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By: Scott Lemieux
A majority of the 80s nostalgia acts announced as performers at Donald Trump's Country Fair, Used Electronics Supersale and Semiquincentennial have lost the number of the organizers
President Donald Trump purchased stock in the company that will receive a fortune in publicity thanks to his decision to promote an Ultimate Fighting Championship event on the White House South Lawn next month.
The prosecutor in charge of the sub-sub-sub-frivolous prosecution of James Comey is gettin' out while the gettin' is marginally less bad:
Oliver Darcy has more on Bari Weiss's campaign to destroy the one remaining functioning part of CBS News as she turns it fully into a regime-aligned slop factory:
President Donald Trump is slated to speak at the opening ceremony for the Great American State Fair in June as part of the United States' 250th-birthday celebrations in Washington.
As a follow-up on our discussion about the moral option for Trump administration lawyers asked to engage in lawless conduct (i.e. resign), a lot of them are in fact taking this option [ gift link ]:
It's not news that Trump's $2 billion 1/6 slush fund is a criminal conspiracy, not a “settlement,” but it's striking how nobody involved in the negotiations even had the pretense of independence from Trump
It is probably not a secret that we have been doing this for 22 years because we love it. But it's also not a secret that it's a lot of work — a lot of time writing and even more time reading.
By: Scott Lemieux
This is a very amusing review of the latest Elon Musk-pimped “book” by Gad Saad, the Canadian pundit for people who consider Jordan Peterson too coherent and highbrow. The collection of words next to each other is called Suicidal Empathy, and the thesis is that empathy is being wasted on people facing structural material disadvantage rather than, say, lavishly overcompensated pseudo-intellectuals who don't understand how tax withholding works:
Just imagine a world without LGM! You could be left alone with takes like this , from legendary bad take artist Chris Cillizza:
