Voltaire

He's the most significant change agent of our lifetimes by far. If these reforms are cemented in and made permanent, he'd almost have to be. Need JD Vance to spend eight years making it all smooth, flawless, pretty, and perfect.

They're use to being lied to whereas we're use to seeing them being lied to and wondering if they'll ever wake up. To have cancer this bad and this severe, it doesn't get diagnosed this far along in somebody who's had access to the best medical doctors in the world for the last five years. It seems impossible to me that they didn't he had cancer until five minutes ago. He was probably diagnosed before he even dropped out. Well who cares. That's for them to figure out. It's just Biden. I'm less concerned about his cancer than I am about my neighbor's dog's diarrhea.

He's easily surpassed Reagan, which is amazing since i loved that guy and never would have thought it possible. But Reagan never drained the swamp. It seemed permanent. With these reforms, we're fast approaching Washington/Lincoln/Jefferson and thinking seriously about Mt. Rushmore levels of awesomeness.

He's been entertaining since Trump took office. I like him so much better in suffering / complaining mode rather than obnoxious jerk mode. Unfortunately, the wheels turn and corporate globalist tranny-schlurppers will be back in charge again sometime in our lifetime. Hopefully we can delay that day for as long as possible. A lot still needs fixing and reforms need time to settle in to permanence and hard to undo.

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The Hur interview got leaked so change the topic by leaking his cancer diagnosis.

Tim seems like a decent enough fellow to hang out with or to work with, but he would not make the list of people to babysit my 11 y/o daughter for a weekend, no. Chances are low that he is a molester but I would not feel safe. If, like, 1 out of 200 people are child molesters, don't quote those numbers as I extracted them from a dark damp place, .I think among people like Tim your odds would go down to like 1 in 10. In math terms, he does seem way, way more risky than the rest of you, but I'd still think there's a 90% chance he's not a problem. I know he's renounced what he said, and I appreciate it, but its still scary, the stain doesn't totally wash off. and one thing that he's never renounced his willingness to go to bat for allowing people with flagrant uninhibited sex fetishes to have access to children. My line of work allows me to live anywhere in the country I want and when choosing where to live and raise my family, I deliberately sought out the reddest part of a red state, a place with significantly fewer people with Tim's moral compass for a reason.

Oh my, this is some awfully cringe, skin crawling stuff.

uh... what now ...

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

Every time a nutjob appears on the scene, we feel compelled to disassociate and put him/her/zer on the other political team. Score this freak as a leftoid.

That makes sense, the article I read made no mention and says the cause was under investigation. The thing looks like (and I presumed it was) a 18th or 19th century galleon that would have been propelled by wind and sail.

I just watched footage of this. It seems to me that this must be among the dumbest, most predictable/preventable accidents in human history. The OP tells me the masts are 147 feet tall. Goggle tells me the Brooklyn Bridge is 127 feet above the water line. As they approached the bridge, how is it that nobody on board looked up and wondered if they could fit under it? Taking five seconds to do a google search would have said "no".

Tim owns up to typing this and regrets doing so. He recognizes that its the worst things he's ever posted, that even the parsing of words explanations he gave at the time as he tried to patch over the topic were also inadequate and did not go far enough, he does not stand by those sentiments either, now disagrees with everything he'd typed, and knows he stepped in it. He dug his hole deeper when two things that he didn't know at first came to light as the story developed. One is that it turned out that Polanski had known all along that the girl was 13, he just didn't care. The other is that Polanski had drugged her. Tim says he disavows all comments he'd made on the topic and has also apologized publicly.

I wouldn't have thought it possible for a major league troll to be so sick of someone that he puts them on ignore.

The original thread would be ideal. Apparently, he's sick of explaining things as he has done it many times... just not here, that I am aware of. For the record, thus far, neither sent me anything privately. I presume the search function over there sucks as much as it does over here.

Yes. But I don't need a private message. If the exchange still exists, I think we'll all be better off seeing these comments in the exact and full context.

He should know better. You don't make jokes like this. I learned that lesson. In one of my lowest moments, I'd done it myself, wishing death on the Bushtard. Then deleted the post when I got called out -rightly- about it. I was just a denizen of a lightly trafficked fantasy football site, not a former FBI director who you'd think would be held to a higher standard.

We'll see. The last time Romania tried to elect a president who wasn't a puppet or Brussels, the corporate globalist EU elites sh@t on their choice and overrode/nullified the election results. Hopefully Romanian voters tell them to go fock off a second time.

That's beyond disappointing. It's vile. I teach promiscuous 8th grader girls. Most all of them have mental health issues around self esteem and come from broken homes with sh*tty parents or grandmothers that cannot control them. Adult males should keep the fock away from them, not waive off the matter or make the situation worse.

Tim likely wouldn't be here if FBG hadn't imploded. He'd just made that one post because he caught wind that somebody was masqurading has him over here. Also, Tim honors his bets. The only one I know of was with EG and it concluded amicably.

It looked like an advertisement for Zed and Maynard's elder care services.

This was always going to be a big problem for the GOP once it became apparent that they would have such narrow majorities in both chambers of Congress. Different factions want different things, some are hardline balanced budgeters. It will be an incredible balancing act on the part of Mike Johnson if he can thread the needle to find the votes to pull it off.

When I was a kid, I'd fractured my right arm. So I went to the hospital and it was brutal. The X-Ray tech had me laying on the arm in this position, then this position and that one and another. and I was in horrible pain each time I moved, with my bodyweight pushing on my broken arm. It was a miserable experience. Years later, it just so happens by coincidence that I was dating an X-Ray tech, and so I related to her this horrible story I had trauma in the X-Ray room when I was nine-years-old. She tells me how that's awful what they had one to me. They're taught that in the case of a suspected break or fracture, to X-Ray the patient standing up. Well, that sure made a hell of a lot of sense to me. Floyd had already been complaining about difficulty breathing BEFORE they knelt on him. Who thinks kneeling on a guy complaining that he can't breathe is a good idea and goes ahead and kneels on him anyway? Isn't there a second or third method available to get the guy to comply? It seems to me it would made sense to do whatever it is that is the policing equivalent of X-Raying him standing up.