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  1. I feel that people with those gifts would have capitalized no matter then era. The fact the sport wasn't as finely honed then as it is now doesn't mean Medved couldn't have excelled today with his apparent gifts and work ethic. But in the end you do have to judge how they fared against the competition of the day they were in. mspart
  2. I don't disagree. Smith had quite the run. mspart
  3. Most rightys I know voted for Bernie. It is a given. NOT! mspart
  4. I wouldn't mind spending less. But smarter spending is always better than stupid spending. mspart
  5. Maybe not getting much attention because they prevented the catastrophe. mspart
  6. That lady needs some help. Women have always had the right to work. Back in the day, if they were married, they usually did their work in the home. If not married, they worked outside the home as a teacher, secretary etc. But no matter they worked, and those that did this will tell you it was no free ride working in the home. You want to eat. Work. If you can't work for some reason, then we can talk. mspart
  7. 1.1 Billion copies. mspart
  8. That's dead on proof this guy was not close to being on the left. The fact he killed himself will make figuring out who he was and what he believed to be that much more difficult. But hating ICE is a leftist thing. To attack ICE is a leftist thing. So your post does not provide much proof to the contrary. mspart
  9. Jason Rantz is a local radio host here in Seattle. I don't listen to him but he is an interesting conservative gay Jewish guy. mspart
  10. Stalin's purges were good if you were on the right side of them. Not so good if you were on the wrong side of them. Soviet Union - 10s of millions dead due to forced poverty, forced famine, straight up executions. China - Great leap - 15-55 million deaths Cultural revolution 2 million deaths Cambodia - 2 million deaths Communism has been the cause of more death and misery than anything else save disease and pestilence. That's definitely the direction we want to go especially since it hasn't been done right yet. Perhaps not enough people were killed is what they mean by that. mspart
  11. He wanted to maximize ICE officials deaths and property damage. Looks like he failed at both. Unfortunately, the detainees, who didn't deserve to be shot, were shot. One dead, 2 injured last I heard. mspart
  12. Everything is better in Russia, everyone knows that! mspart
  13. Ba'ath? Weren't the people run out of the party or military just shot? Like that will happen here. mspart
  14. Something is happening. mspart
  15. This is the item I heard on the radio. She got the call at 4am, this is the one. From the X item: Pregnant liberal took so much Tylenol after hearing Donald Trump say it causes autism she’s now in the ICU and is going to die Executive Director of American Frontline Nurses got a “very frantic call at 4am from a husband whose wife is now dying of liver failure on a ventilator in an ICU, because she was trying to prove that Tylenol doesn't cause autism because of what Trump said” She’s going to die “Whether or not you believe the Harvard study or not is not, not the issue here. The issue is that she's somewhere between 23 to 25 weeks and she overdosed on Tylenol, and she's going to die” I would hope this is a crank. I would hope no one is that stupid. But it is believable because of the overreaction to anything Trump does or says. mspart
  16. Please show where Turley showed conservative idealism in his report that I cited. Then I'll take your critique more seriously. I find his legal explanations are none partisan. They are straightforward and professorial in my opinion. I'll give you some examples: “[Undocumented persons are being] deported without due process. Kavanaugh has said go for it, not constitutional problem.” I am not sure what Professor Klarman was referencing here. However, in cases like A.A.R.P. v. Trump, Justice Kavanaugh joined his colleagues in halting deportations to protect the due process rights of these undocumented persons. It was Justices Alito and Thomas who dissented to allow removal under the Alien Enemies Act. The majority stated that the Administration “erred in dismissing the detainees’ appeal for lack of jurisdiction.” Kavanaugh wrote a concurrence stating: “The circumstances call for a prompt and final resolution, which likely can be provided only by this Court. At this juncture, I would prefer not to remand to the lower courts and further put off this Court’s final resolution of the critical legal issues. Rather, consistent with the Executive Branch’s request for expedition—and as the detainees themselves urge—I would grant certiorari, order prompt briefing, hold oral argument soon thereafter, and then resolve the legal issues.” In 2025, he did vote with the majority in a 5-4 decision on Venezuelan immigrants. It allowed for deportations to continue in ruling that the challengers erred in not bringing their challenges as habeas corpus claims. However, it also ruled that the alleged gang members need to be given notice of deportation and the opportunity to contest the deportation. Kavanaugh voted in favor of that position. I may be missing what Professor Klarman is referencing but Kavanaugh has repeatedly voted in favor of due process rights, even if it may not be as robust as Professor Klarman might have wanted. There are cases under this and prior administrations allowing for immediate deportations near the border that occur within a certain period of time. I cannot see any decision where he has effectively “said go for it” and deny any due process. 2. “Washington Post fired a journalist who simply reposted words from Charlie Kirk’s mouth” and “[Bezos] just fired a journalist for basically saying something that is true.” Professor Klarman made repeated claims about this controversy. It appears to be a reference to the termination of former Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah. However, it is not true that she was fired for “simply reposting words from Charlie Kirk’s mouth” but for making racially inflammatory comments in direct contravention of both Washington Post policies and prior warnings from her editors. Soon after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Attiah went on to Bluesky to post an attack on him with reference to his race. In one, she declared: “Refusing to tear my clothes and smear ashes on my face in performative mourning for a white man that espoused violence is….not the same as violence.” In a second posting, she wrote, “Part of what keeps America so violent is the insistence that people perform care, empty goodness and absolution for white men who espouse hatred and violence.” Those were the comments cited by the Washington Post for its actions. The Post stated “Your postings on Bluesky (which clearly identifies you as a Post Columnist) about white men in response to the killing of Charlie Kirk do not comply with our policy.” The Post prohibits postings that disparage people based on their race, gender, or other protected characteristics. Sources told the media that Attiah had been confronted multiple times by the paper’s management over her inflammatory social media posts. This includes one in 2020 where she ended up apologizing on social media for erroneously saying that a new French law targeted Muslim children. It is simply not true that the Post fired her for quoting Kirk. Please let us know how this is rooted in politics. In my opinion he is quite factual in his explanations. You may not think so and that would be interesting to hear. There are more examples in his report that you can look at. mspart
  17. I heard this on the radio as well. If Trump says breathing is good, will there be people saying he is wrong and they'll prove it? Of course not. Why is Tylenol any different? Read the stinking warnings. mspart
  18. I just heard this on the radio. https://www.instagram.com/p/DPB7Vd3jmP9/ Some lady OD'd on Tylenol while pregnant and is now on a ventilator. I can't see the instagram but I believe it is the lady that got a call from the husband. Apparently, this lady took so much, she is in serious crisis and this lady on the instagram says she will die. Why would people do this? I suppose this is all not true but the video above says that there are people doing this. Tylenol is bad for the liver and there are many warnings not to overuse it because of liver issues. This is just plain stupid. If Trump was to say heroin is bad for women to use while pregnant, will pregnant women go out and OD on heroin to prove him wrong? Tylenol is known for bad outcomes if overused. I just don't understand. mspart
  19. You'd think they would do a little research on their own reporting. mspart
  20. What the heck? Even I know to slow down. mspart
  21. Mostly peaceful protest. mspart
  22. Hillary Clinton and Al Gore learned the hard way (and thank goodness for that) that total vote means nothing in Presidential elections. Because total vote does not elect the President. The Electoral college elects the President and that has been true since the Constitution was ratified. You can complain all you want but that doesn't change this fact. Hillary famously ignored Wisconsin and lost the race due to that. In electoral politics, Kamala's race was not the closest by a long shot. I proved it in my earlier post. You just don't want to accept that reality. mspart
  23. Isn't that the definition of a politician? mspart
  24. Interestingly, the Atlantic article states the following: Mistreatment of American citizens by immigration authorities is not new. According to a 2021 Government Accountability Office report, the best available data indicate that Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested 674 “potential” U.S. citizens, detained 121, and removed 70 during a five-year, six-month period that ended in 2020. mspart
  25. If he broke the law, and it appears he did with at least the documents he snuck out of the FBI, then he should pay the piper. Simple as that. mspart
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