most violent day in American history:

it comes and goes for me, I blame slow loading / bad service.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/techn...iege-telegram/

This is getting hilarious.

Clowns are funny arent they?

Honk Honk.

I definitely don't have bad service at work. Two 10 gig fibers (one from AT&T, one from Comcast.) Never see inline tweets at all.

I was more under the impression it's twitters or this sites side being slow.

​​​​​​Also I know you live in a liberal bubble Joe, the outrage about the capital "attack" isn't nearly as unanimous among Republicans as the news and our representatives are making it appear.

Yes, I'm aware of that, and I find it concerning.

You should be more concerned about the factors that lead to that point and why those factors continue.

https://projects.propublica.org/parl...d=nKobe5aS6yru

just ask these three what they thought of it.

That site is cancer on mobile

it's cancer on any browser, but at the same time it's pretty cool.

I've started listening to Ron Paul's podcast, I love that man. (just a little homo)

most votes in history:

https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...d84d913036.jpg

Damn I really don't know why the leftists think the grunts will support them. I'm mildly curious why the states are able to send their national Guard troops to DC

well they certainly don't need them for BLM riots.

That's kind of the whole point of the National Guard. As the name implies, they are routinely deployed to states other than their home state. The most common example would be to provide aid (medical services, food distribution, etc) following natural disasters.


We had them in Chicago during the big riot this summer. As distasteful as I find military occupation to be, I was happy when they arrived.

Too bad the victims of CHAZ weren't so lucky...