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Watch any video of LA Mayor Karen Bass. She has a room temperature IQ and represents the steroid age of DEI and identity politics: - Started as a Community Organizer for the Venceremos Brigade, a pro-Cuban group, in the 1970s, and then visited Cuba eight times - Never held a job in the private sector - Founded Community Coalition in the 1980s and then parlayed that into a California State Assembly seat - Was gifted a Congressional seat in 2010 by the identity- politics-box-checking DNC to replace the retiring Diane Watson - Added fake credentials with a Masters degree in Social Work from USC in 2015 as a 62-year-old Congresswoman - In 2016, she called the death of Fidel Castro a "great loss to the people of Cuba" - After Biden announced that he would pick a black woman as his VP in 2020, she made the short-list - In 2022, she was "democratically elected" (installed by Barack Obama) as Mayor of LA
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Global warming err Climate change HOAX
B-Man replied to Very wide right's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
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Just a reminder, these people could cure cancer while feeding the homeless and throwing hundred dollar bills at people and Democrats still wouldn’t approve a single one of them So it’s incumbent upon Republicans to ignore them and get every single one of these people confirmed.
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The Babylon Bee, America's Newspaper
B-Man replied to 3rdnlng's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
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SCUM Constitutional Crisis In Minnesota By John Hinderaker Minnesota is a purple state, balanced on a knife’s edge, as the 2024 election showed. There are 134 Minnesota House districts, and when the returns were in, it looked like Republicans had gained enough seats so that the House would be tied, 67-67. But then it came to light that one of the Democrats’ candidates had cheated: in House District 40B, Democrat Curtis Johnson falsely claimed to reside in the district, a constitutional requirement. His Republican opponent filed an election contest, which was successful, as the evidence against the Democrat was overwhelming. A district court issued an injunction barring Johnson from taking that seat. A special election will be held to fill the seat at some time in the future; the exact schedule is now the subject of litigation. So currently there are 133 elected representatives holding election certificates: 67 Republicans and 66 Democrats. Republicans hold a majority, brought about by the fact that Democrats cheated and got caught. Democrats are panicked over the prospect that they will lose control over one house of Minnesota’s legislature, and they have determined on a desperate strategy. The 2024 legislative session begins on Tuesday, and all 66 Democrats are going to refuse to show up for work. Their theory is that by hiding out, they will prevent the establishment of a quorum, and thereby disable Minnesota’s House (effectively, the entire legislature) from doing any business. They hope that at some point in the future, they will win a special election in 40B, at which time they say they will go back to work. Meanwhile, they intend to continue drawing their pay as legislators. Will that contemptible strategy work? I don’t think so. The controlling constitutional provision is Article IV, Section 13: In my legal opinion, the language is perfectly clear. Currently, there are 133 (not 134) members of the Minnesota House. Section 13 doesn’t say the majority of districts, of which there are 134, it says the majority of the house, which has 133 members. So 67 votes are a majority, and a quorum. {snip} Do Minnesota’s House Republicans have the guts to do the right thing and stand up for our state’s Constitution and laws, and for the voters who elected them? I think they do. Their leadership–Speaker-to-be Lisa Demuth and Majority Leader-to-be Harry Niska–is both strong and able, and the caucus is united. I think there is a very real prospect that this crisis will serve to discredit the Democrat Farmer Labor party in the eyes of voters, so that its tenuous grip on power will be decisively broken, and Minnesota will swing to the right. The action will play out in the coming days, and we will continue to report. https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2025/01/constitutional-crisis-in-minnesota.php
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RFK In Charge of Health Care
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What’s the Deal with Greenland? JD Vance on Why The Strategic, Mineral-Rich Country is on Trump’s Radar Critics laughed at President-Elect Donald Trump when he floated the idea of purchasing Greenland back in 2019. Well, now that Trump is about to take office the reality of Greenland figuring prominently in the future of the United States in a major capacity is closer than ever. Vice President-Elect JD Vance had this to say on Fox News Sunday. (READ) "We don't have to use military force. We already have troops in Greenland. Greenland is really important for America. Strategically. It has a lot of great natural resources. My friend Donald Trump Junior was there a couple of days ago. And you what they told him. They want to be empowered to develop the people of Greenland, want to be empowered to develop the resources there." "We also need to make sure that Greenland is properly cared for from an American security perspective. And frankly, the current leadership, the Danish government has not done a good enough job of securing Greenland. I think there actually is a real opportunity here for us to take leadership, to protect America's security, to ensure that those incredible natural resources are developed." https://twitchy.com/warren-squire/2025/01/12/jd-vance-military-already-in-greenland-important-strategically-n2406519
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Nice black jacket on McDermitt, good look.
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Broncos @ Bills - Playoff game day thread (2nd half)
B-Man replied to Simon's topic in The Stadium Wall
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Broncos @ Bills - Playoff game day thread (2nd half)
B-Man replied to Simon's topic in The Stadium Wall
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Broncos @ Bills - Playoff game day thread (1st half)
B-Man replied to Simon's topic in The Stadium Wall
I know that we wanted to use the clock, but there wasn't enough rhythm in that offensive drive. . . . . . .too slow. . -
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Wildfire ActBlue 'Donation' Scandal Explodes, Elizabeth Warren Implicated While Obama Bros Go Berserk https://redstate.com/bonchie/2025/01/12/wildfire-actblue-donation-scandal-explodes-elizabeth-warren-steps-in-it-while-obama-bros-lash-out-n2184244 .
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In LA fire horror, California elites face the consequences of blue misrule By Karol Markowicz The vivid, heartbreaking images from this week’s Los Angeles wildfires called urgent attention to California’s longtime decline. But this time, those affected by its bad policies and bad governance include a demographic rarely touched by them: the rich. Over the last several years, California’s net out-migration numbers set records. An astounding 343,000 more people left the Golden State than moved to it in 2022, the highest net loss of any state, and 2023 was almost as bad, with a net loss of 268,100. But the wealthy of California largely stayed put. It was mostly the lower and middle classes, walloped by notoriously high taxes, mismanagement at every level of government and crumbling infrastructure, who made a run for the door. The affluent have been largely protected from all that. They could easily absorb the heavy tax burden and the high costs of housing or gas. Like Gov. Gavin Newsom, they could avoid their state’s failing public schools and send their kids to private schools instead. But no water in a fire hydrant is a great equalizer. Comedian Billy Crystal lost his home — all but its tennis court — in Pacific Palisades. The homes of actors Anthony Hopkins, Miles Teller and John Goodman were wiped out there, too. Heiress Paris Hilton said she saw her luxe Malibu vacation house “burn to the ground on live TV.” It’s unpleasant to talk about the politics that led to the loss of entire neighborhoods, but it’s necessary to examine the terrible policies that led to this preventable disaster. After over a decade of one-party rule, California has become the testing ground for the left’s most extreme ideas — and we are seeing the results in real time now. https://nypost.com/2025/01/10/opinion/la-fires-make-calif-elites-face-the-results-of-blue-misrule/
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Seems like "bonkers" and "cut ties with reality" isn't what it used to be. . . . . . . .. . . . lol. Greenland leaders ready to talk with Trump after prez-elect expressed interest to make territory part of America by Jon Levine Greenland’s leader Múte Egede said he is prepared to enter into negotiations with President-elect Trump about the future of the mineral-rich arctic territory — but warned his people had no interest in becoming Americans. At a press conference Friday in Denmark, which exercises nominal sovereignty over Greenland, Egede said he accepted that Greenland was “a place that the Americans see as part of their world” and that while he has not spoken with Trump, he was open to “discussions about what unites us.” “We are ready to talk,” he said. “Cooperation is about dialogue. Cooperation means that you will work towards solutions.” https://nypost.com/2025/01/11/us-news/greenland-leaders-ready-to-talk-with-trump/ Location, location: Why Trump’s Greenland push is smart geopolitics by Rich Lowry In business, Donald Trump was a real-estate guy. In the presidency, he might be one, too. The prospective foreign policy of his second term has taken an unexpected turn, with his recent talk of annexing Canada, buying Greenland and taking back the Panama Canal. Rather than the neo-isolationist that he’s often accused of being, Trump is talking like a neo-imperialist, at least in our own hemisphere. Even if President Trump does none of these things — he’s largely joking about the Great White North — his musings are a reminder of the crucial importance of geography and the control of territory. https://nypost.com/2025/01/10/opinion/donald-trumps-greenland-push-is-smart-geopolitics/