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Because the media has been sweeping it under the rug and trying to prevent as many people as possible from knowing about it. So someone has to step up and fill the gap.

That's another good point. She tried to appeal to some hypothetical demographic of people who consider restoring abortion rights an important enough issue to base their whole vote around... and yet were still on the fence about who to vote for, and needed to be reminded every single commercial...

I don't think the cult was even that important of a factor. Trump edged out Harris the same way Clinton beat Bush, by appealing to economic issues and the perennial assumption that the current president is always to blame for that and that replacing him with the guy in the opposite party can...

As usual I blame lack of exposure in everyday life. In Europe people have three-phase all the way into the house, so they can't ignore it, but in the US it's converted into two-phase for the home.

We spent four years dragging our feet about actually prosecuting him because we were so convinced he couldn't possibly ever be a threat again. History is going to remember the Biden administration the same way it remembers Neville Chamberlain. Assuming humanity survives long enough for there to...

The entire Democratic Party ought to rebrand as a revolutionary army, because it's literally the only thing left they can do that will make any difference at this point.

Ever hear of the Most Mysterious Song on the Internet? Somebody recorded it off West German radio in the '80s, never found out who performed it or what it was called, and decades later uploaded a clip online asking for help identifying it. But help never came. Just lots of searching and...

Can Harris's first act of office be to sign an executive order holding him to that promise, please?

If you charge someone with a crime, and it turns out he's guilty of a different crime, you have to start over. The good news is that this took barely any time at all to go through the courts, so assuming the prosecution isn't being purposely incompetent in order to fulfill the terms of a bribe...

If that other Ohio sheriff's statement wasn't a federal offense, that one sure as hell is.

I for one plan on unplugging until someone barges into my room to tell me Harris won. And if she doesn't, I don't want to know. In fact, I won't want to know anything ever again.

He's using "fair" the way a five-year-old would, meaning "beneficial to me/us personally, the only people who matter as far as I'm concerned."

OK, this is super weird. I could have sworn I made posts in this thread when it was first made. Saying something to the effect of "Keep me posted when someone figures out what the catch is. There's got to be one, because Cuban is still a multi-billionaire and, more importantly, a self-avowed...

Their workforce in France is unionized, yeah? (Because France is a socialist country and actually guarantees people's right to do that.) At this rate, they might be able to pool their resources and buy it out, turning it into a co-op.

Would this also entitle the US government to nationalize all of his companies?

I've given up on the idea that they'll ever be anything else.

Has Google stopped doing business in Russia yet? If not, this could change that.

Now that's how you make people second-guess voting for him. Trump's a populist, promising to instamagically fix everything people don't like about America. He always has an excuse for why he doesn't, of course, as they always do, but convincing them in the moment that it's going to happen is key...

On one hand, I genuinely believe that openly endorsing a specific candidate for office is something an ostensibly objective news source should not be doing, and ought to have been made outright illegal under the Fairness Doctrine. (You know, in the interest of fairness. 😉) On the other hand, the...

Against all odds, we could see both Georgias headed for similar fates in the weeks to come.