university PR flack: are you sure you want to use the phrase famously associated with segregationists resisting the Civil Rights movement
university admin: yes
flack: but...
admin: say "outside agitators" or you're fired ...
Does the job interview process for being a salaried op-ed columnist consist of anything other than a brief conversation about who your parents are followed by an icepick lobotomy, or ...
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Trump seems to be trying very hard to get jailed for contempt to start “the uprising“ and while nothing can truly fix this country’s deeply broken politics, I think it could be useful to demonstrate that in fact nothing would happen.
He's been openly begging people to rally to his cause for weeks now and it's having zero impact. This is the "finding out" era for the consequences of building a base out of everyone in America who gets back into their car and drives if they have to go from one side of a parking lot to another. ...
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I wonder if it's worth reevaluating the common belief among our political and media elites that this guy is some kind of demagogic force of nature that can't be challenged or punished in light of the fact that he's openly soliciting people to come to his defense and nobody showed up.
"No, we can't make them angry, there'll be bloodshed in the streets!" Buddy what if they don't actually care enough to get off their ass and all they're going to do is bitch online. ...
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blogenfreude says:
Dart into court.
And did you know the Aspens rust in clusters?
OliverWendelHolmslice says:
I'm still trying to understand the GM/government arrangement. Chapter 11 is treated like it's some kind of dirty taboo, but companies that man up and take that plunge when they have to often come out stronger, leaner, and more stable than before. Ask the airlines. Not that they have, or ever had, a truly stellar business model, but Chapter 11 at least made them competitive again.
If the government is willing to step in and assume 50% of the equity stake, why not just force GM into Chapter 11 and then have the gov't provide the DIP financing? Chapter 11 would allow GM to discharge a portion of its debt and re-negotiate contracts with the unions. The Obama administration could also predicate DIP financing on some form of "reasonable" union contract to prevent GM from fucking its union too hard. What's the deal?
Sexs says:
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