ICE has been granted what was essentially the casus belli for the beginning of the American Revolution, something that took place more than a decade before the tea went into the harbor. Why do Kristi Noem and Tom Homan hate the Declaration of Independence? This sounds like something that the House Judiciary Committee should look into very closely.
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What the hell happened in politics this week? Esquire's legendary blogger Charlie P. Pierce has answers
ICE has been granted what was essentially the casus belli for the beginning of the American Revolution, something that took place more than a decade before the tea went into the harbor. Why do Kristi Noem and Tom Homan hate the Declaration of Independence? This sounds like something that the House Judiciary Committee should look into very closely.
During yesterday's hearing, the former special counsel played his cards so close to the vest he probably has paper cuts on his clavicles. The contrast with committee chairman Representative Jim Jordan (R-Van Heusen) couldn't have been more stark.
The president was bragging that there was now a "framework" by which Europe will hand over Greenland to the United States. This is almost assuredly TACO bullshit—he also pulled back on his threat to enact tariffs on any country that doesn't support his land grab—but he will attribute it to his eloquence when he addressed the owners of the world on Wednesday in Davos.
Over in Davos, where the world's economic and political elites have gathered to carve up the world, California governor Gavin Newsom appeared as a kind of Democratic government in exile.
In addition to the president's weird appearance in the White House Briefing Room on Tuesday, the White House put out a totally adorable list of 365 accomplishments, one for every day of the first year of Hell's Encore.
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