Very. The four-point star in the lower corner is a Sora watermark.

Amongst... every other absurdity in the video.

I've seen it in other protest photos; it doubles as a photo backdrop. The top has the Constitution-evoking image, but the tail is just blank parchment-colored material.

I believe their collective accident histories would eliminate 90% of them from obtaining a CDL.

There's nearly always a Wikipedia page for it:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...

Likely last summer in LA.

Likely last summer in LA.

It feels like something they would have talked about in at least one of his courses for his undergrad and/or graduate degrees in Political Science.

Though he may have forgotten by now. He got those degrees about 70 years ago.

Intentionally hitting someone with a golf ball is assault in the fifth degree(§609.224), so that will get you admission to the golf course.

Looks like it's a specific facility:
www.startribune.com/ninety-year-...

It's not squawking, so that narrows down the possibilities of who it is.

Interesting that the buildings are starting to have more of a Minneapolis vibe, but it doesn't know the local ordinances on sidewalk and boulevard sizes so it's getting that part wrong.

(moving out, big picture, the C17 is in queue for 30L)

Back when Hy-Vee had self-checkout the system would remember if you muted it based on your perks number.

The street sign literally has a white bear on it.

Yes, states have ultimate jurisdiction in cases of manslaughter and murder. Because the actions of at least one person led to the death of someone that would fall somewhere within that crime spectrum. Federal charges in these cases focus on the defendant depriving a citizen of civil rights.

waiting with bated breath

Can confirm I was watching a livestream when they were going through the documents. My impression is that it was a briefing document you'd give someone who arrived in the middle of an operation.

Broiler pan, but similar vibes.