pacino wrote:

Doll Is Mine wrote:

Slowhand wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:I think he tried to get everyone to sign them. It's all part of his obedience fetish, and probably a desire to hide his true self from the world at large. He's a hideous monster, you know.

Speaking of hideous monsters, does anyone else wonder if there might be underage girls in that pee-pee tape? I suspect it's worse than just some kinky sex. I guess Putin would then have to explain why he sent underage girls to Trump's room, but details details.

My dark web source is indicating it’s even worse than your typical underage stuff. Whatever that means.

Trannies?

how would that be worse

and perhaps we shouldn't use slurs on the board. thanks.

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:

pacino wrote:

Doll Is Mine wrote:

Slowhand wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:I think he tried to get everyone to sign them. It's all part of his obedience fetish, and probably a desire to hide his true self from the world at large. He's a hideous monster, you know.

Speaking of hideous monsters, does anyone else wonder if there might be underage girls in that pee-pee tape? I suspect it's worse than just some kinky sex. I guess Putin would then have to explain why he sent underage girls to Trump's room, but details details.

My dark web source is indicating it’s even worse than your typical underage stuff. Whatever that means.

Trannies?

how would that be worse

and perhaps we shouldn't use slurs on the board. thanks.

isn't someone from the LGBT community allowed to use it like black people use the N word?

In an interview with Fox News' Neil Cavuto, ICE Acting Director Thomas Homan said the Department of Justice needs "to file charges against the sanctuary cities" and "hold back their funding."

Homan, who was announced in December as President Trump's pick to permanently run the agency, went on to say that politicians enforcing sanctuary city policies need to be held "personally accountable."

"We gotta take [sanctuary cities] to court, and we gotta start charging some of these politicians with crimes," he said.

Governor Kate Brown appointed Adrienne Nelson to the Oregon Supreme Court on Tuesday, marking the first time an African American has served on the high court in the state's 158-year history.

Nelson grew up on Arkansas. While in high school, her mother sued her school district for refusing to permit an African American student to be recognized as a valedictorian, according to the governor's office. Nelson's mother prevailed, and Nelson was named valedictorian, the governor's office said.

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:Sessions going after legal marijuana

https://apnews.com/19f6bfec15a74733b40e ... _medium=AP

Michael Wolff has tapes to back up quotes in his incendiary book — dozens of hours of them.

Some reporters and officials are calling the book sloppy, and challenging specific passages.

- How could Wolff possibly know for sure what Steve Bannon and the late Roger Ailes said at a private dinner?

- It turns out Wolff hosted the dinner for six at his Manhattan townhouse.

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:Sessions going after legal marijuana

https://apnews.com/19f6bfec15a74733b40e ... _medium=AP

Soren wrote:Legal marijuana is about white people doing what they want/feel entitled to do, not undoing the damage dealt to black communities by strong armed enforcement of misguided drug laws. Don't care enough to get up in arms about what that racist keibler #$!&@ thinks about blazing.

Woody wrote:Oh lordy! https://www.axios.com/how-michael-wolff ... 60813.html

Michael Wolff has tapes to back up quotes in his incendiary book — dozens of hours of them.

Some reporters and officials are calling the book sloppy, and challenging specific passages.

- How could Wolff possibly know for sure what Steve Bannon and the late Roger Ailes said at a private dinner?

- It turns out Wolff hosted the dinner for six at his Manhattan townhouse.

pacino wrote:

Soren wrote:Legal marijuana is about white people doing what they want/feel entitled to do, not undoing the damage dealt to black communities by strong armed enforcement of misguided drug laws. Don't care enough to get up in arms about what that racist keibler #$!&@ thinks about blazing.

California's legalization actually had in it undoing sentences of non-violent felons and seeking to set up legal businesses in communities that were basically redlined in the past. it's a model for the nation.

Steve Bannon was openly handicapping a 33.3 percent chance of impeachment, a 33.3 percent chance of resignation in the shadow of the 25th amendment and a 33.3 percent chance that he might limp to the finish line on the strength of liberal arrogance and weakness.