I had to stop listening because I was grinding my teeth. Don't even want to look at my BP.
eta: Collins of course, good to hear aurelia's update!
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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I had to stop listening because I was grinding my teeth. Don't even want to look at my BP.
eta: Collins of course, good to hear aurelia's update!
I was going to post the link to donate to Collins' unspecified Democratic opponent, but it's not working. I'm guessing it's overwhelmed by traffic.
I looked at that link earlier, Dana. There was over the 2 million goal already reached. I'll bet it blows through 3 before the end of the day.
I'm beginning to be afraid that one of these yahoos is going to pay a stupid intern to push the Notorious RBG down some stairs. It wouldn't take much to force her to retire.
Manchin will vote for Kavanaugh. That utter fucker.
Murkowski is a No, but it doesn't matter.
Has a Supreme Court justice ever been impeached? I've read various people speculating on something like that happening if the Dems take back the House, but I wasn't aware of that having happened for anything but Presidents.
I hope Mitch McConnell lives long enough (in moderately uncomfortable circumstances) to see how history will view him. Like, he loses (or quits) in 2020, immediately trips over a turtle (for the irony), and is confined to his bed, unable to talk on the phone or receive visitors, but forced to hear the opinions of historians and disappointed constituents.
I cannot possibly imagine enough Democrats having the balls to make that happen, even if they get a 2/3 majority.
I kind of want to burn down Yale. Is that wrong?
I mean, I know it would be morally wrong to actually burn down Yale. But is it a mistake to want to?
One Supreme Court justice in history has been impeached in the 1800s, but he was not convicted.