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You know, this is shaping up to be an absolutely wild election year. My whole life I'd read in the history books about things like presidents dropping their old vice presidents and getting new running mates, ex-presidents losing elections but then running again afterward, and presidents choosing...

Lucky for him, Trump's base thinks of him as an immortal god-king, so the idea of him dying from anything ever is preposterous.

Yeah, sometimes I wonder if it's had the opposite effect the creators intended. It's so pervasive that we've gotten comfortable with the idea.

I don't know where the line is. But anyone who'd be willing to get in bed with him now is living in a post-insurrection world. They already know what Trump demanded of his second in command last time, and has to consider the very likely possibility he would demand something similar again...

Now I'm imagining it becoming a built-in feature of the site. Knowing Musk, he'll probably be adding it to the to-do list as soon as he gets wind of the idea.

Why did the National Association of Black Journalists even invite Donald Trump to be present at their convention?

It's worth asking whether anyone "normal" like Pence would ever agree to be Trump's running mate at this point even if he asked them to. And the answer may be a tautology—if someone did agree to be Trump's running mate, would you consider them to be "normal" or would that automatically...

While everything Trump says should automatically be assumed to be a lie, shame on ABC for playing the "some of my best friends are black" card here.

That won't work; the orcas don't kill people.

OK but what does the bill actually do? I feel like I'm watching a drug commercial where they just show people having fun, tell you to ask your doctor about this new wonder drug, and then list the million awful side effects.

Surrrrrrre am glad interfering with an election is only illegal if you're working for one of them dirty foreigners. :rolleyes:

They're really in a damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don't position at this point. On one hand, the News Corp top brass are probably not, and probably never have been, part of the cult themselves. They're too smart for that. (Which really says something about all the public figures that aren't.)...

To be clear, what I'm pretty sure we've been talking about here is that Logitech plans to start designing mice to demand you keep sending the company money or they'll brick your mouse. And offer nothing in return other than the hope that you're too dumb to say "screw that" and get your next...

I'm confused; what are you suggesting Microsoft and Apple will do to them? Block their drivers from even installing so they can sell you mice of their own that aren't blocked?

I mean, Trump's quote speaks for itself, as do the other Republicans' inability to take it seriously. I'm not sure what good asking them more questions will do. I'm not sure what good asking them any questions ever again will do. We're at the point where if we want their opinion, we'll give it...

My understanding of the distinction between slander and libel is that the spirit of the law is to acknowledge the difference between peer-to-peer gossip and publication, respectively. So sending lies via telegram should be slander and disseminating them via radio should be libel, even if...

If I were Kamala Harris right now, I'd be putting "have Elon Musk disappeared and all his businesses dissolved" on my list of things to do come February.

And on the flip side, every now and then, I hear people say things like "If America had just never declared independence, we'd all be Canadian now and everything would be perfect!" I wonder sometimes...

Harris's campaign had better be nothing but broadcasting the clips of him saying that sort of thing.

Out of curiosity, are there any D-pads y'all would consider so bad that you'd rather just control movement in retro games using the stick? I'm curious where the threshold is.