You realize Pence will also be testifying against him right?
- VanHockeyGuy

Pence is a sell-out and a traitor only trying to satisfy his own agenda now.

Anyways will be in Penticton in a week.

See you soon.

Pence is a sell-out and a traitor only trying to satisfy his own agenda now.

Anyways will be in Penticton in a week.

See you soon.


- LordHumungous

Pretty sure also became a pedophile the day he stopped supporting Trump

Much evidence surfacing showing Jan 6th was staged. But, most likely to be covered up. Where is the evidence? Would love to learn lol...

Anyhoo...ciao for now...


- LordHumungous

Pence is a sell-out and a traitor only trying to satisfy his own agenda now.

Anyways will be in Penticton in a week.

See you soon.


- LordHumungous

Some reading for you guys to discuss. Have a great trip!

https://reason.com/volokh...-on-any-election-ballots/

It's from a right wing publication. Very right wing.

Some reading for you guys to discuss. Have a great trip!

https://reason.com/volokh...-on-any-election-ballots/

It's from a right wing publication. Very right wing.
- Marwood

Excellent legal source. it’s contributors are from a wide range of political beliefs. I don’t think anyone can criticize this perspective as being left or right. Just straight legal fact.


The Volokh Conspiracy is one of the most widely read and cited legal blogs in the United States. The blog's readership consists of scholars and policymakers across the ideological spectrum.

Yale constitutional law professor Jack Balkin, founder of the legal blog Balkinization, stated that The Volokh Conspiracy "discusses law and public policy at a very sophisticated level...It’s an example of how blogging transcends existing categories and expectations." Legal scholar Cass Sunstein wrote that the blog often provides "illuminating criticism" of the Supreme Court and found it filled with "civility, intelligence, and overall high quality," despite occasional group polarization. Lawyer Tom Goldstein, who co-founded SCOTUSblog, asserts that The Volokh Conspiracy "remains the single best place to go for interesting, thought-provoking, high-level thinking on the law."

Adam Liptak, Supreme Court correspondent for the New York Times, wrote that the Volokh Conspiracy "is the most influential law blog with a point of view." Andy Guess of Inside Higher Ed wrote that the blog "probably has more influence in the field – and more direct impact – than most law reviews."

Law professor and blogger Glenn Reynolds lists The Volokh Conspiracy as his favorite legal blog. Justice Elena Kagan is said to be a regular reader of the blog. Fact-checkers like PolitiFact and FactCheck.org have repeatedly cited The Volokh Conspiracy for legal analysis.

Excellent legal source. it’s contributors are from a wide range of political beliefs. I don’t think anyone can criticize this perspective as being left or right. Just straight legal fact.


The Volokh Conspiracy is one of the most widely read and cited legal blogs in the United States. The blog's readership consists of scholars and policymakers across the ideological spectrum.

Yale constitutional law professor Jack Balkin, founder of the legal blog Balkinization, stated that The Volokh Conspiracy "discusses law and public policy at a very sophisticated level...It’s an example of how blogging transcends existing categories and expectations." Legal scholar Cass Sunstein wrote that the blog often provides "illuminating criticism" of the Supreme Court and found it filled with "civility, intelligence, and overall high quality," despite occasional group polarization. Lawyer Tom Goldstein, who co-founded SCOTUSblog, asserts that The Volokh Conspiracy "remains the single best place to go for interesting, thought-provoking, high-level thinking on the law."

Adam Liptak, Supreme Court correspondent for the New York Times, wrote that the Volokh Conspiracy "is the most influential law blog with a point of view." Andy Guess of Inside Higher Ed wrote that the blog "probably has more influence in the field – and more direct impact – than most law reviews."

Law professor and blogger Glenn Reynolds lists The Volokh Conspiracy as his favorite legal blog. Justice Elena Kagan is said to be a regular reader of the blog. Fact-checkers like PolitiFact and FactCheck.org have repeatedly cited The Volokh Conspiracy for legal analysis.
- bloatedmosquito

Should be fun to see how Lord Micro Penis spins this one.

Pence is a sell-out and a traitor only trying to satisfy his own agenda now.

Anyways will be in Penticton in a week.

See you soon.


- LordHumungous

Should be fun to see how Lord Micro Penis spins this one.
- Marwood

I get that people have different views but to blindly swallow anything that comes out of Trumps d!ck (frank)ing shocks me. And to proudly proclaim to be a critical thinking that does their own research is even more comical

Excellent legal source. it’s contributors are from a wide range of political beliefs. I don’t think anyone can criticize this perspective as being left or right. Just straight legal fact.


The Volokh Conspiracy is one of the most widely read and cited legal blogs in the United States. The blog's readership consists of scholars and policymakers across the ideological spectrum.

Yale constitutional law professor Jack Balkin, founder of the legal blog Balkinization, stated that The Volokh Conspiracy "discusses law and public policy at a very sophisticated level...It’s an example of how blogging transcends existing categories and expectations." Legal scholar Cass Sunstein wrote that the blog often provides "illuminating criticism" of the Supreme Court and found it filled with "civility, intelligence, and overall high quality," despite occasional group polarization. Lawyer Tom Goldstein, who co-founded SCOTUSblog, asserts that The Volokh Conspiracy "remains the single best place to go for interesting, thought-provoking, high-level thinking on the law."

Adam Liptak, Supreme Court correspondent for the New York Times, wrote that the Volokh Conspiracy "is the most influential law blog with a point of view." Andy Guess of Inside Higher Ed wrote that the blog "probably has more influence in the field – and more direct impact – than most law reviews."

Law professor and blogger Glenn Reynolds lists The Volokh Conspiracy as his favorite legal blog. Justice Elena Kagan is said to be a regular reader of the blog. Fact-checkers like PolitiFact and FactCheck.org have repeatedly cited The Volokh Conspiracy for legal analysis.
- bloatedmosquito

But what would Trump say? Then all his swallowers will parrot the view and blame Biden.

I get that people have different views but to blindly swallow anything that comes out of Trumps d!ck (frank)ing shocks me. And to proudly proclaim to be a critical thinking that does their own research is even more comical
- Makita

Funny how fellows who yearn for the days of a Progressive Conservative Party are now considered back-slapping neo-leftie pedophiles.

Funny how fellows who yearn for the days of a Progressive Conservative Party are now considered back-slapping neo-leftie pedophiles.
- Marwood

It didn't help when you brought in a drag queen to entertain at the picnic.

Funny how fellows who yearn for the days of a Progressive Conservative Party are now considered back-slapping neo-leftie pedophiles.
- Marwood

Exactly! Conservatism was so much simpler in the "old" days. We favored free enterprise, private ownership, and relied on individuals to maintain society.

Ironically enough, Pierre Trudeau presented one of the most politically conservative arguments that I can remember when he said something like "there's no place for the government in the bedrooms of the nation. What's done in private between adults doesn't concern the government or the law". I'm paraphrasing...

I wish cultural and religious conservatism would just die. Same goes for the liberal extremists. So sick of political extremists telling me what to do or not what to do.

I hope Trump gets in again. Yes, just for the sh1t show.

I hope Trump gets in again. Yes, just for the sh1t show.
- VanHockeyGuy

Running the US government from jail, what a world we live in.

Running the US government from jail, what a world we live in.
- NewYorkNuck

I saw that Lordy was flirting with you. Hopefully, he'll be less moody now that he's open about who he really is.

I saw that Lordy was flirting with you. Hopefully, he'll be less moody now that he's open about who he really is.
- Marwood

He's probably going to head to church to pray with the pastor who fondled him as a kid #groomedlife

I saw that Lordy was flirting with you. Hopefully, he'll be less moody now that he's open about who he really is.
- Marwood

What difference does it make if someone is gay?

What difference does it make if someone is gay?
- VanHockeyGuy

It doesn't.

What difference does it make if someone is gay?
- VanHockeyGuy

It doesn’t why do you ask?

Gathering of the entitled elites. Let’s hope protesters shut that poop down! Where are the truckers when they are really needed?

https://regina.ctvnews.ca...l-championships-1.6527773

Gathering of the entitled elites. Let’s hope protesters shut that poop down! Where are the truckers when they are really needed?

https://regina.ctvnews.ca...l-championships-1.6527773
- bloatedmosquito

Pickle ball has a president

Gathering of the entitled elites. Let’s hope protesters shut that poop down! Where are the truckers when they are really needed?

https://regina.ctvnews.ca...l-championships-1.6527773
- bloatedmosquito

Disgusting.

Disgusting.
- Marwood

Was just looking in the storage room for some camping stuff, found two pickleball rackets and a half dozen whiffle balls

Was just looking in the storage room for some camping stuff, found two pickleball rackets and a half dozen whiffle balls
- 1970vintage

Name the day, court, and time. I'm in.

Name the day, court, and time. I'm in.
- Load Management

I heard flamethrowers are becoming popular again.