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How about, and I know this sounds crazy, you and all your fellow Republican lawmakers stop being cowards and drop that fat lard from your party?
How about, and I know this sounds crazy, you and all your fellow Republican lawmakers stop being cowards and drop that fat lard from your party?
Pay up Rudy boy!
Realistic scenario: half the workers show up in person just to log into a video conference anyway because the other half is remote.
Kari Lake and ignoring laws and facts, name a better duo.
Does teaching Holocaust make us hate modern Germany? Does teaching about Pearl Harbor makes us hate modern Japan? Why do they think that teaching black history is exclusively spreading hate?
Don’t want to encourage complacency, but back then he was a wild card in every sense of the word. Not even his supporters today knew if they were going to vote for him back then. These days, he’s a known variable, and observing trends are important. But like I said, don’t be complacent, go out there and vote next year.
I love when businesses skirt responsibility for something they lazily implemented.
But you just negated your initial argument by using Apple as an example…?
Because it’s parent’s rights to enforce certain learnings UNLESS it’s progressive teachings apparently.
Except for the millions of Windows users…
Better late than never…?
Definitely resonates with my own personal experiences. During a period of my life where I was feeling lost and doing menial jobs and not in college like I had originally planned, I listened to a lot of conservative radio and agreed with many of the fake outrages they spoused. Hannity, Laura Ingraham, Bill O’Reilly, Jay Severin (local to Boston), etc… Didn’t care too much for some of the racial dog whistle undertones, but I easily ignored it.
Now, nearly 20 years later with a degree, a career, and a family, I can’t believe I not only listened, but I enjoyed, agreed with, and absorbed their talking points. I was pro Iraq war, pro torture, pro-small to no government (i.e. low taxes, no handouts), hated PC culture. Things that would have turned the odds against me in life given my status at the time and I didn’t even realize it. Fortunately, id consider myself a reformed conservative today.
I try to remember to always under promise expectations. Even after all these years I keep forgetting that a simple change is never really that simple and has lots of overhead.
So he’s complaining that Milley responded too late to Jan 6th but at the same time is taking credit for starting the insurrection? Which is it Gosar? Did you or did you not want Jan 6th to happen?