@washingtonpost TL;DR: She's upset that some parents don't think it's appropriate for middle schoolers to read books with sex scenes in them. Boo-hoo, lady.
@truthwarrior324@KurtSchlichter If avoiding four more years of Democrat disaster is important — and it is — I’d prefer we nominate someone who can get more than 49% of the vote in Wisconsin.
“Canadians are very aware that we don’t have freedom of religion, we don’t have freedom of speech, we don’t have the right to assemble if that’s in disagreement with the regime,” Nieminen said.
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"Bishops will need to contend with a stubborn naïveté on the part of those Catholics who have fallen for the propaganda that trans youth should be affirmed in whatever gender they choose, or that same-sex 'marriage' is just the same as real marriage."
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Bottom line:
"It seems clear the Biden administration sought to punish Twitter for exiting from the government’s whole-of-society plan to censor supposed misinformation."
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"Biden’s pick to run the nation’s land management agency was part of an environmental group that endorsed arson at ski resorts. ... So it seems entirely reasonable to call for investigations into the potential manmade causes of these" wildfires.
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“The killing of babies is outlined in the Old Testament. This is not new, the shedding of innocent blood. We rename it reproductive choice, we come up with these euphemisms. The name changes, but the game doesn’t.”
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@RyanClancyWI Gee, sounds like the City of Milwaukee should ask for the power to levy some whopping income taxes on residents and companies who dare to earn a lot of money while living in the 97 square miles. Why don't you give that a go and see how the city's future works out, eh?
@def__sam__self @IDoTheThinking Sounds like a government-overreach problem. Kill some regs, let some ad entrepreneurs drop off some benches. Boom: Wholesale rebuild of the suburban environment not needed.
@IDoTheThinking Ten seconds' search finds three competing companies that will install benches at bus stops that are paid for by advertising on the back. Or has California banned this for some mad reason?