It's almost impossible for me to understand
how these liberals think...
Hillary Clinton says she hopes the GOP will 'find its soul'
Hillary Clinton criticized the current state of the Republican party on Monday, denouncing the GOP for what she described as cultlike allegiance to former President Trump. “They’ve done a calculation. They’ve concluded Trump is the puppet master who pulls the strings of the hardcore base of the Republican Party,” the former Democratic presidential candidate said in a Washington Post Live interview. “They’re just throwing the towel in.”
She said she "hopes the party will find its soul, will find its center again and understand they can’t keep playing with fire."
I'm still trying to figure out how this woman is relevant in any way these days. Why can't she just slink away and shut the fuck up?
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They don't say shit about current politicians and their indiscretions but somehow an old cartoon is troublesome. WTF exactly is wrong with these people? If you can figure it out you're better than me.
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The funniest thing about Fakebook is that I usta have
over 800 'friends', but far too many of them didn't know
how to shut the fuck up and 'POOF' - they're gone.
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If the so-called relief bill is signed into law by March 14, the first direct deposits may start hitting bank accounts the week of March 22 and paper checks may be sent out the week of March 29, based on prior relief plans. I wonder how the federal inmates get their checks - deposited anally?
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A fitness tracker/smart watch
for under $ 40.00?
Yup - here it is - you can click on the picture too:
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If you're sick of all the lefty bullshit on the major networks and print media, here's some resources where you'll have a better chance of getting the real skinny:
The American Conservative (2002–): conservative magazine
The American Mind (2018–): online magazine published by the Claremont Institute
The American Spectator (1924–2004): former print magazine, now publishes online
American Thinker (2003–): daily online magazine
Blaze Media (2018–): a media company founded as the result of a merger between websites TheBlaze (2010–) and Conservative Review (2014–18), which continues to run its TV channel CRTV since 2015. Alongside the new TV channel, it operates the website TheBlaze, and TheBlaze Radio Network (2012–)
Bongino Report (2019–): news aggregator website
Breitbart News (2007–): conservative news website
Chronicles (1977–): cultural magazine
City Journal (1990–): public policy magazine
Claremont Review of Books (2000–): cultural and literary magazine
CNSNews (1998–): news website
Colton Report (2010–): news aggregator website
Commentary (1945–): neoconservative magazine
Conservative Talk Radio
The Daily Caller (2010–): news website
The Daily Wire (2015–): news website
Drudge Report (1995–): news aggregator website
The Epoch Times (2000–): newspaper
The Federalist (2013–): online magazine
The First (2019–): conservative news television, radio, and website
First Things (1990–): religious journal published by the Institute on Religion and Public Life
Fox News Channel (1996–): a cable TV channel part of the Fox News Media, itself owned by the Fox Corporation. It also has sister channels like Fox Business (2007–), and Fox Broadcasting Company (1986–)
The Freeman (1950–2016): former libertarian magazine
Free Republic (1997–): website and online forum
The Freedom First Press (2020–): conservative opinion and news
Hot Air (2006–): political blog
Human Events (1944–2013): former print magazine, now publishes online
Modern Age (1957–): cultural, literary and political journal published by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute
National Review (1955–): leading conservative magazine, includes the online version National Review Online and the blog "The Corner"
The New American (1985–): conservative magazine
The New Criterion (1982–): cultural and literary magazine
New York Post (1801–): leading conservative newspaper
Newsmax Media (1998–): a media company began with the website Newsmax.com. Now includes a cable TV channel Newsmax TV (2014–), and Newsmax magazine
One America News Network (2013–): a cable TV channel
The Post Millennial (2017–): Canadian online news magazine that covers U.S. politics
Power Line (2002–): political blog
Quillette (2015–): Australian online magazine that covers U.S. politics and culture
Reader's Digest (1922–): conservative magazine
Reason (1968−): libertarian magazine
Rebel News (2015–): Canadian news site that covers both Canadian and American news
RedState (2004–): political blog
Red Revere News (2021-–): Conservative News Site
Ricochet (2010–): center-right online community that hosts more than 50 free conservative podcasts
Right Side Broadcasting Network (2014–): conservative news website
Sinclair Broadcast Group (1971–): a telecommunications conglomarate which owns broadcasting stations, operates radio stations and TV channels, also provides digital service
Spectator USA (2018–): U.S. edition of the British current events magazine
Townhall (1995–): news website, magazine and radio operator
The Wall Street Journal (1889–): editorial section is conservative
Washington Examiner: a former newspaper (2005–), now a magazine (2013–) and website
The Washington Free Beacon (2012–): news website
The Washington Times (1982–): conservative newspaper
The Weekly Standard (1995–2018): former neoconservative magazine
WorldNetDaily (1997–): news website
I'll repost this occasionally and try to add direct links to the websites as I can.
In the meantime, if you're using Chrome, you know how to highlight and search for them.
Went to the grocery store and found a new friend.
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How many votes do they think they can buy with this legislation? Evidently, quite a few.
The new 'Covid Relief' bill will extend and enhance jobless benefits that would last until Sept. 6 and continue to include a $300-a-week boost to benefits.
The first $10,200 of unemployment benefits would be exempt from taxes for the first time to prevent surprise bills for unemployed people at end of the year. The provision applies to households with incomes under $150,000. Nice not-work if you can get it.
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Dooshbag then. Dooshbag Now.
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St. Patrick's Day is only eight days from now.
Need a nice gift for a loved one?
A piece of my wife's jewelry is a great idea.
Click on the picture for information on this item.
Click on this link to see all she has to offer:
my Mother looked just like Sophia Loren. My Mother's
name was Seraphina, but everyone called her 'Sophie'.
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Did you know that Sean Connery was a contestant
in the Mr. Universe competition in 1953?
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I guess it's just a question of time before they start raggin' on Mickey for some fucked up, made up reason...
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A great pair of jeans
for under $ 15.00 bucks?
Rustler makes a great pair of pants
for a ridiculously low price. See for
yourself here - there's plenty of styles
and sizes to choose from:
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I want to spend an afternoon or three with the women drinking in the parkway
ReplyDeleteMr.Universe contests are phag centrals
I hope all those Guvners that killed the elderly get charged. I will be down your way next week for a few days.
ReplyDeleteStop by for a beer.
DeleteHey Joe -- on the shared birthday thing - It's actually not that unusual. I forget the math now, but IIRC if you have a group of 25 people, there is a 50% chance that 2 share their birthday. Has to be with probability & exponents.
ReplyDelete365 days in a year. Your in a room and random people walk in. How many before someone has the same birthday as you? I believe it's something like 123. Law of random numbers is that there is no law. But it is scientific...
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