The Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding rumors just got a whole lot spicier. Sources claim Kamala Harris is “hurt” after being excluded from the guest list because the couple (or their team) feared political debates and drama could ruin the big day.
Swift has been a vocal Democrat supporter, while Kelce has kept a lower political profile. According to reports, the decision to leave Harris off the list was driven by worries that mixing high-profile politics with the wedding would turn the celebration into a battleground.
Weddings - even ones as goofy and over-the-top ridiculous as this one was are supposed to be about love and joy - not campaign strategy or avoiding awkward conversations. If true, this shows even A-listers are tired of politics invading every part of life. Thanks once again to Florida Hillbilly for even more inspiration on this.
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Democrat Rep. Jasmine Crockett stirred controversy by
declaring that America “owes Black women everything” while
marking Independence Day.
Crockett’s comments came during a time when millions of Americans were celebrating the
founding principles of liberty, self-reliance, and equal justice under the law.
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Got mine yesterday. They're comfortable as all giddup.
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What is the difference between Iran army and IRGC? The core difference is that Iran's regular army (Artesh) protects the nation's borders, while the IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) safeguards the Islamic Republic's ruling system. The two function as separate, parallel militaries, each with its own ground, naval, and air forces.
The Army focuses on traditional defense, protecting territorial integrity, and guarding international borders. It functions much like conventional militaries worldwide, while the IRGC is an ideological entity designed to protect the 1979 revolution and prevent internal dissent or foreign coups. It operates the IRGC Quds Force, which manages asymmetrical warfare, intelligence, and relationships with militant proxies across the Middle East.
The Army serves the broader Iranian state and answers to the Supreme Leader. It utilizes a large number of conscripts (drafted citizens). The IRGC answers directly to the Supreme Leader but operates largely independent of the government, functioning essentially as the regime's praetorian guard. It consists strictly of ideological volunteers.
The Army maintains a strictly professional military profile with limited involvement in internal politics or business while the IRGC holds vast economic and political influence. It controls a massive business empire, including construction, engineering, and energy sectors, allowing it to exert significant control over domestic affairs.
Both forces coordinate under the Armed Forces General Staff, but they maintain an ongoing rivalry due to overlapping responsibilities and the regime's preference for keeping parallel, competitive institutions to prevent challenges to its authority.
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So you tell me what's the difference with that scenario and the ones we see on a regular basis where some guy lets his hair down and calls himself Sally? THAT is how fuckin' stupid that whole argument is. Juss' sayin'...
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