Cap’n Cornelius

@capncornelius.bsky.social

That guy who helped get Scott Howson fired. Keeper of the Jarmo Files. Defender of the Realm.

I was waiting for Trump to overrule Moreno and get Republicans to back the wife beater. But they have grown so used to defending the worst behavior of the men in their party they didn’t have to even need pressure from Trump to defend the indefensible.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · 4d ago

BRENNAN: Should there be an ethics probe to look into Max Miller? REP. MIKE TURNER: This is a matter of litigation. This is best handled in a courtroom, not a TV studio. This type of speculation is better for TMZ than CBS B: So it doesn't matter to you? TURNER: The court needs to handle this

Correct—they don’t believe in preparing because they believe in herd immunity, which means thinning the herd. Of course, they also will pump themselves full of a vaccine or antiviral (as Trump did) because they believe their money is evidence that they are the alphas.

Brynn Tannehill@brynntannehill.bsky.social · 4d ago

If there is a second pandemic, the US is going to be screwed. There is no plan other than to let it burn through the population while these jokers sell a healthy diet (i.e. all beef) and exercise as the cure. And maybe some unrelated drug that makes you poop yourself raw in a Walmart.

I am begging you not to believe gazillionaire baseball owners when they tell you Skubal going to the Dodgers means we need a salary cap. Competitive balance is not the reason they want a salary cap. They just want to spend less, and with more predictability, on total payroll. That is all.

A lot of the pushback on data centers comes precisely from longtime residents who are understandably worried that "people with high incomes" will "buy houses and stuff" -- making their communities more unaffordable. (And, don't expect to see Sam Altman move to rural Louisiana or Utah anytime soon.)

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · 6d ago

Hassett: "Data centers are very good for towns bc they create so many jobs & bring people in with high incomes that can buy houses & stuff like that. So if you take a sleepy town that hasn't seen much in the last 30 years & put a data center there, there are gonna be a bunch of happy residents."