Conservative “comedy” is laughing AT others.

For normal folks, comedy is laughing at shared experiences. It’s hard to share experiences when you’re afraid of everyone that looks a bit different.

Just send this video to the front desk:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=1J0D...

We need Human Right Savings Time

Well I think this clinches it.

Well played.

Pedro Pascal once again proves he’s the caring father figure we all need right now.

Mom: we have xenomorph at home.

Haberman doesn’t have that structure or oversight. I’m not saying she has zero structure/oversight at the times, but think of her more like a consultant vs middle manager in a corporate setting. They’re working toward the same goal within very different scopes of agency.

Swan is a more traditional employee of the times that is currently assigned to their political reporting team. He reports to an editor who greenlights stories for investigation.

Not really at odds with what I said, just more nuanced than 160 characters allows. Haberman is quasi-independent - her journalism is not exclusive to the times. Like “hey we like your work and would like to have that featured in our paper.” She also writes books and occasionally appears on CNN.

He’s “negotiating” the way I played Mortal Kombat as a kid: just keep doing the one move you know until the other guy falls down. When you lose just get more quarters from dad.

She sounds like a real Peter Criss.

The Kaiser had stolen our word for “journalist”

As a correspondent, she’s embedded. She’s stays in that location and reports the news that’s happening there. As a reporter, he’s assigned stories to follow from his editor and probably doesn’t focus on a single topic. The stilted phrasing implies she was not on that assignment between terms.