@Boomerh8ter@omgsidewalks Have you ever considered finding a girlfriend? I realize it must be difficult for you with having such irrational hatred for a generation that worked most of their lives.
@tradingchik You left out 2006 midterms
House: Democrats gained 31 seats, finishing with 233 seats versus 202 Republicans.
Senate: Republicans lost 6 seats, giving Democrats effective control with 51 seats, including two independents who caucused with them.
@RetroCoast ChatGPT: No. The claim is misleading and, as stated, false. There is no general SBA program that gives Indian or Indian-American motel buyers loans unavailable to White Americans, nor is there a general program that automatically forgives their loans.
@JakeThirteenth Sorry, but El-Rushbo was just a useful idiot who obediently repeated the Republican Talking Points three hours a day/five days a week. He was literally George W Bush’s boot licker.
@rack_jesse Just visited their website. Looks like an upscale eating place. Higher prices tend to keep out the riff-raft. Assuming you read the menu with the prices clearly printed, exactly what is your complaint? You got what you requested. You yourself understand overhead costs.
Jean Raspail’s 1973 novel The Camp of the Saints depicts a fleet of a million refugees from the Third World arriving on the southern coast of France. The native population, shaped by decades of “brotherhood” and “equality” appeals, does not resist. Europe is submerged.
Raspail (1925–2020), a French explorer and novelist who received the Grand Prix de Littérature of the Académie française, wrote the book in ten months. The title is taken from Revelation 20. The novel has been called prophetic by readers who see parallels in later events.
A new English edition from Noontide Press runs 356 pages. It includes a new translation, an introduction by a scholar of French political thought, and Raspail’s 2011 preface. Linell Smith of the Baltimore Sun described it as “shocking and controversial … a macabre thriller.” Christopher Stevens of the Daily Mail wrote that Raspail “writes with such energy, like a man possessed, that the book’s 300 pages rush by.”
Available for $24.95:
https://t.co/e24mYhfqPJ
.@CBSNews, imagine calling yourselves a legitimate journalistic operation and REFUSING to even ask ICE for comment on this story.
What’s truly embarrassing is the media continuing to run cover for illegal aliens and smear ICE enforcement officers.
We will continue enforcing our nation’s laws and removing illegal aliens who have no right to be in our country.
@WallStreetApes ChatGPT: Treat this as a persuasive social-media graphic, not a reliable historical or nutritional comparison. The most useful way to judge Oreos is by their actual ingredients, sugar content, serving size and place in your overall diet—not by the number of ingredients listed.
@StephenMoore Stephen is the author of “Bullish on Bush: How George Bush's Owenership Society Will Make America Stronger” in 2004.
You know, the policies that led to the 2008 financial meltdown.
My Magic 8 Ball makes better predictions than @StephenMoore.
https://t.co/J7V7gQMBRf
Friendly reminder…
The Biden DOJ launched an investigation into Ilhan Omar in 2024 over her finances, campaign spending, and dealings with a foreign citizen.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
@WallStreetApes The headline “Why a ‘rise in sexual assaults’ by migrants is a price worth paying to end racism” was never published by The Atlantic. It was created as a fake image and spread on X (formerly Twitter). The Atlantic publicly confirmed it is fraudulent and a trademark infringement.