Tens of thousands of preople who have nothing better or more constructive to do with their time gathered in cities and towns across the country on Saturday to sound off against the Trump administration's cuts to the federal government and its polices. Carrying homemade posters and chanting "Hands Off," the protesters came out to the more than 1,200 rallies nationwide despite rain in many cities, according to organizers.
Several Democratic heavyweights, including some members of Congress, joined the protests and urged the public not to stand for what they called the administration's mismanagement and breaking with constitutional norms.
It's almost incomprehensible to average Joes like me and you how these fuckin' morons would think that reducing the size of government and getting rid of ridiculous, over-the-top crazy spending on bullshit agendas - and don't forget the transexual frogs - could be a bad thing. Their unhinged hatred of anything and anything Trump allows them to defy logic. Truly tragic...
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This is Wrestling Church, which brings blood, sweat and tears — mostly sweat — to St. Peter’s Anglican church in the northern England town of Shipley. It’s the creation of Gareth Thompson, a charismatic 37-year-old who says he was saved by pro wrestling and Jesus — and wants others to have the same experience. Thompson says the outsized characters and scripted morality battles of pro wrestling fit naturally with a Christian message. Okay - if you say so...
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Didn't quite get this one. Is there a reference I missed?
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This is exactly what Trump is talking about with these
unelected bureaucrats making rules...
Officials from Sevierville, Tennessee, want Camping World to take their giant flag down. They argue they take issue with the height of the pole, not the size of the flag. “Let us be clear: the City of Sevierville is not, and never will be, against patriotism,” they wrote. “Excessively tall structures can create visual distractions for motorists, pose potential safety hazards, and impact the scenic views that are a vital part of what makes Sevierville a destination for residents and visitors alike.”
Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis says he won’t budge on the issue, and that the flags are his love letter to the United States, which allowed him to thrive there after he had to leave Beirut, Lebanon.
“I wasn’t born in this country. I emigrated from Beirut, Lebanon. Came here to Miami, Florida and had an opportunity to live the American dream in this country. I’ve put a lot of sweat and tears into building this business for my people, for the country. And it’s my love letter to tell everybody how grateful I am this country provided me an opportunity where it didn’t have to. To make money, to be a capitalist, to provide jobs in America.”
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in color like this. That is one healthy young gal. Juss' sayin'.
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"thousands" protest. And the guy in Sevierville? The local pols are after him; nobody else - the REST of the populace - gives a rip. He won't bow down. Hopes he stings 'em good.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWhv-06DNjE
ReplyDeleteHow do people not get this?
"Jungle" Pam Hardy. She is right up there with Linda Vaughn. If you don't know who they are, you missed out.
ReplyDeleteBarbara could've put your eyes out with those things while Katie was beating you senseless
ReplyDeleteMark in PA
Why? We have jobs and a life. They get paid to bitch.
ReplyDeleteWhy Don't we do this? I've been saying that since bho crawled out from under a porta-john. So many tyrants in this country and we don't say squat. The lockdowns should've been the last straw. It's like conservatives don't care about their children's future. In Europe something will happen and the very next day 200k people will be in the streets. We treat our politicians with kid gloves instead of boxing gloves.
ReplyDeleteJudges aren't gods, they are lawyers for hire at the highest level.
ReplyDeleteThat should be some really boring wrestling in church while they just stand there and keep turning the other cheek.
ReplyDeleteCalvin' He's digging to China because so many of our "reps" are bought and paid for by the CCP. Feinstein, Swalwell, Mitch the bitch, many mayors and governors. Oh and Bill Clinton giving missile guidance to China.
ReplyDelete"they" continue to lie because we don't put them in jail.
ReplyDeleteMike Johnson walks around with that crap eating grin all the time figuring out how he can screw us. New leader same as the one before and the one before that.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see Carville debate J D Vance.
ReplyDeleteOkay who's the gal with the nips? I'm stumped.
ReplyDelete"Jungle" Pam Hardy. She was the girl who helped Jungl Jim Liberman back up his funny car after a burnout. She would wear go-go boots, and short shorts.
DeleteLittle Joe here just to say I had a fun time reading it all. Cool page
ReplyDeleteI watched Bill Burr whine that the government did a GREAT job with the Pacific Palisades fire. Those that say different are just Monday morning quarterbacks. Hey, his house was spared, what more do you whiny little people want. F' him.
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THE FLEETING MOMENT OF BARBARA ROUFS
By the early Seventies, drag racing in America had really changed from what most consider its Golden Age in the Sixties.
The beautiful FED (Front-Engine Dragster) had been replaced by fuelers with the motor behind the driver. Tire technology
had improved to the point that tire-smokers weren’t smoking tires anymore, but were hooking hard on launch and sticking
to every inch of the improved track surfaces. The wooly Fuel Altered class had been largely replaced by the Funny Car – basically,
a stretched fiberglass homage to a currently offered pre-smog muscle car strapped over a lengthened wheelbase Altered.
Hair grew long, shorts got short and bras got burned.
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And it was in those years that a mystery girl named Barbara Roufs hit the scene as a trophy girl for events put on at tracks in Southern California
by new sanctioning bodies like Doug Kruse’s Professional Dragster Association. Barbara embodied everything that the early Seventies drag racing world
put into the world: that ironing board-straightened hair, the Sixties-vestige go-go boots, easy-breezy freedom tank and a tan to kill mere East Coasters.
Barbara Roufs, died at 47 in 1991 of suicide.