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Made up outrage for a made up holiday celebrating a made up deity with a made up character as a symbol courtesy of the Coca-Cola corporation. Yawn.
December 27, 2025 at 10:27 PM
Made up outrage for a made up holiday celebrating a made up deity with a made up character as a symbol courtesy of the Coca-Cola corporation. Yawn.
It just shows that the United States the Donald Trump and Stephen Miller types believe once existed, for which they pine for a mythical return, never existed at all.
December 26, 2025 at 9:40 PM
It just shows that the United States the Donald Trump and Stephen Miller types believe once existed, for which they pine for a mythical return, never existed at all.
Then come to the grim realization that your profitability in dollars (incoming premiums) is restricted by what you pay out in claims. Then see how fast your hospital starts jacking up prices because it’s the only way to create shareholder value.
December 12, 2025 at 4:47 AM
Then come to the grim realization that your profitability in dollars (incoming premiums) is restricted by what you pay out in claims. Then see how fast your hospital starts jacking up prices because it’s the only way to create shareholder value.
There are a lot of assumptions in this series that don’t entirely add up.
But based on the more or less seemingly rhetorical nature of them. I’d say this.
First build a nonprofit hospital. Then start a private insurance company.
But based on the more or less seemingly rhetorical nature of them. I’d say this.
First build a nonprofit hospital. Then start a private insurance company.
December 12, 2025 at 4:44 AM
There are a lot of assumptions in this series that don’t entirely add up.
But based on the more or less seemingly rhetorical nature of them. I’d say this.
First build a nonprofit hospital. Then start a private insurance company.
But based on the more or less seemingly rhetorical nature of them. I’d say this.
First build a nonprofit hospital. Then start a private insurance company.
It is a relatively simple thing to do, unless considering the financial risks with an entire sector built around the insurance scheme.
But even with the economic impact of making a massive collection of private enterprises a nonprofit public service, the current model is unsustainable.
But even with the economic impact of making a massive collection of private enterprises a nonprofit public service, the current model is unsustainable.
December 11, 2025 at 8:50 PM
It is a relatively simple thing to do, unless considering the financial risks with an entire sector built around the insurance scheme.
But even with the economic impact of making a massive collection of private enterprises a nonprofit public service, the current model is unsustainable.
But even with the economic impact of making a massive collection of private enterprises a nonprofit public service, the current model is unsustainable.
I’m no fan of this administration, but a lot of the articles about it have clickbait headlines.
The main thing that *may* make ICE powered vehicles less expensive is the cost requirement for manufacturers to buy carbon credits from companies like Tesla for ICE powered cars. That was silly anyway.
The main thing that *may* make ICE powered vehicles less expensive is the cost requirement for manufacturers to buy carbon credits from companies like Tesla for ICE powered cars. That was silly anyway.
December 4, 2025 at 10:25 PM
I’m no fan of this administration, but a lot of the articles about it have clickbait headlines.
The main thing that *may* make ICE powered vehicles less expensive is the cost requirement for manufacturers to buy carbon credits from companies like Tesla for ICE powered cars. That was silly anyway.
The main thing that *may* make ICE powered vehicles less expensive is the cost requirement for manufacturers to buy carbon credits from companies like Tesla for ICE powered cars. That was silly anyway.
RFK Jr. always reminds me of every drunken knucklehead I’ve ever seen on a flight. Like he is half spilling a Bloody Mary walking down the aisle using headrests as a handrail.
November 26, 2025 at 8:00 PM
RFK Jr. always reminds me of every drunken knucklehead I’ve ever seen on a flight. Like he is half spilling a Bloody Mary walking down the aisle using headrests as a handrail.
It reminds me of Mariah Carey on Channel 4 back in 2009; completely oblivious that people have to pay for electricity.
November 20, 2025 at 3:15 AM
It reminds me of Mariah Carey on Channel 4 back in 2009; completely oblivious that people have to pay for electricity.
The wet pavement is splendid.
August 20, 2025 at 12:07 AM
The wet pavement is splendid.
That was my first thought! My second was “Wait… who?” Had to Google it to get it.
August 1, 2025 at 4:47 AM
That was my first thought! My second was “Wait… who?” Had to Google it to get it.
This is humor at its finest.
July 27, 2025 at 5:26 AM
This is humor at its finest.
Translation: in Arkansas, they value obedient compliance and complicity over revolution against oppression.
June 11, 2025 at 7:28 PM
Translation: in Arkansas, they value obedient compliance and complicity over revolution against oppression.
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June 9, 2025 at 2:28 AM
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With every new appointment I’m pretty sure he only ran for office to quash all the litigation against him.
June 6, 2025 at 10:29 PM
With every new appointment I’m pretty sure he only ran for office to quash all the litigation against him.
It’s interesting the perspectives I see here. There’s a lot of “capitalism by default” thinking. The truth is, eventually no humans will work in the traditional sense, and no one will have want for anything they can’t have.
May 29, 2025 at 4:18 AM
It’s interesting the perspectives I see here. There’s a lot of “capitalism by default” thinking. The truth is, eventually no humans will work in the traditional sense, and no one will have want for anything they can’t have.
Wonder what a child born to Donald Trump and Clarence Thomas would look like?
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May 11, 2025 at 4:46 PM
Wonder what a child born to Donald Trump and Clarence Thomas would look like?
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Actually I’m speaking the conventional wisdom of about 1935. There are just still too many people across every generation that will convince themselves they’ve chosen not to vote for a particular candidate on policy issues, when in truth it’s the candidate’s gender or ethnic background.
May 10, 2025 at 11:08 PM
Actually I’m speaking the conventional wisdom of about 1935. There are just still too many people across every generation that will convince themselves they’ve chosen not to vote for a particular candidate on policy issues, when in truth it’s the candidate’s gender or ethnic background.
The amount of adoration for AOC that I have is immeasurable and I would vote for her at any level of government office.
The sad reality is that unless the Democratic Party can find a 45-55 year old white guy with a charismatic personality and a milquetoast agenda, they’ll never get in.
The sad reality is that unless the Democratic Party can find a 45-55 year old white guy with a charismatic personality and a milquetoast agenda, they’ll never get in.
May 7, 2025 at 7:21 PM
The amount of adoration for AOC that I have is immeasurable and I would vote for her at any level of government office.
The sad reality is that unless the Democratic Party can find a 45-55 year old white guy with a charismatic personality and a milquetoast agenda, they’ll never get in.
The sad reality is that unless the Democratic Party can find a 45-55 year old white guy with a charismatic personality and a milquetoast agenda, they’ll never get in.
Fox News “Entertainment”
April 30, 2025 at 7:12 PM
Fox News “Entertainment”
HAHAHAHA I lol’d
April 20, 2025 at 1:04 AM
HAHAHAHA I lol’d
I’m not certain that’s always true. I’ve seen a few big production proposals, and the askee made it very clear for a very long period prior that the answer was always going to be yes.
Purely anecdotal, but the possibility of rejection in front of many people would keep most from trying to ambush.
Purely anecdotal, but the possibility of rejection in front of many people would keep most from trying to ambush.
April 20, 2025 at 12:56 AM
I’m not certain that’s always true. I’ve seen a few big production proposals, and the askee made it very clear for a very long period prior that the answer was always going to be yes.
Purely anecdotal, but the possibility of rejection in front of many people would keep most from trying to ambush.
Purely anecdotal, but the possibility of rejection in front of many people would keep most from trying to ambush.
Trump: “Pardon?”
U.S. Government: “Of course!”
Boasberg: “<deep sigh>”
U.S. Government: “Of course!”
Boasberg: “<deep sigh>”
April 17, 2025 at 12:57 AM
Trump: “Pardon?”
U.S. Government: “Of course!”
Boasberg: “<deep sigh>”
U.S. Government: “Of course!”
Boasberg: “<deep sigh>”
The thing is…
The grandstanding and showmanship of these bizarre and anti-American claims against Federal judges is doing what it needs to do regardless.
That is, to convince the average clueless American that what they are claiming makes legal and constitutional sense. Faux legitimacy.
The grandstanding and showmanship of these bizarre and anti-American claims against Federal judges is doing what it needs to do regardless.
That is, to convince the average clueless American that what they are claiming makes legal and constitutional sense. Faux legitimacy.
April 3, 2025 at 2:09 AM
The thing is…
The grandstanding and showmanship of these bizarre and anti-American claims against Federal judges is doing what it needs to do regardless.
That is, to convince the average clueless American that what they are claiming makes legal and constitutional sense. Faux legitimacy.
The grandstanding and showmanship of these bizarre and anti-American claims against Federal judges is doing what it needs to do regardless.
That is, to convince the average clueless American that what they are claiming makes legal and constitutional sense. Faux legitimacy.