If I were that guy that actually scored the goal, I would be super pissed. Putting in all that work, then losing teeth earlier in the game but still playing, then gutting out that last play, only to have the President pretend to be him without putting in all that work.
Now that I think about it, though, it is a direct allegory for Donald Trump’s life. Always taking credit for the achievements of others, and putting his name on buildings he did not build himself.
It’s definitely a bit lazy. But everyone is allowed to be lazy sometimes. Or maybe you’re short, I guess, and legitimately can’t get to the top of your car.
The real question is: how well did you tip? People in these types of service jobs have an easier time doing that sort of thing if they get something extra out of it.
But it’s still the Radical Left who’s at fault.
He drove himself there in his own car, right? He “trans”-ported himself? Trump told us the trans community was dangerous!
No, you don’t get it. Democrats need robust primaries, it’s the only way to get robust candidates. We need to stop acting like anyone who gets elected once deserves that seat for life.
Every race should have a primary challenger!
According to Fred Trump’s Wikipedia Page, Donald Trump’s grandfather, Frederich Trump, married Elizabeth Christ in the early 1900s. So when Fred Trump was born in 1905, he was named “Frederick Christ Trump”.
That makes Donald Trump, literally, the Son of Christ. No wonder he is so delusional.
Yup, all those folks withheld their votes, and now Gaza is saved!
Trump did have an “airline” at one point, he owned one of the air shuttles between DC/NYC/BOS
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_Shuttle
It was never profitable, though, and eventually he had to sell to “pay” his debts. (This was also around the time he was bankrupting casinos…)
The modern fillibuster is a general agreement to let other Senate business happen while a particular vote is postponed. But Republicans want to enforce some of the older rules that mean that when a filibuster is happening, no other business can take place.
Thune is smart to proceed cautiously. There are a lot of other things that Republicans want to get through the Senate, including the DHS funding bill, and the Senate’s HR role of approving appointments. Given the state of the current rules, Democrats can hold up the voting bill without stalling all that other stuff. Once they pull the trigger on this, that all changes. Schumer will start reading names out of the Park Slope phone book for weeks on end, and all that other stuff doesn’t get done.
I can see an uncharitable way it ends well, if he finally eats that last cheeseburger already.
Bad Bunny embodies the values some of us aspire to, Trump embodies what most of the country actually values.
Yes, you understand that correctly. All I can say is that it wasn’t always this way.
Partisanship is such a driving force in our politics that even someone who only bucks their party 4% of the time is considered “bipartisan”. I’ve seen reports in the media calling a vote “bipartisan” if it only gets two or three votes from the other side.
And yes, it depends on that person’s reputation. Since Collins is seen as a moderate, all it takes is her support on a bill to call it “bipartisan”. OTOH, Senator Rand Paul frequently votes against the Republican party line, but only because he is a batshit crazy libertarian. He can vote against a Republican bill, and nobody calls that “bipartisan”, I guess because both sides think he’s nuts.
No problem! But, it’s still a link to a random X post and not an article so will probably get removed soon.
I know, it stinks, just like you-know-who’s diaper…
You forgot the link
They did name about 1km worth of highway in Scranton after Biden after he was elected President
Regina Santos-Aviles, 35, died on Sept. 14 after she doused herself with an accelerant and set herself ablaze at her home on Geraldine Avenue in Uvalde, Texas, Bexar County officials determined.
What a horrible way to go. Self-immolating isn’t really a typical suicide plan, is it? I’m sure the Uvalde PD did a thorough job investigating it, and are total professionals, and there’s no chance they are covering something up and it was really a murder.
… Wait, that town sounds familiar, where did I hear of that place before?
What a Stable Genius
Doubtful, as long as it is perfectly legal to bribe pay gratuities to justices who vote the right way
Filing that dissent meant they were eligible for their bribe gratuity for voting the right way
Oh, well it definitely is, at least in the US. They’re not getting paid below minimum like waiters are, but tipping is still customary. Normally it’s only the ones with the towels on the other end getting tipped, though. I always assumed that they all split the tips equally, but I guess I don’t know.
If I were taking a car there knowing it needed extra work on the front end, I definitely would bring tips for both ends.