Fun fact is that they did during the government response to Covid.

lmao

Nightmare scenario is that they pull a Hillary '16 and start funding the extra weird ones behind the scenes.

But yeah, calling them weird seems to really make them mad, at least for now.

I see it as entirely possible that they start to "own" being "weird" in the same way they did with "deplorable". Bigger lift, I think, since, like you said, so much of their brand relies on them being "the real America" or whatever, but I expect there will be "weird" merch at Trump rallies soon.

Completely legal!

never have I felt more deeply the truth of the "scratch a liberal" quote than reading reactions to this on west coast subreddits

"broken clocks" from "I care about the homeless but..." libs everywhere

welcome to the resistance, Justice Thomas

They already banned juuls.

It just seems so obviously gerontocratic that the only things that get stunning bipartisan support (other than genocide) are banning the things the kids like.

In a couple of years, the only laws passed in the US will be laws saying it's illegal to not have dinner with Meemaw and Pep Pep.

What about the norms though?

this whole thing is deeply bizarre, but my favorite bit is that the local Jewish community got to decide who would be Santa Claus

Enslaved people in Florida would be sheltered by the Seminoles, if I recall that correctly. It was certainly true in Louisiana of its native population.

The point of the comic was basically Scott was kind of an asshole and really failed at communicating with the women in his life and treating them like people with agency.

I dunno, man's already cowed the ossified decorum-worshipping ghouls into letting him wear his AND-1 shorts on the floor.

It's Brace. He's obviously doing a bit.