Typical shit-sniffer is what we call someone like this. As soon as he’s caught facing real time in the pokey, he claims it was just a stunt. This entitled prick is full of stunts, isn’t he? Attention-seeking moron needs to do real time. Or is there a judge too stupid to fall for this explanation? Hunter is more than willing to test the courts because he thinks he’s so fucking privileged and untouchable. Time to teach this fool a lesson that his parents obviously never taught him.
This dude belongs in a clowncar rodeo. That should be the biggest job he should get in life.
Pretty hot actually. The guy they were with was lost in the woods. He eventually showed up and they locked the doors and taunted him. He finally gave up on getting in and went and laid down on one of the graves. Then some other guys showed up in a wrecked Monte Carlo and picked me up and took me to a hotel in Detroit. They were AWOL from the Navy, friends of friends. The next morning we drove to Terre Haute and got on a 4 passenger Beechcraft that stalled at several thousand feet. But that’s another story.
Gee, I don’t know. It appears that the new measure of illegality (or barr, if you will) is whether or not you were frustrated when you kicked him in the nuts.
Perhaps an unpopular opinion, but I’d say that even if the GPS were wrong and he did successfully enter Mexico briefly during his demonstration, I would not consider it a parole violation.
He was trying to make a point about border security via literal demonstration. Both the topic and the activity fall squarely within my (informal) understanding of the proper duties of a congressperson. And, he was doing so in the company of LEOs.
If he’d done this with a camera crew and some buddies instead of Border Patrol agents, I would conclude otherwise. In that scenario, it seems much more plausible that he’d be flirting with an attempt to escape the jurisdiction.
Yes, I think he’s an asshat. That doesn’t mean that any bad things that come his way are justified or appropriate.
And yes, I am sure the lines are drawn and enforced much more rigidly for people of color and the poor. The fault lies in our justice system and its preference for rich white folks, not with my analysis of his intent or the scope of a representative’s duties.
Trump approval drops 3 points to 2019 low after release of Mueller report: Reuters/Ipsos poll.
15 percent said they had learned something that changed their view of Trump or the Russia investigation (70% did not), and a majority of those respondents said they were now more likely to believe that “Trump or someone close to him broke the law.”
Of course, one poll can be an outlyer. 538 is still unchanged at 42% approval.
Here’s a better plan: Duncan and Devin go RVing with noted enthusiasts Clarence Thomas and John Boehner and they all meet up somewhere in Arizona, head-on at 75 mph.
Actually he is down to 41.6 % after that poll. Lowest I have seen him on 538 since the shutdown. Obviously any polling outfit can come up with a stinker but Ipsos has a fairly good rating(B+). It also looks like the only poll so far that was taken when and after the Mueller report was issued. This is encouraging and worth keeping an eye on.
One day I’ll tell you about the night Danny Bonaduce and I, along with the backfiekd of the Arizona Cardinals, got roughed up by three of Phoenix’s finest and bounced out of a bar onto the sidewalk. Literally bounced. The two escorts escaped out the back door. All because they ran out of peel & eat shrimp.