I was so mad Biden whiffed his response on this. I wanted him to come out and be like “women are literally fleeing states that have abortion bans. Infant mortality rates in Texas are skyrocketing.”
Instead he said something like “I met a woman who was killed by illegal immigrants.” Wtf man…
Still voting blue, but come on.
Lol last night before the debate started, I sent a message to my friends asking if it was too late to get Kyle Clark to moderate. The guy is amazing.
19/f/cali
First off, fuck Trump. Just wanted to get that out of the way.
Second, this article is summarizing another article that it links to at the beginning. The original article was written in 2017. If they’re going to plagarize paraphrase another article, could they at least choose something more recent?
Trump has been convicted of 34 felonies since then and has plenty more convictions on the way. Surely they can at least try to update the article.
Objectively hilarious.
Maybe this makes me old, but I much prefer a written document explaining how an API works over Swagger.
Same. Especially since I’ve been building EDWs for most of my career. People are always surprised that it actually takes time to integrate with different systems.
“What do you mean you can’t just pull all the data out of this system that we don’t have database access to and are still building out the APIs?”
I kid… The people asking for stuff don’t know what backend databases and APIs are.
I feel like a large news organization should take their chances with a lawsuit. Bezos has got enough money to have the Washington Post do it. Make Trump argue in court that while he was found guilty of paying off a pornstar to cover up his adultery, it doesn’t mean he’s an actual adulterer.
He disqualified himself in NV by having enough signatures, but failing to list a VP candidate.
Any news on what Trump put down for his VP candidate? I didn’t know that was a requirement this early.
Considering they initially started looking into this in April of 2021, I’d say they’re doing a pretty good job delaying things.
I’m a big fan of tagging people using Sync. It makes it easier to spot people that are pushing a strong agenda.
Are commercial breaks standard during debates? I can’t recall a commercial break in the last 24 years of debates, but maybe that’s just me.
He was a moderator of a Republican debate the other day and ran it fantastically. Jimmy Kimmel picked it up because it was soooo good. Just look up Jimmy Kimmel Kyle Clark.
Side note, as a Coloradoan, I just want to say that Kyle Clark is a state treasure.
Prego
From my experience, they speak mostly with their hands
Thanks!
Anyone smarter than me know how to pull the video link from that article? I’d love to share it with some folks but don’t think they’d read the article and scroll down for the video.
Dude, you’re on Lemmy. That means you’re probably in the top 1% of people with computer skills.
This article is 6 years old, but just shows that Trump’s strategy has remained exactly the same. He plays off our media’s weakness to want to report on a spectical, so he gives them exactly what they want in order to dominate headlines.
Hitler, Childers writes, became not just a political leader but “a national celebrity, easily the most recognizable — and controversial — figure of German political life. Even his enemies — and they were legion — were obsessed with him. His habits, his tastes, his background, his personal life were the topics of endless speculation, gossip, and analysis.”
So I’ve seen lots of commentary about this ruling, but I kind of assumed that the panic was overblown. After all, the ruling said presidents were only immune for “official acts” but could still be held accountable for “unofficial acts”, right? Well fuck, turns out I was wrong.
They’re literally saying that there is no way to determine what is an official act and what is not. So Biden could order someone to go shoot Trump, and we couldn’t even inquire into if he was acting in an official capacity or not.