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Tim Stone
Tim Stone
12:06 AM
A bald eagle named Justice is missing in D.C. https://wapo.st/2E95PX3
Tweeted by washingtonpost on February 14, 2019 at 5:24 PM
stares directly into camera Come on
 
Memor-X
Memor-X
General: we need to build anti-nuclear defences because you're pulling out of the nuclear proliferation treaty
Trump: not important because OUR WALL WILL STOP NUKES!
@TimStone maybe the reason they have a very good relationship is because they are both crazy? like imagine what Trump would do if the US was like North Korea
@BradC it would explain where he keeps getting getting all this advice about what he can and can not do
@TimStone yeh this is something that does needs to be address at some point if we want to go to mars
 
Tim Stone
Tim Stone
12:21 AM
Federal prosecutors recommending 19 to 24 years for Manafort
 
Memor-X
Memor-X
@TimStone i suppose he's got a fallout shelter there
or a Vault
 
Tim Stone
Tim Stone
12:48 AM
"recommending", or the calculated guidelines at any rate
 
Tim Stone
Tim Stone
1:00 AM
Well the Manafort judge certainly doesn’t see any witch hunt here! She says Konstantin Kilimnik is significant to the Mueller investigation because he was a link between the Russian government and the Trump campaign.
Tweeted by ShimonPro on February 16, 2019 at 1:00 AM
 
Unionhawk
Unionhawk
1:31 AM
Employees at a drug company accused of bribing doctors rapped and danced around a giant bottle of a highly addictive fentanyl spray in a 2015 video meant to motivate sales reps into getting patients on higher doses. http://apne.ws/KeCEF7h
Tweeted by AP on February 15, 2019 at 6:01 PM
 
Tim Stone
Tim Stone
1:57 AM
> At one point, the person dressed up as the bottle of fentanyl spray takes off his costume to reveal then-vice president of sales, Alec Burlakoff.
Seems like the kind of thing you wouldn't ever want anyone to know you did tbh
Even if it weren't morally reprehensible it's just…it's very dumb
 
Tim Stone
Tim Stone
2:24 AM
Here's what's really at stake right now: Can Trump declare a national emergency, when there isn't actually a national emergency? Is there any point at which bad faith matters? I talked to legal experts about this question. The answers are alarming: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2019/02/15/trump-just-plunged-country-into-dangerous-new-territory-heres-whats-really-stake/?utm_term=.53d6b44fec4d
Tweeted by ThePlumLineGS on February 15, 2019 at 4:15 PM
#BREAKING The case agent at the center of the botched drug raid that left two people dead is also accused of perjuring himself & lying about a CI in another case that may have put an innocent man behind bars. Story w/⁦⁦@stjbs⁩ https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Houston-police-officer-in-drug-raid-had-previous-13621276.php
Tweeted by keribla on February 16, 2019 at 2:25 AM
 
GodEmperorDune
GodEmperorDune
@TimStone extremely great idea to have the president’s emergency declaration only be overturned by congress passing a resolution that the president then has to sign
Can’t wait for the Supreme Court to deliver some 14-88 decision that white genocide is a national emergency
 
SaintWacko
SaintWacko
3:23 AM
@Unionhawk Hoooly shit
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Frank
Frank
2:23 PM
@GodEmperorDune At which point, if it passes the Senate, Trump will just veto it.
Getting enough of the GOP to buck Trump is likely to be impossible.
 
Tim Stone
Tim Stone
3:23 PM
Oh huh, I didn't see that Airbus had discontinued the A380 already
 
Unionhawk
Unionhawk
isn't that a brand new airplane
nobody buying it I guess?
 
Tim Stone
Tim Stone
Yeah (2005), it's obviously just expensive to start, but also not all airports can accommodate it still
So I guess routing in a way that makes it economical is just too hard
 
GodEmperorDune
GodEmperorDune
Flooding made more common by climate change is prompting South Carolina officials to revisit how they prepare for and respond to natural disasters. http://apne.ws/LEt8nKv
Tweeted by AP on February 16, 2019 at 3:27 PM
 

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