kablammy

or to investment in a place where there’s no rule of law.

Like USA?

Teal

That might make sense if you were wearing a tie but no shirt.

I'm married and there's always a second towel on the rail so I just use that one for my balls and ass. I guess that is why it's there.

Plastic clothing?

Fsck, I didn't know who Pete Rose was and thought you meant Trump was strong arming them into inducting Trump himself. And while it made me go WTF, it didn't surprise me.

Re Five Eyes, they should stop helping the USA on that front immediately, as any info given to them will be used to crush internal dissent.

I guess by staying in they can derail it being useful to anybody else, veto new members, etc.

Holy shit the quote from Trudeau in that video aged poorly: "Canada and the United States will forever be a model example of how to be good neighbours"

Maybe voting should be by policy. Each party lists, say, their top 8 policy points as a simple summary sentence each (has to be more concrete than just an aspiration like "protect our economy"). The combined points are randomised and printed on the voting paper. Voter marks all the policies they agree with. Each policy agreed with counts as a vote for that party (so each party can get more than one vote per person). The party with most points agreed with by the voters wins. If the winning party goes back on or does anything in contradiction to any of the policies they listed, the media has something solid to grill them on, and maybe could be some sort of trigger for a new election.

Trump really isn't getting off on the right foot, is he?

his honeymoon in the USSR

Fuckin' ironic