Justin VanDeVelde

When you're dead, you're not you anymore. You're *meat*

I don't think we should ever accept that the President is immune for anything, no matter what John Roberts said.

Calling it now, Bari Weiss's first "big" hire at CBS

A tweet from Rachel Bad announcing she was leaving Politico, dated Sept 19, 2025

She quit a couple weeks ago, though it improves Politico only marginally

I'm saying that Cuomo was the one who didn't respect the primary result, therefore was clearly who was being referred to. Beyond that I'm not taking sides

Cuomo

Key West Agreement says the Army can't operate armed fixed-wing aircraft, and good luck getting the Air Force to agree to change that.

It's a backdoor way to force black men out

That exact scenario actually happens a lot

Speaking of things making themselves irrelevant and shrinking their audience, how are things at the Washington Post?

trump’s numbers are tanking and there is a palpable desire in the electorate for a real alternative and yet the only money in democratic politics is for doing starmerism

None of the other justices feel any need to explain themselves

I *tried* to just call myself an American, because when I was inevitably asked what part of America I then had to explain where Nebraska was

I hate it too, but there's no law saying a Dem President can't order it changed in 2029. It probably won't even be in serial production by then.

Or he orders USPS not to handle any mail ballots

I suspect it's just a superficial resemblance, the YA-9 also has U-2 vibes from certain angles.

I think the biggest risk would be detailed photographs of the inlets. I haven't seen any photos to confirm the inlet covers were in place but unless someone seriously screwed up they would be.

Oh I see what he was saying now

The Great Khan of the Plains is right there

Breyer: But wouldn't that then always be the case? If the civilian law enforcement tells you we want military force just in case something happens?

Sherman: Absolutely, your honor...and we had plenty of capacity to do that.

Breyer: Ok, I think that answers my question

Indeed, the US bought a zeppelin, filled it with helium, and it had a long, successful career (mostly in determining what not to use zeppelins for).

It was 100% necessary for the *Germans* to fill their zeppelins with hydrogen, because the US had an effective monopoly on helium and refused to export it, for obvious reasons.

Sounds like next time you should cut out the middle man and just interview her focus group

It has been the honor of my life to serve as Commissioner of BLS alongside the many dedicated civil servants tasked with measuring a vast and dynamic economy. It is vital and important work and I thank them for their service to this nation.

The whole reason they're going for it now is to ensure no Congress can ever be elected that would do so

Died with hippo, not from hippo

I learned very early not to touch anything the British called BBQ

And that was how Prof. Kreis ended up a Subject of the Crown

I knew immediately that the business model was get people hooked with cheap deliveries subsidized by venture capital, then jack up prices later.

I just couldn't predict that a global pandemic would come along to absolutely supercharge the dependency factor.

I see six