Congrats! That's fantastic news and they're lucky to have you.

He's going to destroy everything that makes America stand out, and Mike Johnson and the Republicans are going to sit by and let it happen.

Yeah. I'll be holding my breath on that one. Fat chance that anything will be done.

He needs to grow his family because he ran out of existing kin to use for identity fraud.

This is amazing and I'm with you -- if I ever get in that state, I want them to keep me going long enough to harvest as many healthy organs I have left for donation.

Please make this happen so I can filter out the endless sports chatter.

Wow. Newsmax and the Washington Times are even refusing to play ball with the DUI Hire's demands.

It really is. I just wish everyone described them as such. Not agents of the law, but brownshirt cosplaying thugs with tiny, tiny penises.

Where they always were: gleefully raking in the money and enjoying the suffering.

Featuring Lee Greenwood and Kid Rock

Disgusting murderous bastards. When the reckoning comes, I hope all of these individual acts of cruelty are provided as evidence and each one of these assholes rots in prison.

IMHO, that's part of the problem. In some respects, Democrats should have, for example, really gone after Trump et al for Jan 6, instead of letting Jack Smith cautiously sit with it. They also should have purged J6ers in govt, and ignored SCOTUS on the student loan forgiveness decision.

Just the absolute dumbest people. They deserve a rump watch.

Thank you. That piece made me ill. It was so unbelievably flattering to a man who is gleefully destroying people's lives in an effort to further his delusional view of good government.

To be fair, if this was Ryanair, that probably would have gone, but SAS played it safe. For two hours

Yeah. It's wild to think that the fate of some untold number of daily flights is contingent on one guy being available to work that day with his specialized skills

As others have pointed out, what is legal is very subject to who's enforcing the law. Lots of terrible, constitutionally suspect things have been 'legal' at various points in time.

There's no reason to believe that in this climate, with this SCOTUS/Congress he will be deterred by a statute.

And that complexity is often completely opaque to people who aren't experts/familiar with the specific complexity. In this case, I had a naive /cynical view that it was cost that created the delay, but really it was a combo of exacting laws and technical requirements limiting available resources.