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I'm surprised the campus police didn't break up such an anti-American event.
Well, they probably weren't threatening other students, smashing in windows, pooping in the common areas, and throwing their trash everywhere, so...
(Other than West Lafayette, IN (Purdue), Columbus is the worst place/scene/campus in the Big 10. And that is saying a LOT, because Big10 towns are, by and large, horrible. And it goes w/o saying, Big10 fans are bottom tier.
there are hundreds of thousands of these airheads who are going to vote. it’s why this country is in deep shit
That is 99.9% of all Kamala voters. The .1% is her husband who says she has good hawk tuah skills.
I'm all-in on this health advice. OF course their definition of moderation could be different than mine.
"Can red wine in moderation boost brain and heart health? Some experts still say yes
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"Can red wine in moderation boost brain and heart health? Some experts still say yes
Red wine may be considered part of a balanced diet and lifestyle, not a replacement for good habits"
Can red wine in moderation boost brain and heart health? Some experts still say yes
National Red Wine Day is on Aug. 28 — and Fox News Digital spoke to two experts about the brain and heart health benefits of consuming a glass of red wine.
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And it is MILLIONS, not hundreds of thousands.
Every single one of them will vote for her, without even knowing why.
I beg your pardon. GD attends Purdue & loves it. Mitch Daniels really elevated its quality & they've held the tuition line for several years due to his policies.
Many people prioritize ease of access over absolute security, because as you've acknowledged over the course of the conversation it's highly unlikely there's enough fraud to affect elections. Invariably someone is going to fill out another ballot for their dead spouse, but that's one vote. We look for it, we prosecute it, but as long as it isn't a major issue affecting outcomes then expanding participation is generally more important than security.
It's killing restaurants, real estate, and other retail. Govt employees and welfare folks might not know. The rest that "don't know" are just FOS or head-in-the-sand "it's not affecting me" liberals/rinos.
With any luck, they'll forget, or blow it off, and it'll be too late to cast a ballot. I mean, did they impress you as real "go getters"?
If that is the impression I gave you, that was a mistake on my part. I don't know how one could make an assumption either way. You have, in your usual fashion, changed the argument to fit the narrative that you support. And expanding participation is NOT more important than security. You are clearly one of those piss poor Americans that are vested in the inefficiency.
You're dead wrong about this, and no amount of logical gymnastics will change that. Transparency and accountability frighten you.
I went back and looked at a previous post, and I said it doesn't matter. To anyone with contextual reading skills, it is clear that I meant it doesn't matter to whom it benefits. Meaning, the fraud. So that should clear things up for you. You already know this of course. And you know that I'm 100 percent correct. You just want to have your fit/be "heard".
It's an election, not differential equations. It's not hard to keep the voter rolls current, insure that only eligible voters cast ballots etc.
And even if it IS hard, it is a mandatory, and vital job. So, whatever the f*** it takes, just do it. No excuses. Until such time, as that is accomplished, our elections are fraudulent, by definition. PERIOD, End of argument.
It's an election, not differential equations. It's not hard to keep the voter rolls current, insure that only eligible voters cast ballots etc.
And even if it IS hard, it is a mandatory, and vital job. So, whatever the f*** it takes, just do it. No excuses. Until such time, as that is accomplished, our elections are fraudulent, by definition. PERIOD, End of argument.
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Maybe I'm just now noticing it, but almost every single day a news article comes across my feed about a restaurant, fast food chain, ice cream shop, etc. filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy. It sure seems like it's happening more and more often - is that just recency bias or are there more companies filing bankruptcy here lately? What about individuals? Is this 'wonderful economy' basically smoke and mirrors and built on revolving debt and is soon to crumble? I sincerely hope not. But, I also believe the 'official' data that is released to the general public is slanted and/or massaged to present the best light possible (whoever is in the White House, btw). If the economy is so good, why is the Federal Reserve so anxious to cut rates to stimulate it?
Stoops would make sure they were all wearing BLM shirts.
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Los Angeles' iconic Langer's Deli may shutter as crime, homelessness ravages neighborhood: 'It's not safe'
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As anyone might expect, the KSBA (KY School Boards Assoc.) opposes education freedom of choice. Bastards!
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Amendment 2 Resources
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No the banking collapse was caused by race based progressive policies pushed by people like Jackson and Sharpton and most of all Barney Frank playing the race card on banks and mortgage lenders , pressuring them to relax almost totally their lending criteria in the name of “everybody has the right to own a home”. The result was banks being forced to extend mortgage loans to people who obviously would default in short order. Then, when the banks tried to enforce the loan agreements, progressive courts hamstrung them by allowing insane defenses such as “ its your fault, you made the loan to me knowing I’d almost certainly default”.
Congrats . You’re still batting 1.000.
You just spent 10 minutes, giving an historical economics lesson to a piece of #2 gravel. LOL
Lolz... Trump wants to inc
Small business bankruptcies are up 40% YoY.
It really gives you a warm feeling, doesn't it? Knowing that your tax dollars are going to help those in need.
I actually disagree. Was listening to a Podcast on this yesterday by physicist J. Doyne Farmer. He is the Baillie Gifford Professor of Complex Systems Science at the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment at Oxford University so he's not just some bum off the street. He also beat the casino in Roulette back in the early 80's so there's that.
He agrees that the crap you mention didn't help, but the true cause through his models were the complex mortgage instruments that rushed a gazillion dollars into the system.
I (we) know all these things, but man, when it's all written down in one well written paragraph it's devastating.
Good post....and I'm sure there is even more that you could have said.
You know it's a bad idea when even the CNBC hosts are like "Whoa now!". When it's something that will hit them in their own pocketbooks, their forced biases fall to the wayside.
Due to my age and Andy's covid restrictions, I decided to semi retire from my manufacturing wholesale business. I only kept enough customers to keep the wife and I busy with no employees. One of them says things have never been slower in his forty years in business. He covers five Midwestern states. I still do orders for a hospitality supplier. Things are very slow for him.
I guess that means the hospitality sector is slow. My suppliers are very slow and some have closed their doors for good.
LOL WoW!. That was priceless. Larry King was a heavy smoker, I'm sure Trump was getting his stale cigarette breath.
Surely, since the 'impoverished of the world' are all coming to America....our foreign aid $$$ is declining exponentially.
“President Biden’s choices for how to execute a withdrawal from Afghanistan were severely constrained by conditions created by his predecessor,” the White House summary states, noting that when Biden entered office, “the Taliban were in the strongest military position that they had been in since 2001, controlling or contesting nearly half of the country.”
Biden review of chaotic Afghan withdrawal blames Trump
President Joe Biden’s administration is laying the blame on his predecessor, President Donald Trump, for the deadly and chaotic 2021 withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan that brought about some of the darkest moments of Biden’s presidency. The White House publicly released a 12-page...
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So why is Trump charging 59 dollars for a Bible and 300 dollars for a pair of Chuck Taylors if he is so worried about inflation on the American people?? 😂😂
Trump's got zero to do with this smoking hot economy and stock market.
He left it in shambles. Only President in 80 years to leave office with less jobs created than when he came into office. 🤡
Kamalanomics baby!!!!
I don’t think we have to disagree. What you stated was a factor .
But ask yourself, why was a gazillion dollars rushed into the mortgage lending market? Why the relatively quick need for it…..to fund what goal or program?
Then refer back to my post and you just might have the answer.
Trump also told Milley he was full of shit and lost respect for him after Milley told him it would be easier to leave that Equipment behind.
Pretty sure Trump also told the Taliban leader in a meeting, that if he touched one hair on any of our soldiers during the withdraw that he would blow him up and dropped a picture of the Taliban leaders home on the table before walking out of the room. Like a Boss.
Please state what Kamala has done to improve the economy. Thanks
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