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B-Man

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  1. The next BIG Hoax And it's not like Giuffre was afraid of naming names when she was alive. Total nothing burger of a story. .
  2. For those who 'missed' it. And it's not like Giuffre was afraid of naming names when she was alive. Total nothing burger of a story.
  3. OMG. That's the guy KJP and others in the administration "couldn't keep up with" behind closed doors? Wow! https://x.com/birdcheat/status/1988442410280509648 Yeah, Joe totally could have served through 2029 Sharp as a tack
  4. Conspiracy theory. (The only one wrong is Harris had 75)
  5. Look ! The Left is out of ideas. "Let's regurgitate some old disproved Epstein file and pretend it's something new !" Some kneepads for Tibs and Billstime.
  6. A perfect reply to show why I stopped our conversation. In my post I explained that there was no reason for me, or anyone to reply to your insistent "why were they there ?" You come back with a childish "you can't even answer the question" Of course I could. You then refer to me as a 'coward' because I won't play patty-cakes with you. Lets just go back to where we were. I will post articles and opinion pieces filled with facts and links. and you will bury your head in the sand and regurgitate the same posts over and over. Added: Learn how to use capital letters, you are an adult. .
  7. Nope. I'm sorry. If you aren't honestly going to engage, I'm done. Asking questions that are known to all is not helpful, no matter what your point is here. Have a good day.
  8. Multiple reasons. The majority to protest a few with more nefarious reasons. But you knew that Teef.
  9. The meaning of “shutdown” By Bill Glahn In the end (if this is the end) what was it all about? The record-long federal government shutdown (43 days, over six weeks) could end as early as tonight, if the House of Representatives goes along with the deal passed by the Senate on Monday. My theory is it all had to do with the odd-year elections in New Jersey and Virginia. A week later, everyone now believes that last Tuesday’s results were always inevitable: Democrat wins in two blue states Trump lost in every election. If you look at the Real Clear Politics (RCP) poll of polls for these races, a different story emerges. In New Jersey, the Republican candidate had dramatically cut the lead in the last seven days of September from a net -9 to a net -4.7 on September 30. A poll released by The Hill on September 25 had the race in a dead heat. The poll had the race at 43-43 with 11 percent undecided. Something dramatic had to happen to change the trajectory. The shutdown began on October 1. In early October, a texting scandal broke in Virginia involving the Democratic candidate for Attorney General, Jay Jones. Having had a large lead in the race to unseat the incumbent Republican, Jones immediately fell behind in the polls and remained behind for the entire month of October. Had the election been held a week earlier, Jones would have lost. But the shutdown dragged on, and the large federal workforce in Virginia eventually missed a paycheck. Add in the final weekend artificially-created SNAP “crisis” for good measure. In the event, Democrats won with big margins in both states, supported by suspiciously large odd-year election turnout. Afterward, Senate Democrats quickly moved to end the shutdown, having achieved zero (0) policy gains, but significant electoral ones. It may rank and the most cynical election tactic deployed in my lifetime. The lesson learned (for Democrats) is that shutdowns “work.” Look for a repeat immediately before the 2026 midterms to gin up the base and boost turnout. From Byron York, According to some accounts, the Democratic shutdown was kind of like a really long No Kings rally. You may not recall, but in the early days of October, you could not find two Democrats with a common understanding of what “shutdown” was about. The explanation started out as a broad effort to roll back 2025 Republican policy gains. Then it narrowed to a defense of a small, soon-to-expire, extra Covid-era Obamacare subsidy (on top of the regular massive Obamacare subsidies, which remain in place). https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2025/11/the-meaning-of-shutdown.php
  10. Will Rogers once said, “I am not a member of any organized political party. I am a Democrat.” That’s even truer today than when the comedian uttered it almost a hundred years ago. While always a much better option than the Republicans, the Democrats are a broken party incapable of offering the type of resistance this era calls for. Even worse, when a candidate like Zohran Mamdani comes along—one with ideas about helping the poor and middle-class—the very people Democrats are supposed to stand for—they mostly refuse to back him and many offer support instead to an independent candidate in Andrew Cuomo with numerous sexual harassment allegations against him and a record that includes likely causing thousands of unnecessary deaths of the elderly during the COVID-19 pandemic and then trying to cover it up. Why is Mamdani considered such a threat? Because he wants to experiment with free buses and government-run grocery stores, and because he’s shown signs that he will not kowtow to the interests of the economic elites. Ross Rosenfeld November 10, 2025 This May Be the End of the Democrats | Opinion https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/this-may-be-the-end-of-the-democrats-opinion/ar-AA1QalJj If he thinks the solution to the problems the Democrats have is more socialism, then he is part of their problem. Assuming he is not actually working for their defeat and pretending to offer them good advice, then he is clueless. Totally clueless. They deserved what is coming to them. The dustbin of history. https://blog.joehuffman.org/2025/11/11/they-deserve-it/
  11. Ted Cruz schedules hearing on impeaching ‘rogue’ federal judges. The hearing comes after Republicans complained that some judges have intervened with President Donald Trump’s executive orders. Several lawmakers have introduced legislation this year that seeks to curb rogue judges, after multiple judges issued nationwide injunctions on some of Trump’s agenda, instead of focusing on the people in the specific case. The Senate subcommittee hearing is scheduled to take place next week, on Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025. No witnesses have been announced so far, but it will occur in the Dirksen Senate Office Building. It is expected to begin at 2:30 p.m. Eastern. https://justthenews.com/government/congress/ted-cruz-schedules-hearing-impeaching-rogue-federal-judges
  12. The Supposed Great Victory of Zohran Mamdani Stinks to High Heaven Adam Turner I didn’t expect to write this column. Zohran Mamdani is a reprehensible Mayor-elect, an actual communist, a radical Muslim, and nepo baby, but everyone on this site already knows that, so I am essentially flogging a dead horse We are learning new, more shocking information that shows that the central narrative of the supposed great Mamdani mandate victory for leftism is a complete and utter fraud. And that is a crucial point, which needs to be expressed and underlined for the public. Granted, part of Mamdani’s victory is unfortunately all too real, as it comes straight from our deviant educational establishment on U.S. college campuses and K-12 schools. Since the 1970s, the DEI-loving leftist professors and teachers in the United States have produced class after class of miseducated-if-not-moronic “educated graduates” who love communism/socialism/leftism, hate white people, hate men, hate the U.S., believe men can be women, and think the Jews are the central evil throughout the world. Most of these new voters are Democrats, but a sizable number are Republicans as well. This is well well-known fact, and the Trump administration should (and is) trying to do something about it. But despite this real component, the 2025 Mamdani “Great Victory” is looking more and more like a fraudulent victory culminating from a campaign and its associates that, over the years, were conducting multiple (alleged) illegalities and “dirty pool” activities (activities which gamed the system but did not rise to actual illegalities). So, let me count the ways that Mamdani and his allies seem to have gamed or even broken the system: The most explosive and serious charge is still that the Mamdani campaign benefited from tens of millions of dollars in donations – up to $40 million – that were (allegedly) funneled from George Soros-linked charities as part of an elaborate scheme that may have violated federal tax laws. MORE at the link: https://redstate.com/adam-turner/2025/11/12/the-supposed-great-victory-of-zohran-mamdani-stinks-to-high-heaven-n2196073
  13. DECLINE IS A CHOICE: Sometimes, it’s a choice imposed on the people by ideologically driven judges, but still.
  14. In other news, Mitt Romney never paid income taxes and Donald Trump is a Russian spy. .
  15. Not news This is what the lemmings have always believed. But I don't believe it. It may mean something, it may mean nothing. The mass media have no credibility to tell us which is the case. But this will be the top story in the New York Times for the next three years. Odd he would hang himself if he had that information
  16. Ongoing Judicial Coup Proves Alito, Thomas Were Right About Weak SCOTUS Injunction Ruling by Shawn Fleetwood Less than five months ago, Associate Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas warned that the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. CASA, limiting lower courts’ use of nationwide injunctions, failed to address loopholes open to abuse by left-wing activists and judges. (snip), the two senior justices have been proven right. Yale Law School Professor E. Garrett West praised the Supreme Court’s CASA decision as “a brilliant vindication of the formalist argument that says universal injunctions are totally impermissible” under America’s constitutional framework. However, he noted, “the bad news is that it practically will make almost no difference with respect to the functional problems created by the universal injunction.” https://thefederalist.com/2025/11/11/ongoing-judicial-coup-proves-alito-thomas-were-right-about-weak-scotus-injunction-ruling/
  17. Fingers crossed.
  18. This ought to be interesting What will they be called ? Will it be covered like "No Kings" ?? How will Dearborn 'authorities' respond ?? Peaceful Assembly is guaranteed. .
  19. John Fetterman Isn't ABOUT to Take Any Crap From Sunny Hostin for Opening the Gov, Shuts Her Down https://twitchy.com/samj/2025/11/11/fetterman-shuts-sunny-hostin-down-for-trying-to-shame-him-watch-n2421546
  20. THIS STORY MASSIVE BURIES THE LEDE: which is that if Hamas leaves Rafah they lose access to the smuggling tunnels: Hamas Says Fighters Holed Up in Rafah Will Not Surrender. https://www.algemeiner.com/2025/11/09/hamas-says-fighters-holed-up-in-rafah-will-not-surrender/
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