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1. about 2 hours ago on Bob Gorrell

   I see that 1BlackLivesMatter deleted their comment I replied to.

2. about 5 hours ago on Rabbits Against Magic

   What Greene says and does of course reflects very negatively on her. But what does it say about the majority of voters in her district who placed and keep her there every two years?

   Donald Trump as president again is a terrifying prospect. But shouldn’t we all be even more terrified of the tens of millions of Americans who vote for him?

3. about 5 hours ago on Bob Gorrell

   ^ The campaign season, like any other season in any year, is the time to put certain trolls with a digit in their fake name into a dumpster full of literal $ h i t, on its way to offload into an extremely deep pit site.^^^

4. about 5 hours ago on Wizard of Id

   Riding in a gondola attached to a balloon is maybe a billion times more fabulous an experience than flying while inside an aircraft.

5. about 5 hours ago on Wizard of Id

   Floating along silently in a balloon about 50 feet above a cornfield, I heard leaves rustle below me. Looked down at a coyote trotting along between rows.

6. about 5 hours ago on Nick Anderson

   Murray’s Hill: lie-spewing democracy destroyer; parasitic worm

7. about 5 hours ago on Clay Jones

   George Soros told the NFL that a Swift/Kelce romance would put Taylor in a box seat at various game venues where she could be televised, thus enticing tens of millions of Swifties to watch games — justifying increased fees for advertisers. The NFL went for it, and advertising revenue soared for them this season.

   Soros’s plan to use Taylor Swift this way in America’s favorite game (one beloved by so many RWNJ MAGA), to enrage the right wing even more than Bud Light does, succeeded beyond his highest expectations.

   The score on this PR coup? LEFT 100 – RWNJ MAGA 0

8. about 6 hours ago on Steve Kelley

   There are quite a number of different organizations which have three word names that begin with N, S and M, as I discovered when I googled it just now to learn to whom you are referencing. Is this Nazi Something-or-other?

9. about 6 hours ago on Rob Rogers

   The USSC conservative majority exhibited a spectacular inability to see into the future with its 2013 Shelby voting procedures decision (theguardian .com/us-news/2020/jun/25/shelby-county-anniversary-voting-rights-act-consequences).

   And the same bunch, failing to learn from experience, constantly cites originalism when interpreting 1789 text about firearms ownership. They somehow know without a doubt what people 235 years ago in the age of muzzle loaded shot and ball firearms were simultaneously “thinking” about modern weapons capable of firing 60 times as many times per minute (or more) that would not be invented for about another century and a half.

10. about 7 hours ago on Jeff Stahler

    The Cato Institute hears 1BlackLivesMatter say that the article they published has been debunked, and the staff sitting around the table in the meeting room look at each other and say: “That 1BLM person is one cuckoo cuckoo cuckoo dude, but provides excellent evidence that if conservative influencers gain positions of trust with their audience, they can persuade that audience to believe everything/anything they’re told. No matter how patently absurd. Makes you think of Hebrews 11:1, kinda.”