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Jeff Tiedrich's avatar

today in News That Broke While I Was Writing This Post: parking garage lawyer Alina Habba was ruled to have been illegally appointed US Attorney

Kay-El's avatar

She shouldn’t even be allowed to represent parking garages :D

Chris Hierholzer's avatar

She could do a toothpaste commercial! Next?

Maria Devereux's avatar

She might have to mud wrestle Lindsey Halligan for the spot.

Charles Austin's avatar

Or the Lollypop Guild.😂😂

Irascible Ink's avatar

Another Wizard of Oz reference in this thread. Must be something in the air. 🌪

Stephanie Lajeskie's avatar

I have silly question. Will anything actually be done about that?

Punkette's avatar

Since Habba was illegally appointed, I wonder if the cases she prosecuted will be thrown out?

Maui Wahine's avatar

It creates a chaotic situation that has actual, real dollar costs to taxpayers. Letʻs not forget that all of this bullshit is being paid for by us.

Linda Weide's avatar

I prefer paying for her to be thrown out than a lot of other bad uses Trump is putting our tax dollars to.

Lynn Van Haren's avatar

Including every drone/missile being launched at fishing boats

Christine Zepka's avatar

Every. Fucking. Day!

Douglas Paul Truhlar's avatar

I thought they were and so was she! We need more info Jeff just shared a headline, will there be a congressional hearing if so OH BOY!

Charles Austin's avatar

That's what should happen.

Charles Austin's avatar

And yes, it's going to cost a few million to clean up the resulting mess.😡

Angie Longenecker's avatar

Money finally under the tPLUMP regime, finally well spent.

James Starr's avatar

yep that is a silly question in "this day and age"....but on a bright note, I think something will be done about her and the rest of these traitors during future administrations, if we live that long to see it

Keith's avatar

what exactly is 'this day and age' supposed to mean? this is the same shit the republicans have been doing ALL MY LIFE!

what other generation had AIR RAID DRILLS? bend over put head between legs and kiss your ass goodbye ... can you say CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS?

oh yeah what about the DRAFT? do the name VIETNAM ring a bell?

oh oh ohhhhhh .... how about the OIL EMBARGO? gasoline went from 35 cents a gallon to over $1.50 almost overnight. RATIONING 10 gal max fill up!

what did we do? scotched taped copies of mickey mouse giving the ayatollah the finger! how'd that work out?

ouh ouh ooouuuuhhhhh! 3 political assassinations 2 kennedys 1 king! ALL within 5 year span! and gobs of other earth-shaking bullshit! WATERGATE anyone?

PENTHOUSE SHOWS PUBIC HAIR! oh my! MEI LAI massacre!

this day and age ain't SHIT compared to what BOOMERS LIVED!

and who could forget TEAR DOWN THIS WALL!

RONNIE BOY didn't get 'er done the UNITED STATES drove the SOVIET UNION into bankruptcy! in perspective, donnie johnboy is but an inconvenience!

Stephanie Lajeskie's avatar

Yeah, but I’m a boomer, and I don’t remember the president ever being above the law. Not that they didn’t try. But at least there were three branches of government back then, which was kinda nice.

Charles Austin's avatar

Nixon tried, but some people stood up and stopped him.

Stephanie Lajeskie's avatar

That’s because hadn’t come up with Project 1973.

James Starr's avatar

you must have some serious cognitive impairment, Keith. The phrase "this day and age" was used loosely as a mockery for those who over-use that terminology. Pop a xanax in your mouth , chill the fuck out, and quit trying to over-think everything for fucks sakes.

James Starr's avatar

fuck off you psycho-path

Chris Hierholzer's avatar

No because she's special and has blond hair.

Kay's avatar

Disbarred comes to mind. Maybe that.

Dana Jae Labrecque's avatar

I have another silly question, will anything be done about anything in this rabid, evil administration?

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

With Alina’s diamond “the size of a Ritz cracker,” as E. Jean says of her.

Chris Hierholzer's avatar

That's just fun fake news!

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

Reaching #2 on the NYT best-seller list, E. Jean Carroll’s NOT MY TYPE (2024) romps through language, civil litigation, and life without stinting on substance or wicked wit. Led by Roberta Kaplan, Trump was found civilly liable for sexual assault and defamation against Carroll. He has lost both appeals, so Mmes. Kaplan and Carroll have beaten Trump four times. He owes them $83.3 million.

KP Johnson Austin, TX's avatar

Hanging out at mara lardo in her swimsuit. Gross.

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

Alina hung out at the Bedminster pool, I know. MAL, I don’t know.

Ruth Ann Orlansky's avatar

Hopefully, we can finally hop off this merry-go-round with illegal U.S. Attorney appointments. This was a 3-0 Federal Appeals Court decision. What's great about it is that it sets a precedent for all the other illegal U.S. Attorney appointment hearings making their way through the system. Halligan will be out, the person in Nevada will be out, etc. Unless the Regime attempts another crooked scheme. Stay tuned.

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

Balayage before Rocket Docket, pouted Lindsay H-a-double-L-I-G-A-N spells Halligan.

Linda Weide's avatar

Let us hope there are more and more leaks too, so that people have some evidence to use when they go after all these crooks.

Here is a good discussion of the leaks we just had.

https://open.substack.com/pub/thewestpointhistoryprofessor/p/a-nefarious-peace-plan-exposed-early?r=f0qfn&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false

Ingrid Robertshaw's avatar

That seems to be the going thing! Just as long as they are loyal,good asskissers ,corrupt,dumb as a rock ...they are in! Habba was the one who signed off the paperwork when the FBI searched MAR A LAGO & took his stash of classified docs. Problem is..she lied ..saying there are no other boxes. Knowing that NAUTA had moved more soemewhere else..

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

Roberta Kaplan’s deposition of Donald before the E. J. trials remain comedy gold. As he lost both appeals, the ladies have triumphed four times!

Joe Witkowski's avatar

Walt *NAUTA BRAIN IN THAT LITTLE DIET-COKE FETCHING CHIMP’S HEAD* 🤡

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

Being essentially a servant, Waltine Nauta got much less attention than other military sex pests. A Navy veteran, Nauta is a native of Guam, which his boss obviously believed was one of those countries nobody’s heard of. At one point he was unaware than Walt is a citizen.

Lynn Van Haren's avatar

@ Ingrid- And there were NO consequences. That’s been the problem since tRump’s 1st term

🌷IntheHalloftheMtnKing's avatar

Maga women--wake up! You're actually not in the I-can-do-whatever-I-want club

SethTriggs's avatar

Hopefully this means that Rep. McIver's fakakta indictment is also going down the drain.

Unfortunately this also means probably that the scarification attack hoax lady's indictment is gone too.

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

“Prolapsed” is a perfect word to describe any part of what soon will occupy that Cheung-sized ⚰️coffin.

Carol C's avatar

The photo of Trump asleep in the dining room with guys looking in the window at him, the one Jeff showed Sunday, I saw in just one other substack. Has anyone seen it in other places?

Kim Steeves's avatar

No, and I can not seem to access it, would love to see it!

Susan Bauer's avatar

Speaking of dips— how did we in MO end up with warmonger Eric Schmidt and running Josh Hawley

Lynn Van Haren's avatar

How did you trade Claire McCasskill for Hawley??

DrBDH's avatar

Habba and Halligan, Attorneys at Pay’n’Park.

Lynn Van Haren's avatar

As she should have been. It should never have taken this long to be decided! She is a vile, grasping for money creature

SeekingReason's avatar

Sent me into a shocked stupor! 😁

Sally Cruikshank's avatar

hahaha thought of you right away!

Jeff Tiedrich's avatar

I've had an MRI. there's no fucking way anyone could have one without knowing what was being examined

Polly Sears's avatar

I have had quite a few MRIs for my MS- you definitely know what is being imaged.

Paula Dean's avatar

Polly, I also have regular MRI's for a chronic health issue. Aren't they fun? You're put inside a claustrophobic tube where loud banging on metal pounds and bright lights roam over your body, the hard tray you're lying on judders while you are commanded to hold perfectly still - loudly, on speakers set to 11 so you can hear over the banging, until finally (for me, the average time is 25 minutes because they look at every inch of my spine and skull) it's over, and the tray slides out again.

My question is: after being through many MRI's, in many different hospitals and clinics, ALL of which were barely wide enough for me - How the Hell did they fit tRump in one???

Theresa Breach's avatar

Locally, and this is in the UK, very large patients sometimes have MRIs done at the zoo - they have an extra-large scanner for camels, hippos and the like. I imagine DJT could be squeezed in

Joyce's avatar

And he'd be able to identify the animals, too! He can point to camels!

Robin D's avatar

OMG Theresa. My first reaction is to howl with laughter, but you must be right. I know here in the US I have heard they have to do something similar to weigh morbidly obese people..I mean 500+ pounds.Put them on an animal scale. I saw on TV once, someone who was almost 1000 pounds. It's a sickness and I am no one to laugh at them or judge. Demented Donnie I will make fun of all day long, but not them. I feel sorrow for them.

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

The National Zoo lies between the White House and Walter Reed! He coulda gone to the large exotic animal med facility there. If he had, I’d know, the Zoo’s a half-mile from my house.

Douglas Paul Truhlar's avatar

Tell dopey don that’s where he’s going to the hippo mri! Lol

Cheri Collins's avatar

Double wide! 😂🤣😂

Ole Anderson's avatar

They do have extra large mri machines, even one that you sit upright in.

Douglas Paul Truhlar's avatar

Ole, do you know where? I have bulging discs lots of them and I know hey are different than when laying down.

Ole Anderson's avatar

I had one at the University of Miami hospital. That was a number of years ago so I imagine there are many more in service around the country now.

Good Luck in finding one; it is a Major improvement over the horizontal tube!

KJM531's avatar

All they needed to fit in there was his big pumpkin head……

Leigh Hamilton's avatar

I'm sorry MRIs are so hard on so many people. I nap through all of mine (bad back) with the aid of ear plugs and classical music. They roll me out and I say, "Already?"

Marla's avatar

I hurt my back, really badly. They couldn't do an MRI because I was so twitchy from the pain. After a week on steroids and Ultram (tramadol), I was so swacked out, I was able to lie still long enough.

Put on a face mask and blissed out in the machine. I imagined I was at at a Philip Glass concert, listening to atonal music.

Interesting, to say the least.

Robin D's avatar

You're a trooper and must not be claustrophobic like my friend who has had two of them. I know people who suffer with bad backs, but at least you know what you're having it for. I had to have (sorry if TMI) a breast MRI when my radiologist found something during my mammogram years ago. I thought I would faint. They gave me an IV of meds to calm me down...it was a Friday afternoon in the summer...and as soon as I started going through the machine it died, and I had to do it all over again that Monday. Thankfully I was ok.

arne link's avatar

Wow. I had one and would rather die than try it again. I had a horrible panic attack, screamed and begged to be taken out. Nope, never again for me.

2Cats2Furious's avatar

I had a series of MRIs this year, and the best advice I received to deal with the super loud clanging sounds was to imagine that you were in an East German nightclub in the 1990s. It actually helped!

Robin D's avatar

I'm sorry for your health issues Polly and Paula 🙏 I have a friend with serious liver problems who has had two of them and she thought she would faint from the noise and she is extremely claustrophobic. I went down the Mayo Clinic rabbit hole about MRIs and there are a few types of machines and one is a wider one for heavier people.

Chris Hierholzer's avatar

A toilet plunger might work but it would have to be a really big one.

Charles Austin's avatar

And a couple of gallons of PB Blaster.😂😂

SethTriggs's avatar

They probably used one of those mobile scanners used at customs border facilities that they drive by vehicles to scan them.

Ole Anderson's avatar

Those are just regular X-ray machines at US border crossings, Seth. Too much metal for an mri

And they are experimenting with LiDAR scanners, too

PTW's avatar

I've had two in my life. Definitely not something you volunteer to do "for fun."

arne link's avatar

Ghastly. Never again for me. Never.

NOYB's avatar

Sure as hell do:. It's like my knee, back, shoulder, stomach hurts, my mammogram was equivocal, my spouse says my memory is going (chortle)...

Donald Lipkis's avatar

In addition, no MRI is described as perfect like a test score. And just to be clear, if his MRI was as perfect as the phone call that got him impeached, that MRI showed some serious problems.

Stephen Brady's avatar

Well, I’ve ordered MRIs on demented patients looking for brain abnormalities and they can forget why they had them. Preznit Fuckwit is not a good enough actor to fake this in front of all the docs saying he appears to be in major cognitive decline…

Ann Gullberg's avatar

Indeed! MRIs are never done just for fun…

Butch's avatar

I've had one and I'll never forget the experience.

John Nerdrum's avatar

Its like being put headfirst in a 35 gallon barrel and having somebody going around the outside and banging on the sides with a hammer. Just my "been there" opinion!!

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

Almost exactly my description: inside an old metal trash can upon which someone is pounding with a ball peen hammer.

NOYB's avatar

It's one of my sick traits:. I love MRIs. I find the percussion distracting and strangely soothing.

cablecargal's avatar

You are a lucky person!

I just keep my eyes shut the entire time; one time I opened them and that metal tube is half an inch from my nose and I freaked out but got it together.

Once you've had one, at least you know what to expect. Deep breaths and eyes shut and of course, the ear plugs they give you.

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

I enjoy being anesthesthetised and waking up in another room, as during colonoscopies and ECT.

Patricia Gomes's avatar

🖐️👍👍👍

SethTriggs's avatar

Though the pricktator is also the first person I've ever heard of who doesn't understand how magnets work, so...

Daniel M Kimmel's avatar

I had one recently. I told them the noise it makes during the procedure sounded like the soundtrack to "Forbidden Planet."

Paula Dean's avatar

They offered me music to listen to and I chose classical. The next time, I chose Led Zeppelin. I should have used earplugs! I love Zep, but the beats of the music didn't match the loud banging at all!

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

George Thoroughgood & the Destroyers goes with an MRI. “One Bourbon, One Scotch,” worked.

Paula Dean's avatar

Excellent choice!

cablecargal's avatar

Do you come out of the hospital craving alcohol?

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

When he insisted that “nobody’s ever heard of magnets,” I learned that just as in my childhood, each Wooly Willy comes with his own magnet. I bought two original Willys for my grandchildren; now also available in handy pocket size!

SethTriggs's avatar

Wooly Willies are pretty neat. I never used one but apparently they were fairly popular, and made not too far away from me (I wanna say in Smethport, PA?) And hey, I guess he must’ve deliberately forgotten those exist given the resemblance to his eldest failson’s beard.

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

Wee Willy, and Cokey Don (with white filings), could be the follow-up toy involving the lived experiences of MAGA boys.

Carol C's avatar

Great one, Seth!

Cheri Collins's avatar

There is that! 😂🤣😂

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

Woolly Willy still comes with its magnet, I learned when I bought two of these boomer-era classics for my grandchildren. Even those who’re boycotting Amazon can look, if WW-naive.

Lisa K. Obrien's avatar

…unless one was comatose, so…?

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

Adults are expected to just hold still inside an MRI, but this weenie probably was sedated for everyone else’s comfort.

Robin D's avatar

Oh Leslie, 😂🤣😂🤣

Douglas Paul Truhlar's avatar

Oh he’s comatose alright but in his own way probably not what you were thinking.

Lisa K. Obrien's avatar

You cannot know what I was thinking.

Douglas Paul Truhlar's avatar

Lisa, your right, is there various types of comatose? Please inform.

Ingrid Robertshaw's avatar

I have had 2 MRIs. on my knees..L& R. I knew it was my knees..Donny probably had a brain scan...and the damn Machine came up empty..hollow..that's why he won't remember.

Kevin Rice's avatar

I had a full body MRI to make sure a small bit of cancer I had hadn't spread elsewhere. (It hadn't.) It took a long time. They give you that panic button and everything in case you freak out in there. I never used it. I was slid out of that thing and they asked if I was okay. "It took a while, but I was fine. My only complaint is the music in there sucks." (If you've never had an MRI, imagine being in a dumpster that is closed, and someone is rhythmically hitting the outside of it with a hammer. It's loud as hell in that thing, even with the earplugs they provide.)

Kathy's avatar

Perfect description.

Kevin Rice's avatar

Nah, that was over ten years ago, and over five since I finished all the check-ins and CT Scans and stuff. All is gooder. It was caught early. The fact that I remember it this far out tells you all you need to know. :)

Permian Extinction's avatar

You can request no music.

Kevin Rice's avatar

I didn't have music. I was talking about the incessant banging.

Permian Extinction's avatar

Oh, you meant the Shake 'n Bake. Sorry.

Paula Dean's avatar

You described it perfectly!

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

My two-year-old should have explained to the painted man that a “perfect MRI” is a nice clear one the doctor can read, to see if his brain “tuber” is growing faster than the rest of him. It’s not supposed to (and didn’t).

Carol C's avatar

Leslie, I think your little one has a champion parent.

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

Awww.🥰 TYSM. He was medically fragile until nineteen, and is now the most popular clam shack waiter in Key West. We won!

Carol C's avatar

Wonderful! I enjoyed how he sedated the action figures, too.

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

He acted out on the other figures. The armed doctors reach for the skies. The pirates, cowboys, and native Americans didn’t take their pink medicine, so he’s afraid they’ll have to shoot them to address their otitis media. He received at least two sets of ear tubes, plus an adenoidectomy.

Carol C's avatar

That reminds me of my 48-year-old at that age. And my four-year-old grandson. But not the medical procedures. My daughter loved the pink medicine. Thanks!

Cheri Collins's avatar

Yep. Same here. I actually had a brain MRI recently. You would have to be under deep, complete anaesthesia to not notice which body part was being scanned. Sheesh! Mine was fine, BTW.

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

Children are sedated for MRIs with chloral hydrate, etc. Orange guy probably got propofol so that everyone else got a break from his perfect babbling.

Ellen H's avatar

But the fact he insists it wasn’t his brain proves without a doubt that it was his brain, since everything out of his mouth is a lie.

LINDA ADAMS's avatar

You give the man too much credit.

Joanne Rossmassler Fritz's avatar

As a survivor of two brain aneurysm ruptures, I’ve had many MRIs. You definitely know what it’s for! And that jackhammer sound is impossible to forget. If you’re the least bit claustrophobic, the whole experience is frightening.

Robin D's avatar

🙏 I hope you are okay. I don't make fun of people's health issues. I've had an MRI and lots of other imaging and health issues and it is scary. I'm terrified of anything medical and my BP explodes with "white coat syndrome" I save all my jokes only for Demented Donnie and the rest of his repulsive regime. Be well.

Joanne Rossmassler Fritz's avatar

Thank you, Robin. That was so nice of you! I have yearly checkups with my neurosurgeon, and so far, everything is okay.

Robin D's avatar

I'm glad to hear it. Joanne🙏

arne link's avatar

I didn't think that I was claustrophobic until they shoved me into that tight tube. Oh, Hell no. Get me out! Get me out!

Lin Talbot-Koehl's avatar

Bullshit.

I've had more MRIs than I can remember (brain, for MS; lower back, for shattered L4 & L5), & yeah, you KNOW what part of your body is being scanned....unless you're a fucking brain-dead moron who's lost all conscious awareness of your surroundings.

(And yeah, I nap during mine, too. Some classic '60s music, & I'm gone - but not so much that I CAN'T REMEMBER WHY I'M THERE.)

BluDotInARedSewer's avatar

Pro Tip for an MRI: Keep your eyes SHUT.

cablecargal's avatar

Most definitely!!

Jeanne Leduc's avatar

It probably fell asleep...

Kay-El's avatar

1. : “I have no idea. it was just an MRI. what part of the body? it wasn’t the brain” If you don’t know what body part but can say it wasn’t the brain, then it was the brain. 🙄

2. We know Markwayne Mullet is lying because anybody who can bankrupt six casinos doesn’t know how to calculate.

Irascible Ink's avatar

Reminds me of the story someone said about their MAGA relative who, when asked why she hated Obama so much all she could manage was "well it wasn't cuz he's black!"

Narrator: it's defintely cuz he's black.

George A. Polisner's avatar

Thank you Jeff.

Kegsbreath, Bondi, Noem, Trump, and Vance all belong in front of the International Court of Justice at The Hague for ordering and greenlighting of Human Rights abuses, the flaunting of International Law, the illegality of their actions and orders, and more. At present, aside from Putin and Netanyahu -they have declared all out war on democracy, justice, and equality.

Beyond being held criminally liable for their actions, their co-conspirators, accessories after the fact, and donor/supporters should be held to account through asset forfeiture. Just as some of Putin's oligarchs have had assets frozen and seized, so should those continuing to fund the Trump/Vance disorganized crime association.

Polly Sears's avatar

I agree, but, unfortunately, we didn't sign up with some organization, and, thus- no Americans can be tried at the Hague- only US criminal court.

George A. Polisner's avatar

True Polly -but no reason the next Administration is precluded from supporting the ICJ and the International Criminal Court -and there is no statute of limitations on war crimes.

Stephen Schiff's avatar

I agree completely but don't see any way of it happening. The Democrats are just as vulnerable as the Republicans; for example drone strikes under Obama.

The main streams of both parties are solidly invested in American Exceptionalism

mary's avatar

I'm not sure that's entirely correct. My reading is that although we don't "respect" the proceedings of the ICC Americans can still be prosecuted by that court. If found guilty those Americans will become "persona non grata" in the countries that respect that court's judgments. I don't remember the number but it's significant.

Betsy L's avatar

I think there's a legal technicality where Dumpy et al can be tried by the ICJ, but not the ICC. I was reading about it over the weekend but I couldn't tell you where I saw it.

rlritt's avatar

Absolutely. Every oligarch who has paid Trump a bribe. Both his sons and son in law, Miller, et al should be held accountable. Even Bezos who bought the Washington Post to promote Trump.

George A. Polisner's avatar

They have certainly aided and abetted. In varied responsibility -they own this.

rlritt's avatar

Hopefully there will be consequences one day.

Robert Eckert's avatar

"the flaunting of International Law": pet peeve. it's the FLOUTING (blatant disobedience) of international law; flaunting international law would mean boasting about how great our international law is.

George A. Polisner's avatar

Thanks Robert. My desire for timeliness superseded my quest for accuracy. In my defense I was not fully caffeinated.

Robert Eckert's avatar

You are far from the only reason to get those two words mixed up.

I correct and serve.

Permian Extinction's avatar

Just give me the MRI of the unexpurgated Epstein Files

P123Sunny's avatar

‘UN-Redacted-Gate’‼️

Teresa G's avatar

Jeff

Even if the boats are carrying narcotics, still no reason to bomb them.

Never

That is murder.

You know l, seize the boats, the “narcotics”

Bombing is unacceptable

Jeff Tiedrich's avatar

excellent point. sometimes I get so wrapped up in writing about the trees that I completely forget about the forest

Irascible Ink's avatar

S'ok Uncle Jeff. Some days I feel like I'm sitting in the forest of talking trees and getting pelted with apples. Can't see neither the trees nor the forest. I just know I don't like little green worms.

Betsy L's avatar

Love the Wizard of Oz movie reference! I'm reading the book to my 4 y/o granddaughter in it and constantly remembering differences between the two.

Irascible Ink's avatar

I remember as a 4-5 yr old a picture book of the story that my cousin had, and thinking "That's not how the story goes! Who wrote this crap?" 😂

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

My keen eye focuses on what’s utterly beside the point, out of self-preservation.

Cheri Collins's avatar

I feel pelted by walnuts.

Lisa K. Obrien's avatar

The Coast Guard has been searching for, and seizing, narcotics for years ~ without murdering anyone. Although now with Krusty at the helm, things could change.

Mary Hall's avatar

My son is career USCG and in charge of security and weapons on his cutter. He has actually arrested drug smugglers and confiscated the evidence to be used in court. The usual protocol is to work with the smugglers to go further up the "food chain" to get info on the kingpin without acting like total murdering scofflaw amateur fkheads.

Lisa K. Obrien's avatar

The usual protocol is a preliminary ‘shot across the bow’, not eviscerating everybody and everything, no questions asked.

Sharon Hudnall's avatar

Performative murder is how this Administration rolls.

Ingrid Robertshaw's avatar

Even if the boats were loaded up to the gills ,why not monitor and get them when they deliver..this thing better get the scrutiny it deserves

Dave Drell's avatar

That would require planned thinking ahead.

DJ Headthrob's avatar

Nice of Pissdrunk Pete to honor our brave fighting men who destroy questionable Narcoterrorists who may or may not have been carrying enough drugs, IN FISHING BOATS, to addict some "300 million" citizens from miles above. Sounds like a fair fight.

Joe Witkowski's avatar

But how can the piss-drunk Nazi tattoo mannequin play video games on the taxpayer’s dime??

Joyce's avatar

Not only unacceptable--unnecessary. Intercept, board, and take into custody. But that, of course, assumes that the boats really were transporting drugs. The previous time there were survivors, they were plucked from the ocean--and promptly returned to their home countries. That wasn't........suspicious.................at all...............................

PEACE, LOVE, RESIST's avatar

So if they blow everything up, all the drugs end up in the ocean. Can’t be good for people or animals. None of this makes sense.

Irascible Ink's avatar

Nothing like frickin sharks with frickin Jewish laser beams on their heads high as fuck on frickin speedballs of coke and fentanyl!

🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈

Jan Moon's avatar

I guess if you bomb them to kingdom come you don't have enough leftover parts to identify the murder victims. How convenient. It seems to me that some effort should be made. Maybe I have slipped up on my intelligence gathering and there is ongoing ID happening. We're talking 40-plus (or is it 50-plus?) next-of-kin.

Jan Moon's avatar

Thanks Robert. I saw that later. Sometimes it's hard to keep up and it's soon going to reach farther than I can count!

Doc Blase''s avatar

It's just ridiculous. Those little boats would have to refuel about 20 times to reach the US. Nobody would try to go from Nicaragua to Texas or Florida or anywhere in between in those dinky little things, and it's counting on extreme stupidity that anybody would believe it.

I guess that's why it's working.

Fastball Fredo's avatar

No idea who he pardoned? No idea where the MRI was on his body? Stick a fork in him.. he’s done.. “Just like that old locomotive rolling on down the tracks.. he’s gone, gone and he’s never coming back” Thank you for your attention to Mr. Drool Bucket Man.

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth's avatar

That Cheung-sized ⚰️ coffin’s all ready for the Bedminster back nine.

NOYB's avatar

He'd never consent to being next to Ivana.

Robert Eckert's avatar

Consent? What's that?

Doc Blase''s avatar

The dead can't vote, no matter what the MAGAts believe.

P123Sunny's avatar

Yeah who will connect that last dot… smdh

Sharon Hudnall's avatar

The timing of the mystery MRI coincided with the severe drooping of the right side of his face. Two dots connected for him!

Joyce's avatar

Donnie Demento is sounding a lot like Holy Brother Mike Johnson, who also never knows what the fuck is going on.

Dana Jae Labrecque's avatar

Interesting ReTHUGliCON amnesia going around. Be careful! Don’t step in it.

Doc Blase''s avatar

Now we have Sergeant Schultz as President. He knows NOTHING!

Teri Springer's avatar

The annual Medicare physical includes the mini-cog test for everyone. Score is 0-3. If you score 3 you are UNLIKELY to have (currently) dementia. Anything less than 3 indicates likely dementia. Note: likely and unlikely. Neither result is definitive. A score of 2 or less means further testing is needed. The fact that Twit had an MRI after the mini-cog tells me SOMETHING in his annual physical was not good. Oh, retired RN here who was the clinic nurse for one of the first free-standing neuroimaging centers in the world.

Susie's avatar

Thank you for those details. I prefer to be informed when I set out to mock someone mercilessly. 👏🏻🤣

Ole Anderson's avatar

To be sure , Susie but don’t let it stand in the way of a good smearing of some miscreant who well deserves it.

Susie's avatar

Ahahahhahahaa! Never! 🤣🤣🤣

Stephanie Lajeskie's avatar

Nobody, in the history of MRIs has ever had one without knowing why—let alone which body part they’re scanning. They tell you when they prescribe it. They confirm it when you arrive for your appointment. They reconfirm before they roll you inside the tube. And then—and I know this is hard to believe—you actually receive the results of that scan. And the report contains actual details. Any radiologist that simply writes “perfect” is just dressed up as doctor for Halloween. So they need to release the fucking reports. Maybe in two weeks?

Sharon Hudnall's avatar

The radiologist probably meant "We got a perfect MRI of your fucked up brain."

Stephanie Lajeskie's avatar

Yes! The MRI was perfect. The brain, however, has turned into moldy cottage cheese.

Douglas Paul Truhlar's avatar

I kind f remember a law that a doctor that knows of a condition the prez has is a danger to the country the dr is supposed to share the knowledge, anybody know about that?

Irascible Ink's avatar

Every time I read another "two weeks" jab I hear it in the voice of the exploding head fat lady from Total Recall. 😂

Norma's avatar

Or the contractors from Money Pit 😂

Paula Dean's avatar

Or the clerk telling George Clooney's character in O Brother, Where Art Thou? that his Dapper Dan hair cream will take 2 weeks, along with another item he asked for, and George replies: well, ain't this place a geographical oddity - two weeks from anywhere!

Apparently, tRump also resides in a geographical oddity, perfect for a biological oddity.

Susie's avatar

Excellent reference. I needed that smile! 🤣🤣🤣

Irascible Ink's avatar

YES!! Another classic!

Stephanie Lajeskie's avatar

I don’t know, but maybe we could ask Jake Tapper to look into that.

Neal Stiffelman's avatar

Anyone doubt that he was trying to help Bolsonaro escape custody? Or Bibi? Or Orban (if they ever get to hold free elections)?

DJ Headthrob's avatar

Any possibility that he'd enlist his crack(ed) legal team to help Bibi avoid indictment and (well-deserved) jail time? Halligan and Habba to the rescue!

Eric Smith's avatar

I presume to know what the MRI was for— they were looking to see Trump’s fecalith in the circle of Willis. This is a fancy pants “medicalese” to say “shithead”. Something you don’t need a MRI to know that Trump is one.

Cheri Collins's avatar

“fecalith in the Circle of Willis” - cracked me up! Brilliant!

Doc Blase''s avatar

"fecalith". The church of fecalith. Holy shit!

Kevin King's avatar

People seem to overlook the fact that a boat the size of what they bombed could not carry enough fuel to get to America.

Susie's avatar

Ouch. Good. Fucking. Point. 💔🇺🇸

Dave Drell's avatar

Doesn’t matter to those clowns in DC… those are facts and they just get in the way!

Nightmaher's avatar

Ya know that’s the first question I had about that. Former pleasure boater, and then the a sea going boat was for fishing way out far from any land. Sold them after my husband passed. He was a Navy Veteran and grew up on the Delaware.

Douglas Paul Truhlar's avatar

But they have choices in the Caribbean Aruba and Bonaire the Flamingos fly to Venezuela every night to sleep in the Orinoco River. They are not going to the US no way.

Doc Blase''s avatar

20x less than needed. It's just ridiculous.

Alison Parker's avatar

"A Very Special Angel Of Death" snorted laughing at that one, thank you Jeff

Beth Bohon's avatar

I would LOVE to see the TACO in orange from head to foot and behind bars where he belongs. (Slight edit - I wouldn’t “love to see him”. I honestly cannot stand to look at him, but you get my drift!!)

Robert Eckert's avatar

But if I did have to look at him (God knows I've been made to, too many times) that is how I would like it to be.

Kim Nesvig's avatar

Oh he knew who he was pardoning. Peter Theil told him who to pardon.

CroneEver's avatar

Well, it could have been Junior - "But where else am I <sniff> gonna get my drugs, dad?

BluDotInARedSewer's avatar

That was my first thought.

Joe Witkowski's avatar

Thiel would have had the pardon recipient’s c0cl< in his mouth

DuduLovesBubu's avatar

Or Master Theil would command slave vance to swallow said appendage...to the root.

Robert Eckert's avatar

Or maybe the pardon was signed by AutoPen without his knowledge?