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The inmates are in charge of the asylum.
19th December 2018
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I keep waiting for these ‘catastrophic global floods’ and rising sea levels and they never arrive. What’s up with that?
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19th December 2018
CNN’s John Avlon Claims Russian Social Media Posts Helped Sway Election These all look pretty lame. Maybe they would have swayed John Avlon; they wouldn’t have swayed anybody that I know.
CNN’s Van Jones Calls Trump ‘Loudest Champion On Criminal Justice’ Following Senate Vote But he’ll be right back to calling Trump a racist bigot tomorrow.
Ann Coulter Lays Into Trump Over Lack Of Border Wall Ann needs to take a chill pill and get a massage or something.
Worm-like Panamanian amphibian that burrows its head in the sand named after Donald Trump
Donald Trump, unindicted co-conspirator Unindicted because he hasn’t done anything illegal.
Trump’s week of chaos: Shutdowns, probes, legal woes — and it’s only Wednesday And the ‘journalists’ just can’t quit talking about it.
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18th December 2018
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18th December 2018
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17th December 2018
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Environmentalism is growing darkly anti-human, a misanthropy that has also seeped into science.
Vivid case in point: Science, one of the world’s most prominent scientific journals, just published an anti-human exceptionalism screed by Eileen Crist. Crist, who has a Ph.D. in sociology and not in any of the natural sciences, writes to warn that the end is nigh — and the reason for the pending catastrophe is “human supremacy.”
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17th December 2018
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Since it won’t go anywhere in the Republican-controlled Senate, ‘swift posturing’ would be a more accurate description.
In Democrat-speak, ‘common sense’ = ‘unconstitutional’.
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17th December 2018
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A prominent ‘Republican’ women’s political action committee that regularly receives national media attention for its criticisms of President Donald Trump and the GOP is bankrolled by three liberal billionaire donors and activists, Federal Election Commission filings show.
Republican Women for Progress, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit, was founded by Jennifer Lim and Meghan Milloy, both former employees of Republican organizations. The duo also previously founded Republican Women for Hillary and spoke at the Democratic National Convention in the past.
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17th December 2018
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Thumb-sucker. Who didn’t know about that?
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17th December 2018
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Maybe because they aren’t. The ‘complete package’ is two parents per child. That’s a no-brainer.
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17th December 2018
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Rolling Stone, a Voice of the Crust. lets you peek behind the Narrative.
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17th December 2018
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Climate Change: Is there anything it can’t do?
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16th December 2018
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16th December 2018
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Well, one could make a long list of things AlGore said that turned out not to be true.
Women and minorities hardest hit….
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16th December 2018
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Perhaps because there are enough ‘refugee crises’ for every man, woman, and child in a major European country — who can keep track of all of them?
Every year universities in the First World graduate thousands of Social Justice Warriors just aching to go out into the world and Make A Difference … when all they actually wind up doing is Make A Stink.
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16th December 2018
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Well, actually, they don’t claim that.
What they do claim is: “Surging levels of greenhouse gases could make people tired, forgetful and stupid.”
Of course they could. But are they? No such claim is made.
But increased levels of carbon dioxide could not just affect office workers but the entire population by the end of the century, according to scientists at University College London.
Again, that weasel-word could.
This is just more climate-change alarmism, ‘journalists’ who ought to know better seizing on tentative research conclusions to justify their Chicken Little agenda.
Faugh.
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15th December 2018
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I guess fighting climate change implies leaving trash strewn around. Who knew?
At present the UK has over 66 million people. I doubt that protests involving less than a thousand people are going to impress anybody whose job it isn’t to report on it as if it were important.
Note the assumption that only the government can solve the climate change problem, implicitly by forcing people into behavior that they would not naturally do.
Note the meta-assumption that every problem is by its nature a political problem that requires political action to solve.
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14th December 2018
Andrew Napolitano Repeatedly Shreds ‘Fox & Friends’ Defense Of Trump In the eyes of the Estrogen Post, at least, mostly by getting wrong things that one might expect a judge ought to get right, such as the implications of Cohen’s plea deal.
Trump ‘directed me’ to pay hush money to Stormy Daniels and knew it was wrong, Michael Cohen claims Which is not the same as criminal, although everybody seems to be assuming that it is. And of course Cohen is the most credible witness possible. He appears to be carving out the New John Dean role.
Cohen: Trump Knew He Was Breaking Law With Payments Except that he wasnt. Cohen is ‘mind-reading’ here trying to paint Trump as black as possible to save his out butt.
NBC Legal Analyst Claims Trump Committed A Felony To Win The White House Except that he didn’t. This ‘analyst’ apparently ‘knows’ that Trump committed a felony (unspecified) but can’t be prosecuted because Cohen won’t give the necessary testimony. ‘And for some unknown reason to us, he is not doing that.’ Maybe because it didn’t happen?
#PsychicNewsNetwork Trump’s Border Policy Is Meant To ‘Traumatize’ Children, Says Democratic Sen. Jeff Merkley There must be something about the water in Oregon that lets politicians there read minds.
DACA Judge Suggests Trump’s Rhetoric Threatens Rule Of Law
Trump can be indicted as president for finance violations, Obama Justice Department official says If they find any, which they haven’t, newspaper headlines to the contrary notwithstanding.
The Establishment’s Full Fury Against Trump Is Now Unleashed
Jerry Brown Tells UN That Trump ‘Does Not Represent The People’ Of The US At least those who live in California.
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14th December 2018
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Wow, could have fooled me.
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14th December 2018
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Yeah, that’s a real head-scratcher, all right.
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14th December 2018
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I guess the Estrogen Post has nothing more important to write about.
Rap ‘stars’ can dye their hair a color not found in nature and no one of the Usual Suspects thinks it worth comment, but if a Republican decides to grow a beard it’s front-page material.
They actually get paid for this stuff.
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13th December 2018
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13th December 2018
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What drives anti-vaxxers, besides their unfounded warnings about autism, is the same principle that motivates the non-GMO crowd: we need to keep our technological hands off the supposedly divine order of nature, even if elements of that divine order, like viruses, are killing us.
I found this out firsthand years ago, when I had a conversation with the late Arne Naess, the Norwegian father of what is known as “deep ecology” and guru of the European Green movement. How seriously did Naess regard the divinity of Mother Nature? He told me that the eradication of smallpox was a technological crime against nature. The smallpox virus, he said—which had maimed, tortured, and killed millions of human beings—somehow “deserved” human protection.
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12th December 2018
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12th December 2018
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They must think Obama is still President.
Two groups of Central American migrants made separate marches on the U.S. Consulate in Tijuana Tuesday, demanding that they be processed through the asylum system more quickly and in greater numbers, that deportations be halted, and that President Trump either let them into the country or pay them $50,000 each to go home.
Hey, if you don’t ask, you don’t get.
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12th December 2018
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Hiring cartel members to execute the entire caravan would be cheaper.
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12th December 2018
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According to the New York Times, China has to step in as the global climate champion because President Trump.
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11th December 2018
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Funny how that works.
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11th December 2018
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11th December 2018
Kevin Williamson welcomes us to his day.
Eric Levitz of New York magazine has written a long-ish post that is mostly about my political views, which he gets mostly wrong. This is not entirely his fault. Levitz operates under two heavy disabilities: The first is that he’s stupid, and the second is that he’s dishonest. Paul Krugman seems to have put in a lot of work in his transition from respected economist to trifling partisan rage-monkey, but Levitz seems to have been born dumber than a catfish. So it’s only his dishonesty I’ll fault him for.
And he doesn’t mean that in a bad way….
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10th December 2018
Trump faces ‘very real prospect of jail time,’ following Cohen revelations, leading Democrat claims Schiff again.
Trump presidency must end with ‘landslide’ defeat in 2020, James Comey says in strongest attack yet Well, he can hope,.
At least 14 Trump associates spoke to Russians during campaign and transition now subject to Mueller investigation Too bad Speaking To Russians isn’t a crime.
Trump-Mueller investigation – LIVE: President warned of impeachment and jail time as probe escalates after explosive court filings These guys sure talk a good fight.
‘Morning Joe’ Says Trump’s Collusion Claims Show He’s ‘Lost His Mind’ Or Is Completely ‘Stupid’ Gee, I was about to say the same about Scarborough.
Nonpartisan Unbiased Lifelong Republican Reverend Jim Comey: We Have To Use “Every Breath We Have” To Push Trump Out of Office
White House in chaos as Trump scrambles to fill chief of staff position Don’t they wish. Trump will get a new chief of staff and the ‘chaos’ will reveal itself as wishful thinking.
Will the White House have no Chief of Staff? Women and minorities hardest hit, etc. etc.
Why has late night swapped laughs for lusting after Mueller?
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9th December 2018
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Perhaps it has something to do with the hordes of ankle-biters bitching and moaning about it.
Perhaps.
Most people who write about rich people aren’t rich themselves, and so have no idea how rich people think; the best they can do is to imagine how they would think if they themselves were rich. It usually starts out with the observation that ‘certain people have more than they could ever hope to spend’, and wends it’s way into fantasy-land from there.
The point of being rich isn’t to spend, although it does allow you to spend, sometimes lavishly; the point of being rich is that it allows you to invest. Rich people don’t put their money in a big checking account waiting for the bills from Cartier and Armani to come in — their money is invested, and rich people spend a lot of their time managing those investments. That’s how they got rich to begin with and that’s how they stay rich.
If you want to know how people who merely think of money in terms of what it can be spent on, just Google for ‘lottery winner’ and read some of the sad-sack stories. These aren’t rich people; they’re poor people with money. The difference between the two is what most article-writers never comprehend.
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9th December 2018
Two Former Obama Aides Are Certain Mueller Can Prove Russian ‘Collusion’ I suspect that they were sure Hillary was going to win, too,
Saturday Night Live: Robert De Niro makes surprise SNL appearance as Mueller in cold open I guess it’s more important to bash Trump than to actually be funny.
Ted Danson interview: ‘Election night 2016 was a slow-motion car wreck’ Yat Another Whining Anti-Trumper.
Trump administration departure list: Everyone who has been fired by Trump or quit since he took office Something that, so far as I am aware, has never been done for any previous President. I wonder what a corresponding list for Obama would look like? We won’t see one in the DemLegHump Media.
Nadler Floats Impeachment, Says New Mueller Revelations Could Justify Removing Trump Yeah, that’s news.
Schiff Says Trump May ‘Face The Very Real Prospect Of Jail Time’ Depending on what they can ‘trump’ up, of course.
‘Siege warfare’: Republican anxiety spikes as Trump faces growing legal and political perils Well, unless they come up with an actual crime, it’s not going to be a problem.
We Watch CNN’s Terrible Media Show So You Don’t Have To
Trump Family Is Worse Than Al Capone’s Criminal Empire, Says Democratic Rep Steve Cohen Seriously deranged.
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9th December 2018
Scott Adams:
The President or somebody did something that wasn’t a crime but it was very close to one you could imagine could be illegal if things like that were illegal … but it feels like sorta close to something that if the situation were different and some of the variables were opposite such as if he was President or there was a quid-pro-quo….
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9th December 2018
Paul Mirengoff of Powerline looks for the there, there.
“Prosecutors’ Narrative Is Clear: Trump Defrauded Voters.” So declares the first part of the headline of a New York Times article by Peter Baker and Nicholas Fandos. The rest of the headline asks “But What Does It Mean?”
Good question. It may mean that the prosecutors haven’t found a crime, but are still pissed off that Trump won the election.
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8th December 2018
Media Misses: Reporters Make Bush’s Funeral About Trump
Trump makes Benedict Arnold look like a patriot Standard anti-Trump hit piece, taking every allegation as fact, every possibility as proven, and salting heavily with smears. You wonder how shit like this even gets published.
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8th December 2018
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Well, you know, Princeton — what do you expect from a place that would hire the likes of Paul Krugman?
This is why Ms. Wollstein’s parents are paying $62,750 a year (including room and board) to send her to Princeton, so that she can vent her anti-heterosexual hostility and prevent the performance of Disney songs on campus.
I doubt seriously that her parents are paying that. More likely she is getting some kind of financial aid and loans.
I suspect that in many such cases if the parents were paying full freight these kids would be an community college or in the military. And the parents are delighted, of course, that their daughter managed to get into Princeton; I doubt that she comes from a long line of Princetonians. She demonstrates the usual narcissism of someone who has come to the Other Left Coast from Flyover Country and is determined to Make It Big and enter the Establishment.
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8th December 2018
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The ‘former Nixon White House lawyer’ in question is John Dean, famous teller of tall tales, but of course they can’t put that in the headline or everyone would say ‘oh, him’ and fail to read the article.
Evidence from Donald Trump’s former lawyer about Russian collusion with his presidential campaign team could lead to his impeachment, Richard Nixon’s former White House counsel has claimed.
Note the weasel-word ‘could’. As with ‘climate change’, this is how progs get around the fact that (a) there is no evidence (but there ‘could’ be!) that Trump is connected with any of Cohen’s shenanigans, or that (b) ‘collusion’ is not a crime, however much prog handwringing it triggers.
Mr Dean told CNN that the US Congress had enough evidence to impeach the US leader.
But that evidence isn’t cited or specified, of course. The point is to make the statement, not back it up. ‘See! See! John Dean says there’s enough evidence for impeachment, and he ought to know!’
What John Dean certainly knows is that CNN isn’t going to give him the publicity he craves if he says ‘No there there.’
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7th December 2018
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7th December 2018
Steven Hayward of Powerline leads us on a merry tour of the Zoo.
I especially like the term ‘romper-room socialism’.
I didn’t know that ‘speciesism’ was a thing. Actually, now that I think about it, I’m pretty sure it’s a prog fantasy.
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7th December 2018
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I’ll bet you didn’t know that.
I suspect that’s why most movies these days suck.
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6th December 2018
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6th December 2018
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The easiest way to sum up the failure of the Weekly Standard is this: Why would anyone on the right offer financial support to the Weekly Standard when CNN will call us a racist for free? And why would anyone on the left offer financial support to the Weekly Standardwhen CNN will call us a racist for free?
Sarcasm aside, that is the Weekly Standard’s primary problem. In the age of Trump, the publication offers nothing we cannot get everywhere else in the elite media, nothing we cannot find at the far-left Washington Post, MSNBC, New York Times, CNN, etc.
Smug virtue-signaling and superior Trump-bashing are the cheapest commodities in today’s news business. They are literally everywhere. And so, instead of offering a unique voice and perspective in an ocean of left-wing media, the Weekly Standard instead chose to sit in the middle of this ocean and sell saltwater.
They were living, breathing examples of the cuckitude with which ZMan has so much fun.
Sure, we all understand why the corrupt media found this “important voice” valuable: it allowed them to exploit the Weekly Standard and its contributors as a club against Trump from the right, and there is no species on earth the media find more useful than a narcissistic Republican bashing one of his own.
Regardless, the media’s ability to use the Weekly Standard as a propaganda weapon did not make the Weekly Standard more interesting to the everyday news and opinion consumer. In fact, the Weekly Standard became so predictable in its reactionary response to all things Trump (and his supporters), so predictable, it ceased to be interesting (a problem the Weekly Standard shares with last-place CNN).
Fortunately, we still have an economic system in which losers fail.
The Other McCain puts the boot in:
What’s the value-added of your journalistic product, as a conservative magazine, if your essential message is, “Liberals are right”? It is possible to dislike President Trump or to criticize his policies without joining Bill Kristol, Rick Wilson, Jonah Goldberg and Rich Lowry in the #NeverTrump chorus of sore losers whose basic argument is that the nearly 63 million Americans who voted for Trump were wrong to do so. According to the #NeverTrump chorus, because their favorite candidates did not win the GOP nomination, therefore Hillary Clinton should be president. They have devoted themselves to delegitimizing Trump’s presidency, and are we surprised that this message was so unpopular with conservatives that the Weekly Standard became a publication without a readership?
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5th December 2018
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5th December 2018
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Democratic Congresswoman-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York said the “Green New Deal” plan she supports would be used to achieve liberal “economic, social and racial justice” goals along with fighting global warming.
“[W]e can use the transition to 100 percent energy as the vehicle to truly deliver and establish economic, social and racial justice in the United States of America,” Ocasio-Cortez said at a Tuesday panel discussion alongside Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and environmental activist Bill McKibben.
No details, of course, about just how that is going to happen. Cynical me, I suspect it will happen by getting people used to being bossed around by SJW bureaucrats. Even if that’s the plan, don’t expect them to explain that any time soon.
While light on details, proponents said the “Green New Deal” could create millions of jobs in renewable energy and address many “social justice” issues typically on Democrats’ radar.
Uh, just how is creating what are likely to be highly technical jobs in ‘renewable energy’ going to address ‘social justice’ issues? Fashionable victim groups are rightly famous for their lack of employable skills such that they have to get jobs based on skin color, native language, or sex rather than being able to compete in the normal way on talent. I smell a boondoggle aborning.
“We have injustices in this country. Those injustices are concentrated in frontline communities and indigenous, black and brown communities,” she said. “They’re the ones that experience the greatest depths of this injustice.”
Of course, were you to ask her to name some, she couldn’t do it. She’ll just wave her hands in the air and claim that everybody knows what they are.
There are times when ‘airhead’ is too kind a word to use.
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5th December 2018
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So what? Who cares? I don’t. Nor should our government.
The way Americans of the Chattering Class are going on, you’d think this guy was an American citizen.
In fact, more noise is being made about his death than about the deaths of actual American citizens at the hands of Muslim jihadists.
We could make a long list of foreigners who were directly involved in the casual murder of individuals, starting with Vladimir Putin right the way down to half of the government of South Africa, and nobody is making a big deal about it. What is it about Khashoggi that has the Cloud People in such an uproar?
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4th December 2018
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Well, no, this is just what politicians do. They pretend that the Democrats would do the same (and haven’t done the same in the past), but it’s all hypocrisy.
It’s not a ‘power grab’ because they’ve already got the power. There’s nothing in the constitution or the law that requires them to sit on their hands until the next crowd take over. That’s what terms are all about.
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4th December 2018
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4th December 2018
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One of these days he may even get one right. Won’t that be a shock.
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4th December 2018
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If you can’t even convince your own press agency….
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4th December 2018
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There is no subject too petty for SJW criticism.
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