Master Thread Dance Your Cares Away/Fraggle/Law Abiding Citizens
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I call bullshit on that. No way Norway and Poland are that overwhelmingly commie.
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Season ticket holder for over a decade. I’ve seen more ND fans kicked out of Doak than anyone else over that time period. And that’s not a lot of games. Worst fans on the planet inside Doak. The most vulgar, drunk, unruly faggits on the planet. I enjoy solid fans cheering their team on and enjoying themselves, but ND fans I’ve had experience just suck.
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lest we forget
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Where have we seen this before? This could be another vote in upcoming Senate Majority leader vote. Happened at 4AM.
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Exclusive | Trump confirms NYer Elise Stefanik will be his enforcer at the UN: ‘Strong, tough, and smart’
President-elect Donald Trump has tapped New York GOP Rep. Elise Stefanik for the job of US ambassador to the United Nations, according to a report.nypost.com
Biden stumbles multiple times, needs assist from Jill as he struggles to walk on sandy Delaware beach
At one point as he struggled through the bumpy beach, wife Jill Biden took a hold of his arm to keep him steady, the video captured by CSPAN showed.
^^and I'll bet he'll go to the border^^
Trump announces Tom Homan, former director of immigration enforcement, will serve as ‘border czar’
“When we go out there, we’re going to know who we’re looking for. We most likely know where they’re going to be, and it’s going to be done in a humane manner.”
Trump’s stunning comeback victory has cured America from the woke mind virus
They were the ten words that sealed the comeback deal for Donald Trump.
Stefanik? Well there’s a pickup for the Dems
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That's exactly how they work. You work for us and we're telling you what we want.
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We all know someone that has served in our military. One way of thanking them would be to share the photo below of this little known tribute that happens once a year at 11:11 AM on November 11th, which of course is Veterans Day.
In addition, I would like to thank all those that have served including family members, friends, and clients for preserving the liberty and freedom to live the wonderful life with which I've been blessed.
I hope you learned something new about Veterans Day and thank you for letting me serve the mortgage needs of you and those you care about - it's an honor.
In addition, I would like to thank all those that have served including family members, friends, and clients for preserving the liberty and freedom to live the wonderful life with which I've been blessed.
I hope you learned something new about Veterans Day and thank you for letting me serve the mortgage needs of you and those you care about - it's an honor.
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We all know someone that has served in our military. One way of thanking them would be to share the photo below of this little known tribute that happens once a year at 11:11 AM on November 11th, which of course is Veterans Day.
In addition, I would like to thank all those that have served including family members, friends, and clients for preserving the liberty and freedom to live the wonderful life with which I've been blessed.
I hope you learned something new about Veterans Day and thank you for letting me serve the mortgage needs of you and those you care about - it's an honor.
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UN too, please
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This may be bad news for a lot of charter schools. Don’t they receive federal grants?
I’m all for it, just curious
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CNN CORRESPONDENT: FEDERAL WORKERS REPORT PTSD OVER TRUMP’S RETURN
CNN Correspondent René Marsh:
“We are in a new dystopian hellscape — that is from a federal employee via text message last night, and that is the mindset of many of the 2 million federal workers anticipating Donald Trump’s return to office.
Some employees who lived through the first Trump administration say they are experiencing PTSD.
One saying, quote, ‘We are absolutely having conversations amongst ourselves about whether we can stomach a round two.’”
Source: Real America’s Voice, CNN
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just details to fix
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CNN Correspondent René Marsh:
“We are in a new dystopian hellscape — that is from a federal employee via text message last night, and that is the mindset of many of the 2 million federal workers anticipating Donald Trump’s return to office.
Some employees who lived through the first Trump administration say they are experiencing PTSD.
One saying, quote, ‘We are absolutely having conversations amongst ourselves about whether we can stomach a round two.’”
Source: Real America’s Voice, CNN
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Then quit. They’re probably the majority of shit federal employees.
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Great message from Katie. She is a warrior and super lady.
When you have time......
What the Trump Win means to the Brits
When you have time......
What the Trump Win means to the Brits
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Special election....keep an eye on the name Dan Stec, NY Republican state senator
I was wondering when Elise was going to move on, an upstater can't win US senate seat, So either Governor, a tough slog, or cabinet. And now we know
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I saw another meme that went on to say if your daughters are willing to kill your grand babies, don't be surprised when they put you in a home for assisted living, or put you to sleep.
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I feel sorry for the people who still believe the mainstream media.
They are completely uninformed about reality.
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Buy stock in the airlines and Net jets
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‘Morning Joe’ crew reads Maureen Dowd column ripping identity politics: ‘Democrats are realizing woke is broke!’
“Morning Joe” co-hosts Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough painstakingly read out New York Times opinion columnist Maureen Dowd’s entire editorial on how “identity politi…
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Yeah, they could move their grant program to another department.
Maybe I’ll apply. I’ve run grants for VA
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I can't and will not link to NYT so I will post the article.
By Maureen Dowd
Opinion Columnist, reporting from Washington
Some Democrats are finally waking up and realizing that woke is broke.
Donald Trump won a majority of white women and remarkable numbers of Black and Latino voters and young men.
Democratic insiders thought people would vote for Kamala Harris, even if they didn’t like her, to get rid of Trump. But more people ended up voting for Trump, even though many didn’t like him, because they liked the Democratic Party less.
I have often talked about how my dad stayed up all night on the night Harry Truman was elected because he was so excited. And my brother stayed up all night the first time Trump was elected because he was so excited. And I felt that Democrats would never recover that kind of excitement until they could figure out why they had turned off so many working-class voters over the decades, and why they had developed such disdain toward their once loyal base.
Democratic candidates have often been avatars of elitism — Michael Dukakis, Al Gore, John Kerry, Hillary Clinton and second-term Barack Obama. The party embraced a worldview of hyper-political correctness, condescension and cancellation, and it supported diversity statements for job applicants and faculty lounge terminology like “Latinx,” and “BIPOC” (Black, Indigenous, People of Color).
This alienated half the country, or more. And the chaos and antisemitism at many college campuses certainly didn’t help.
“When the woke police come at you,” Rahm Emanuel told me, “you don’t even get your Miranda rights read to you.”
There were a lot of Democrats “barking,” people who “don’t represent anybody,” he said, and “the leadership of the party was intimidated.”
Donald Trump played to the irritation of many Americans disgusted at being regarded as insensitive for talking the way they’d always talked. At rallies, he referred to women as “beautiful” and then pretended to admonish himself, saying he’d get in trouble for using that word. He’d also call women “darling” and joke that he had to be careful because his political career could be at risk.
One thing that makes Democrats great is that they unabashedly support groups that have suffered from inequality. But they have to begin avoiding extreme policies that alienate many Americans who would otherwise be drawn to the party.
Democrats learned the hard way in this election that mothers care both about abortion rights and having their daughters compete fairly and safely on the playing field.
A revealing chart that ran in The Financial Times showed that white progressives hold views far to the left of the minorities they champion. White progressives think at higher rates than Hispanic and Black Americans that “racism is built into our society.” Many more Black and Hispanic Americans surveyed, compared with white progressives, responded that “America is the greatest country in the world.”
Gobsmacked Democrats have reacted to the wipeout in different ways. Some think Kamala did not court the left enough, touting trans rights and repudiating Israel.
Other Democrats feel the opposite, calling on the party to reimagine itself.
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, a vulnerable Democrat in a red congressional district in Washington, narrowly held her seat. The 36-year-old mother of a toddler and owner of an auto shop told The Times’s Annie Karni that Democratic condescension has to go. “There’s not one weird trick that’s going to fix the Democratic Party,” she said. “It is going to take parents of young kids, people in rural communities, people in the trades running for office and being taken seriously.”
Representative Seth Moulton, a Massachusetts Democrat, said the party needs rebranding. “Democrats spend way too much time trying not to offend anyone,” he said. “I have two little girls. I don’t want them getting run over on a playing field by a male or formerly male athlete, but as a Democrat I’m supposed to be afraid to say that.”
On CNN, the Democratic strategist Julie Roginsky said that Democrats did not know how to talk to normal Americans.
Addressing Latinos as “Latinx” to be politically correct “makes them think that we don’t even live on the same planet as they do,” she said. “When we are too afraid to say that ‘Hey, college kids, if you’re trashing a campus of Columbia University because you aren’t happy about some sort of policy and you’re taking over a university and you’re trashing it and preventing other students from learning, that that is unacceptable.’ But we’re so worried about alienating one or another cohort in our coalition that we don’t know what to say.”
Kamala, a Democratic lawmaker told me, made the “colossal mistake” of running a billion-dollar campaign with celebrities like Beyoncé when many of the struggling working-class voters she wanted couldn’t even afford a ticket to a Beyoncé concert, much less a down payment on a home.
“I don’t think the average person said, ‘Kamala Harris gets what I’m going through,’” this Democrat said.
Kamala, who sprinted to the left in her 2020 Democratic primary campaign, tried to move toward the center for this election, making sure to say she’d shoot an intruder with her Glock. But it sounded tinny.
The Trump campaign’s most successful ad showed Kamala favoring tax-funded gender surgery for prisoners. Bill Clinton warned in vain that she should rebut it.
James Carville gave Kamala credit for not leaning into her gender and ethnicity. But he said the party had become enamored of “identitarianism” — a word he uses because he won’t say “woke” — radiating the repellent idea that “identity is more important than humanity.”
“We could never wash off the stench of it,” he said, calling “defund the police” “the three stupidest words in the English language.”
“It’s like when you get smoke on your clothes and you have to wash them again and again. Now people are running away from it like the devil runs away from holy water.”
By Maureen Dowd
Opinion Columnist, reporting from Washington
Some Democrats are finally waking up and realizing that woke is broke.
Donald Trump won a majority of white women and remarkable numbers of Black and Latino voters and young men.
Democratic insiders thought people would vote for Kamala Harris, even if they didn’t like her, to get rid of Trump. But more people ended up voting for Trump, even though many didn’t like him, because they liked the Democratic Party less.
I have often talked about how my dad stayed up all night on the night Harry Truman was elected because he was so excited. And my brother stayed up all night the first time Trump was elected because he was so excited. And I felt that Democrats would never recover that kind of excitement until they could figure out why they had turned off so many working-class voters over the decades, and why they had developed such disdain toward their once loyal base.
Democratic candidates have often been avatars of elitism — Michael Dukakis, Al Gore, John Kerry, Hillary Clinton and second-term Barack Obama. The party embraced a worldview of hyper-political correctness, condescension and cancellation, and it supported diversity statements for job applicants and faculty lounge terminology like “Latinx,” and “BIPOC” (Black, Indigenous, People of Color).
This alienated half the country, or more. And the chaos and antisemitism at many college campuses certainly didn’t help.
“When the woke police come at you,” Rahm Emanuel told me, “you don’t even get your Miranda rights read to you.”
There were a lot of Democrats “barking,” people who “don’t represent anybody,” he said, and “the leadership of the party was intimidated.”
Donald Trump played to the irritation of many Americans disgusted at being regarded as insensitive for talking the way they’d always talked. At rallies, he referred to women as “beautiful” and then pretended to admonish himself, saying he’d get in trouble for using that word. He’d also call women “darling” and joke that he had to be careful because his political career could be at risk.
One thing that makes Democrats great is that they unabashedly support groups that have suffered from inequality. But they have to begin avoiding extreme policies that alienate many Americans who would otherwise be drawn to the party.
Democrats learned the hard way in this election that mothers care both about abortion rights and having their daughters compete fairly and safely on the playing field.
A revealing chart that ran in The Financial Times showed that white progressives hold views far to the left of the minorities they champion. White progressives think at higher rates than Hispanic and Black Americans that “racism is built into our society.” Many more Black and Hispanic Americans surveyed, compared with white progressives, responded that “America is the greatest country in the world.”
Gobsmacked Democrats have reacted to the wipeout in different ways. Some think Kamala did not court the left enough, touting trans rights and repudiating Israel.
Other Democrats feel the opposite, calling on the party to reimagine itself.
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, a vulnerable Democrat in a red congressional district in Washington, narrowly held her seat. The 36-year-old mother of a toddler and owner of an auto shop told The Times’s Annie Karni that Democratic condescension has to go. “There’s not one weird trick that’s going to fix the Democratic Party,” she said. “It is going to take parents of young kids, people in rural communities, people in the trades running for office and being taken seriously.”
Representative Seth Moulton, a Massachusetts Democrat, said the party needs rebranding. “Democrats spend way too much time trying not to offend anyone,” he said. “I have two little girls. I don’t want them getting run over on a playing field by a male or formerly male athlete, but as a Democrat I’m supposed to be afraid to say that.”
On CNN, the Democratic strategist Julie Roginsky said that Democrats did not know how to talk to normal Americans.
Addressing Latinos as “Latinx” to be politically correct “makes them think that we don’t even live on the same planet as they do,” she said. “When we are too afraid to say that ‘Hey, college kids, if you’re trashing a campus of Columbia University because you aren’t happy about some sort of policy and you’re taking over a university and you’re trashing it and preventing other students from learning, that that is unacceptable.’ But we’re so worried about alienating one or another cohort in our coalition that we don’t know what to say.”
Kamala, a Democratic lawmaker told me, made the “colossal mistake” of running a billion-dollar campaign with celebrities like Beyoncé when many of the struggling working-class voters she wanted couldn’t even afford a ticket to a Beyoncé concert, much less a down payment on a home.
“I don’t think the average person said, ‘Kamala Harris gets what I’m going through,’” this Democrat said.
Kamala, who sprinted to the left in her 2020 Democratic primary campaign, tried to move toward the center for this election, making sure to say she’d shoot an intruder with her Glock. But it sounded tinny.
The Trump campaign’s most successful ad showed Kamala favoring tax-funded gender surgery for prisoners. Bill Clinton warned in vain that she should rebut it.
James Carville gave Kamala credit for not leaning into her gender and ethnicity. But he said the party had become enamored of “identitarianism” — a word he uses because he won’t say “woke” — radiating the repellent idea that “identity is more important than humanity.”
“We could never wash off the stench of it,” he said, calling “defund the police” “the three stupidest words in the English language.”
“It’s like when you get smoke on your clothes and you have to wash them again and again. Now people are running away from it like the devil runs away from holy water.”
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