Imagine if someone decides, ‘Oh there’s a drop box. I’m just gonna put some explosives in it and blow it up and burn all of those ballots'
...and now those votes don’t count at all.
Source: talkingpointsmemo.com
Hope my anon MAGA believer sees this -
trumpy believes he will be “reinstated in August”, and be back in the US presidency.
Maybe they will give him another participant trophy, so he can pretend he is king.
Source: wonkette.com
"Florida Republicans have realized that in their efforts to keep Black people and other likely Democrats from voting, they accidentally have passed a bill that might suppress the hell out of their voters..."
oh FLORIDA MAN, is there no stupidity too absurd for you? Punching yourself in the dick is pretty damn astounding.
Source: wonkette.com
when Sarah Palin is more focused on reality than the next ex-president, you know how deep the bottom is...
Source: mudwerks
now THAT is a great headline
Source: theslot.jezebel.com
a good rule of thumb is:
NEVER listen to the stupidest guy you know
Source: mudwerks
this is when having ignorant, childish leaders that lead by:
- constantly lying
- deliberately spreading misinformation
- blaming everybody else for problems
really backfires and puts your populace in serious danger.
Source: talkingpointsmemo.com
Dear UK,
sorry about the dumbass currently running your country into the ground...
we are still trying to get rid of ours, and it’s slow-going so far.
signed,
Reasonable People Everywhere
Source: axios.com
yay - no longer is it "natural gas"
it is:
"freedom gas"
and "molecules of US freedom"
this is not an onion satire - this is GOP leadership!!! 💩💩💩
Source: mudwerks
we may be getting much more blue in AZ - but our state legislature is still filled with crazy right-wing loonies who propose ludicrous bills to implement stupid things
Arizona House Bill 2444, proposed last week by State Rep. Gail Griffin (R-Hereford), would require makers and distributors of Internet-connected devices to ship such devices with blocking software "that renders a website that displays obscene material inaccessible by default." Under the bill, any Internet user who wants to deactivate the blocking software would have to pay "a onetime deactivation fee of at least $20 to the Arizona Commerce Authority."
The money would be used to establish what the bill calls the "John McCain Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation Prevention Fund." That fund would "provide grants to government agencies and private entities that work to uphold community standards of decency for the purpose of strengthening families and developing, expanding or strengthening programs for victims of sex offenses."
To accomplish that goal, the bill provides a list of 10 types of projects that could be funded by the porn fee. First on the list is "build a border wall between Mexico and this state or fund border security." The proposal comes as President Trump continues his push for a border wall.
and yeah - that would be pretty much unconstitutional. Like a lot of the “bills” proposed in the AZ state legislature.
Source: mudwerks
mr. trumbles IS president BIG BOY
he’s already up in your government, making it into a bad reality-tv show
Source: mudwerks