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At least 1.5 million people without power in U.S. due to winter storm! Where's global warming when you need it?! [Hidden Content]
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I have to agree. Lumberton appears to have got themselves a good coach. Vidor will be stuck, unfortunately, in mediocrity as long as nothing changes. LCM, well, everyone is stating his worth based on one appearance in a Title game. Remember, the PNG coach before Faircloth appeared in a Title game but... So, this is Lumberton's as long as their coach is there.
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Rand Paul exposes 7 insane ways the federal government wasted your money: 1. $4.5 billion in improper small business loans As part of the government’s massive, multi-trillion-dollar “stimulus” efforts, the Small Business Administration gave out 44,920 loans that were likely ineligible and/or fraudulent—to the tune of $4.5 billion wasted. That’s nearly 40% of the total loans given out. Just phenomenal stuff. 2. $140 million on a luxury spa in Florida As part of its COVID-19 spent, the federal government gave out bailout money for state and local governments like candy on Halloween. It’s perhaps unsurprising, then, that some of it went to truly absurd purposes like Broward County, Florida spending $140 million of federal “COVID relief” money to build “800-room luxury hotel overlooking the Atlantic Ocean that includes 30,000 square feet of pool decks, a rooftop bar, and even a 11,000-square-foot spa and fitness center.” 3. $31.5 million to help criminals buy luxury cars The federal government’s COVID-19 benefit programs were put together so hastily and with so few guardrails that they became a scammer’s dream. Sen. Paul highlights one glaring example of the runaway fraud: criminals used $31.5 million in federal COVID relief money, much of which hasn’t been recovered, to buy luxury cars including Corvettes, Porsches, Lamborghinis, and Ferraris. 4. $210 million to improve education in Jordan American schools are failing many students, but our federal government spent hundreds of millions trying to improve education in a random Middle Eastern country. That’s right, according to this report, the feds spent $210 million to build schools, improve the Ministry of Education, and much more—in Jordan. 5. $3 million injecting hamsters with steroids The federal government has given Northeastern University more than $3 million to inject hamsters with steroids and watch them fight, Senator Paul reports. That sounds almost as cruel as it is pointless. 6. $118 thousand to study Thanos’s finger-snapping Marvel nerds will get a kick out of this one. The federal government actually gave Georgia Tech more than $118,000 to study whether Thanos could’ve really snapped his fingers, as he famously did in the 2018 movie Avengers: Infinity War, while wearing metal gloves. They concluded that this fictional scene was not, in fact, possible, answering a burning question at the top of millions of Americans’ minds. 7. $1.7 billion to maintain empty buildings The federal government is so incompetent that it can’t even easily sell-off unused properties. As a result, it has spent billions maintaining empty buildings, Sen. Paul reports, in a depressing but deeply symbolic farce. The Total All in all, Paul identified more than $482 billion in waste. That comes out to an astounding $3,300 per federal taxpayer. What would you have done with that extra money this year? A couple of others he talked about: Injecting cocaine into Beagles (sick). Money for border security. Wait -- for OTHER countries, not America. Also just saw: The bill also contains $1.2 million for “LGBTQIA+ Pride Centers,” $477,000 for the Equity Institute in Rhode Island “to indoctrinate teachers with ‘antiracism virtual labs,’” and $3 million for the American LGBTQ+ Museum, according to The Heritage Foundation. [Hidden Content]
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American, grandfather, brave and master: Words Stanford University includes in its index of 'harmful language' because they are 'ableist, sexist or racist'! Example: American has to be eliminated. Why? 'This term often refers to people from the United States only, thereby insinuating that the US is the most important country in the Americas (which is actually made up of 42 countries)'! OK, so, my first thought, of many, is -- does Stanford receive Federal money? If so, then all Fed money should be eliminated. I guess they can do what they want but just not with my money!! [Hidden Content]
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Remember, Nixon and Reagan was Governor at one time. Thoughts?!
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Why Did the FBI Want JoeBama to Become President?
Reagan replied to Reagan's topic in Political Forum
Was Obama the Architect of the FBI and Big Tech Illegal Censoring Machine? Remember -- yobama wanted to transform America. He's always been a snake! [Hidden Content] -
Election Day Chaos in Maricopa County Was Enough to Change the Results, Pollster Testifies! [Hidden Content]
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You'll notice our very own John Cornyn is on the list! [Hidden Content]
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Trump referred to DOJ for criminal prosecution by January 6 Committee
Reagan replied to Bobcat1's topic in Political Forum
Again, from Alan Dershowitz, Emeritus Professor Of Law, Harvard Law School: "The Jan. 6 Committee has voted to refer former President Donald Trump to the Justice Department for possible criminal prosecution. This referral violates both the letter and spirit of the Constitution for at least two reasons. First, Article 1 of the Constitution grants Congress "all legislative powers" and only "legislative powers." Under our system of separation of powers, the power to prosecute lies exclusively with the executive branch through the justice department. Congress has no authority to refer specific individuals for prosecution. It is beyond the scope of its constitutional authority. Second, Congress is specifically denied the power to pass any "bill of attainder." Prior to America's independence, the British parliament enacted such bills that prosecuted named individuals. Our Constitution prohibited Congress from prosecuting named individuals. The power of Congress is limited to passing laws of general application that can be applied to specific individuals only by the justice department and a grand jury. A congressional committee officially voting to refer a named individual for prosecution violates the spirit of the explicit prohibition against congressional bills of attainder." -
@Big girl Ok, if you say there is "systemic racism", and since we are all equal, it would only make sense that this systemic racism is cut right down the middle: 50% white -- 50% black! Right?! I'm not agreeing that there is "systemic racism". Just trying to make sense of what you think. I'll have more to say later.
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Chain of custody problems should be enough in it of itself to either have a recount or new election!
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From the article: "48 of 113 ballots reviewed during our examination were 19-inch ballots produced on 20-inch paper. This one-inch discrepancy cause chaos on Election day. Causing the mass rejection of these votes as they were attempted to be read through the tabulators. The expert testified there are only 2 ways for the 19 inch image to have bee projected onto the 20 in ballot which would cause tabulator errors. Both methods require an administrator to change. This could not have happened by chance or error. It was fraud." [Hidden Content]
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Trump referred to DOJ for criminal prosecution by January 6 Committee
Reagan replied to Bobcat1's topic in Political Forum
Attorney Jonathan Turley: Jan 6th Panel’s Trump Referral Not A Compelling Criminal Case! [Hidden Content] -
Trump referred to DOJ for criminal prosecution by January 6 Committee
Reagan replied to Bobcat1's topic in Political Forum
It’s as easy for these people to lie as it is for normal people to tell the truth! -
I'll ask you again: can you define "systemic racism"? And can you give us examples of systemic racism?!
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Remember, Big girl, that it was your Democrats that were the racist. You know, KKK and all. Just saying!
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Trump referred to DOJ for criminal prosecution by January 6 Committee
Reagan replied to Bobcat1's topic in Political Forum
I'm sure Alan Dershowitz has been called many things but I'm reasonably sure a "Republican Shill" is not one of them! -
Soros-Funded Front Group Played Key Role in Twitter’s Censorship of Bombshell Hunter Biden Story . . . Ford Foundation and Rockefeller Foundation TOO! [Hidden Content]
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Elon Musk Asks Bug-Eyed Burbank Bolshevik Adam Schiff if He Directly Violated the U.S. Constitution by Approving ‘Hidden State Censorship’! [Hidden Content]