Adam Younker
@ayounker.bsky.social
Purveyor of sarcasm; courtroom kaiju
I cannot believe I’m dependent on this absolute clown show of a political party.
I feel like I’m watching someone struggle to put a square peg in a square hole. It should’ve been a layup in 16, a layup in 24, and a layup in 26.
“Sorry, best I can do is a 3rd generational bag fumble.”
I feel like I’m watching someone struggle to put a square peg in a square hole. It should’ve been a layup in 16, a layup in 24, and a layup in 26.
“Sorry, best I can do is a 3rd generational bag fumble.”
November 10, 2025 at 4:52 AM
I cannot believe I’m dependent on this absolute clown show of a political party.
I feel like I’m watching someone struggle to put a square peg in a square hole. It should’ve been a layup in 16, a layup in 24, and a layup in 26.
“Sorry, best I can do is a 3rd generational bag fumble.”
I feel like I’m watching someone struggle to put a square peg in a square hole. It should’ve been a layup in 16, a layup in 24, and a layup in 26.
“Sorry, best I can do is a 3rd generational bag fumble.”
Pirro couldn’t button up the sandwich guy? Embarrassing.
a man in a suit and tie says " serious people "
ALT: a man in a suit and tie says " serious people "
media.tenor.com
November 6, 2025 at 11:21 PM
Pirro couldn’t button up the sandwich guy? Embarrassing.
Non-lawyers don’t understand how blistering these tepid-sounding rebukes actually are. Judges are restrained when calling someone a liar, esp a witness or prosecutor for the gov. It’s a career-killer (normally), and can impact other existing and pending prosecutions. These are scathing criticisms.
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October 21, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Non-lawyers don’t understand how blistering these tepid-sounding rebukes actually are. Judges are restrained when calling someone a liar, esp a witness or prosecutor for the gov. It’s a career-killer (normally), and can impact other existing and pending prosecutions. These are scathing criticisms.
I can’t say I have ever intentionally watched any late night talk show… but I did tonight.
That was also my favorite gag of the monologue. As a giga-nerd of a trial lawyer that loves to dissect and analyze the tactical application of rhetoric, that one was perfect. I could talk for an hour on it.
That was also my favorite gag of the monologue. As a giga-nerd of a trial lawyer that loves to dissect and analyze the tactical application of rhetoric, that one was perfect. I could talk for an hour on it.
September 24, 2025 at 9:17 AM
I can’t say I have ever intentionally watched any late night talk show… but I did tonight.
That was also my favorite gag of the monologue. As a giga-nerd of a trial lawyer that loves to dissect and analyze the tactical application of rhetoric, that one was perfect. I could talk for an hour on it.
That was also my favorite gag of the monologue. As a giga-nerd of a trial lawyer that loves to dissect and analyze the tactical application of rhetoric, that one was perfect. I could talk for an hour on it.
Hypocrisy is the most powerful and pervasive new American value.
The proof is that you will read this, and agree that it is true… about “them,” but never “you.”
The proof is that you will read this, and agree that it is true… about “them,” but never “you.”
September 11, 2025 at 10:28 AM
Hypocrisy is the most powerful and pervasive new American value.
The proof is that you will read this, and agree that it is true… about “them,” but never “you.”
The proof is that you will read this, and agree that it is true… about “them,” but never “you.”
Reposted by Adam Younker
From a purely “tactical rhetoric” perspective, it’s concerning to see D’s focus on committee votes and rules hearings that diminish their (limited-to-begin-with) value every time.
Begin a guerrilla marketing campaign hailing the “Epstein/Trump 2028” ticket for superior results.
Begin a guerrilla marketing campaign hailing the “Epstein/Trump 2028” ticket for superior results.
July 22, 2025 at 10:30 AM
From a purely “tactical rhetoric” perspective, it’s concerning to see D’s focus on committee votes and rules hearings that diminish their (limited-to-begin-with) value every time.
Begin a guerrilla marketing campaign hailing the “Epstein/Trump 2028” ticket for superior results.
Begin a guerrilla marketing campaign hailing the “Epstein/Trump 2028” ticket for superior results.
When you navigate with Waze…
June 17, 2025 at 10:20 AM
When you navigate with Waze…
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Val Kilmer has died at 65
Val Kilmer, Film Star Who Played Batman and Jim Morrison, Dies at 65
A wide-ranging leading man who earned critical praise, he was known to be charismatic but unpredictable. At one point he dropped out of Hollywood for a decade.
www.nytimes.com
April 2, 2025 at 3:53 AM
Val Kilmer has died at 65
One of the premises of the “DEI bad” argument that I rarely see questioned is the nonsense idea of a hypothetical “best” candidate. No such thing. Even if there were, there are so many variables per job nobody could reasonably figure that out. IMO, it truly puts the lie to the racism of it all.
January 31, 2025 at 10:20 AM
One of the premises of the “DEI bad” argument that I rarely see questioned is the nonsense idea of a hypothetical “best” candidate. No such thing. Even if there were, there are so many variables per job nobody could reasonably figure that out. IMO, it truly puts the lie to the racism of it all.
New post-Chevron world. Killing Chevron will probably be far worse than killing Roe was.
This is only the start. Imagine a tobacco company, that sued the FDA/ATF in federal court in Tobacco Road. Now, the court will give equal deference to the “Smoking not bad” experts they bring to court.
This is only the start. Imagine a tobacco company, that sued the FDA/ATF in federal court in Tobacco Road. Now, the court will give equal deference to the “Smoking not bad” experts they bring to court.
Net neutrality eviscerated by appeals court ruling
Net neutrality eviscerated by appeals court ruling
Trump’s former FCC chair took a victory lap.
buff.ly
January 2, 2025 at 10:08 PM
New post-Chevron world. Killing Chevron will probably be far worse than killing Roe was.
This is only the start. Imagine a tobacco company, that sued the FDA/ATF in federal court in Tobacco Road. Now, the court will give equal deference to the “Smoking not bad” experts they bring to court.
This is only the start. Imagine a tobacco company, that sued the FDA/ATF in federal court in Tobacco Road. Now, the court will give equal deference to the “Smoking not bad” experts they bring to court.
I’m too old to stay up watching mid Falcons teams go to overtime.
December 30, 2024 at 4:51 AM
I’m too old to stay up watching mid Falcons teams go to overtime.