Sounds like aryan purity. Looks like aryan purity. It’s a four quack duck all right. Trump Administration Says Europe Faces ‘Civilizational Erasure’ https://t.co/Gmo4cX38fn
Can Trump turn his failure with Guantanamo into a perfect rebound with a resort and a vibe and tourists. You know, like the well designed plan for the rebirth of Gaza. I’m surprised he doesn’t want Cuba. Start with a boutique property, Guantanamo, and drill, baby, drill.
With Vice President Harris getting him to work at McDonald’s and President Biden getting him to ride around in a garbage truck, now would be a good time for former President Obama to do a drag story hour.
Isaac Asimov - 44 years ago. Never gets old, it seems.
“There is a cult of ignorance in the United States, and there has always been. The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that 'my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.'”
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“And I think what Brown (University) showed itself willing to do is to actually listen, to not say it's outside agitators or these are Hamas- or Hezbollah-funded entities. These are students with ideas. That's why they're in college, and they have ideas that they want to bring to the table.”
I spoke about safety, protest, de-escalation and the (my) kids for @NPR.
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Clever! The Colorado Supreme Court cited a ruling by Supreme Court Justice Gorsuch who was circuit court of appeals Judge in 2012 — to disqualify Trump from the ballot :
Jim Jordan has more Fox News weekday appearances than any other member of Congress in MMFA's database -- by far -- including nearly twice as many interviews as his rival for House Speaker, Steve Scalise. https://t.co/NXGoE4LWkJ
@RobertAWalshJr May I have the privilege of voting twice on this. I am both an out of state resident and a RI filing taxpayer. I demand representation.
Yellowstone Employee strike vote. Not sure of the paper's math.
"Out of 81 votes cast, 66 were in favor of unionizing and 16 were against, according to The Billings Gazette."
This ballpark holds the distinction of being the first ballpark built with lights from the get-go and also the first ballpark with symmetrical curved fences, can you name it?