilliontonNixon posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgce06Yw2ro

quite stretched out posted:

liz bruenig changing her twitter nick to liz boo!nig for all of a minute back in october

mooyashi posted:

Mark Foley’s explicit AOL chatlogs with a 13yo page

“Gram the one eyed snake”

https://encyclopediadramatica.rs/Mark_Foley/Chat_Logs

Hopkins FBI posted:

Tim + Apple

a Loving Dog posted:

Mick Foley's explicit AOL chatlogs with a 13yo Paige

Stato-Masochist posted:

Hillary got schlonged

paranoid randroid posted:

remember when tim pool spent his entire stream of the ferguson protests wandering around looking for an iphone charger and then got tear gassed

Algund Eenboom posted:

Anti-imperialist candidate for president of the united states mike gravel 1) was a member of the army counterintelligence corps and ratted on communists to the US government 2) would vote for senators' bills if they let him have sex with their interns

Algund Eenboom posted:

Anti-imperialist candidate for president of the united states mike gravel 1) was a member of the army counterintelligence corps and ratted on communists to the US government 2) would vote for senators' bills if they let him have sex with their interns

Algund Eenboom posted:

Anti-imperialist candidate for president of the united states mike gravel 1) was a member of the army counterintelligence corps and ratted on communists to the US government 2) would vote for senators' bills if they let him have sex with their interns

TrilliontonNixon posted:

what

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In June 1976, Gravel was the focus of a federal investigation into allegations that he was involved in a sex-for-vote arrangement. Congressional staff clerk Elizabeth Ray (who was already the subject of a sex scandal that led to the downfall of Representative Wayne Hays) stated that in August 1972, she had sex with Gravel aboard a houseboat on the Potomac River, under the instruction of Representative Kenneth J. Gray, her boss at the time.[111] Gray allegedly wanted to secure Gravel's support for further funding for construction of the National Visitor Center in Washington, a troubled project that was under the jurisdiction of subcommittees that both members chaired.[112][113] Another Congressional staffer said she witnessed the boat encounter, but Gravel said at the time that he had never met either of the women.[111][114] Both Gravel and Gray strongly denied that they had made any arrangement regarding legislation,[111] and neither was ever charged with any wrongdoing.[115] Decades later, Gravel wrote that he had indeed had sex with Ray, but had not changed any votes because of it.[116]

Chuka Umana posted:

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TrilliontonNixon posted:

This one's a personal story, but during 2016 a coworker I talked politics with admitted that a part of him wanted to get a peek at the timeline where Trump actually did become president, because wouldn't that just be the craziest poo poo?

LastInLine posted:

Lol this reminded me of Obama joking about the same during the White House Correspondent's Dinner

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Those were the darkest moments. Yet, in the dull terror of those first days, there were the stirrings of redemption. You could see it in the pride that journalists—even cynical, sneering political reporters—took in covering this historic and surprising transition. You could see it on display in the meetings that President Obama and White House staff held almost around-the-clock with congressional leaders and aides of both parties. But most of all, you could see it everywhere. Everyone was talking about the news. Everyone was watching and reading the news. There was a sense, in those weeks between Election Day and Inauguration Day, that Americans were all in this together, preparing, girding, for what we didn’t know. And maybe it’s crazy, but we grew closer to each other, kinder, as we all participated in this event as one country. Some still scoff at this, and as time passes, it’s harder and harder to prove. But I think it’s true. I think we are different now.

MaxieSatan posted:

Love to come together as a country as all of us, as Americans, band together in response to... uh, nearly half the voting public choosing to support a cryptofascist demagogue

TrilliontonNixon posted:

I just remembered this article from the Atlantic about a hypothetical Trump presidency. Reading it now is a real hoot.

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In what Trump supporters called the “Christmas Coup” and what everyone else called a historic act of national preservation, President Obama signed into law a bill passed with overwhelming bipartisan support (with the exception of a few House Republicans and Ted Cruz, who abstained) which reasserted congressional primacy over the republic and stripped away the presidential prerogatives that had accrued over the previous century. In a talk at the Heritage Foundation, Chief Justice John Roberts, speaking only hypothetically of course, suggested such a law would survive judicial review.

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Anyway, there’s no need to belabor the details of how the next four years unfolded: the budget crisis, President Trump’s impeachment, Vice President Cruz’s inauguration, the second budget crisis. It’s all pretty straightforward.

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JON LOVETT is a writer based in Los Angeles. He previously served for three years as a speechwriter to President Obama in the White House.