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July 10, 2018

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Pinandpuller

Did the first Thai soccer players say,"first?"

Threadkiller

I had my doubts up until the media was kicked out. Once they were no longer underfoot, my confidence was restored.

Bunky

Did Charlie Manson try out for the Monkees? All the Supreme Court crap makes me think of nominees or actors trying out for parts. I know weird.

narciso

Well the problem is theresa made a deal with her self and 'called it macaroni'

narciso

Seeing as Manson is quite dead, that's improbable.

But that was quite a feat for their Thai rescue team

Bunky

Back in 1966

Dave (in MA)

For some reason, the standard typepad avatars are showing up as busted images. The custom ones like Pinandpullers are OK.

narciso

So those memos crowd sourced from the up, want exactly accurate


http:/dailycaller.com/2017/09/07/yet-another-anonymously-sourced-trump-russia-story-falls-apart

Threadkiller

It is kinda nice this way, Dave. You can now see the Scroll On By name at the top of the useless comment.

JimNorCal

Christian group AFA backs away from opposing Kavanaugh, agrees to trust PDJT and let things play out.

"AFA has opposed the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S Supreme Court for some very valid reasons. We are deeply concerned about how he might ultimately rule on issues related to abortion and religious liberty. For these reasons, we consider this nomination to represent a four-star appointment when it could have been five-star.

However, after hearing the concerns of some of our supporters, and after hearing the passionate defense of Judge Kavanaugh by many we consider to be friends in the pro-life movement, we are willing to let this process play out. We eagerly await the confirmation hearings when we hope to get clarification from Judge Kavanaugh on aspects related to our concerns.

At this time, we have no plans to fight President Trump on this nomination. He has appointed a lot of good federal judges already and we look forward to many more. We hope that our concerns prove to be unfounded."

narciso

Any more results tk, or do you have to wait till later?

Tom R

https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1016751480232206336?s=21

If Paul Sperry is correct, this changes pretty much everything we think we know about Spygate and the Mueller SC investigation right?

Threadkiller

Thanks, narciso. The cardiologist left a message yesterday and I have called back today and left him a message. His turn.

Nothing to report yet.

Eye Doctor

Wrong Tommy boy!

Extraneus

Why, Tom? Doesn't it just mean that they were spying on the campaign even more than we already knew?

daddy

Remember that movie from back in the late 60's, "Wild In The Streets" where the young protesters lace the drinks of Congress with LSD and the Congressmen all go crazy and the revolutionaries take over?

Well watching the reactions to Judge Kavanaugh of the Dem Congress-critters today I think the movie got it exactly right on the Democratic side of Congress all being strung out on LSD, but they didn't need any revolutionaries to lace their drinks---they just drank the Acid laced Koolaid fed to them by Schumer, Pelosi, Durban, Pocohantis, Bernie Sanders, and Maxine Waters.

Eye Doctor

Wrong Tommy boy!

Extraneus

And if they had a FISA on Manafort and still never found any Russian collusion, it means Mueller is even more of a scumbag than we thought.

Threadkiller

Wasn't the Paul Sperry revelation all the rage back in September? Has it suddenly elevated above "sources say" credibility?

Since most of the speculation has been off of these kinds ff sources in the first place, why wasn't there more 4D emphasis on this story back then?

Man Tran

Someone posted a link a few days ago about revealing images of our nuclear tests (MM?) that I finally had a chance to review.

Here it is again:

http://www.businessinsider.com/new-nuclear-blast-videos-2017-3

So, now the inside story: the first pix were for a test done on June 24, 1957 in Nevada. The test was named Priscilla.

That just happens to be the name of my buddy G’s mom, (several of you have met G). Coincidence? Actually no. She is the niece of the bird colonial that ran the tests and had just joined the Livermore Labs as the first female scientist. G just called to confirm.

daddy

"Show me the Man Socks and I'll show you the crime!"

Eye Doctor

Looks like insurance to me Tommy boy.

Miss Marple the Deplorable

Here is my entire question about Manafort:

Who recommended him? I had never heard of the guy and I follow a lot of politics. He also had done business with Podesta.

So, WHO recommended him? Was it Roger Stone, or was Stone just trying to take credit. And apparently (according to the replies to that comment by Sperry) Manafort was recommended by Edwin Cox (married to Tricia Nixon) AND also had worked for McCain.

So, this thing is just chock full of dubious connections and I really would like to know the truth.

Dave (in MA)

Apparently Fauxcahontas is sending out smoke signals that her vote on [XX] is going to be No.

RattlerGator

A rather curious line from Walter Russell Mead, ENRDV:

Mr. Trump is hard to understand not because he is deep but because he is different.

The certainty of it is what strikes me. It could have easily been writter much more charitably, much more humbly. But no, it has to be written in the style of a nature documentary on NatGeo with some anonymous voice telling us what Seals are thinking as they lounge on the banks of some faraway shore.

Newsflash for Walter Russell Mead: he's a deep thinker *and* different. You might want to put that in your pipe and smoke it. It's not merely that "drama, crisis and risk have been Mr. Trump’s constant companions for many years." Such is the case for many, many successful businessmen and politicians.

I just read an appropriate tweet thread, here's a few:

2. Most people don't understand Trump's strategy because they have swallowed the gaslighting of the media over the last 30 years. Trump hasn't swallowed the gaslighting.

— unseen1 (@unseen1_unseen) July 10, 2018

3. Basically the fact is we are rich. Independently wealthy beyond measure. If you think of the rest of the world in basic economic class terms all the other countries except maybe 10 are poor to middle class.

— unseen1 (@unseen1_unseen) July 10, 2018

4. You have maybe 10 that are considered wealthy (think millionaires)with only one other that could be considered very wealthy (China). China could be seen as a multimillionaire. However the USA is a multibillionaire. The only multibillionaire in the world.

— unseen1 (@unseen1_unseen) July 10, 2018

5. Add in the fact that the millionaires and the multimillionaire owes their income to the multibillionaire USA.

— unseen1 (@unseen1_unseen) July 10, 2018

7. Trump knows this, he isn't embarrassed by it, he doesn't think we should give up our wealth because others aren't as wealthy. He looks at the rest of the countries as he looks at his business dealings. You don't allow the renters to set their rent. You set the rent.

— unseen1 (@unseen1_unseen) July 10, 2018

Apparently, it takes some seriously deep thinking to figure this out given that our entire intelligentsia and political class could not do so.

Kevlar Kid

I haven't heard any ProgTardo outrage over affirmative action and SCOTUS.

what if that's the low-hanging fruit?

after hearing about two veteran and distinguished white male Navy SEALS being dismissed from service (because one allegedly inappropriately touched a female "SEAL" in barracks),and the switch of white women voters to MAGA in the last election--- because their husbands and sons are being clobbered by the anti-white male virus of Obama--- i'd say aa is in the crosshairs and much easier to rule unconstitutional (CalTech's binge of late).

All discussed on first hour of Savage Nation today.

Why did Trump pick a white male hetero Christian with a female wife and more than 1 child?

Big time signal?

More coming into the #WalkAway?

Could be huge.

Captain Hate

This is really comedy gold:

Some liberals are already blaming her for tipping the balance of the Court to the right because she didn't retire during obama's second term to get a guaranteed left leaning young Judge confirmed.


I suspect they are correct because she will be pushing 90 during Trump's second term.


Posted by: The Great White Scotsman at July 10, 2018 03:39 PM (+Dllb)


A withered, desiccated husk watching Trump run like a Wakandan Battle Rhino across the landscape, all the while being the despised Notorious RBG for not retiring so Barry Obumblefart could replace her with 1/2 a commie.
She thought she would inaugurate Hillary and get a full commie on the coattails of their sweep of the House and Senate when Hillary ushered in the New World Order.
Yep the commies went "All In" and drew a pair of jack shit.

HAHAHAHAHA does not do it justice. Of all the things I find sweet about this election, its the RBG aspect of it.

Sitting on the bench, falling asleep late in the day, jolting awake to the sound of that old black guys gavel and wet farting in her pants.
Posted by: Cuthbert the Witless at July 10, 2018 04:21 PM (ymnmz)

Miss Marple the Deplorable

daddy,

I see you saw my post at the end of the last thread. Flat-out PO's me. Zinke is about as hard-working as the President. I follow him on Twitter and he is all over the country visiting parks and lands, encouraging employees, posting explanations on Twitter (today he was explaining for National Cow Appreciation Day why they are glad to let grassland be used for grazing.)

Zinke is a former Navy SEAL. And the other day he was working out in a gym wearing a t-shirt that said "I stand for the flag and kneel for the cross."

So I am enraged at this petty harassment.

daddy

Rush read on air the combined wealth of Kavanaugh and I was surprised when Rush mentioned he'll be the poorest of the Supreme's (if confirmed of course) since he's the only one who isn't a millionaire.

Here's El RushBo's short riff on that which he concludes this way:

This is an interesting bearing account of between $15,000 and $50,000, and an account less than $15,000 in Vanguard funds. We’re… This is a net worth, not counting the home, of under $100,000! This guy’s been in Washington his whole life. How do you do that? (interruption) No! He must be incredibly honest! (interruption) What do you mean, “gambling problem”? Don’t say that. This guy’s gotta be incredibly honest to be in D.C. all of these years with this influence and…? This is incredible! It’s worth knowing.

Kevlar Kid

LOL with RG.

Don't hate me, Bro cuzzi rich. Get rich WITH me!

Extraneus

Keith Ellison Won’t Rule Out Democrats Impeaching Supreme Court Justices

I will say that there have been no court judges that have been impeached. And I will say there were some things that came up with Justice Thomas that were very concerning to me in terms of his impartiality, so I agree that it could theoretically happen.

Go for it.

Miss Marple the Deplorable

RTG,

I was going to post that thread by unseen1 in a little while! Mind-meld!

I go back to the whole Queens accent thing. President Trump has had to deal with construction people his entire career. He is used to blunt talk without fancy words. I would like to see some of these "analysts" get through the Wharton School of Finance. HA!

In MY opinion, President Trump has been thinking about the situation in the world for a very long time (at least since the mid-80's). He is a creative thinker, as I learned from reading "Art of the Deal."

The NeverTrumpers despise him because he won't kowtow to them, as he knows they are full of crap. They don't DO anything, just yammer.

I believe he has cultivated this blowhard persona to hide what he is really doing from the evil press. You cannot convince me that Mattis, Pompeo, Perry, Mnuchin, Carson, Zinke, and the rest signed on to someone who was flying by the seat of his pants. And that includes Pence, who is a moral and cautious guy (he was my governor).

Nope. Trump had a plan which he outlined to each cabinet member before they signed on. My gosh, Kay Bailey Hutchison is the Ambassador to NATO! Who would have thought SHE would sign on.

Stealth President is what he is. And the kaboom will be lowered on a lot of people before this is all over with.

Kevlar Kid

RBG--- a bad brick of cheese left out in the sun too long.

maryrose

So happy everyone is safe and sound and out of the cave.
Anonamom and RalphL:
You guys are hilarious!

maryrose

Ext:
Keith Ellison obviously failed his civics and all his government classes.
What a dunce.

Kevlar Kid

Appointees of the POTUS are an extension of the office's elected authority.

Verbal assault, threats of violence with threatening rhetoric and mob behavior in a private establishment or in a publicly funded venue should be dealth with as severely as threats made against the POTUS.

The mob believes it lives in Revolutionary France.

Time to start arresting them and putting them in some comfy lockups so the usual suspects can resent them directly for the overcrowding on some boo-sh*t.

Stephanie, Nene, Not your Normal Grandma

Harvard F Miller II
12 mins

Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) said on Tuesday that “it’ll be very difficult for anyone to argue” that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh “is not qualified.”

Captain Hate on the iPhone

For Momto2

I met a Morkie owner today at the dog park today. The dog, Ethel, wasn't there; instead a dog he's taking care of, Kepler, a young German Shepherd/Huskie mix was there. He started to describe Ethel as a mix of a Yorkshire terrier and a Maltese and I said "a Morkie" and his eyes lit up. She was attacked by some worthless cur at a young age and is afraid of Kepler (who could attack a Morkie?) but otherwise lives a happy life. She's all black and I hope I get a chance to see her.

Kevlar Kid

POTUS reminds me of cranes and other predatory birds that feed on the eggs of the amphibious swamp critters. i'm wondering how many nests he's clearing out with simple administrative blocking, tackling and the old fashioned 3 yards and a cloud of dust approach (High school football metaphor-- the only dust in the NFL is in the Raiders' antiquated Coliseum!)

Tom R

And if they had a FISA on Manafort and still never found any Russian collusion, it means Mueller is even more of a scumbag than we thought.


If the Obama administration had a FISA warrant in place against Manafort before he joined the Trump campaign then that reinforces the speculation that Manafort was a plant who joined the campaign as part of the cabal to eventually destroy Trump. Did Manafort join the Trump campaign to truly help him win the election or was he a part of the cabal intending to destroy Trump from the outset? Due to Manafort's business deals with the Podesta brothers its not really much of a stretch for me to accept the possibility that Manafort knew it would be financially advantageous for him if Hillary won. I can certainly see the GOP Establishment working with Obama to destroy Trump and help Hillary win.

I certainly don't know the answer but if Manafort joined the campaign with the intention of helping the Swamp/DC Establishment destroy Trump, then I'm inclined to believe once Trump took office he learned of Manafort's involvement in the conspiracy. Fast forward to the meeting between Trump and Mueller the day before Mueller was appointed SC. I can imagine one topic that was discussed: Trump informing Mueller he wanted Manafort held accountable for his actions.

Miss Marple the Deplorable

Kevlar Kid,

I want arrests as well, as does my local friend Jan. We are sick of this.

NO elected or appointed official should be harassed at their homes or in public places. These are not demonstrations, they are stalking and harassment.

If you want to demonstrate, go to a public park and hold signs and sing or something.

Furthermore, I want people who encourage this, like Maxine Waters, to be charged with inciting a riot.

Eye Doctor

Tommy boy, you are just too funny!

Eye Doctor

Tommy boy

Does this mean Comey is a good guy working with Trump as well?

anonamom

Happen to know Monte Wedl daddy???

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5935373/Woman-sues-United-Airlines-claiming-drunken-passenger-sexually-assaulted-her.html

Kevlar Kid

Hey Stephanie! You ever heard this one. Paw sent to ya via me-oh-my:


AN OLD WOMAN WALKED UP AND TIED HER OLD MULE TO THE HITCHING POST.

AS SHE STOOD THERE, BRUSHING SOME OF THE DUST FROM HER FACE AND CLOTHES, A YOUNG GUNSLINGER STEPPED OUT OF THE SALOON WITH A GUN IN ONE HAND AND A BOTTLE OF WHISKEY IN THE OTHER. THE YOUNG GUNSLINGER LOOKED AT THE OLD WOMAN AND LAUGHED, "HEY OLD WOMAN, HAVE YOU EVER DANCED?"

THE OLD WOMAN LOOKED UP AT THE GUNSLINGER AND SAID, "NO,... I NEVER DID DANCE... NEVER REALLY WANTED TO."

A CROWD HAD GATHERED AS THE GUNSLINGER GRINNED AND SAID "WELL, YOU OLD BAG, YOU'RE GONNA DANCE NOW," AND STARTED SHOOTING AT THE OLD WOMAN'S FEET.

THE OLD WOMAN PROSPECTOR -- NOT WANTING TO GET HER TOE BLOWN OFF --STARTED HOPPING AROUND. EVERYBODY WAS LAUGHING. WHEN HIS LAST BULLET HAD BEEN FIRED, THE YOUNG GUNSLINGER, STILL LAUGHING, HOLSTERED HIS GUN AND TURNED AROUND TO GO BACK INTO THE SALOON.

THE OLD WOMAN TURNED TO HER PACK MULE, PULLED OUT A DOUBLE-BARRELED SHOTGUN, AND COCKED BOTH HAMMERS.

THE LOUD CLICKS CARRIED CLEARLY THROUGH THE DESERT AIR, AND THE CROWD STOPPED LAUGHING IMMEDIATELY.

THE YOUNG GUNSLINGER HEARD THE SOUNDS, TOO, AND HE TURNED AROUND VERY SLOWLY. THE SILENCE WAS ALMOST DEAFENING. THE CROWD WATCHED AS THE YOUNG GUNMAN STARED AT THE OLD WOMAN AND THE LARGE GAPING HOLES OF THOSE TWIN BARRELS.

THE BARRELS OF THE SHOTGUN NEVER WAVERED IN THE OLD WOMAN'S HANDS, AS SHE QUIETLY SAID, "SON, HAVE YOU EVER KISSED A MULE'S ASS?"

THE GUNSLINGER SWALLOWED HARD AND SAID, "NO M'AM... BUT I'VE ALWAYS WANTED TO.

THERE ARE FIVE LESSONS HERE FOR ALL OF US:

> 1 - Never be arrogant.
> 2 - Don't waste ammunition.
> 3 - Whiskey makes you think you're smarter than you are.
> 4 - Always make sure you know who has the power.
> 5 - Don't mess with old people; they didn't get old by being stupid.

Extraneus

Interesting theory, Tom. All we need is the date when the FISA was submitted, if there really was a Manafort FISA. I was assuming it was after he joined Trump but you may be right since he wasn't with the campaign very long.

But why would they need a FISA on a confidential informant? His communications wouldn't need to be intercepted by NSA.

Jim Eagle

Been back a while from Le Charlot where we had a Belgium v. France watch party with all the French in Southampton. All friends and all very happy as we are very sad. Not. When you have a well played clean game like that and good friends, wine and steak tartare, how can you not feel good.

Proficiat France. Now onto England v. Croatia tomorrow. Don't think it will be as clean as he other game since Croats have fewer BPL teamates on the pitch like France and Belgium did.

I forsee an England v. France final and if it comes to pass it may attract the largest audience ever for a WC final. All the while Trump is in England. Yikes! Who will pay attention to Saddiq's balloon?

Kevlar Kid

MM:

Imagine Bull Connor going on national TV and saying what Mad Max said? Imagine Malcolm X in this day and age saying what MaMax said? Muhammad Ali? Ronald Reagan?

the consequences would have been fierce. Max Waters needs to be the subject of an intense investigation into her okie doked banking criminality.

daddy

Wedl is a veteran freight pilot with FedEx - a criminal assault complaint was filed against him but he was acquitted of all charges

Ha! A'mom. Well let me go check our website and see if the old adage that "There is no such thing as 'Bad Publicity'" still applies:(

We have had our share, and don't even get me started on "The Tucson-Tallyworker" who got fired after doing something similar to this Wedl character except he did it on the Balcony overlooking the Hotel Swimming Pool.

I don't know Wedl but he sure looks familiar. My guess is he is a Captain in our Hong Kong base.

clarice feldman

KK, I think you're right--I wouldn't bet on a long lifeline for AA.

Porchlight

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Pinandpuller

Did anyone besides mr narciso know Matt Taiibbi used to live in Russia?

Extraneus

Heh. That's a good one, Porch.

Jim Eagle

On July 19th at the Southampton Historical Museum, I am putting up around 25 vintage sporting memorabilia and items from my Museum collection. A lot of duplicates or provenance unknown but still collectible. If anyone knows of those who collect vintage (pre-1930) golf clubs, tennis racquets, cricket or skating let me know and I will send them the full inventory for sale.

Make sure they either have an Amex card or sizable checkbook:)

Tom R

EXT,

Based on this article the FISA warrant on Manafort could go back to before the 2008 campaign.

https://www.circa.com/story/2017/06/21/heres-the-russia-influence-controversy-that-john-mccain-doesnt-want-you-to-know-about

Kevlar Kid

I learned from a caller on Savage Nation today, that the Soviet had their own version of affirmative action and it had a Russian name which meant affirmative action.

it was used to bring ethnic minorities into the system to replace "problematic" descendants of the old state who'd crossed over. they weren't trusted so they were pushed out as the soviet state grew in size.

i didn't catch the name. the soviets made the most of our "civil rights" movement, co-opting it to infuse it with their ideology on "equality."

yikes.

Kevlar Kid

henry.... have you heard from ChiTownL re his take on the SCOTUS pick? -Kev

Beasts of England

That is excellent, Porch!! :)

Momto2

CH - What a cute name! If you get a chance, snap a photo of Ethyl. Darby's lost a lot of her black that was on her face as a puppy. Her newest trick is stealing the kitten's toys. We routinely find catnip filled mice and other little cat toys piled up in her bed. She is a little scamp!

Captain Hate on the iPhone

I knew that about Matt. Taiibi used to be a smart and funny guy, giving Flathead his moniker in a hilarious book review that pointed out everything that gasbag got wrong (it was a long review).

Then he worried too much about what the cool kids thought of him and it was game over.

Kevlar Kid

Tom R: your 5:29p link is intriguing. i'll feed it to the old subconscious with the rest of the material coming up and out.

at present, i'm in overload mode with the entire Deep State cootie taw sitch. not enough time or bandwidth to parse. but for now, ten steps back is good enough.

i'm enjoying your theorizing.

Kev

Momto2

Just back from the dentist and need a root canal. Started having pain on the 4th but dentist was out of town. Not looking forward to it but dentist thinks I wasn't brushing vigorously enough while my neck was broken. I'm sure he's right. I was afraid to do just about everything.

Thankful we live in an age with dentistry instead of having to visit the blacksmith!

Miss Marple the Deplorable

I still say this was an effort to frame Trump and destroy him and his company.

It wouldn't have stopped there. They would have gone after Pence, Kellyanne Conway, big donors, the NTA, Rush Limbaugh, you name it.

I absolutely believe they were planning show trials.

rse

Statement from Caroline Fredrickson, President, American Constitution Society

“President Trump has a radical far right agenda that is out of step with most Americans; the selection of Brett Kavanaugh as his Supreme Court nominee is simply part of that agenda. Kavanaugh was hand selected by the radical right in this country expressly to target laws, freedoms and protections they have been trying to undo for decades. Now the future of women’s reproductive health, our health care system, workers’ rights, access to the voting booth, and environmental safeguards all hang in the balance.

“The Supreme Court is supposed to be the last hope of those seeking justice against powerful and often discriminatory special interests. The next Justice should be someone who will look out for the needs of everyday Americans, not just the powerful and wealthy.

“As the Senate begins hearings on Kavanaugh's nomination, the public should take care not to fall for empty pledges from Trump and the Senate majority that they just want someone who will uphold the Constitution. They should also be wary of fake statements from Kavanaugh that he will just follow settled law or just make rulings based on the merits of the cases before him. No words or pledges can change the fact that this is a pick designed to undo many of the freedoms and protections Americans hold dear.”

The American Constitution Society (ACS), founded in 2001 and one of the nation's leading progressive legal organizations, is a rapidly growing network of lawyers, law students, scholars, judges, policymakers and other concerned individuals dedicated to making the law a force to improve lives of all people. For more information about the organization or to locate one of the more than 200 lawyer and law student chapters in 48 states, please visit www.acslaw.org.

Miss Marple the Deplorable

NRA, not NTA. Sorry.

Kevlar Kid

Momto2: it'll be over soon! i had one 11 years ago and one prior to that 10 years ago.

what i found remarkable was the advances in needle manufacturing. the procedure required 5 shots as i was told up front. i didn't feel any of the injections.

"all done." came the pronouncement before i could blink that tense blink my body was giving in anticipation based on prior experiences.

best wishes before, during, and after! SMOOTHIES, Baby!!!

Kev

Miss Marple the Deplorable

Spy on political opponents -> No problem.

Set up a private email server in violation of govt rules -> No penalty.

Weaponize the IRS to harass political opponents -> No worries at all.

BUT, wearing a pair of Trump socks. Must investigate ASAP. https://t.co/Qso4bLEwwt

— Dan Bongino (@dbongino) July 10, 2018
RattlerGator

LOL with RG.

Don't hate me, Bro cuzzi rich. Get rich WITH me!

Posted by: Kevlar Kid | July 10, 2018 at 04:34 PM

Exactamundo.

Extraneus

the FISA warrant on Manafort could go back to before the 2008 campaign

During Bush's time? :-)

Btw, wasn't McCain supposed to resign his senate seat on the 4th?

RattlerGator

KK, I think you're right--I wouldn't bet on a long lifeline for AA.

Posted by: clarice feldman | July 10, 2018 at 05:20 PM

It was Sandra Day O'Connor who announced in an opinion that affirmative action had a limited shelf life -- correct? I seem to remember something about 25 years or so -- that timeframe may have been the opinion of a legal analysis writer -- and I think O'Connor was delivering an opinion in a construction case (Adarand?). Anyway, I suspect that time is now.

And with the craziness we're seeing from Black Democrats? The mood of the country is ready for that shiznit to end.

Davod

I am getting a little sick and tired of everyone saying ICE was only set up after 911. Didn't we have the Immigration and Naturalization Service and the border patrol?

clarice feldman

Momto2, these days it's practically painless. I've had several--the dental surgeon uses a device that let's him see what he's doing as he clears out the root and fills it. You'll have adequate sedation and the healing is quick.

Extraneus

“The Supreme Court is supposed to be the last hope of those seeking justice against powerful and often discriminatory special interests.

Is that in the Constitution?

Porchlight

Yes, Davod. From Le Wiki:

The agencies that were either moved entirely or merged in part into ICE included the investigative and intelligence resources of the United States Customs Service, the criminal investigative, detention and deportation resources of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, and the Federal Protective Service. The Federal Protective Service was later transferred from ICE to the National Protection and Programs Directorate effective October 28, 2009. In 2003, Asa Hutchinson moved the Federal Air Marshals Service from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to ICE,[9] but Chertoff moved them back to the TSA in 2005.[10]
Jim Eagle

The left are in full uptick mode. Not as many in the 60's and early 70's with 'Nam but still the same - organized, pre-printed signs, bullhorns, marches, harrassement. Remember how that ended?

Ask McGovern or his widow, if still alive.

rse

RG-I seem to remember that was in the bakke opinion, which I believe predated her as it was when I was in college. Lewis POwell?

RattlerGator

And Tom R, I'm virtually certain Trump knew about Manafort before he ever showed up trying to work for him. Not necessarily because of Trump's intellect or network but because he's not operating alone.

There's definitely a circle that desperately did not want Hillary to be President (thank God Almighty!)

* * *

MM, I knew you would have seen those tweets. The still fascinating thing to me is how the presumption of intelligence always works against Trump. Mead included. He *can't* be a deep thinker.

Well, why not?

Are all of these Ivy League idiots who set the legal agenda in this country for decades and tend to bow down to things European . . . deep thinkers?

Really?

Somebody lied.

Time for some eats; later, Gators.

JM Hanes

Eye Doctor:

"…it's because the Podesta's are the real target."

ROTFL

Stephanie, Nene, Not your Normal Grandma

Excellent KK! Glad y'all are appreciating the yolks.

Heading out in a few to see Ant and Wasp or whatever the hell the newest Marvel movie is called. Glad to see a few good reviews here about it!

Frau Edith Steingehirn

Posted by: Davod | July 10, 2018 at 05:47 PM


Yes! More fake news. Democratic socialists most easily hoodwinked.

maryrose

Momto2:
I have had 2 root canals.
Not difficult and quick healing.

Extraneus
In her opinion in Grutter v. Bollinger, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor concluded that affirmative action in college admissions is justifiable, but not in perpetuity: “We expect that 25 years from now, the use of racial preferences will no longer be necessary to further the interest [in student body diversity] approved today.”

Grutter v. Bollinger was decided in 2003. Bakke was from 1978.

https://gspp.berkeley.edu/research/selected-publications/was-justice-oconnor-right-race-and-highly-selective-college-admissions-in-2

lurkersusie

Nunes Targets the Real Collusion: The Media and DOJ - American Greatness

https://amgreatness.com/2018/07/10/nunes-targets-the-real-collusion-the-media-and-doj/

Pinandpuller

Can RBG do like John McCain and hang around in purgatory indefinitely?

rse

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-07-10/thai-cave-rescue-all-12-boys-and-football-coach-free-from-cave/9977160

Stephanie, Nene, Not your Normal Grandma

BTW jomers I'm back on twitter and have followed all of you that I can find. And followed your followers, too. @stephaniegaatl

You may now commence singing 'Back in the Saddle Again' and have the same earworm I do. You're welcome. :D

daddy

A'mom,

Holy Moly, your 05:06 link. I don't know the "alleged" perv nor can I find any mention of this on any of the usual websites. I can see that he is still not fired, but I can also see that he has been "Not Operationally Qualified" since right around the time of the incident back in 2016, so my guess is that my Union Dues went into the expensive pockets of some high priced Lawyers to keep him on the payroll and his ass out of jail. My guess that he was/is Hong Kong based was correct. NOQ means he is not currently qualified to fly a plane---almost 2 years now.

Extraneus

Good link, ls. I like Julie Kelly. She's careful about what she states as fact.

Tom R

Ext,

Yes during Bush's time and the Bush DOJ/FBI actually did the right thing and informed the McCain campaign about Manafort's background with the pro-Russian Ukrainian officials.

Due to his foreign lobbying activities it's quite possible there was an active FISA warrant on Manafort starting during the end of Bush Jr's term and the entirety of Obama's term.

If the Obama DOJ/FBI were spying on Manafort for an extended period of time, then you know good and well they were aware of his $75 million money laundering activities. While the Obama administration did not bring charges against Manafort, knowing how criminally corrupt they are I wouldn't be surprised at all if the Obama DOJ/FBI dangled the threat of indictment as a means to get Manafort to go along with their plan to destroy Trump. Manafort had to believe Hillary was going to win just like everyone else did so he agreed to play his role in the cabal.

That's how I would write the movie script at least.

Jim Eagle

Steph,

Twitter blocked me for some insane reason. I told them to go to hell.

How many of the Thai SEAL divers were trained here at Coronado? All of them.

MAGA.

Jacques LePoof

"vintage sporting memorabilia.. golf clubs, tennis racquets, cricket or skating"

You call those "sports"? LOL, games for girly men and manly chicks!

Eye Doctor

Tom R

I like the part where you have Mueller jumping back and forth between the good guys and the bad guys. Funny stuff.

Jim Eagle

In the parlance of cricket you have been caught out for 0, asshole. Back to killfile.

Eye Doctor

Tom R

Does your new theory mean Podesta is not the target?

Extraneus

That's how I would write the movie script at least.

Aren't there movies where you can change the outcome at the end? That would be so cool for yours.

Let's see the one where Rosenstein is wearing a Superman outfit after he whips off his suit.

Let's see the one where Rosenstein and his family end up destitute after 5 years of crushing legal fees.

Captain Hate

Momto2,

Teddy steal Sailor's toys whenever he has a chance. If I see Ethel I'll take a picture. I know about where the family lives.

Sui Generis!

But from a legal and constitutional perspective, Kavanaugh wasn’t saying that the courts should find that the president shouldn’t be investigated or indicted. To the contrary. He was saying that Congress should pass a law ensuring that result, because without it, the president was open to being investigated — and maybe even indicted.

Pause to take that in. If a law by Congress is necessary to fix the problem, it follows that without such a law, it is perfectly permissible under the Constitution to investigate a sitting president, as Starr did.

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Conservatives Win Free Speech Fight Against UMass-Amherst

The University of Massachusetts-Amherst has agreed to lift restrictions on the location and duration of speech, ending a legal fight with conservative students.

As previously reported by Campus Reform, Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) objected to a provision of the school’s land use policy, which stipulated that “outdoor speeches and rallies during class hours may be held only on the -west side (main entrance) of the Student Union Building, and shall be limited to one (1) hour in length, from noon to 1:00 P.M.”

The Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), a legal group representing YAL in court, announced the policy change in a press release late last month, noting that the lawsuit has been dropped in light of the development.

“In response to a student group’s lawsuit, University of Massachusetts Amherst has eliminated its highly restrictive speech policy that limited all ‘speeches and rallies’ to less than one percent of campus and only between noon and 1 p.m. each day,” ADF wrote.

“In light of the changes made by the Board of Trustees as part of a preliminary settlement, Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys representing the campus chapter of Young Americans for Liberty and student Nicholas Consolini voluntarily dismissed their lawsuit.”

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MCCAIN BACKS KAVANAUGH

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Eye Doctor

Tom R

Is Mueller targeting Trump or Podesta? Make up your mind

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