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December 19, 2018 07:01 AM UTC

Wednesday Open Thread

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  • by: Colorado Pols

“Bad times have a scientific value.”

–Ralph Waldo Emerson

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  1. The worst two years in the history of the Ameican presidency and one of the skankiest Congresses ever are ending on a high note.  The prison reform bill overwhelmingly passed the Senate and Ryan pledges the House will repass it.  President Trump pledges to sign it.

    Special credit goes to the Koch Bros. for winning Republican support for this bipartisan step away from incarceration nation.  And everybody who sneers at bipartisanship — like Zappaterro — is cordially invited to go bleep themselves.

    In celebration of this rare event, I am declaring a stink-free day.  If you want to travel downwind, today's the day to do it!

  2. Today is the twentieth anniversary of the impeachment of William Jefferson Clinton by the U.S. House of Representatives for fibbing about a third-rate blow job. I don't think Hallmark makes a card for this occasion.

            1. In the Smithsonian alongside Nixon’s tape recorder, Trump’s Rosetta Stone CD for Conversational Russian, and GW Bush’s “Mission Accomplished” banner.

        1. No.

          He left the State.

          After Granny gave him the heave-ho for stealing and betting her entire Social Security check on Red Wave 2018, he’s been a living the life of a fugitive, most recently hiding out in a squalid little rat’s nest carved out among the Kleenex aisle of the Pocatello Sam’s Club, plotting his revenge on Colorado’s socialists . . . 

          . . . we’re unlikely to hear from him again unless the sample ladies cut off their pity-donations of the leftover cheesey tater-tots and expired fruit cups.

  3. Yesterday the Judicial Panel of the Tenth Circuit dismissed for lack of jurisdiction over 80 complaints of misconduct against entitled shrieking alcoholic man-baby Brett Kavanaugh. The Panel correctly held that the Judicial Conduct and Disability Act, the law governing the complaints at issue, doesn't apply to SCOTUS Justices. The Panel also held that Kavanaugh's ascendance to SCOTUS rendered the Act wholly inapplicable, even as to events that occurred when Kavanaugh was subject to the Act.

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