David Hamlin

Would be really nice to be up 6 with a minute to go

He won re-election a bunch of times on the slogan "He kept us out of the Thirty Years War!!"

Apparently John Adams was the inspiration for Tenet?

This might exlain the recent miracles in Boston

In effect..."if he is stymied and defeated, in a year our present fears will seem alarmist and we will look silly, so lets not defeat him TOO much. Because we do not want to look silly."

Best case scenario on a rollercoaster is that you end up where you started

He is obviously going to legalize fentanyl

SpaceX Starship rocket explodes after lift-off Setback for Elon Musk-led company comes hours after successful maiden launch of rival Blue Origin’s New Glenn

'Starship experienced “a rapid unscheduled disassembly”'. We are not living in the Onion anymore, now we are living in The Expanse.

www.ft.com/content/f281...

Such a ballsy call and run

Room G21 is a spartan affair

schön dass die Thurne gerettet werden wären

That family used to have Taxis. What happened to the Taxis? Did they lose the Taxis?

Van-Gos

The great Steve Bartkowski rides again

Demobilization and bringing the lads back home?

The Soft Bigotry of No Expectations on Trump - emptywheel In an editorial, WaPo made yet another demand that Kamala Harris provide more details of the policies she is promising. Yet in the process, WaPo confesses that they have made no such demands in the 21...

The Soft Bigotry of No Expectations on Trump

www.emptywheel.net/2024/09/02/t...

The correct answer in Andor

Dude, he's CIA

Make a band milder:
Poisson

This would be an insightful article in 2015, an interesting piece on the changing political priorities in 2018. In 2024 its seems a bit like triumphantly proclaiming the discovery that there are some cars that don't use ANY GAS AT ALL.

Perhaps they are looking for the engagement produced by bad headlines

What do you expect from the leadership of a globalized conglomerate with diversified holdings in the financial, real estate, and educational sectors?

The constant aftershock warnings were far more disrupptive of my class than was the actual earthquake

Presumably that would suggest that immigrant detention centers were a bad idea, since Germany had them in the 1920s as well...https://blogs.law.ox.ac.uk/border-criminologies-blog/blog-post/2023/03/targeting-jewish-migrants-and-unwanted-foreigners-1920s

In your example, Colorado has no interest in elections in private organizations, only elections to public office. And the qualifications are usually not particularly onerous, and thus go unnoticed. So far as I know, Federal elected office has an age-test and a don't-overthrow-the-government-test

I'm a bit out of my lane, but I believe most states treat primaries largely as largely private party concerns, but Colorado appears to treat them as a partially privatized point in the process to elect officials to public office. There may be other states that have a similar approach.

My understanding is that its a quirk of Colorado law. Unlike most states, Colorado requires all candidates be qualified for the office they seek. Normally that merely would prevent, say, a 28 year old from running in a Colorado Presidential primary.

Jürgen Zimmerer, "The birth of the Ostland out of the spirit of colonialism: a postcolonial perspective on the Nazi policy of conquest and extermination", Patterns of Prejudice, 2005

Egads. "Not limited to Europe", is what that is supposed to say

Einsatzgruppe Ägyptien was attached to the Afrika Korps, specifically to kill Jews in Mandate Palestine and Egypt. Also, the SS refused to release Spanish Jews captured in Paris, even after Franco's government promised to remove them to Morocco. So, no, not limited to Egypt.