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Food for thought...by the end of THIS YEAR 20% of the population of the United States will be illegal immigrants. Thank you, Brandon
Joe needs to be relieved of all duties NOW! He has to be deliberately trying to destroy this country as fast as he can. WTF???
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Is Hunter jacking off at the end?Joe Biden's drug policies and Hunter Biden. Bwahahahahaha
It's what biden's do bestIs Hunter jacking off at the end?
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I really believe all of this was planned, their hiding of the laptop by MSM, we may see Joe go as their plan unveils...Very good read and I give Dumbass Joe till Jan 2023 as the sitting POTUS. After that, I believe he will be out. Sad, but necessary. Then we can deal with the HOE.
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Fall of the house of Biden
The hit series "House of Cards" resonated with viewers by its portrayal of Washington politicians as ruthless, dishonest, and amoral.www.foxnews.com
Hey, you could be right since it's in TX...is that you, @SJGUSMC21 ?I really believe all of this was planned, their hiding of the laptop by MSM, we may see Joe go as their plan unveils...
On our way to the Texas coast this weekend I saw this and thought of your Avatar:
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Ron DeSantis Just Scored a Knockout Blow on Florida Redistricting
QUOTE: At what point do people stop doubting Ron DeSantis? The critics said the Florida governor couldn't win the battle over Critical Race Theory. They said he couldn't ban mask mandates in schools. They said the Parental Rights in Education law would be his undoing. And yet, DeSantis just keeps coming out smelling like roses, and the latest example of that may be one of his most important victories yet.
The battle over redistricting has raged in Florida for months now, with even Republicans in the legislature doing their level best to surrender and hand Democrats a nearly status-quo result. DeSantis, on the other hand, stood up and said he wasn't going to allow the GOP to fold. In the face of immense pressure, he vetoed the legislature's map, setting up a standoff. Who would blink first?
Well, we have an answer. DeSantis just scored a knockout on the question of redistricting
They said he couldn't win this fight, but once again, the Florida man has proven his doubters wrong. In practice, that means the GOP will end up with a likely 20-9 or 21-8 advantage now instead of the 17-12 or 18-11 seat advantage the Republican-led Florida Senate originally tried to shove through. Further, it means the ridiculous racial gerrymander in the northern part of the state, which stretched for 200 miles is almost certainly history. After all, it was FL-5 that brought about DeSantis' veto in the first place. The governor's office will now submit a map they feel is legal and fair, and the legislature will have little choice but to pass it.
QUOTE: Hillsdale College plans to add at least 50 public charter schools with an "anti-woke" curriculum focused on "the centrality of the Western tradition."
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has set aside $32 million in public funds to start the schools.
Hillsdale college , which has close ties to Trump, developed the "1776 curriculum" which portrays America as "an exceptionally good country" and was set up in direct contrast to the NY Times progressive "1619 project."
Governor Lee told lawmakers "For decades, Hillsdale College has been the standard-bearer in quality curriculum and in the responsibility of preserving American liberty.""I believe their efforts are a good fit for Tennessee," he added.
Voting in France is on Sunday: NO Mail-in Ballots, NO Dirty Voting Machines, Only Paper Ballots and EVERYONE Must Show a Voter ID
QUOTE: Democrats could never make it in France. They can't cheat.
Voting in the French presidential election is Sunday. There are NO mail-in ballots. There are no dirty voting machines. Only paper ballots are used. And EVERYONE must show a voter ID.
In France, the ballots are counted by hand and the winner is announced by the end of the day.
ABC News reported:
French voters in Sunday's presidential election will use the same system that's been used for generations: paper ballots that are cast in person and counted by hand. Despite periodic calls for more flexibility or modernization, France doesn't do mail-in voting, early voting or use voting machines en masse like the United States. President Emmanuel Macron is the clear front-runner, though an unprecedented proportion of people say they are unsure who they will vote for or whether they will vote at all.Voters must be at least 18 years old. About 48.7 million French are registered on the electoral rolls of the place where they live.
Voters make their choices in a booth, with the curtains closed, then place their ballot in an envelope that is then put into a transparent ballot box. They must show photo identification and sign a document, next to their name, to complete the process.