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US PoliEra 2019 |OT9| I'm really glad I'm not on Twitter nearly enough to understand all the references
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|OT9| Are you ready?
double header on Wednesday I believe
This dude been talking about shooting someone on Fifth Avenue. I'd be chanting lock him up too.
People don't want to hear about BATHROOMS, they want to hear about JOBS
Please ignore that the only campaign in 2016 that was specifically about a bathroom bill, North Carolina's gubernatorial race, flipped red to blue despite Trump winning the state because the incumbent R was a dumbass who pissed off every business interest in the state
Or that Danica Roem won her seat in 2017 by talking about healthcare and roads while her opponent (who wrote the bathroom bill) wouldn't shut up about the fact that Danica was trans
Another character coming back from the past, Lazio was the one who lost to Clinton in NY senate race 2000 and lost the NY governor primary in 2010 to noted POS Carl Paladino
Lazio is now a punchline for 30 Rock with the Greenzo episode and that really good cutaway joke
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The old fat guy with a tuba cartoon joke. But in this case, it's fat guy followed by boos.
Schumer taking the time to tweet about a racist ass House member from his state who's just retiring (and not dead) is embarrassing as hell.
Didn't know Peter King blamed Eric Garner for being "too obese". Schumer's a piece of shit.
That's the way it should be. Let the top leadership be polite about King's departure, and the younger ones can lay into his record and how he's the Nth Republican to conveniently retire rather than stand up to Trump.
"He committed suicide by shooting himself in the back 7 times, garroting himself, and then tripping off the balcony."
Didn't he do this in 2016 as well? I imagine he is pulling a few Dems in this region.
edit: lol cocaine Mitch. 2016 wasn't so bright for Don.
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She's thinking about the next Republican National Primary and no further.
I hope he only applies to be in the ballot in the red States.
best timeline is Blankenship taking enough votes from Trump in the swing states to give Warren/Sanders a win
In fairness, that is also how I felt when I saw Bernie's statement, since it was a very bad statement that denied the white supremacy inherent in Trump's campaign.
She was too good for Kingdom Hearts 3 :(
And also for Aerith in KH2, who was then voiced by Mena Suvari and probably the worst VA downgrade in the series.
Apparently Mandy Moore had a prior commitment during production of KH3 according to this.
On Topic: Tulsi is pushing really hard in NH. I've been getting 1-2 calls a day from phonebankers looking to get people to meet her.
There would be some real salty republicans about an electoral loss like that.
Doesn't explain why she, and nearly the rest of the FF cast was gone for KH2, other than Square being cheap.
Cloud's voice actor was the only one to return from KH1. Squall, Aerith, Yuffie and Sephiroth all had new actors while Cid wasn't voiced in the first game. Squall was slightly worse, Yuffie and Sephiroth were lateral moves at worst (everyone WTFed at Lance Bass playing Seph in the first game, but I'd be really curious to hear how he would have done with actual dialogue), Aerith just sucked.
Also lost Billy Zane as Ansem (or Xehanort or whatever) who was amazing in the first game. The new guy was fine I guess.
Didn't Zane get taken off KH2 because he did that Valley of the Wolves movie based off the Hood incident in the Iraq War?
I only remembered that movie because Jon Stewart made fun of the movie on Daily Show.
Blacklisting Zane while keeping fucking James Woods around as Hades would be the peak Hollywood move, I guess.
I read somewhere that Disney actually has contracts with all their voice actors that gives the original film voice actors right of first refusal for any future projects that involve the characters. It would be far easier to recast most of the classic Disney characters at this point, but many of the original voices still voice their respective characters because of this.
And, well, James Woods still openly talks about how much he enjoys voicing Hades. Sucks, but it's one of his favorite roles and he's always eager to reprise it.
Was in the mood to listen to a SCOTUS case today, so I'm listening to Kansas v. Glover
The more years I listen to these cases, the more I've come to despise Alito's style.
My jaw also dropped at some of Robert's questioning:
CHIEF JUSTICE ROBERTS:No, the point is most of us can say. And the reason is because reasonable suspicion does not have to be based on statistics, it does not have to be based on specialized experience. As we've said often, it can be based on common sense.
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But reasonable suspicion doesn't depend upon the kind of showing that you seem to demand, whether it's a statistical study or special experience.
MS. HARRINGTON: Mr. Chief Justice, I'm not saying that the state has to put in any particular type of evidence. But, if they're just relying on an assertion of common sense, they have to give us some way to assess whether that is a reasonable common-sense inference.
CHIEF JUSTICE ROBERTS: They don't -- I was just going to say if they're relying on common sense, they don't have to give you anything more than common sense.
The more years I listen to these cases, the more I've come to despise Alito's style.
My jaw also dropped at some of Robert's questioning:
CHIEF JUSTICE ROBERTS:No, the point is most of us can say. And the reason is because reasonable suspicion does not have to be based on statistics, it does not have to be based on specialized experience. As we've said often, it can be based on common sense.
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But reasonable suspicion doesn't depend upon the kind of showing that you seem to demand, whether it's a statistical study or special experience.
MS. HARRINGTON: Mr. Chief Justice, I'm not saying that the state has to put in any particular type of evidence. But, if they're just relying on an assertion of common sense, they have to give us some way to assess whether that is a reasonable common-sense inference.
CHIEF JUSTICE ROBERTS: They don't -- I was just going to say if they're relying on common sense, they don't have to give you anything more than common sense.
Republicans almost matching their 2018 retirement rate despite a much smaller caucus. Shame.
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