It will never cease to confound me when people, 15 years after Trump was conducting press conferences about Obama’s birth certificate, wake up and are like “wait, this guy’s a racist!”

Just spun this one last weekend, the only good thing they did after like 1965 imo.

lol I applied for 9 colleges and the only one that rejected me was UCSB!

The point is, prop 187 was a thus-far irreparable self-inflicted injury by the GOP which has caused them to loose CA Latino voters for a couple of generations. All evidence regarding Trump is that he’s teflon - at this point it will take a lot more evidence for me to believe that this is permanent.

Stepchild is a banger and I’m so glad Dylan gave the track to Solomon.

And yet, he won the Latino vote by a higher margin than any GOP candidate in my life time in spite of his first term which included family separations, abandoning Puerto Rico, the stay in Mexico policy, etc..

I’m a CA native and I have anticipated a prop 187 backlash against trump’s explicit anti-Latino racism and policies since 2016, but if it hasn’t materialized yet I’m not sure that it ever will.

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As time passes, those Peterson book titles about advice for getting your life together are increasingly comic. How about cleaning up your own mess first, Bucko?

I genuinely think that the answer is successful guerrilla marketing campaign by the beef industry

Your BP episode where Will Mennaker read Scott Adams’ blog post in which he hypnotizes the reader into orgasming was an all timer. RIP to a true weirdo, even if he was an evil weirdo.

Before I even finished reading the skeet I saw “diarrhea retreat” and my mind immediately went to Jack Dorsey. I can’t tell if this is a recurring bit or if he just gives off diarrhea vibes so hard that people have the same though?

Eric Collins is deeply fucking annoying to the point where I don’t even enjoy him agonizing because he’s still doing his over the top schtick.

He’s a Lincoln Project guy now

Former W. Bush campaign manager Stuart Steven’s wrote a book to that effect: www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020...

I mean that seems like maybe the big story of US governance for the past year