For me it's the lack of pieces in the wake of the Jack Smith indictment a few days ago more than any individual piece. It's very interesting (not really) on what the media decides in a controversy worthy of daily articles and what isn't

This is sort of the premise for the Orzhov in Magic the Gathering lol, if you die with debt on the books the "church" enslaves your ghost until you work the debt off. Spoiler, you never work the debt off.

One of my most controversial beliefs is that Donald Trump was already president, with a policy record that can be assessed, and that he was still the president throughout the year 2020.

Anyone who's done one (1) day of phone banking or door knocking on a political campaign gets a pretty thorough lesson in the dipshit levels of the median voter, we don't need to outsource proud american dipshit jobs

(VP debate) MODERATOR: What is your favorite sports blooper? TIM WALZ: July 5, 1989, Paul O'Neill on the Reds bobbling the ball and kicking it to the first baseman because he thought the game was over and accidentally preventing a run JD VANCE: Women should be required to wear tracking collars(VP debate) MODERATOR: What is your favorite sports blooper? TIM WALZ: July 5, 1989, Paul O'Neill on the Reds bobbling the ball and kicking it to the first baseman because he thought the game was over and accidentally preventing a run JD VANCE: Women should be required to wear tracking collars

... Oh this is why so many cartoons in the mid/early 00s had random zoot suit jokes huh

The core of maga is aspiring used car dealership owners, example number 59274713

There's a good Singal/single joke in here somewhere but I'm too sleepy to figure it out

Opening night of a Star Wars movie is something on par with a really good concert, even when the movie itself is whatever