Ordinary Rendition
@renderjudgment.bsky.social
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Attorney (not yours), healthcare compliance professional, greater Minnesotan, lifelong Gopher, North Star State devotee. None of the opinions expressed here are my own.
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renderjudgment.bsky.social
Oh, okay. Odd. You'd assume that it would be uncontroversial that noon in the Senate would be whenever noon in the rest of D.C. was.
renderjudgment.bsky.social
I am fairly well educated but I admit that I do not understand what the question is. Under what circumstances would noon in Congress not be noon in all of the rest of Washington, D.C.?
renderjudgment.bsky.social
It wouldn't be okay if you did it because you were mad, but it would be okay if you did it for reasons.*

*Only the right reasons, obviously.
renderjudgment.bsky.social
If all I was going to be able to say about advance notice for deporting a Venezuelan citizen to Africa was that he "is going to have the ability to contact his counsel when he's in the detention facility," I would do almost anything in my power to avoid leading that off with "my understanding is."
renderjudgment.bsky.social
Was Dustin Grage in here or have they not caught him yet?
politico.com
EXCLUSIVE: Thousands of leaked messages show leaders of Young Republican groups joking about gas chambers, slavery and rape in a private Telegram chat.

Inside rising GOP leaders’ racist chats — obtained by POLITICO and spanning more than 7 months👇
‘I love Hitler’: Leaked messages expose Young Republicans’ racist chat
Thousands of private messages reveal young GOP leaders joking about gas chambers, slavery and rape.
www.politico.com
renderjudgment.bsky.social
No one disrespects Republicans more than other Republicans.
atrupar.com
Trump on Charlie Kirk: "He was able to fight people that were enemies. And he didn't necessarily love those enemies so much. You know, I heard 'he loved his enemies' and I said, 'Wait a minute, is that the same Charlie that I knew? I'm not sure.' But I didn't want to get into it."
renderjudgment.bsky.social
"Secret legal justifications" is both my defense to all the Rule 11 motions against me and my band name.
renderjudgment.bsky.social
Each and every one of these freaks have an invitation to clerk for Clarence Thomas.
jaredlholt.bsky.social
One of the craziest stories I've seen in a long time. If you think Trump and his administration are extreme and depraved, just wait until you learn about the young guns who are positioning themselves to take over the reigns in the next few decades

www.politico.com/news/2025/10...
‘I love Hitler’: Leaked messages expose Young Republicans’ racist chat
Thousands of private messages reveal young GOP leaders joking about gas chambers, slavery and rape.
www.politico.com
renderjudgment.bsky.social
"I'll burn down the Walmart but only if you can promise that it'll all be good afterwards."
renderjudgment.bsky.social
Yet also strangely unwilling to make truly gigantic sums of money selling their unerring understanding of what it takes to win elections.
renderjudgment.bsky.social
I got this all wrong - he lives in Sullivan, and no, he's not on the city council (though he does chair its planning board).
renderjudgment.bsky.social
The Maine race is to unseat an incumbent Republican senator who has been there for a million years and has won several seriously-contested races, so you're not okay with Janet Mills, but you're okay with Roy Cooper, who is running for an open seat, because North Carolina is "less blue?"
renderjudgment.bsky.social
His chance is the primary. Voters are neither unaware of Mills' age or of the risks of electing to the Senate someone her age.
renderjudgment.bsky.social
Platner may well win the primary, and that would be fine with me. But there is no theory under which he is entitled to be the nominee unless and until he wins the primary. He doesn't have a right to be the nominee just because, what, he got in before Mills?
renderjudgment.bsky.social
I find it absolutely bizarre to say that Mills, the sitting governor of Maine, running for a Maine Senate seat currently held by a Republican, is "primary[ing]" Graham Platner, a guy whose highest elected office is, what, Bar Harbor City Council?
elienyc.bsky.social
Not that anybody comes to me for Maine politics, but the fact that the Democrats successfully convinced a 77yo Governor to primary the 41yo progressive, is today's example of why the Democrats fucking stay failing.

Susan Collins is 72 and if Schumer gets his way, she'll be the YOUNGER choice!
renderjudgment.bsky.social
The whole district bench, right?
renderjudgment.bsky.social
Hey now, there are miniscule amounts grown in California and Hawaii.
renderjudgment.bsky.social
As it turns out, this was not true, so.
renderjudgment.bsky.social
Also, I will remind you that...Joe Biden did win in 2020? In Pennsylvania and in the Electoral College?
renderjudgment.bsky.social
I'm terribly sorry that you we don't always nominate a perfect candidate who is also guaranteed to win in a landslide every time, but regrettably that person does not exist.
renderjudgment.bsky.social
Also, like, that was a long fucking time ago, especially in political terms. More than a decade and a half. Should he have had perfect foresight of how things would go over the next more-than-half-decade? Anticipated Trump's every move? Gone for broke only to get destroyed in the 2012 election?
renderjudgment.bsky.social
What, in your estimable view, should have happened? Joe Biden decided to drop out. Should he have been forced to run? Should someone (who?) have forced other candidates to run? Should Biden have been replaced, but not by an "establishment insider" (picked by whom?)?
renderjudgment.bsky.social
Others have made exactly the same point already, but this is exactly as stupid as Trump crying about Biden having set him up on January 6th.