Pete Buttigieg, the out gay Democratic Mayor of South Bend, Indiana, who is running for POTUS in 2020, has endorsed the federal Equality Act, which would protect LGBTQ+ people in the U.S. from discrimination in housing, in employment, and in public spaces. (You're not dreaming — he addressed this on CNN: video here.)
Pete's statement:
ABOVE: The look of you-love-this.
ABOVE: Ross Collab cuteness.
ABOVE: Such fun-derwear!
ABOVE: You're soaking in it.
ABOVE: Gee, his selfies come out great.
Stone with the equally insane Alex Jones (Image via video still)
Roger Stone, Trump's most loyal of all longtime loony aides, was arrested in a dramatic scene that unfolded outside his home early Friday, involving armed officers. He was taken into custody in his jammies.
Roger Stone answered the door wearing sleepwear and glasses before surrendering to FBI agents without incident https://t.co/RdsoVT7svD pic.twitter.com/QOmc7L8Npu
— Talking Points Memo (@TPM) January 25, 2019
It was not the treatment others indicted in the Mueller probe have received, suggesting a different level of criminality.
Full Roger Stone Indictment HERE
Stone has been indicted on one count of obstruction, five counts of false statements and one count of witness tampering.
Roger Stone's actual back — I guess so his tops can stare at Nixon? (Image via social media)
The indictment is sensational, and makes clear Mueller has texts and emails to work with. It is the thirty-fourth indictment Mueller has achieved, six of which have led to guilty pleas — all are by Trump associates.
Michael V. Gazzo (1923-1995) as Frank Pentangeli (Image via Paramount)
The indictment includes this colorful passage:
I may hold it against her that she shot this vertically. (Image via video still)
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii), who is running for POTUS in 2020 and has come under fire for her past anti-gay views and deeds, has issued a lengthy Facebook apology, in which she acknowledges she is sorry not only for her past words but for her past beliefs ...
