“We convinced the US president [to exit the deal] and I had to stand up against the whole world and come out against this agreement,” Netanyahu says in the video. “And we didn’t give up.” https://youtu.be/LaU0LTcBK3o?t=37
Because it doesn't make housewives federal employees. What dimension am I living in? Sheesh. Wow, in other news, and strongly in Yang's favor, he's for legalizing opiates! That is truly great.
U.S. presidential election, nothing. The Pentagon wants to stay in Afghanistan, the Pentagon is staying in Afghanistan.
I guess we'll see.
Meet Gary Rhines. He's done 18 years of a life sentence for possession of a small amount of cocaine. While in prison, he's rehabilitated himself and stuff, from the kind of person who would be a drug businessman to another kind. When a federal judge decided to invoke a new law in order to set Rhines free, the federal prosecutor objected, saying that at least he ought to have to "serve" the full 30 years currently recommended for his "offense" against government-imposed contraband restrictions. In this case, the federal judge refused and finally let this peaceful human out of his cage -- ah,...
What it will look like on the Pentagon's computer monitors when they finally decide to go ahead and kill everyone.
Robert O’Brien.
Robert Naiman explains why the Saudi-led war in Yemen, which Scott calls the worst thing the U.S. is doing right now, is unjust and unconstitutional. President Obama started to support the Saudis in their campaign during his second term, supposedly as a favor in exchange for Saudi Arabia's support of the Iran nuclear deal. Naiman says that Nancy Pelosi has a unique opportunity to make ending this war a priority through the House-Senate Conference Committee, but it's unclear whether she really cares about it, despite her supposedly progressive reputation. Scott points out the irony that a...
