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The part where he screamed about what bigshots his relatives were as if that somehow meant he was, dare I say it, entitled to act like a turd.

Wow, so his parents have a house and a 401k? Very impressive!

People I've seen defend Cuomo so far: 1. Greg Kelly of Newmax That's it. That's the list. This may be where I need to admit that my efforts to figure out why these people are the way that they are are wrong-minded.

I have a theory. I know a lot of what we see here by the usual suspects is just trolling, but hear me out. It *is* true that there were plenty of liberal-types who had seriously bad takes on Cuomo early in the pandemic. By and large, they've owned up to it and have been all for seeing him...

What SteveGrabkowski said. Educate yourself: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-57986166 She'll be remembered as the one of the greatest athletes in human history by anyone who who has an opinion on her and isn't a complete clown.

Because they've discovered that keeping their base frothing is very lucrative.

Grant *himself* wasn't especially corrupt. It was his administration that was a horrifying mess.

Straight off of her Twitter feed. I just took a screenshot rather than posting the link because I was afraid she'd delete it.

What do words even mean anymore?

I saw a meme a few weeks back along the lines of, "we're going to have to wrap the vaccine in cheese, aren't we?" I wish I could say I were surprised at how close it's come to being true. (Of course, I have a "friend" on facebook who was comparing herself to Rosa Parks this morning. So...

I'd assume some sort of obviously fallacious privacy grounds or the like. To be clear, I don't think a suit along those lines would have much of a chance of succeeding, but as fski kind of alludes to - all it takes is it running into the wrong FedSoc asshole to delay its implementation. And...

Oh, sure! It's not a trivial thing at all. I admit I'm a bit worried about the possibility of an immediate court challenge, but IANAL.

I'm reasonably confident that within this context, "federal employees" means folks working for the executive branch. The president wouldn't have any authority to set rules like this for the legislative or judicial branches.

And, I mean, she's given Republicans every opportunity to add non-shitbags to the committee and has been actively adding Republicans to it herself.

Toddlers around the world are taking note.