The Absurd GOP

[The Grand Nudger]

Decent fries. I personally doubt that there was ever any genuinely held belief involved in trying to market themselves as Bigot Burger. They just got a projection on a spreadsheet wrong. Thought they could get some market share out of it.

[Paraselene]

The boyfriend went into one of their stores for a job interview. The signs of who they are is there for all to see, and it became more obvious in their questioning.

I've never stepped inside or purchased anything from them. My boycott isn't active. It's just out of pure disinterest that I've never bothered with them.

[awty]

The boyfriend went into one of their stores for a job interview. The signs of who they are is there for all to see, and it became more obvious in their questioning.

I've never stepped inside or purchased anything from them. My boycott isn't active. It's just out of pure disinterest that I've never bothered with them.

There is at least one person working at the local CFA that is obviously not a young white hetero conservative, based on the eyeliner alone.  Most women can't apply their makeup that well.  I am sure the prevalence of bigotry is guided by the management and the location of the franchise.

[Paraselene]

Vance only believes in "true" conspiracy theories.

[Fireball]

Vance only believes in "true" conspiracy theories.

 I saw that. Crazy.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Vance only believes in "true" conspiracy theories.

If it were anyone else, I'd say they were taking the piss - 'true conspiracy theory' is a contradiction in terms. Since it's Vance, not so much.

Boru

[Angrboda]

Republicans have become the party of whiny pussy ass bitches.

[Angrboda]

As President Donald Trump's crime crackdown got underway in Washington, D.C., in August, federal agents and police spotted a man named Torez Riley tugging at his backpack inside a Trader Joe's store, searched it and recovered two firearms.

But federal prosecutors were forced to dismiss the charges after video surveillance revealed the search lacked probable cause and was unlawful.

In a subsequent legal opinion, a federal magistrate judge said the errors were part of a broader pattern of unprecedented prosecutorial missteps, resulting in a 21% dismissal rate of the D.C. U.S. Attorney's office's criminal complaints over eight weeks, compared to a mere 0.5% dismissal rate over the prior 10 years.

"It appears prosecutors charged and detained Riley before properly investigating the circumstances of his arrest," wrote the magistrate judge, Zia Faruqui.

In years past, it was relatively rare for a federal court to question the Justice Department's competency or good faith. But such questions are becoming more common, thanks to a growing pattern of legal missteps that have dogged the department since January, according to a Reuters review and legal experts.

The Justice Department declined to comment on any pending cases but a department spokesperson said:

"This Department of Justice is winning in court on behalf of the Trump Administration and the American People with 24 successful rulings at the Supreme Court emergency docket so far and multiple prominent indictments of transnational terrorists, violent criminals, and even politicians who have allegedly engaged in corruption."

Unprecedented errors are eroding the credibility of Trump's Justice Department


So much winning.

[Angrboda]

Unprecedented errors are eroding the credibility of Trump's Justice Department

[Paraselene]

Pam Bondi wants FBI to place cash bounties on trans activists

https://www.thepinknews.com/2025/12/17/p...-bounties/