What is the matter with John McCain???  My head was spinning at his inability to understand what Comey was saying.

4 minutes ago, Ponds said:

What is the matter with John McCain???  My head was spinning at his inability to understand what Comey was saying.

 

I didn't see him but social media quickly went from "LOL Johnny Mac is an idiot" to "This guy needs a doctor, stat." 

KAMALA HARRIS: Let's talk about Sessions JOHN CORNYN: Let's talk about Hillary MARCO RUBIO: Let's talk about me JOHN MCCAIN: I got bingo!

ok, I just walked in the house......did McCain honestly says HRC's servers hacked themselves to help Trump win?

34 minutes ago, marceline said:

I loved when Comey said that he took Donnie at his word when he said he fired Comey because of Russia. Comey made the case for obstruction and did it with Donnie's own stupid words. This is why, as awful as he is. we need him to keep tweeting and doing interviews. Every time he does it's a gift to the resistance.

 

Trumpers believe what they are told to. It's kind of like how Trump says he doesn't watch CNN then in the next sentence says he saw something on CNN. Someone on Twitter explained it perfectly. We're in an information war. Trump and his supporters will say and believe whatever serves their purposes in that moment regardless of whether it counters something they previously claimed to believe and if in an hour/day/week/month/year later they need the opposite to be true then they'll just pivot to that. That's why pointing out their hypocrisy is a waste of time. 

 

22 minutes ago, Roman said:

GMAC...do yourself a favor.....don't feed the trolls. it's hazardous to your sanity. 

 

I actually have new found respect for the man after this hearing.  He was professional, factual and fair.  I'm waiting for the outcry from the right on how "partisan" he was as a way to try to discredit him.  But he was far from it.  I was impressed.

 

Y'all are right about the Trumpanatics.  I keep hoping that maybe one of them will engage in a genuine discussion about this corrupt administration and justify their support for them man.  Apparently they are unable to come up with any rational reason why they still support this criminal.

 

27 minutes ago, Roman said:

WH reporting that Trump didn't know the sun was in the sky.

 

 But ya know what?  That may be true, too!  He's a fuckin imbecile.

 

28 minutes ago, Ponds said:

What is the matter with John McCain???  My head was spinning at his inability to understand what Comey was saying.

He doesn't look well at all. CNN just had a clip of him being interviewed by a gaggle of reporters and he looks ill and a bit disoriented.  I hope nothing happens to him. He's not perfect, but at least he wants an investigation.  We need Republicans who are behind this effort. I just looked up his age. I had no idea he's already 80 years old. Ugh.

Edited June 8, 20178 yr by Juliajms

Dear Lordt, they misspelled "President."

 

 

25 minutes ago, Juliajms said:

He doesn't look well at all. CNN just had a clip of him being interviewed by a gaggle of reporters and he looks ill and a bit disoriented.  I hope nothing happens to him. He's not perfect, but at least he wants an investigation.  We need Republicans who are behind this effort. I just looked up his age. I had no idea he's already 80 years old. Ugh.

 

His office has now put out a statement of what he "meant" but it was awful watching him.  It was not the "normal" John McCain.  I hope he hasn't had a stroke.

If the exit polls are accurate (and they often are not of course) there will be a long night ahead for the Tories as it looks like they will be getting a hung Parliament.

Add Dodd-Frank to the list of rules/laws that the GOP is trying to gut on the sly.

 

Trump's lawyer is every bit of a charlatan as the Charlatan-in-Chief, right down to the spelling errors.

 

 

Trump lawyer’s statement on Comey littered with typos — including misspelling ‘president’ https://t.co/jKDy6Znrw4 pic.twitter.com/uVfkhuetZj

— Raw Story (@RawStory) June 8, 2017

Trump's favorite party in the United Kingdom, UKIP (UK Independence Party) looks as if they are about to be shut out of Parliament.

 

Jeremy Corbyn of the Labour party is performing better than many British projections/prognostications (although many Brits that I know always believed that he had a very good chance), while Theresa May is faring worse.  

 

Earlier in the evening many analysts expected the Conservatives to be the largest party yet stipulated that the Conservatives would likely not have enough for a majority. Terms like "Hung Parliament" have been all the talk throughout the evening.

 

It will likely be a few more hours yet before the full picture comes into focus.

Edited June 9, 20178 yr by DramatistDreamer

Good [!@#$%^&*].

So, the UKIP is in trouble, Jeremy Corbyn appears to be in the lead and Theresa May is likely gonna lose.  Is this bad?  (I apologize for my ignorance.  I must admit I don't understand the UK political scene all that well.)

 

Edited June 9, 20178 yr by Khan

30 minutes ago, Khan said:

So, the UKIP is in trouble, Jeremy Corbyn appears to be in the lead and Theresa May is likely gonna lose.  Is this bad?  (I apologize for my ignorance.  I must admit I don't understand the UK political scene all that well.)

 

 

Depends on who you talk to. Xenophobes will be sad that UKIP is hemorraghing but people who voted to Remain in the EU may be elated. A lot of younger people participated and that seems to have helped Labour.

 

I can't say that May will lose, if her party ends up the largest party in Parliament, she may keep her seat but Labour's gains likely mean that she will be severely weakend.

 

Also, I don't know what people know of the Liberal Democrats, a small bloc but Nick Clegg, who was the head of the LDs lost his seat today.  I had almost totally forgotten about him but he and the LDs were supposed to be part of the coalition government with the Conservatives, who were then headed by David Cameron. Well, since Cameron lost his job, come to think of it, it follows logic that Clegg would lose his since their coalition yielded quite a few debacles.  I'm sure Clegg's favorite Liberal Democrats didn't appreciate that whole austerity period.

 

 

Theresa May was elected for Parliament seat for Maidenhead, retaining the hold for the Conservative party.  

Edited June 9, 20178 yr by DramatistDreamer

The Prime Minister, Lord Buckethead and Elmo, all in a line. God bless this country. pic.twitter.com/y2vKUoBZAo

— Nick de Semlyen (@NickdeSemlyen) June 9, 2017

Prime Minister Theresa May speaks while her electoral rival Lord Buckethead looks on. Truly, democracy is a beautiful thing. pic.twitter.com/6lQqeD5xb0

— Nathan McDermott (@natemcdermott) June 9, 2017

Update: I have been informed that the gentleman in the middle is “Lord Buckethead.” pic.twitter.com/FRTl2iNtEK

— Scott Bixby (@scottbix) June 9, 2017

I did see Elmo and Lord Buckethead patiently waiting for their vote totals on the livestream. There was also a party called the Animal Welfare party (as I understand they may have been endorsed by Piers Morgan...eww!).

 

Certainly a motley crew!

Early headlines in Britain.

Here's our fourth and final #GE2017 edition front page

Follow results and analysis: https://t.co/rPAV43r0XP #tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/TqIUzLE98z

— The Times of London (@thetimes) June 9, 2017