Doctor here: The subject, upon concluding his oratory presentation at the lectern, initiated a pivotal rotation of his torso to facilitate egress from the stage. During this maneuver, the lateral aspect of his right brachium—specifically the region encompassing the deltoid and proximal humerus—experienced an inadvertent collision with the angular protrusion of the podium’s superior edge. This kinetic interaction resulted in a momentary deflection of his center of mass, manifesting as a transient perturbation in postural equilibrium and a reflexive compensatory adjustment to maintain ambulatory stability. Such an occurrence is entirely consistent with routine human locomotion in confined spatial environments and bears no indication of underlying pathological processes, such as cerebrovascular events or neuromuscular deficits. In summary, it constitutes a benign, non-pathological contact secondary to environmental interface.
@EllDee369@HarmeetKDhillon She’s been a successful lawyers decades. She could have bought a foreign made $200k vehicle. Instead she leases a $55k American made car. (Which is just slightly higher than the national average new car cost) Oh the horror! You’re bitter.
Trump’s new tariffs aren’t a trade tweak—they’re the first move in a full-spectrum reset.
$9.2T in debt matures in 2025. Inflation lingers. Alliances are shifting.
One announcement just set a dozen wheels in motion.
Here’s what’s really happening—and why it matters 🧵
So, let’s me get this straight. The Atlantic released the so-called “war plans” and those “plans” include: No names. No targets. No locations. No units. No routes. No sources. No methods. And no classified information.
Those are some really shitty war plans.
This only proves one thing: Jeff Goldberg has never seen a war plan or an “attack plan” (as he now calls it). Not even close.
As I type this, my team and I are traveling the INDOPACOM region, meeting w/ Commanders (the guys who make REAL “war plans”) and talking to troops.
We will continue to do our job, while the media does what it does best: peddle hoaxes.
@EricLDaugh Really sad to see you sell out to soda lobby.
Taxpayers should not be subsidizing soda for those on food assistance.
If they want to buy soda. Fine. But not on taxpayers dime.
@KyleKulinski Refusing to buy a certain brand of beer is not the same as throwing a Molotov cocktail at your neighbor's car.
But then again, you are a Democrat, so I understand your congenital disdain for logic.