@PaulaBr82136732@GenoVeno73@realDonaldTrump So much for "politely from the North"!
Do you understand how much Canada depends on the US for things like:
80% exports to US markets
Auto supply chains
Energy sales (oil, gas, power)
US investments
Defense (NORAD)
50%+ imports from US
Trade pacts (USMCA)
Pipelines/transmission
@xray_media@RapidResponse47@POTUS You smoking evidence over there? Show me 1 legitimate study that links full fat dairy to negative health outcomes in children.
How does removing the MD note requirement gut ADA protections? You've gotta be on drugs.
@drsarah@WhiteHouse@HHSGov@SecKennedy Lol you certainly do not know what you bought. In fact you don't know shit about steaks, seeing as you beat the shit out of what you thought was the most tender cut of beef with a tenderizer mallet. See all that fat? See the attached muscle? Enjoy your overpriced, abused sirloin!
@TheMagelk@WhiteHouse@HHSGov@SecKennedy Bacon is a highly processed food, and it is in fact bad for you if you eat it regularly. Eggs are great and so is minimally processed, uncured meat.
NEW: Man accused of killing his daughter's rapist is running for sheriff, the same office that arrested him last October.
Aaron Spencer of Lonoke County, Arkansas, says he is running because the legal system has "failed."
Back in 2024, Spencer woke up to find his 14-year-old daughter missing from her bed. There was a stuffed animal in a hoodie under her bed sheets.
According to court documents, Spencer then began searching the neighborhood and found his daughter in a car with 67-year-old Michael Fosler.
Spencer chased the car down and drove it off the road before shooting and killing Fosler.
Fosler was facing over 40 child s*x crime charges involving Spencer's daughter when he was shot.
According to Spencer's wife, their daughter was "targeted, groomed and ultimately raped by the boyfriend of a family friend."
"Iβm the father who acted to protect his daughter when the system failed," Spencer said.
"Through my own fight for justice, I have seen firsthand the failures in law enforcement and in our circuit court. And, I refuse to stand by while others face these same failures."
@imnygget@RichardE1228@ThomBrady5 The districts are small in size because the population density in them is high. Urban areas tend to lean left,and rural areas (with low population density) tend to lean right. That's the same everywhere in the country.