Billionairism is a disease.
You either give away your money or you become diseased. You or I couldn’t do it. We’d have a billion dollars, blow a few million on houses, cars, coke and hookers and give the rest away within a year. Schools, housing, mass transit, healthcare - so many good works to do.
Democrat centrists imperiled by the Left
lol. Bye!
Buh bye.
Buh bye now.
It’s a cautionary tale for any (sane, rational) business now. For crypto, very inspire. Much yoink.
Anyone who’s new to watching a trump administration - I gather a lot of you were, y’know, younger the first time around - It’s important to remember: there is no bottom. Each and every new low is soon passed by an even lower low. It never ends.
hypocrisy. It is a really weirdly-spelled word.
Hey you weren’t supposed to know that!
fwiw I found that the caffiene in diet sodas was the cause of Xtra hunger. Switching to decaf soda made a huge difference.
On June 20, Louisiana’s ultra-conservative governor, Jeff Landry, signed House Bill 675, which dramatically restricts the ability of prisoners to seek post-conviction relief. Attorney General Liz Murrill, Landry’s close ally, had made the bill a centerpiece of her legislative agenda this session. Its passage represents a dramatic step forward in Landry and state Republicans’ broader effort to sendLouisiana’s criminal legal system back to a harsher past: speeding up executions, treating more young people as adults, and nearly eliminating parole.
A critical aspect of this agenda has been closing off nearly every avenue available to prisoners seeking to challenge their convictions—despite ample evidence that some of these convictions are flawed. Louisiana has a long and troubling history of violating the constitution to secure guilty verdicts and allowing non-unanimous juries to convict people. The state has put scores of innocent people in prison, including on death row—grave miscarriages of justice that can take decades to undo.
Oh you’ll pay. Don’t think you won’t pay.
Now get him some treats. And make with the feather on a stick, before he loses his temper!
Bro got his pipes cleaned by some killer shrooms. Give him a few days, he’ll be back to white genocide and dark maga soon enough.
The IDE asked the attorney general’s office if Inama’s signs in particular violated the new law.
The attorney general’s office said yes.
“These signs are part of an ideological/social movement which started in Twin Cities, Minnesota following the 2016 election of Donald Trump,” the attorney general’s response reads. “Since that time, the signs have been used by the Democratic party as a political statement. The Idaho Democratic Party even sells these signs as part of its fundraising efforts.”
Couldn’t be arsed to move to a southern shithole state? Good news!
No that makes perfect sense. Probably broke it up to fill space?
Leslie Moonves can appreciate a Donald Trump candidacy.
Not that the CBS executive chairman and CEO might vote for the Republican presidential frontrunner, but he likes the ad money Trump and his competitors are bringing to the network.
“It may not be good for America, but it’s damn good for CBS,” he said of the presidential race.
Moonves called the campaign for president a “circus” full of “bomb throwing,” and he hopes it continues.
“Most of the ads are not about issues. They’re sort of like the debates,” he said.
“Man, who would have expected the ride we’re all having right now? … The money’s rolling in and this is fun,” he said.
I see her facial masks made of slaughtered-infants’ baby fat are working well.
I like to think I read above a sixth-grade level but I admit in scrolling-type situations, I kind of like one-sentence-per-paragraph.
At the least it obviates the need for a topic sentence, dunnit?
That is, at least until AI is redirected to create once-sentence-per-paragraph outputs, and then I will not like it, Sam I Am.
The reading level of the general public is sixth-grade.
Almost everyone can read, but only enough to purchase things, go into debt, and be fooled by a politician.
Hey if a coked-up woodpecker started gunning for my tootsies, I’d be outta there too! Ain’t nobody got time for that!
Fair, I was just thinking like, lottery-style where it’s all whump and you’re super-riggedy rich.