@realDonaldTrump
Either go in and finish the job — topple the regime and return Iran to its people — or get out completely and stop pretending. Half-measures and hesitation are achieving nothing.
Your vacillation, combined with the bombastic rhetoric, is embarrassing the United States and actively hurting Republican chances of holding the House and Senate next year.
The Iranian people and the Strait of Hormuz deserve clarity, not confusion.
Trump says Iran ceasefire is 'over' after Iranian attacks trigger massive US response
https://t.co/dvKHYHkcDb
If you listen to Fauci's opening statement in today's Senate hearing you will hear him state that Rand Paul released his (Fauci's) diary. I'd say that puts to rest any speculation that "the last thing he would do is keep a diary." Not only did he keep a diary, he kept it on a computer issued to him by his employer, the federal government.
https://t.co/nRTvi52GvI
@jonathanturley / As I understand the privilege granted by the Fifth Amendment, it must be invoked on a question-by-question basis. If that is true, Fauci can answer minor questions without losing that privilege. Is that true or false? If my understanding is correct, your statement in the comment above is ambiguous. Please explain.
@Rabindranauths2@JonathanTurley I asked Grok to verify. Heres the long and short of your argument.
"Trump did not invoke the Fifth Amendment 'for years about the relationship he had with Epstein.' There is no record of Trump doing so...."
Fauci probably kept a diary to chronicle his grandiose narrative of himself as superior, cunning, or destined. This is typical narcissistic behavior. His diary was his way of privately demonstrating to himself how clever he was and how he thought he had outsmarted the public, especially his critics. And he very likely thought Rand Paul would never see it.
Google "criminals who kept diaries." You'll discover many who have done so.
@greantea1500@Irina_exh I wasn't looking for AI issues. I simply looked at the clothing, as I said in my earlier comment, and dated the image based on the style of dress.
@LKNIITN@Irina_exh The woman's suit is what made me pick 1958. I have a family picture where my mother is wearing the same style suit. The pic was taken in 1958.
I figured Easter given that the little girl was wearing both a hat and gloves. Little girls wore hats to church every Sunday, particularly in the RC church. But gloves were usually reserved for special occasions, such as Easter.
But, of course, you're right. It could have been any Sunday, not necessarily Easter Sunday.
@janninereid1 Polling supplemented by AI to simulate public opinion, IMO, can hardly be called a qualified polling platform. This particular result just reinforces my take on its authenticity.
@Peter8799668734@Michaelmarina7 Not quite. Former smoker who smoked unfiltered Pall Malls for a number of years. I'm one of the very few lucky persons who smoked for 50 years and have not suffered the devastating effects. Probably the smartest move I ever made was quitting 13+ years ago.
@MaederMae61@FoxNews And if Fox didn't bring him on to express his views, they'd be no different from the legacy media you and your ilk criticize for presenting only one side of the story. THAT'S why DeBlasio, et al are welcomed on Fox News.
I asked grok.
Giant pandas (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) live only in the wild in China.
They inhabit remote, fragmented mountain forests in three provinces in southwestern China: Sichuan, Shaanxi, and Gansu. These areas are mainly in six mountain ranges (including the Minshan, Qinling, Qionglai, Liangshan, Daxiangling, and Xiaoxiangling), along the eastern edge of the Tibetan Plateau.
Their habitat consists of temperate broadleaf and coniferous forests with dense bamboo understories (bamboo makes up nearly all of their diet). They typically live at elevations of about 1,200–4,100 meters (roughly 3,900–13,000 feet), though most are found between roughly 1,500–3,600 meters (~4,900 to ~11,800 feet).
Typical temperature ranges are cited as roughly 5–20°C (41–68°F) depending on season and altitude. Winters can drop below freezing (sometimes to –10°C / 14°F or lower at higher sites), while summers stay mild due to elevation.
Historically, their range was much larger (extending into lowland areas of southern and eastern China and parts of neighboring countries), but habitat loss has confined them to these isolated high-elevation patches. Most wild pandas are protected in nature reserves in these regions.
@ancap24@SlenderSherbet The pandas' natural habitat is in the mountains (between 8,500' to 11,500') where air temperatures stay mostly below 68°F all year. They have a heavy, woolly coat to keep them warm in that environment.
Geraldo has played the familiar liberal foil to O’Reilly for decades. Their arguments were a recurring feature of The O’Reilly Factor, but they also had genuine personal rapport and knew how to turn disagreement into entertaining television.
So Rivera appearing on O’Reilly’s podcast is not evidence of some surprising new alliance or ideological shift. It is largely a continuation of a long-established format: O’Reilly states his position forcefully, Rivera pushes back, and both understand the roles they are playing.