If all of this is true, then we have some questions.
- This was their first date? They seemed very comfortable with each other.
- Does Boebert vape near (and then tell off) pregnant women on all of her first dates?
- How did their politics not come up beforehand?
- If Gallagher’s a Democrat, why would he go on a date with Boebert?
- And why would she go on a date with him?
Awww, no more Boebert boy-toy. https://apple.news/AAowzX7ZZTc2r7mZXx_Bf6Q
Quite seriously can anyone explain what she is trying to say:
It’s always hard whenever there’s gravity put on the voters. I’m here to provide levity, and lift burdens off of people,” ....snip....“So anytime that they’re carrying mine, it’s something that you kind of feel deep inside.”
The New Republic has a few question for the Boob.
The Lauren Boebert Date Story Just Got Super Weird
If all of this is true, then we have some questions.
This was their first date? They seemed very comfortable with each other.
I'd be surprised if it was. Still, I had a few dates when I was younger when we were all over each other halfway through the first date.
Does Boebert vape near (and then tell off) pregnant women on all of her first dates?
Probably not. Not that she cares about whether thd woman was pregnant or whatever condition she might have been in. It's doubtful that she cares about anyone other than herself.
How did their politics not come up beforehand?
Why should it? She just got a divorce. She was looking to have fun. It's called sex.
If Gallagher’s a Democrat, why would he go on a date with Boebert?
It's called sex.
And why would she go on a date with him?
It's called sex.
I eagerly await the answers.
The New Republic has a few question for the Boob.
The Lauren Boebert Date Story Just Got Super Weird
I eagerly await the answers.
My bold, because I have been very proud of myself for refraining from that.
Kari Lake going to run for the Krysten Sinema's Senate seat. Given that we've already heard that Trump told Blake Masters he couldn't win, it looks like Kari's not going to get the VP nod she wanted.
Looks like I'm voting independent this time around, for Sinema.
At least the Boebart story has given Beetlejuice 2, due out next year, tons of free publicity.
GOP is going to throw away nother chance to switch a seat, I see.
Kari Lake going to run for the Krysten Sinema's Senate seat. Given that we've already heard that Trump told Blake Masters he couldn't win, it looks like Kari's not going to get the VP nod she wanted.
Looks like I'm voting independent this time around, for Sinema.
Why that particular far-right nutjob over the other one?
I just love that you can't distinguish between a centrist like Sinema and a far-right nutjob like Lake. I get it; I would probably sound as foolish to you if I were to opine on Irish politics. The thing is, at least I'm sensible enough not to try.
To some, anyone not as far left as they are is a 'right-wing nutjob'. It's very black and white thinking.
Sinema appeared to be in the pocket of Big Pharma IIRC, and Manchin was in the pocket of coal or at least that seemed to be his main priority for his state. He could have been for diversifying and getting his state off of relying on coal jobs but he didn't.
Funny how much that resembles the MAGA mindset, does'nt it?
My Constituents Cannot Afford Rebellious Tantrums, Handle Your Shutdown Act, or the MCCARTHY Shutdown Act for short.
Funny how much that resembles the MAGA mindset, does'nt it?
Absolutely. Mark Shields once noted that there are two kinds of politicians: those who are looking for converts and those who are looking for heretics. Sinema is a heretic to the left loonies, just as Mitt Romney is to the Trumptards. Of course if they would bother to examine their voting records it would become glaringly obvious that Sinema slots in as very liberal on a lot of hot-button issues (100% voting record with Planned Parenthood, for example), and Romney really is moderately conservative. For example, the American Conservative Union gave Romney a 56% rating in 2021, while they gave Sinema a 16%. Everybody would agree that Romney's pretty moderate for an American Republican, right? Sinema is well to the left of him.
ETA: This mindset that anybody to the right of me is equivalent to Adolf Hitler always reminded me of this New Yorker cover. We so often only see distinguishing characteristics of things that are very close to us.
Sinema appeared to be in the pocket of Big Pharma IIRC, and Manchin was in the pocket of coal or at least that seemed to be his main priority for his state. He could have been for diversifying and getting his state off of relying on coal jobs but he didn't.
But there’s also the time Sinema stopped Congress from eliminating a tax loophole that served rich financiers. Or her opposition to raising taxes on wealthy individuals and corporations, reining in drug prescription prices, and spending even a fraction of what’s necessary to support the climate—ultimately sinking the Build Back Better agenda. And lest we forget Sinema’s infamous let-them-eat-cake thumbs down to giving working people a $15 minimum wage.
All this while Sinema has enjoyed massive hauls of cash from the pharma industry, payday lenders, and the financial sector. Doesn’t sound so “independent,” does it?
Progressive did not direct any “ire” at Sinema for no reason. Her own actions prompted it. When “solving problems” and “getting things done” is just in favor of the few, it’s only natural that she’ll alienate voters from her own party.
I watched part of that clown show today. The Republicans used it as a grand standing platform for every stupid grievance you can imagine most of which had zero to do with Hunter Biden. Garland kept remarkably calm during the long rants and looked like he was trying not ask them "WT* are you going on about?"
I think that Sinema is more about Sinema than centrism.I just love that you can't distinguish between a centrist like Sinema and a far-right nutjob like Lake. I get it; I would probably sound as foolish to you if I were to opine on Irish politics. The thing is, at least I'm sensible enough not to try.
Sounds painful as well.And viversgying the economy of WV is going to be along,long, process.
Does this cartoon sum it up pretty well?
Its release might be delayed while they write in a new stupid congresswoman character.
Take away Coal, and you don't have much economy left in West Virginia. I agree we need to move away from fossil fuels, but it's not like we can go cold turkey.
And viversgying the economy of WV is going to be along,long, process.
I can't stand Manchin, but he would not have lasted one terms if he launched a full scal attack on the Coal Industry.
Interesitng that the two most economically unviable states in the Union are the
Two "Civil War" states..Nevada and West Virginia. Nevada was admitted because the Union needed the Silver, West Virginia becuase it "Seceeded from SUcession" when it broke away from Virginia.
Not that up on US politics that much but didn't a former president end the war on "beautiful, clean coal"? Surely there must have been some results by now. Hasn't the economy improved?![]()
and etc.
Yes, the war on "beautiful, clean coal" ended with the creation of the new cheaper and better healthcare plan now available to all Americans.![]()
I just love that you can't distinguish between a centrist like Sinema and a far-right nutjob like Lake. I get it; I would probably sound as foolish to you if I were to opine on Irish politics. The thing is, at least I'm sensible enough not to try.