Mel Gibson's dear friend Jodie Foster?

You know the Trump regime is wildly antisemitic, right? I'm not supporting anybody who praises antisemites.

Donald- So I just admit that I was wrong and I get to go into heaven?

Jesus- Yes my child. I paid the price for your sins when I died on the cross

Donald- But I have to admit I was wrong?

Jesus- Yes my child.

Donald- I like messiahs who weren't crucified.

This image is fake

D'oh, I was afraid of that. Sorry, I only know a few British actors.

Wasn't Catweazle played by Geoffrey Bayldon? Pertwee played Worzel Gummidge. Sorry if I'm missing something.

I imagine it helps to be an unorthodox thinker if you're looking for new scientific discoveries. And maybe a lot of these unorthodox-thinker Nobel winners turn out to have essentially gotten lucky that one of their wacky ideas ended up being right.

Would you agree or disagree that the headline should convey the most important part of the story?

Would you agree or disagree that the most important part of this story is that Trump is lying about Portland?

All kinds of franchise crossover opportunities:

LAWN OF THE PLANET OF THE APES

LAWN OF THE LIVING DEAD

FROM DUSK TIL LAWN

Who’d you vote for, Stu?

Any idea why it does the back and forth wiggle while it's heating up?

And not just the DOJ - this required corrupt help from Bill Pulte of the FHFA

What about the first two posts in this thread? Those are the far more important ones. The ones that refer to the damage you caused. Address that.

Oh, I think they all hate him for the same reason.

Perry asks, what if the president is relying on "completely invalid evidence?"

"What if DHS folks are not tethered to reality in their assessment of events. Does that matter?"

Hamilton: "A couple points …"

The right loves political correctness as long as it protects the Ku Klux Klan

Democrats don't like to go on the offensive. That's why "they're weird" was so refreshing - they were stepping up and setting the terms of the debate. But usually they insist on a defensive posture, like "we're trying to stop Trump from killing insurance subsidies".

Yep, the voicemail Giuliani intended for Tuberville makes it clear that they had a plan they were trying to enact that had little to do with the mob

If Ds kept hammering it home, it would have gotten through to less committed people who just voted for Trump because of egg prices. Dems just don't consistently go on the attack against Trump. Hard to put points on the board if you never put your offense on the field.

I still don't understand why Democrats last year kept saying "Donald Trump" without preceding it with "convicted felon"

Information, framing, emphasis and repetition - all choices that legacy newspapers are making, and making to benefit fascists.

It's because the media hated Hillary Clinton and they love Trump

If Trump had run in 2012, he'd have won the R nomination and lost the general and the world would be an insanely better place

Yeah, the 2012 autopsy was all about how the country is becoming less white, so Republicans need to stop being racist. The GOP base reaction was fear over the browning of America and thus becoming *more* racist. And somehow (part electoral college advantage, part media aiding Trump) it worked.

That reflects Democratic voters' dissatisfaction

Dems could at least try being an opposition party

When only 28% say that Ds have a better plan on gun control, I think that's a pretty clear indicator that Ds numbers are being depressed by D voters' dissatisfaction with their own party. I don't see any other way to interpret that.

They know they'll get more people on social media - even here on Bluesky - to share the article if they include a misleading and inflammatory image

We shouldn't fall for it

I contribute to ProPublica because they do good work. If NPR did good work, I'd contribute to NPR, too. You have the option of doing your job well, telling the truth, serving the public, and getting more money for it. Why not take the opportunity?