Progressives aren’t enjoying quite the party they did when the 9th Circuit upheld the stay on President Trump’s travel ban, but there’s still an enthusiastic celebration over the resignation of National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
Actress Justine Bateman quickly deleted her tweet, but for a few minutes there, she was having a good time ridiculing all of the Republican Senators who had voted to confirm Flynn.
What a bunch of morons — we’d bet they’d feel pretty stupid right about now if there were any.
Who wants to tell her? https://t.co/exLkGPd1c8
— Patterico (@Patterico) February 14, 2017
Demetrius, you’re up.
He wasn't appointed to a Cabinet position. Let's revisit government and civics class. https://t.co/QRYyr0MtRM
— Demetrius Minor (@dminor85) February 14, 2017
@dminor85 @redsteeze @JustineBateman Well. You know. Hollywood.
— Jeff Metz (@JT_Metz) February 14, 2017
@Patterico she's in character, Mallory
— VM (@vm8a) February 14, 2017
.@JustineBateman pic.twitter.com/VTO8nIJadd
— jon gabriel (@exjon) February 14, 2017
@dminor85 @redsteeze Wow. Just about any decent potshot would've worked rn, & she muffs it. Who's comfortable now?
— Conservative Sis (@SisConservative) February 14, 2017
@dminor85 @Chet_Cannon another tool who is clueless about the system. Stick to acting!
— huegottabelieve (@jandres_dk310) February 14, 2017
@Patterico @benshapiro Bless her ignorant heart
— Blh (@blh8287) February 14, 2017
@Patterico @benshapiro She's also blaming Trump for the failing Dams in California. SMH. Guess Obama gets a pass.
— Boomer654 (@Boomer654) February 14, 2017
He sure does.
Hey legislators, got some to-do list items for you when you're done at the country club. https://t.co/sgtrdKaPFI
— Justine Bateman (@JustineBateman) February 14, 2017
There are 4,000 dams in America that need major repairs. #OrovilleDam pic.twitter.com/JjzG7likGa
— ATTN: (@attn) February 14, 2017
Damn! America’s infrastructure is still at the breaking point, even after a trillion in stimulus funds for shovel-ready jobs. The mass evacuations in California are a tragedy, but at least the possible flooding is too far north to do any damage to the state’s amazing new high-speed rail line.
