James Heflin

Why is it always a handful of Dems doing the wrong thing instead of a handful of Republicans doing the right thing?

Post from November 2020 from Trump War Room saying "This would be Joe Biden's America" above a fake CNN screenshot image of cranes dismantling the Washington monument. The dateline says "D.C. Autonomous Zone." The fake CNN caption is "Demolition of Washington monument underway."

Things that didn't age well.

But he got what he really wanted: he said they were really big on "congratulating me."

Even if it were true, it wouldn't make him wrong...

It's that endless need to "cleverly" explain things in terms of other things they sort of remind you of, whether it makes any sense or not.

So a Democrat is "finally admitting" something that the Republicans made up? How exactly does that work?

Watch: Stephen Miller Blows a Fuse When Confronted on Propaganda Trump aide Stephen Miller does not want to be asked where he’s getting his facts on Venezuela and migrants—and whether he’s just spouting propaganda from the government.

This is all they do, across the board. They ignore questions and say whatever they want, then turn into volcanically angry Nazis if anybody calls them on it.

I'm reminded of this master class in assholery:

Do they have a green room full of booze and sedatives for the people who have to come out and perform like this?

Well see, it's different when you're the one doing the treading.

I hear tonight he's planning to post about how Archduke Ferdinand should be protected at all costs.

At what point is it logical to believe they simply want lower numbers of the rabble getting in the way of the rich?

Trade isn't a game you win. It's a cooperative endeavour both sides benefit from.

Everything has to be zero-sum domination with these people, and they're so dense they don't realize that makes everyone lose.

In German, nouns are capitalized. Perhaps it's genetic?

I never could figure out why antelope meat, unlike every other meat, was cold and sweet. I eventually realized that was -cantaloupe-, not antelope.

Lemme guess -- Fox says this is evidence of media bias, not of objectively horrible people?

I'm gonna be equally petty and point out that the comms director's mug looks almost exactly the same upside down.

Although I kinda love that they chose to show off their virtual world with... a support group? In a virtual GYM?

Is he gonna audit with a few dozen UHauls?