msnbc is looking for a silver lining with Pruitt nomination to EPA and of course Michael Steele

[riversedge]

is jumping on the yes!!

[riversedge]

1. I think the host is actually making a fool of herself with her persistance in looking

for lots of silver linings.

[Cha]

2. What could possibly a silver lining to that app?

Thanks rivers!

[TheBlackAdder]

3. Here's a silver lining: The National Parks will be opened into silver strip mining operations :-D

[spanone]

4. there is none. period. eom.

[hatrack]

5. What fucking silver lining? More like a big bag of powdered asbestos.

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Let's pretend it's confetti, and toss it up in the air so that we can all share in the good times.

[kwassa]

6. Steele gives a bad name to prostitutes.

[wiggs]

7. Steele is deviously dangerous. He is everywhere, under the guise of a reasonable moderate. But

only his tone is moderate, and therein lies the deception. His POTUS show with Rick Unger is really just a Hannity and Colmes repeat slanted heavily toward the right...but in a calmer manner and with a pretense of even-handedness. He never fails to find reasonableness in RW positions no matter the facts, never fails to criticize dem positions. He is a smooth political operative not to be relied upon for objective analysis but many at msnbc and elsewhere enable his disguise.

[n2doc]

8. I've got one!

Sunsets will be much more spectacular with all the smog and crap they'll be throwing into the air.



Uh, that's all I got folks. Stock up on respirators and air filters. And sell any coastal property that you might own.

[Yavin4]

9. If assholes like Trump can be president, why try to save the planet?

Bring on climate change and wipe out humanity forever. We fucking deserve it.

There's the silver lining.

[kimbutgar]

10. Another reason why I can no longer stomach this network

They propped up orange hitler. And tore down Hillary.