Trump Outright Denies Arlington Cemetery Altercation

[possum]

Re-direct, Your Honor. In you words,Sir: “I have never jerked it while eating pizza, which is seriously weird.”
Ladies and Gentlemen of the jury, in his OWN words, the defendant says that it is normal to “Eat pizza while jerking is normal”! To “jerk it without eating pizza is Weird”!
I have to wonder if he folds his pizza, and if so, what he folds it over! Was he sitting on a couch at the time?
Objection!
Sustained! The Jury will disregard!
Judge Cannon gavels , delivers a verdict of acquittal to the jury…

[lestatdelc]

Ok. 100% brain fart.

[jinnj]

Well, apparently you’re lacking essential characteristics to be a prime MAGA candidate for high office! You need get a grip on yourself & get experience in different facets of life!

[becca656]

Deleted.

[jinnj]

“Poorer” ? -… than he was on paper months ago - but it all was pretty much fantasy money that was on paper - the hyped-up “value” was a lot of hot air - the enterprise has no genuine worth - it is a lame speculation - that is only propelled by the connection to Trump… and like all things connected to Trump - it is essentially a scam to funnel $$$ to Trump.

[jinnj]

Seriously hooked on Covfefe …

[tao]

Deleted. Some other time.

[dicktater]

@noonm

Switching his VP candidate to RFK Jr?

@austin_dave

Or to Tim Pool.

Are they in time the official date in order to change ballots in all 50 states?
I could see Chump doing that…he always wants to act like he is the big chief decider, and be seen FIRING folks, and the chessmaster moving pieces around. It would also give him the added chaos of having every state have to change ballots and cracks he could exploit in challenges to the election. “Due to the unprecedented problems that _____ County experienced with ballot issues…”

[squirreltown]

@brian512

and I’ll spare you the whole wind-up

Good call

[iafixture]

@castor_troy

@txlawyer

That’s pretty weird.

And that’s pretty judgy for an alledged-liberal, to diss on others’ kinks.

Porn booth is kink but not weird. Adding food into that unhygienic environment is weird and gross.

[darrtown]

@noonm

911 call was made Monday night, saying there were “32 Venezuelans” trespassing in a building on the 6100 block of King Drive, “showing guns in the courtyard” and packing the courtyard and stairwells, according to scanner audio archived by crimeisdown.com.

A Local Karen reporting some Spanish-speaking residents for crimes to be determined later?

Try that in Tucson. Our population is 45% Hispanic

[darrtown]

Note how donnie must be the center of attention while a herd of elephants trample sacred ground.

N.B. Many times elephants are smarter than humans.

[sydneyp22]

@brutus1910

I’m hoping for an audible “b****,” “c***,” or “n*****,” or even just a plain old, “nasty woman.”

Drinking game?

[brian512]

@squirreltown

@brian512

and I’ll spare you the whole wind-up

Good call

Don’t get used to it.

[squirreltown]

I’m certainly glad we got that straight.

[IBecameACitizenforthis]

@jinnj

and like all things connected to Trump - it is essentially a scam to funnel $$$ to Trump.

I think we are violently agreeing on this matter It’s a scam and the only beneficiary will be TCF and whoever manages to skim some off the top before it collapses - probably whoever is shorting the stock at the moment. Though surprisingly only 10M shares are short, 2.6 days to cover. That is 17% of the public float though, and the traded volume is high on a daily basis.

[philmore]

@Hatmama

But is still considered a rural, underserved area, with a whole lot of poverty. riddled with fentanyl and meth, and very poor schools and medical coverage. With very little affordable housing, because $$$$ Retired Californians have decided to move here, in spite of the possibility of a 9.2 Cascadia subduction zone earthquake. But, of course, they don’t have to worry about education, because no children of theirs’ are school age.

Huh? None of this has to do with schools teaching science. Recall:

@Hatmama

. And “science” is hard for us people in the U.S., since we stopped encouraging our schools to teach it to our children.

“We” gets quite a workout here. Normally you are a thoughtful writer, but this is over-the-top anti-intellectualism - the kind you yourself decry.

@Hatmama

So, maybe you live in a prime, blue state, and in an urban area with a lot of middle to upper class families. Or a Red state in an area with urban areas with intelligent people, with high tech and medical/government workforce or industry.

This is needless and gratuitous. Here is the Northeast, we have high poverty - among the highest in the U.S. And yes, somehow, “we” teach science. I enter my 36th year as an early childhood educator.

@Hatmama

With very little affordable housing, because $$$$ Retired Californians have decided to move here, in spite of the possibility of a 9.2 Cascadia subduction zone earthquake. But, of course, they don’t have to worry about education, because no children of theirs’ are school age.

Also nothing to do whatsoever with the subject at hand.

Hey, I know of districts in the deep red south whose schools are among the best in our country. Among the highest performing school in the world includes no-name schools in Northern Illinois.

[Hatmama]

I accept your constructive criticism. But don’t necessarily agree with all of it.

[philmore]

Thank you. It’s good you understand the state is the central organizing unit of education in the U.S. (Some here don’t seem to get that. There are numerous instances throughout the U.S. of unusually highly performing school districts in otherwise mediocre or worse states.) From what little I know it seems Washington ranks fairly highly in the U.S. It depends on the strength and leadership of a state’s education department with respect to curriculum and standards (and so much more else).

[Hatmama]

It also depends on the affordability of housing for young (and lower-salary) workers. For example, where I live we have NO decent affordable housing, so we can’t get competent teachers to come or stay here. Even the tier four (the lowest of the rank) hospital cannot get competent allied health staff (even medical staff) to work here. Consequently, our housing costs effect the quality of life for all families, except the wealthiest, who come here from Seattle and California, and build or buy $2 Million homes in a heartbeat. Not exactly affordable for a public school teacher, or an X-ray technician.