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@RekietaLaw When you realize Hank is not prosecuting #KarenRead but defending the State (and the entities under the state, ie - the DA, Police, related parties), then it becomes clear why he was brought in.

@StephenPunwasi Umm...the W54 warhead (used in Davey Croketts) would disagree. "The final weapon was 10.862 inches (275.9 mm) in diameter, 15.716 inches (399.2 mm) in length and 50.9 pounds (23.1 kg) in weight"

FYI a nuclear suicide vest isn’t feasible due to basic physics. Nuclear explosions require critical mass, which means slamming the particles together. It needs space, so containers are large & heavy. This isn’t limited by tech. It’s limited by physics and reality.

@OldieButGoodee @RealAbs1776 @justicecometh When the alternative is being knocked off by the Clinton?

@RealAbs1776 @justicecometh Sure cuz a wealthy man from a prominent family w/ political aspirations & his basket case needy wife who he fights like cats and dogs with, always hole up for 25 years for no good reason other than they're so angelic they sacrificed it all to save a country he could have as POTUS

Y’all are free to believe what you want - as always. But I’m sorry, I’m on the hill that the lady at the Trump Rally back in the day was Bessette. And if she is alive …. Just sayin.

@wolfybear3 @lporiginalg You're ok with this?

@lporiginalg Remember what they took from you

I remember when they first made April O'Neil black; I didn't post about it. At the time, it seemed silly to worry about cartoons when there were so many more important things happening. There have been several remakes of TMNT since then, including the recent Magic: The Gathering set, and she's been black in every single one. A reminder that these things only tend to go in one direction. I've since learned to never give an inch on anything, even if people call you unreasonable, racist, or make fun of you or whatever. Remember what they took from you.

@thorsson_john @AJManaseer @BradBaumgarten What specific issue have the Republicans moved more right on?

@AJManaseer @BradBaumgarten While this is true, the extent to which each party moved isn’t close to equal. Assuming the 40-yard line example, Dems moved to the 30 to 25 yard line. Republicans moved behind the end zone.

Centrist Democrats in the 90s were the greatest form of government we have experienced. -Budget surpluses -Staunchly capitalist -Strong border -Merit-based legal immigration -Strong military -Sensible on social issues It’s a shame how progressives and socialists dragged the party to the left to the ruinous place they are now. And their extremism pushes the right to be more extreme too.

@AJManaseer @BradBaumgarten Where has the right moved more right on though? Social issues? Economic issues?

@JulieChangRE @JoshInEncinitas Don't like loosing the tub.

Bathroom is super nice But is the fluted/ piping/ acoustic wall panel look overdone? @JoshInEncinitas and I have been talking about it for over 3 years being mass sold in Home Depot

@Truthful_ast Railguns on the moon....not a great idea if they decide to go for independence one day.

Unfortunately most people including space fans, have no understanding of building infrastructure on the Moon. A bunch of small construction vehicles sent by Starship can build a mass driver in just few short years. Humans suck at comprehending future scale and it’s worsened by how long and difficult it is to build things down here on Earth due to regulations but such things do not exist in space and are driven by companies who actually need to lay down the foundation. Everyone needs to sit down and binge watch ANTHROFUTURISM on YouTube! The 2030s will be a turning point in human history.

@dogdays171 @reddit_lies I give 2-to-1 odds He becomes a She within 5 years.

@reddit_lies Same guy nine days ago lol

Redditor hates babies and is furious his Sister-In-Law is about to have her first kid because his wife is excited to meet her niece.

@SandyofCthulhu It wasn't until Heartbreak Ridge that the Army wasn't portrayed in a poor light since Vietnam.

I’m not defending Cronkite, but much of the reason for the impact of the Tet Offensive was our own military’s fault. We had been told for a couple of years that the communists were on their last legs. Almost defeated and just dribbling out a few last gasps. It would soon be over. Basically MacNamara and Westmoreland had fed what we wanted to hear. Perhaps they believed it. Then in 1968 the whole South erupted in flames. We saw proof in living color that the Communists were not on their last legs and that they could launch a gigantic assault. Westmoreland gave a speech in Saigon on the US Embassy grounds, with dead Cong and Marines laying around. He tried again to say this was no big deal. We stared in disbelief as the head of our forces made it obvious he couldn’t recognized a massive offensive when it literally hit his own front yard. The shock wasn’t so much that “we were losing!” We knew we weren’t losing. But if after 5 years of American intervention the enemy could still field such an attack, then it was obvious that they had a LOT of fight left in them. So the question among those supporting the war, like my parents, was “How much longer?” “Won’t they ever give up?” “What is Johnson’s strategy?” We got tired of fighting forever with literally no plan to win. Just keep killing enemy Vietnamese until … what? They ran out of 18 years olds? There are two big lies to come out of the war. The better-known lie was that we were losing, spread by left-wing agotators. Few believed this, at least outside of universities. The second lie was that our media convinced us we were losing. I hear this a lot nowadays. Sure, they tried to do that. But most people knew we hadn’t lost. We were perfectly able to look on the map and see that every objective of the Tet Offensive had failed. They didn’t capture a single town. The Communists just lost a huge amount of supplies and troops for almost no gains. The point for the American people was that the Communists COULD launch that attack. And at that point we understood that we’d been diddled by Johnson’s administration. He had no plan to win. He thought the North and the Cong would give up. That’s when Congress and the voters turned against Johnson. Look at how right-wing media portrayed the war after that. The claim was that we were handicapped, fighting with one hand tied behind out back. Our military had its teeth pulled, our morale destroyed. And it’s true. The US Army post 1968 was a wreck. It took us until the 80s to recover our self-confidence. And we all know it wasn’t the Communists who beat us. It was our own leaders. Not just Cronkite & Rather, but Westmoreland, MacNamara, and Johnson filling the airwaves with lies. Then when the lies were exposed they had nothing to offer.

@JoeLang51440671 @ManCrabby51667 Bondi is running defense while the unseen folks are running offense.

@ManCrabby51667 And yet Trump keeps defending her against all the naysayers. Why? Maybe the naysayers don’t have a clue about what’s actually happening.

Trump and Bondi are now baiting the democrats to go judge shopping again and file a lawsuit. A lawsuit that Trump and Bondi already know they will win. Which will then allow the Trump administration to filter through all the citizenship applications and deport anybody who lied on their application. Lying on a citizenship application is a crime and an immigration violation.

A Seattle judge said we couldn't show the faces of the 33 Antifa & anti-Israel radicals who caused over $1 million in damage to the brand new engineering building at UW in May. So here are their faces & names: Tayler Hart, Max Rulff, Zachary Wallaced-Wells, Jade Wu, Jessica Schutz, Luisa Ortega Subdiaz, Ginger Newberry, Kimaya Mahajan, Gina Liu, Lea Keating, Akira Junyaprusert, Anna Hattle, Julia Fraczek, Cade Jackson, Jonas Piper, Ty Park, Lucy Zern, Tasbeet Iman, Ricardo Colon-Galvez, Roberta Collison, Ella Tunduwani, Zainab Chattha, Riley Centerwall, Catherine Brown, Brett Anton, Claire Berger, Yasmin Ahmed, Yafate Yared, Geneveve Konijisky, Finn Brown, Bailey Keen, Lucas Nichols-Mcauslan and Sam Sueoka. It was all a matter of public record long before the judge made the ruling. KOMO News made this handy collage. Please share

@MongeMkt @DanFriedman81 The bartender was taken straight outta Shrek though.

@DanFriedman81 The funny part about that non passing trans character is that, even in a world where they can transform a human into a perfect cat, they still struggle to turn a man into a perfect woman. 😅

Hogwarts Legacy also defies the “go woke, go broke” trend. It is one of the wokest games I have ever played; as obnoxious about it as Last of Us 2. It depicts a nineteenth century Hogwarts that is about 60% nonwhite. One of the major characters is an African exchange student. A character whose job in the game is to run a series of side quests about solving puzzles in the environment randomly informs you that she is gay. The Three Broomsticks pub in Hogsmeade is run by a non-passing transwoman named Sirona Ryan and there is a sidequest where you collect lost letters to learn the story of Sirona’s transition.

@SandyofCthulhu I've have 5 chickens for a few years now. I'll do the float test after about a month to double check. They stay on the counter though.

In Texas we bought unwashed eggs from a lady who had chickens. Those eggs basically never ever went bad. They lasted forever. They came in interesting colors too - blue, yellow, beige, even a few white. One thing she warned is - because they weren’t washed, we had to wash our hands after handling them because there could be salmonella on the outside shell. So we washed our hands and never got sick. I miss our egg lady.

@BruceDuck2 @AnnaBower Standard progressive mindset. Blocks rather then discusses. x.com/BruceDuck2/sta…

@BruceDuck2 @AnnaBower Why do you oppose this investigation again? Unless you don't want to see the results...

NEWS: Federal judge quashes subpoena for testimony of the FBI agent who swore out the affidavit in support of the warrant to search Fulton County election records. Order comes ahead of evidentiary hearing tomorrow on Fulton County's motion for return of the ballots.

@peterbakernyt @alanfeuer x.com/drawandstrike/…

Trump's Justice Department has agreed to pay Michael Flynn $1.25 million in taxpayer money even though he pleaded guilty twice to making false statements to FBI agents about his interactions with Russian officials. @alanfeuer nytimes.com/2026/03/25/us/…

@Lukewearechange theamericanconservative.com/folly-and-rede…

Is this true?

@cabsav456 @CurtisDavis If you knew all about the case, then you would know that Mueller threatened to go after Flynn's son on BS charges in order to coerce a guilt plea. A coerced guilty plea is no guilty plea.

I know all about the case. I don't want my taxpayer dollars going towards someone who pleaded guilty to crimes. Period. Furthermore, there is simply zero argument or any point you can make that justifies this. He was pardoned by Trump for crimes he pleaded guilty to, and now Trump is the one deciding to award him TAXPAYER dollars. That is wrong. Period. Everything else is completely irrelevant.

So let me get this straight. The previous administration criminally prosecuted Michael Flynn. Michael Flynn pleaded GUILTY to the charges. Then Trump 2.0 pardons Michael Flynn. Flynn sues the previous administration for politically motivated prosecution. ...And the current Trump administration is settling the lawsuit with taxpayer dollars an UNDISCLOSED amount of $. There needs to be a law against this kind of self-dealing. This is absolutely maddening.

@Johnny_Joey Charles Curtis was Republican Vice President under Hoover. He was also a member of the Kaw tribe, having grown up on the res. When he was 8, he w/ another member rode 60 miles to Topeka to get assistance from the Gov due to a attack by the Cheyenne. Try again idiot.

You don’t need a fake Indian name when you aren’t fake Cherokee.

@ThePurpIeKnight @SandyofCthulhu It wasn't the earthquake...it was the tsunamai.

@SandyofCthulhu i feel like hurricane-proofing a nuclear plant would be feasible. japan's big disaster required a magnitude 9 earthquake, and even then it was pretty contained

I'm actually okay with Hawaii's ban. Seems like the riskiest place to put a nuclear plant of any US state. With cyclones, volcanoes, tsunamis, Stitch, and Jason Momoa it seems unsafe. The other bans are dumb though. Note: in the 1980s, a young friend of mine attended Berkeley High School. The school declared itself a "nuclear free zone" which my friend (emphatically NOT a right winger) thought was the stupidest thing he'd ever heard of.