Former federal inmate pardoned by Trump tapped as Bureau of Prisons deputy director
Joshua J. Smith, a Tennessee businessman whom the president pardoned during his first term, now advocates for inmate rehabilitation.
We keep moving beyond parody
what will comedy even look like in 30 years? Will political satire be dry PSAs about functional government?
I saw an episode of SNL. The joke was that Reagan only pretended to be a bumbling idiot and was, in fact, a razor sharp mastermind.
After reading the article, this ironically seems to be one of the few times Donnie Moscow managed to pick someone who seems decent for the job.
“lived experience” wait isn’t that DEI?
Comedy in 30 years: Ow my balls
Honestly I was thinking sure why not, he was in for marijuana and Cocaine charges he admitted guilt to and served 5 years for and got out more than 20 years ago. That shouldn't matter anymore. Then it mentioned 10 felonies before the age of 16... Those charges I think should be evaluated before you are put in charge of imprisoned people. You get a job with others, if they don't like you it sucks to change jobs but you can choose to leave. Prisoners don't get that choice, so we should have strict guidelines on their caretakers.
What the actual fuck even is this timeline anymore
He’s an expert.
Takes one to know one, I guess?
And George Floyd got summarily executed for allegedly having a counterfeit 20 dollar bill
And Eric Garner was executed for selling individual cigarettes out of his pack.
The joker is now the warden of Arkham, cool cool cool.
When the MAGAs MAGA so hard they accidentally wrap around to woke. \s
TIL there's a Bureau of Prisons
where else would he get his appointees, all the legitimate and qualified people arnt going to risk thier neck for turmp, and he needs loyalists, not competence. its also the MO of putin, which hes taking directions.
Wut?
The thumbnail looked like Steven Seagal at first.
he looks like seagul and alex jones combined.
That combination would be like, well... Seagal in the modern era.