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GOP-Chartered Amtrak Train Crashes; Corruption Charges Against Bob Menendez Dropped; Trey Gowdy, Bob Brady Announce Retirements From Congress: P.M. Links

Ed Krayewski | 1.31.2018 4:30 PM

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    One person is dead after an Amtrak train chartered to carry Republican senators and congressmen to a retreat collided with a truck in Virginia.

  • Federal prosecutors are dropping the corruption case against Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) after failing to secure a conviction at trial.
  • The director of the Centers for Disease Control, Brenda Fitzgerald, resigned in the wake of a report she had purchased tobacco stock after taking the position.
  • Reps. Trey Gowdy (R–S.C.) and Bob Brady (D-Pa.) are the latest members of the House to announce they won't be seeking re-election.
  • The FBI said it had "grave concerns" about the potential release of a Republican memo alleging abuse of surveillance power by…the FBI.
  • The government of Australia sold off a locked filing cabinet that contained hundreds of secret documents to a secondhand store.
  • A killer whale named Wikie is the first to mimic human speech.

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  1. Fist of Etiquette   7 years ago

    ...an Amtrak train chartered to carry Republican senators and congressmen to a retreat collided with a truck in Virginia.

    Mass transit doesn't like the GOP any more than the GOP likes mass transit.

    1. Rufus The Monocled   7 years ago

      Hello.

    2. Telcontar the Wanderer   7 years ago

      "Acela Hu Akbar!"

  2. Half-Virtue, Half-Vice   7 years ago

    One person is dead after an Amtrak train chartered to carry Republican senators and congressmen to a retreat collided with a truck in Virginia.

    That person knew too much.
    -Alex Jones

    1. Chipper Morning Baculum   7 years ago

      The gay frogs greased the tracks.

      1. Half-Virtue, Half-Vice   7 years ago

        Weapon X is a lot stranger in real life compared to the comics version.

    2. mad.casual   7 years ago

      That person knew too much.
      -Alex Jones

      It was probably a botched mugging.

  3. Fist of Etiquette   7 years ago

    Federal prosecutors are dropping the corruption case against Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) after failing to secure a conviction at trial.

    And the Iran deal went through anyway.

    1. Entropy Drehmaschine Void   7 years ago

      Federal prosecutors are dropping the corruption case against Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) after failing to secure a conviction at trial.

      Underage Dominican Hookers Hardest Hit.

    2. Unicorn Abattoir   7 years ago

      Proving once and for all that practice does indeed make perfect.

  4. Citizen X - #6   7 years ago

    One person is dead after an Amtrak train chartered to carry Republican senators and congressmen to a retreat collided with a truck in Virginia.

    It is past time to have a conversation about common sense train control.

    1. Rhywun   7 years ago

      It is amazing how many vehicles wind up on the tracks, in between the gates and flashing signals, like that.

    2. BestUsedCarSales   7 years ago

      That's already happening after the accident up here in Seattle.

      Sadly, I am serious 100% of the time

      1. Griffin3   7 years ago

        House bill would require train-stopping technology, following Washington Amtrak derailment

        Like ... brakes? They have to have a law to require train to have emergency brakes?

        1. Scarecrow Repair & Chippering   7 years ago

          Naw, they'll just make it illegal to stop in over 100 feet.

    3. Drave Robber   7 years ago

      This is proof Trump ain't no Mussolini.

  5. Half-Virtue, Half-Vice   7 years ago

    The director of the Centers for Disease Control, Brenda Fitzgerald, resigned in the wake of a report she had purchased tobacco stock after taking the position.

    I'd understand if this was the FDA but I don't understand how she affects it as head of the CDC?

    1. Red Tony   7 years ago

      CDC runs anti-tobacco campaigns. No this is not a lie. No, I don't know why either.

      1. Half-Virtue, Half-Vice   7 years ago

        So presumably her goal was to tune down those anti-smoking campaigns? Those campaigns are about as effective as Russian Facebook ads.

        1. Red Tony   7 years ago

          Yeah, some of those ads make me want to smoke. Like the one where they say "because convenience stores sell cigarettes, and because they're more frequently seen in down-market neighborhoods, and because down-market neighborhoods frequently have a bunch of minorities, cigarette companies are doing racial profiling!" Uh, no, they're just selling their product where the market is. The whole "people who smoke on average make $10,000 less a year" (which is the basis of another ad) isn't because smoking makes you poorer; it's because poor people smoke more. It's just intentionally mistaking correlation for causation. It's annoying, it's stupid, and it's a complete lie. Somebody should take the Ad Council to court over truth in advertising, because they are lying their asses off.

          /rant

          1. damikesc   7 years ago

            Never had the heart to tell those ad makers that if the product wasn't bought, the stores would stop carrying it and they'd cease to exist.

          2. BYODB   7 years ago

            Those 'Truth' campaigns would indeed be in violation of the law if it wasn't the law making the campaigns.

            I know I say it a lot, but it bears repeating:

            The State has no interest in regulating itself.

            1. Last of the Shitlords   7 years ago

              Those ads are the worst.

          3. NoVaNick   7 years ago

            Tobacco sales are paying the salaries of the people who make these commercials per the 1998 master settlement. They also benefit from the ever increasing tobacco taxes. Thus, there has long been a conflict of interest.

      2. CatoTheChipper   7 years ago

        She had between $1 and $15K in the tobacco stock from what I've read and comparable amounts in pharma stocks. It's not like she owned a tobacco farm like Al Gore. There is nothing she could have done as CDC director that would materially affect the value of her stock holdings.

        This is as bogus as the complaint about the "corruption" of the Clinton-era Postmaster General who owned a small amount of Coca Cola stock at the time he awarded the company the concession to put Coke machines in post offices.

        It really is ridiculous to complain about supposed conflicts of interest that have negligible effect on a person's net worth.

    2. Citizen X - #6   7 years ago

      Mission Creep ain't just Crusty's nickname in college.

      1. Ska   7 years ago

        It's his current nickname in San Fran.

    3. Rhywun   7 years ago

      "one of the very drugs she is supposed to be leading the crusade against."

      It's CNN-town, it's not supposed to make sense.

  6. Fist of Etiquette   7 years ago

    The director of the Centers for Disease Control, Brenda Fitzgerald, resigned in the wake of a report she had purchased tobacco stock after taking the position.

    Looks like this bureaucrat's career...

    [dons sunglasses]

    ...went up in smoke.

    1. mad.casual   7 years ago

      Go tobacco where you came from!

      1. Fist of Etiquette   7 years ago

        Your Italian is nearly perfect.

        1. BestUsedCarSales   7 years ago

          Now all he needs is to lob a bottle of his own piss at someone's head and he'll be a perfect Philadelphian.

          1. Unicorn Abattoir   7 years ago

            +1.5 cents per ounce.

      2. Rhywun   7 years ago

        Butt out of my life!

    2. Bacon-Magic glib reasonoid   7 years ago

      This thread has burley started and I already want to cavendish it.

  7. Fist of Etiquette   7 years ago

    Reps. Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.) and Bob Brady (D-Pa.) are the latest members of the House to announce they won't be seeking re-election.

    LIKE RATS FROM A SINKING SHIP

    1. Entropy Drehmaschine Void   7 years ago

      ... heard Gowdy was up for a DOJ appointment ...

    2. Chipper Morning Baculum   7 years ago

      More like rats from a crashing train, amirite?

      1. Fist of Etiquette   7 years ago

        [crickets]

        (Too soon.)

        1. Chipper Morning Baculum   7 years ago

          Has anyone ever contemplated that perhaps crickets have a great sense of humor?

          1. Red Tony   7 years ago

            If they were laughing at your joke, they do not.

            If they were using your joke to get laid, they do not.

  8. Fist of Etiquette   7 years ago

    The FBI said it had "grave concerns" about the potential release of a Republican memo alleging abuse of surveillance power by... the FBI.

    ELLIPSIS = INNUENDO

    1. Chipper Morning Baculum   7 years ago

      Don't ever let Crusty trick you into playing "Complete The Ellipsis."

      1. Radioactive   7 years ago

        it will end up INNUENDO...

  9. Half-Virtue, Half-Vice   7 years ago

    The FBI said it had "grave concerns" about the potential release of a Republican memo alleging abuse of surveillance power by... the FBI.

    Did the redactor run out of ink? How did you boys let this happen?

  10. Fist of Etiquette   7 years ago

    The government of Australia sold off a locked filing cabinet that contained hundreds of secret documents to a secondhand store.

    A list of all Aussies who refuse to drink Fosters.

    1. Citizen X - #6   7 years ago

      From what i've heard, that's most of them. Foster's is considered garbage beer in Australia, which is why they were the first Aussie beer brand to really go in for exports.

      1. Red Tony   7 years ago

        So maybe it's a list containing all the Aussies who agree to drink Foster's!

      2. Chipper Morning Baculum   7 years ago

        Wait till you ask the Aussies their opinion on IPAs. Hint: Zeb is banned from Australia.

      3. Zeb   7 years ago

        Foster's is considered garbage beer in Australia

        Which doesn't necessarily mean they don't drink it. Plenty of garbage beer is made and consumed in the US. Keystone is a thing.

        1. Zeb   7 years ago

          Oh, and let me save you some trouble since I mentioned beer:

          "Hurr Durr, IPAs suck. Your mom."

          1. Chipper Morning Baculum   7 years ago

            You are too late, my friend.

          2. Crusty Juggler   7 years ago

            You leave your mom out of this, Zeb.

            1. BestUsedCarSales   7 years ago

              She is just a wonderful lady.

              1. Zeb   7 years ago

                She really is.

        2. Pro Libertate   7 years ago

          Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. It's all part of a massive rebranding campaign over the last couple of decades.

        3. Crusty Juggler   7 years ago

          Keystone is a thing.

          A glorious, wonderful thing.

          1. Zeb   7 years ago

            Now I'm really going to start taking your beer criticism seriously.

            1. Crusty Juggler   7 years ago

              Finally.

          2. BestUsedCarSales   7 years ago

            I will stand by my Miller High Life and Budweiser. I still think they're better than people say.

            There are only two beers that are too cheap for me: The Beast, and Natty.

            Maybe I can't be trusted, as as recently as a week ago I was drinking MD 20/20

            1. Last of the Shitlords   7 years ago

              I remember illegaly purchasing generic beer in the 80's. They cost $2.99 per case. That was some shitty beer.

      4. BYODB   7 years ago

        Foster's is the way Australia decided to get back at the rest of the world for marooning them on that giant murder island.

        1. Pro Libertate   7 years ago

          It's the precursor to Salusa Secundus. Australia, I mean, not Foster's.

      5. NoVaNick   7 years ago

        Kind of like how Stella Artois and Heineken are considered white trash beers in Europe-but we 'Mericans think they are high class.

        1. Pro Libertate   7 years ago

          I liked Stella Artois, because of A Streetcar Named Desire.

          1. Don't look at me.   7 years ago

            Stella!

    2. Unicorn Abattoir   7 years ago

      At least it wasn't classified data stored in an unsecured server in someone's bathroom. Nobody's stupid enough to do that.

      1. Don't look at me.   7 years ago

        Well, not in Australia, to be sure.

  11. Fist of Etiquette   7 years ago

    A killer whale named Wikie is the first to mimic human speech.

    And it was speaking GERMAN!

    1. MarkLastname   7 years ago

      Do you know who else, um... something?

    2. Rich   7 years ago

      "Killah vial!"

    3. Chipper Morning Baculum   7 years ago

      Did it squeak "Die, Bart, Die"?

      1. Red Tony   7 years ago

        The, Bart, The?

        1. Timrekgrun   7 years ago

          No one who speaks German could be bad.

      2. gaoxiaen   7 years ago

        It has the Spongebob Squarepants accent.

    4. Telcontar the Wanderer   7 years ago

      So I guess it's from the alternate reality where America didn't liberate Whalia from the Nazis?

      1. Fist of Etiquette   7 years ago

        It said they needed to annex Seadetenland.

  12. Red Tony   7 years ago

    Do the links look all messed up to you guys too, or is it just my computer?

    1. Entropy Drehmaschine Void   7 years ago

      BRITCHES!!!

      1. Entropy Drehmaschine Void   7 years ago

        It was Britches' first attempt at Alt-Text so he stole Ed's byline in case something got fucked up.

        1. Red Tony   7 years ago

          Son of a Britch!

  13. CharlesWT   7 years ago

    Apparently, Ed ran out of bullets.

    1. Fist of Etiquette   7 years ago

      Tuccille convinced him he needed to start hoarding them.

      1. Chipper Morning Baculum   7 years ago

        I want 2chili to do a round of PM links. You know how that would go.

    2. Don't look at me.   7 years ago

      You think those things grow on trees or something?

  14. Palin's Buttplug   7 years ago

    Rep. Trey Gowdy, Who Gained Attention With Benghazi Hearings, To Retire

    NPR

    Will Boy Howdy repay taxpayers for the money he wasted on his Benghazi witch-hunt?

    1. Don't look at me.   7 years ago

      Still willing to blow the guys who are out of office? You won't get promoted that way.

    2. MarkLastname   7 years ago

      IT WAS HER TURN DAMNIT!!! SHE WAITED SO LONG FOR IT!!!

      1. Chipper Morning Baculum   7 years ago

        "IT'S HER TURN" would be a funny sign to put up in North Carolina. On the door of the men's room.

  15. AlmightyJB   7 years ago

    What good is power and influence if you can't sell it?

  16. Rich   7 years ago

    Was Joe Kennedy drooling?

    He wants the Presidency so bad he can taste it!

    1. Chipper Morning Baculum   7 years ago

      One man's drool is another man's gruel.

    2. Libertymike   7 years ago

      I noticed that last night thinking that it looked like he left some toothpaste residue. Hey, it happens to most of us - just the other day my wife chastised me for it.

      1. Radioactive   7 years ago

        ...just had some ice cream...

    3. Unlabelable MJGreen   7 years ago

      I know this joke's been made ten thousand times, but really, they staged him in front of a car wreck?

  17. Rich   7 years ago

    Federal prosecutors are dropping the corruption case against Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) after failing to secure a conviction

    The Feds can't secure a border, either.

    *** ducks ***

  18. Jerryskids   7 years ago

    How bad a prosecutor do you gotta be if you can't even get a corruption conviction against a New Jersey pol?

    1. Zeb   7 years ago

      "Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, this man was elected to public office by the people of New Jersey. I rest my case"

    2. Chipper Morning Baculum   7 years ago

      I posit that the opposite is true, since the jury has probably been brined.

      1. Pro Libertate   7 years ago

        Brined? I must've missed that episode of Good Eats.

        1. Don't look at me.   7 years ago

          Nothing better than a nice roasted jury that has been properly brined.

      2. Radioactive   7 years ago

        they sleep with the fishes?

  19. Adam330   7 years ago

    When I said the GOP was a train wreck, I didn't expect them to take it literally.

  20. Vernon Depner   7 years ago

    If this had happened in the US, a SWAT team would have burned down the second-hand shop and shot any dogs in the vicinity.

  21. Pro Libertate   7 years ago

    I have a question. If all fauna in Australia are friggin' lethal, why does that not seem to be the case as much in New Zealand? Other than the orcs, I mean.

    1. Telcontar the Wanderer   7 years ago

      What're you talkin' about? They got orcs, uruks, goblin-men, the children of Ungoliant, feral Serkises, dragons with British Villain accents...

    2. mad.casual   7 years ago

      If all fauna in Australia are friggin' lethal, why does that not seem to be the case as much in New Zealand?

      Isn't it because St. Patrick led the snakes to Australia?

    3. Zeb   7 years ago

      Because New Zealand was never connected to another continental land mass, so the best they could do was giant birds.

      And Maori are bad ass and killed all the giant birds and stuff.

      1. Pro Libertate   7 years ago

        Never? Is that your final answer?

        1. Zeb   7 years ago

          Well, the continent of Zealandia was at some point. But the current land mass of New Zealand I'm pretty sure hasn't. I may well be wrong, but I think that the land that presently exists is of more recent origin.

          1. Pro Libertate   7 years ago

            Never is a long time, Zebulon. Since the Third Age might be correct.

      2. Chipper Morning Baculum   7 years ago

        Don't forget the giant eagles that probably mistook a few Maoris for moas.

  22. Juice   7 years ago

    Damn, chalk up one more death from the Trump Train.

  23. Crusty Juggler   7 years ago

    The profitable business of selling to the hard-up

    "Over the last five years a new Dollar General opened every four-and-a-half hours," says Garrick Brown at Cushman & Wakefield, a property agent. The chain's profits have risen like a helium balloon since the recession, to more than double those of Macy's, one of the most famous brands in retail, in the past fiscal year. Its market value is a whopping $28bn.

    Fuckin' capitalism, man.

    1. BestUsedCarSales   7 years ago

      It's the only place that still sells me Shasta.

      1. Crusty Juggler   7 years ago

        Jake Busey's 4th best work.

  24. Crusty Juggler   7 years ago

    Sex Hurts. Help!

    It is a relatively common myth that penises can be too large.

    As a professional, I can assure you they generally are not.

    Don't be afraid of me, single and/or married women, and also desperate young men. Also, those of you who are confused.

    Don't be scared.

    1. Don't look at me.   7 years ago

      Dream on.

      1. Crusty Juggler   7 years ago

        The best show from HBO's glory years.

        If I've said it once I've said it 1,000 times - Brian Benben is our most underappreciated actor.

        1. Juice   7 years ago

          Yes, but what about Ben Brianbrian? He's no slouch.

          1. Radioactive   7 years ago

            dobe dobe do...

  25. Crusty Juggler   7 years ago

    Hipster Culture and Instagram Are Responsible for a Good Thing

    On newly influential social media platforms, corporate brands increasingly sought to associate their products with meaningful experiences. Colossal's murals fostered on-the-street engagement, which often spilled over to the Instagram page. Today, the brand is no longer tied to that Bushwick warehouse aesthetic. Recent clients include Adidas, Coca-Cola and the Gagosian Gallery.

    STOP EMPLOYING HIPSTERS, CAPITALISM!

  26. Crusty Juggler   7 years ago

    Gallery removes naked nymphs painting to 'prompt conversation'

    It is a painting that shows pubescent, naked nymphs tempting a handsome young man to his doom, but is it an erotic Victorian fantasy too far, and one which, in the current climate, is unsuitable and offensive to modern audiences?

    Manchester Art Gallery has asked the question after removing John William Waterhouse's Hylas and the Nymphs, one of the most recognisable of the pre-Raphaelite paintings, from its walls. Postcards of the painting will be removed from sale in the shop.

    The painting was taken down on Friday and replaced with a notice explaining that a temporary space had been left "to prompt conversations about how we display and interpret artworks in Manchester's public collection". Members of the public have stuck Post-it notes around the notice giving their reaction.

    I say we all send them dick pics - WHO IS WITH ME?!?!?

    1. Don't look at me.   7 years ago

      If you are offended by something from the Victorian era, you might have a problem.

    2. Unlabelable MJGreen   7 years ago

      So we're at the point where the Victorians are too scandalous for us progressive modern folk.

  27. Tony   7 years ago

    You'd think someone like Trey Gowdy who loves investigating stuff so much would stick around for all this Russia business.

    1. Ecoli   7 years ago

      Actually, I would expect the opposite.

    2. MarkLastname   7 years ago

      "You'd think..."
      I doubt you would.

  28. Diane Reynolds (Paul.)   7 years ago

    One person is dead after an Amtrak train chartered to carry Republican senators and congressmen to a retreat collided with a truck in Virginia.

    Nancy Pelosi seen exiting the truck after it parked on the tracks...

  29. Diane Reynolds (Paul.)   7 years ago

    A killer whale named Wikie is the first to mimic human speech.

    Hopefully whatever controls they're using to interpret this are better than Koko the gorilla's so-called sign-language amazements.

    1. Pro Libertate   7 years ago

      Koko kiss. Paul kiss. Koko's ass.

  30. lap83   7 years ago

    You know who else had "grave concerns"?

    1. Crusty Juggler   7 years ago

      Mark Calaway?

    2. Telcontar the Wanderer   7 years ago

      The American Cemeterial Liberties Union?

    3. Red Tony   7 years ago

      Alice Cooper?

      1. AlmightyJB   7 years ago

        Really fun concert back in the early 80s.

  31. Rockabilly   7 years ago

    Yoga and the Roots of Cultural Appropriation

    To the so many white people who practice yoga, please don't stop, but please do take a moment to look outside of yourself and understand how the history of yoga practice in the United States is intimately linked to some of the larger forces of white supremacy.

    http://www.kzoo.edu/praxis/yoga/

    1. BestUsedCarSales   7 years ago

      One of the major reasons that Klan was so able to work their federal convictions was due to their yogi-level flexibility.

    2. AlmightyJB   7 years ago

      I hope no one paid her for writing that. Although honestly I really can't tell derp from parody anymore. The left has gone so far off into fantasy they really have zero relevancy.

    3. BestUsedCarSales   7 years ago

      Yoga contributes to our economic system, but never forget this system is one built upon exploitation and commodification of labor, often the labor of black people and people of the global south.

      Well global south is a new name to me. Also, when will China, Mexico, Brazil, and India stop being infantalized. These cultural study people always include them in this sad group of broken individuals, when each is actually a industrial powerhouse. Are they just sad that in certain places it looks different from how it looks in Europe?

      1. Telcontar the Wanderer   7 years ago

        "Global south" is one of those fun words that are used exclusively by white supremacists human biodiversity movement researchers and cultural Marxists social justice advocates.

        They're just so different from each other, y'know?

        1. BestUsedCarSales   7 years ago

          How is it not considered bald faced racism to conflate people from as varied places as, China, India, South Africa, Chile, and Morocco, as onesame "Brown people"?

          1. lap83   7 years ago

            those global south people are all the same....victims of racism *shifty eyes*

          2. Telcontar the Wanderer   7 years ago

            Well, the HBD folks aren't exactly worried about that accusation, since they, y'know, are racists (openly). The latter, meanwhile, are incapable of being racist because their ideology is based on blaming white people (QED, they're anti-racists). Simple enough really.

    4. Radioactive   7 years ago

      BAND NAME!

  32. Dick Puller, Attorney at Law   7 years ago

    Interesting discussion of libertarianism.

    1. BestUsedCarSales   7 years ago

      I'm pretty sure I'm going to be flagged for opening that at work.

      1. Vernon Depner   7 years ago

        You're not worried about opening Reason at work?

  33. Pro Libertate   7 years ago

    Caption: What, me worry?

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