Trump Taps Stephen Miller to Replace Wiles as Chief of Staff
A giant “fuck you” to the entire country. Miller belongs in prison, doing very hard time with a left-wing cellmate outweighing him by 100 pounds.
After a week or so, I’m finding the AP and Reuters home pages to be, if anything, better than visiting Google News daily - far less likely to serve up AI nonsense or clickbait. So that’s one less Google distraction in my life. (What’s left: some legacy emails that get forwarded elsewhere, and occasional Maps use when I want a street view).
Wish I could find an affordable phone that wasn’t Apple or Google, but that market pretty much doesn’t exist.
Listening to Chuck Schumer on the NYT podcast isn’t doing much to enhance my faith in either Schumer or the Times.
Sand Cliff near Washburne State Park. It's annoying that people see this as a graffiti magnet, but none of the carvings last long as storms roll through.
Tesla to wind down Cybertruck production after years of poor sales in few markets
I guess the Nazis will have to find some other way to wave their dicks around in public.
Investigate: all the corruption of the past 2 years.
Indict: Stephen Miller, Jared Kushner, Donald J. Trump Jr., Steve Witkoff and too many others to count.
Impeach: Pete Hegseth, RFK Jr., Markwayne Mullin, Donald J. Trump…
Imprison: the whole sorry lot of them.
I am not a lawyer (hooray!) but I dug a bit into the Antiquities Act, which controls the creation of National Monuments. The authority for the President to do so is in 54 U.S. Code Subtitle III Division C Chapter 3203, but the justification is in Chapter 3201, which includes
It is declared that it is a national policy to preserve for public use historic sites, buildings, and objects of national significance for the inspiration and benefit of the people of the United States.
So if Trump has declared the Oval Office to be a National Monument, that says we should all be able to use it for meetings, no?