bearister said:
Gang of 80 ransacks California Nordstrom store in quick 1-minute raid
San Francisco Stores Hold 100% Off Black Friday Salehttps://t.co/QwvIilqSu4
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) November 27, 2021
bearister said:
Gang of 80 ransacks California Nordstrom store in quick 1-minute raid
San Francisco Stores Hold 100% Off Black Friday Salehttps://t.co/QwvIilqSu4
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) November 27, 2021
Newsmax anchor Rob Schmitt: "I believe the president said it's fake news. What's the story here?"
— Justin Baragona (@justinbaragona) December 2, 2021
Mark Meadows: "Well, the president's right, it's fake news." pic.twitter.com/p2zkaT5Vw0
concordtom said:
Gotta question the list that has LA over SF, no pun intended.
World's most expensive cities to live 2021
1. Tel Aviv, Israel
2. (tie) Paris, France
2. (tie) Singapore
4. Zurich, Switzerland
5. Hong Kong
6. New York City, New York
7. Geneva, Switzerland
8. Copenhagen, Denmark
9. Los Angeles, California
10. Osaka, Japan
11. Oslo, Norway
12. Seoul, South Korea
13. Tokyo, Japan
14. (tie) Vienna, Austria
14. (tie) Sydney, Australia
16. Melbourne, Australia
17. (tie) Helsinki, Finland
17. (tie) London, UK
19. (tie) Dublin, Ireland
19. (tie) Frankfurt, Germany
19. (tie) Shanghai, China
This is the man negotiating with Putin.pic.twitter.com/4bvpNBn5jx
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) December 9, 2021
Can he be any worse than the last man negotiating with Putin?BearForce2 said:This is the man negotiating with Putin.pic.twitter.com/4bvpNBn5jx
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) December 9, 2021
"Where am I? I'm right here?"
Eastern Oregon Bear said:Can he be any worse than the last man negotiating with Putin?BearForce2 said:This is the man negotiating with Putin.pic.twitter.com/4bvpNBn5jx
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) December 9, 2021
"Where am I? I'm right here?"
BearForce2 said:Eastern Oregon Bear said:Can he be any worse than the last man negotiating with Putin?BearForce2 said:This is the man negotiating with Putin.pic.twitter.com/4bvpNBn5jx
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) December 9, 2021
"Where am I? I'm right here?"
No Biden is a God, just one step below Fauci.
concordtom said:
Yesterday, I had a slight cough before a doctor appointment. So out of duty and precaution I bought a $12 rapid Covid test at Walgreens. 15 minutes - negative.
This guy, on the other hand, tested positive one day, met with a bunch of people the next, then when his Covid positive status became public, blamed the people he met with AFTER he was positive.
Imagine simply how truly bad that is!
1. Meet with people when positive, reckless.
2. Blame them, knowing it's impossible. Incredible.
I laughed. It's SO Trump.
What a clown.
What a downright (censored).
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-tested-positive-covid-19-150819744.html
Texas cousin asked why this story matters. My reply:
Because the news revelation of timing of his first Covid test broke today.
Because trump is the GOP's presumptive front runner.
I've been telling you for years, he's a VERY dangerous man, primarily because he has no honor, no honesty, and only cares about himself. This is a prime example, one of many, sadly.
I could understand if he was irresponsible and kept to his schedule by meeting with these people next day, rather than cancel. Not good, not at all, but sometimes people make bad choices.
But what is astonishing to me is that he later tried to blame them. I actually recall him doing so, so this isn't any made up "left" gotcha. All the press were hounding him and his staff "when did the president first test positive?" They wouldn't say.
Then he blamed these visitors, I also recall.
Now his chief of staff gives up the truth.
It's stunning, yet not at all.
The GOP needs to find some decent leaders again. David Brooks' article fin the Atlantic was spot on. Sadly, he doesn't see it happening. I don't either. I see a doubling down on Trumps' example - voters are simply too malleable.
DiabloWags said:concordtom said:
Yesterday, I had a slight cough before a doctor appointment. So out of duty and precaution I bought a $12 rapid Covid test at Walgreens. 15 minutes - negative.
This guy, on the other hand, tested positive one day, met with a bunch of people the next, then when his Covid positive status became public, blamed the people he met with AFTER he was positive.
Imagine simply how truly bad that is!
1. Meet with people when positive, reckless.
2. Blame them, knowing it's impossible. Incredible.
I laughed. It's SO Trump.
What a clown.
What a downright (censored).
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-tested-positive-covid-19-150819744.html
Texas cousin asked why this story matters. My reply:
Because the news revelation of timing of his first Covid test broke today.
Because trump is the GOP's presumptive front runner.
I've been telling you for years, he's a VERY dangerous man, primarily because he has no honor, no honesty, and only cares about himself. This is a prime example, one of many, sadly.
I could understand if he was irresponsible and kept to his schedule by meeting with these people next day, rather than cancel. Not good, not at all, but sometimes people make bad choices.
But what is astonishing to me is that he later tried to blame them. I actually recall him doing so, so this isn't any made up "left" gotcha. All the press were hounding him and his staff "when did the president first test positive?" They wouldn't say.
Then he blamed these visitors, I also recall.
Now his chief of staff gives up the truth.
It's stunning, yet not at all.
The GOP needs to find some decent leaders again. David Brooks' article fin the Atlantic was spot on. Sadly, he doesn't see it happening. I don't either. I see a doubling down on Trumps' example - voters are simply too malleable.
I dont even know who the GOP is anymore.
Seems to be a party filled with hate, religious hypocrites, and self-interest clowns that have nothing to do with serving the American people
Signed,
Someone that voted for Ronald Reagan in his first Presidential election in 1980 as a CAL:undergrad.
Vote out the GOP establishment and the Rhinos and Hippos and you're just left with the aging Tea Party establishment and the crazies like Greene, Boebert and Gaetz. If you want to further marginalize the GOP and leave yourself with no coherent strategy to govern even if you do win, be my guest.BearForce2 said:DiabloWags said:concordtom said:
Yesterday, I had a slight cough before a doctor appointment. So out of duty and precaution I bought a $12 rapid Covid test at Walgreens. 15 minutes - negative.
This guy, on the other hand, tested positive one day, met with a bunch of people the next, then when his Covid positive status became public, blamed the people he met with AFTER he was positive.
Imagine simply how truly bad that is!
1. Meet with people when positive, reckless.
2. Blame them, knowing it's impossible. Incredible.
I laughed. It's SO Trump.
What a clown.
What a downright (censored).
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-tested-positive-covid-19-150819744.html
Texas cousin asked why this story matters. My reply:
Because the news revelation of timing of his first Covid test broke today.
Because trump is the GOP's presumptive front runner.
I've been telling you for years, he's a VERY dangerous man, primarily because he has no honor, no honesty, and only cares about himself. This is a prime example, one of many, sadly.
I could understand if he was irresponsible and kept to his schedule by meeting with these people next day, rather than cancel. Not good, not at all, but sometimes people make bad choices.
But what is astonishing to me is that he later tried to blame them. I actually recall him doing so, so this isn't any made up "left" gotcha. All the press were hounding him and his staff "when did the president first test positive?" They wouldn't say.
Then he blamed these visitors, I also recall.
Now his chief of staff gives up the truth.
It's stunning, yet not at all.
The GOP needs to find some decent leaders again. David Brooks' article fin the Atlantic was spot on. Sadly, he doesn't see it happening. I don't either. I see a doubling down on Trumps' example - voters are simply too malleable.
I dont even know who the GOP is anymore.
Seems to be a party filled with hate, religious hypocrites, and self-interest clowns that have nothing to do with serving the American people
Signed,
Someone that voted for Ronald Reagan in his first Presidential election in 1980 as a CAL:undergrad.
Vote out the GOP establishment, some who are as much anti-Trump as the Demos and vote out the Rhinos who are really Democrats based on their voting record.
Eastern Oregon Bear said:Vote out the GOP establishment and the Rhinos and Hippos and you're just left with the aging Tea Party establishment and the crazies like Greene, Boebert and Gaetz. If you want to further marginalize the GOP and leave yourself with no coherent strategy to govern even if you do win, be my guest.BearForce2 said:DiabloWags said:concordtom said:
Yesterday, I had a slight cough before a doctor appointment. So out of duty and precaution I bought a $12 rapid Covid test at Walgreens. 15 minutes - negative.
This guy, on the other hand, tested positive one day, met with a bunch of people the next, then when his Covid positive status became public, blamed the people he met with AFTER he was positive.
Imagine simply how truly bad that is!
1. Meet with people when positive, reckless.
2. Blame them, knowing it's impossible. Incredible.
I laughed. It's SO Trump.
What a clown.
What a downright (censored).
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-tested-positive-covid-19-150819744.html
Texas cousin asked why this story matters. My reply:
Because the news revelation of timing of his first Covid test broke today.
Because trump is the GOP's presumptive front runner.
I've been telling you for years, he's a VERY dangerous man, primarily because he has no honor, no honesty, and only cares about himself. This is a prime example, one of many, sadly.
I could understand if he was irresponsible and kept to his schedule by meeting with these people next day, rather than cancel. Not good, not at all, but sometimes people make bad choices.
But what is astonishing to me is that he later tried to blame them. I actually recall him doing so, so this isn't any made up "left" gotcha. All the press were hounding him and his staff "when did the president first test positive?" They wouldn't say.
Then he blamed these visitors, I also recall.
Now his chief of staff gives up the truth.
It's stunning, yet not at all.
The GOP needs to find some decent leaders again. David Brooks' article fin the Atlantic was spot on. Sadly, he doesn't see it happening. I don't either. I see a doubling down on Trumps' example - voters are simply too malleable.
I dont even know who the GOP is anymore.
Seems to be a party filled with hate, religious hypocrites, and self-interest clowns that have nothing to do with serving the American people
Signed,
Someone that voted for Ronald Reagan in his first Presidential election in 1980 as a CAL:undergrad.
Vote out the GOP establishment, some who are as much anti-Trump as the Demos and vote out the Rhinos who are really Democrats based on their voting record.
Eastern Oregon Bear said:
Vote out the GOP establishment and the Rhinos and Hippos and you're just left with the aging Tea Party establishment and the crazies like Greene, Boebert and Gaetz. If you want to further marginalize the GOP and leave yourself with no coherent strategy to govern even if you do win, be my guest.
Fixed it for you, @TIME. pic.twitter.com/rtg7jTIOoB
— Americans For Tax Fairness (@4TaxFairness) December 13, 2021
— CynBlogger™️ ♈️ - WORK THE VOTE (@CynBlogger) December 13, 2021
We’d like to propose an alternative, @TIME. Surely, @chefjoseandres should be one of the recipients. Thank you, @BlairCrgn. @WCKitchen https://t.co/hBT835mt37 pic.twitter.com/VT4p3j9sog
— Room Rater (@ratemyskyperoom) December 13, 2021
If a person owns $100B in stock, and the stock doubles and they don't sell a single share, they would then be worth $200B.bearister said:Fixed it for you, @TIME. pic.twitter.com/rtg7jTIOoB
— Americans For Tax Fairness (@4TaxFairness) December 13, 2021
blungld said:At risk of getting "war on Xmas" type responses, why do we use terms like "So help me God" as part of swearing in? They are not becoming Bishops, they are swearing to serve in government and defend the office and Constitution. Is that not the higher authority, and the people themselves, to whom they are accountable? Or are they supposed to only abide by their oath for fear that God will punish them?B.A. Bearacus said:Homophobe Mike Pence had to swear in Kyrsten Sinema, the first out bisexual Senator in history, on a law book and not a bible. He seems uncomfortable and she’s having fun with it. This is everything. pic.twitter.com/1VxBsK1l0u
— Adam Best (@adamcbest) January 4, 2019
Separation of Church and State aside (which is equally good reason for not doing this), this seems to be totally illogical and antithetical to the purpose of the swearing in. It in fact seems to justify the breaking or diminishing of the laws of man, or the laws of the land to which they are being sworn to serve, and instead ascribing their REAL responsibility to serving the laws of God (whose God, which faith?).
How about instead they do the job of serving the people and protecting the Constitution rather than serving religion, self-interest, money, or party over country, and swear to resign office if they violate this oath?