Hey, I’m following Taylor’s lead. If she’s good, I’m good…moving on.
Oh yeah, I’m not explaining this post any further. If you know what I’m talking about, then you know ✌️
@jammach Sadly that doesn’t even shock me at ALL either. Look at the men who defended the rapist 5 from the Hockey Canada trial and the amount of shitstain humans who defended the Cornell rapists.
Be SO FOR REAL! They dressed as hockey players, what goes with a hockey theme? A puck. What’s a perfect costume for a BABY?! Something SIMPLE LIKE THIS! If you’re looking at this and thinking abuse, you need serious help. Holy fuck.
CANADA!!!! 🇨🇦 IT’S TIME!!!!
The first Canadian stop on the Blame It All On My Roots Tour is HAMILTON, ONTARIO!!!! And tickets are ON SALE NOW!!!!
🎟️ https://t.co/is36wshDTu -Team Garth
a baseball player spewing racist, bigotted nonsense on his instagram stories disparaging an entire religion as inherently violent is gross and the @BlueJays should address this immediately and apologize to their millions of muslim fans
@wbutterspgh Hey Wardell, you are entitled. This is 100% your fault. You ate a piece of candy, from either a) a package that had disclaimers on it or b) came from someone’s house while trick or treating. You ate it, without knowing what was in it, KNOWING you have an allergy.
James Talarico, a Democrat, is quoting Scripture in his victory speech, and the crowd is cheering.
Democrats don’t hate religion. We hate watching people weaponize it.
Faith isn't the problem. Using God as a weapon against your neighbors is.
Trump will remain President, but what he CANNOT do now:
Cannot approve any laws:
He needs Congress. With Democrats at 90, all his legislative proposals will be blocked.
2. Cannot secure funding:
Congress controls the budget. No financing for his MAGA projects, the Wall, etc.
3. Faces the risk of impeachment: Democrats can launch investigations and even proceed with impeachment.
4. Cannot appoint judges/officials freely: The Senate will block his choices.
5. Cannot conclude major foreign deals:
Trade agreements, war funding require Congress's approval.
In short: He will remain in the White House, sign executive orders, but Congress and Courts can overturn them. President in name, powerless in reality.