Spare me the pearl-clutching — especially from Republican Members of Congress and online MAGA grifters who have cheered President Trump's weaponization of the government against those he doesn’t like, as recently as last week. This is a subject I know something about: Less than a year ago, Trump directed the DOJ and FBI to investigate me, and then tried to criminally indict me for a 90 second video, exercising basic free speech. The same free speech you’re exercising now, lying about what I said in this clip. If not for an anonymous group of grand jury members standing up for America's laws, I’d be criminally indicted for sedition. President Trump has turned the government against people, with raucous support from you and virtually all D.C. Republicans. So spare us the manufactured outrage. America must be a place where the rule of law still matters. Those laws should apply to everyone equally. If you have aided in the corrupt use of U.S. taxpayer dollars to benefit the President or his family, or you have violated the law in order to carry out guidance from the President, you should be held accountable. And given how rampant that corruption appears to the average American, people looking to work for his Administration should realize that while the Supreme Court has granted the President immunity, it has not done the same for those who do illegal things at his behest.

Tiens, le rayon jambon du Franprix n’a pas été pillé.

J’ai entendu dire que la France était finie, qu’il était trop tard pour la sauver. Mais la France est toujours aussi belle, enviable même. Sa grandeur n’a pas disparu, elle ne demande qu’à renaître. Nous avons surmonté en un an un problème cent fois plus grave, sans avoir les moyens dont dispose la France. La France pourrait y arriver en une semaine.

ON UCHICAGO CAMPUS: U.S. Senator from Michigan Elissa Slotkin hopes planned political prosecutions of republican leaders will scare young conservatives from getting involved in politics. @ElissaSlotkin

Thierry Guibert, CEO of Lacoste owner Maus has a message following sickening destruction and looting witnessed today across France. grok translation: On this 17 October, faced with the images of violence and destruction striking our country, I refuse to remain silent. When our Lacoste and Aigle stores are looted, like so many other businesses across France, it is not only shop windows that are being smashed. It is jobs, years of work, know-how, and the commitment of thousands of women and men that are being put at risk. When our police officers, gendarmes and CRS are targeted while they are ensuring our safety, another line is crossed. As a business leader, I cannot accept seeing what we are collectively building being destroyed in this way. And I know this concern is shared by many entrepreneurs and shopkeepers throughout France. It is time for our collective voice to be heard. I call on the State to mobilise without delay all the legal means at its disposal to put an end to this violence, and to protect our fellow citizens, our law enforcement forces, our employees and our businesses. We cannot allow violence to destroy what generations have put so much energy into building. Protect those who protect us. Defend those who work. Preserve what makes our country strong. Thierry Guibert
CEO of Lacoste

Watch how broken @ATT website is while I’m trying to order an IPhone Duo. JFC is anyone else having this kinda trouble.

Do women really expect you to believe they don’t dress for attention?

Money buys the watch. Not the ending. Richard Heart.