Celebrate America’s 250th birthday at the box office!!! There’s a lot of great choices this weekend. But considering it’s July 4 weekend I humbly suggest “Young, Washington.” I was actually blown away. The movie is incredible. Like Braveheart for Americans. Jon Erwin crushed it. William Franklin Miller did a great job as young Washington. Remember the name! A star is born! The movie is awesome! Way to go!!
The reason ID is banned in California (and New York) elections is to enable large-scale fraud.
When you combine no ID and mail-in voting, fraud is de facto legalized.
Tom Llamas keeps forcing Trump questions in an LA mayor race interview.
Spencer Pratt shuts it down perfectly:
Trump is not the reason why my streets have naked drug addicts, no lights, and potholes everywhere or why my town burned down. This is a local race.
@spencerpratt "This conversation is what's destroyed local elections. People don't care in LA. They want to feel safe. They don't want to step in human poop.
I don't need to have personal opinions about anybody that doesn't affect them stepping in human poop."
🗣️ Harvey Levin is pulling back the curtain on a candid conversation he had with Spencer Pratt -- revealing he didn’t hold back when it came to explaining his issue with the mayoral candidate.
@newstart_2024 Weed is not safe. Takes IQ points off people's brains, especially when used younger. Makes you more likely to have slow reflexes and get in traffic accidents. More unemployment and homeless rates, more heart problems, higher schizophrenia rates.
Adam Carolla made a sharp point on Megyn Kelly:
We spent decades winning the war on cigarette smoking… then turned around and basically told everyone weed is harmless medicine.
Now we have a generation that doesn’t smoke cigarettes but smokes a lot of pot — and it’s quietly messing a lot of young people up. Carolla said if you asked the average progressive mom whether she’d rather her teenage son smoke cigarettes or weed, most would pick weed.
We traded one public health problem for another, this time with a trendy “natural” halo around it.
I’ve seen this cultural shift happen in many places — the “weed is safe” narrative got pushed so hard that we’ve downplayed the real effects on developing brains.
What do you think — did society overcorrect on cigarettes and under-correct on cannabis, or is weed genuinely safer for teenagers?