I'm genuinely surprised that in the gun capital of the world, not one of these imbeciles has been shot on one of their power trips.

Roughly 11 months ago

"help people in need"

"Protect those who live here"

I see no difference

For decades: "people don't like [thing], and we just don't know why"

People: *explain why they dislike the thing*

Out of touch corpos: "truly a mystery. Pump more money into even more annoying advertising, that'll win them over!"

*offer void in the Pacific Northwest

Some very quick research (Google) shows he's a righty.

So I'm calling horseshit.

First, no way in hell would any military members broadcast such a plan to any member of Congress.

Second, how did this dude figure that out, if such a plan was shared?

No spines.

The unspoken:
"So, instead of standing up for the American people and doing my job of fighting for justice and the rule of law, I am going to take all the money I made on insider trading and go work for a lobbying group."

My money's on Sealand

Probably because it's the Republicans that are controlling (read: delaying) the release.

I dunno, that's about how I feel whenever I decide to check in with how our country's doing.

@gluesenkampperez.house.gov

Same for you

Fucking Perez, of course

So you're cool with private-owned:
Roads
Schools
Infrastructure
Firefighters
Police
Healthcare
School lunches
Libraries
Etc.

Then with the publicly funded systems we have today.

Yes those systems have their own issues, but you don't have to pay to use the damn roads, or other public infrastructure

The Thompson is a proxy for the missing Johnson.

So.... Water?

Ah, so that's why it seems like every time I turn around there's a new game.

The type of democracy ancient philosophers were worried about: mob rule with little to no public safeguards

I wouldn't say "error of their ways" because they still believe the horseshit they spew. More like "sees the writing on the wall."

Their careers are and always have been more important to most of them than loyalty to Trump, it's just until now, that loyalty was what made their careers