kids are gonna shit when they hit fourth grade and get told it's time for essays
I blame advertisers for making YouTube and sometimes Twitter do that.
When you keep in mind that
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I have a feeling bondi doesn't even know what cuffs means.
Nothing says saving the immigrants like setting them on fire, this is as retarded as storming a church because the pastor shares the same name as an ICE agent
It was posted early this morning but not many people saw so just putting it here again for visibility, its being very undertalked about
democrats have no problem arresting people and making it stick. The plus side of the republicans giving them complete control of most courts thru inaction and laziness.
Depends on how Husted responds, and how long people's memories are.
wasn't sure this guy was so i looked him up on twitter. after seeing the kinds of things he tweets i'm not surprised that a nigger/jeet/jew/covid lover who tut tutted Jan 6th would vote to protect pedos
A Mike DeWine pick, for sure.
The dems have no problem with authoritarianism as long as its their own brand of it
Segregation is when- *checks notes* People stay in their own countries.
One of my high school teachers got married and had kids while he was still in college and qualified for food stamps for a bit, plus a block of cheese from time to time. When he graduated and started teaching he said he missed the cheese so much he'd try to find other people who were getting it so he could buy it from them
This interesting because I know people who have old unused floppy disks and nobody seems to want to reuse or recycle them.
As moderate politicians retire, die, or get voted out of office, they're replaced by younger politicians who have been taught compromise is a dirty four letter word with political polarization being the new name of the game. It's a far cry from the days when political moderates from either big party knew which of their political opponents were like-minded enough to be willing to seek some sort of middle ground when it came to passing contentious legislation. Now, refusal to follow the most extreme party positions is enough to be effectively blackballed from politics. As such, @Breadbassket is right that the polarization isn't going away any time soon and it would take a long time for moderation to return again even if politicians started to slowly embrace it today.
