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I wonder why no one talks about toxic femininity? Hillary or Kamala present perfect examples.

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Which is far more prevalent in our society!

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Because that would be racist! No, wait, Hitler! Wait... misogynistic! Or maybe it would be the truth.

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Because, if it is a public article or podcast or TV broadcast, there isn't an upside yet tho' the comedic value in doing one would, overtime likely prove prescient and sorely needed.

If/when Trump is declared the president-elect.

Go all-in ZFG on the toxic femininity stuff. You'll bury Joe Rogan.

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Two reasons: one is the speaker would never get any, ever again. Second is its so widespread it's background at this point.

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No one "talks" about it because we had colorful names for them before the phrase "toxic feminism" was invented. Plus, there nothing to discuss--it's a statement of reality.

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10/24/24: Seth Rich.

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Say what you want about Bud Lite, at least it has a head on it. The Democratic Party, on the other hand, prefers the ass first approach. Make that the multi-ass approach: Harris and Walz. I don't know who their pied piper is, but who ever they follow hates rats...and they are up to their chins in them.

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BHO.

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At first glance, I thought you had typed period pipers after Walz's name. Gave myself a good laugh.

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excellent observation! YOU WIN!

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Poll answers? I like Tulsi, but I don’t trust Tulsi. And I’ve realized I’ve either become a misogynist, or that all the worst elected politicians are women. Don’t get me wrong, most politicians suck more than an industrial vacuum. As the tendency for Karens to try to assert their authority grows and as “mothering” instincts manifest in “we need to make decisions for you so we can keep you safe” I’ve decided that I don’t want to see a female president. Pols like Tulsi, Elise Stefanie, Sarah Palin and Kari Lake seem to be the exceptions and not the rule, so no thanks. OTOH, did I mention that most politicians suck?

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I can think of a few women in history who made competent politicians: Elizabeth I, Catherine the Great, and Margaret Thatcher -- but not many more. At the same time, it would be ridiculous to say that all male politicians are up to snuff. But there seems to be some kind of myth in politics that says women, being more compassionate than men, deserve to occupy more political positions. The answer is: be compassionate all you want, but do it while running social nuisances like the League of Women Voters, or the Library Board. In Germany, Angel Merkel's compassion toward illegal immigrants created a social catastrophe, and I cannot understand how that Canadian drag queen, Castreau, has managed to keep his job. Oops, did I hear he's a guy? Coulda fooled me.

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I remember in the 70s hearing that if women were in charge there would be no more wars. Seems to me that the very opposite is true, ie Hillary Clinton, Victoria Nuland. The rationale was that women are mothers and don’t want to see their children killed. Of course, that rationale has gone down the drain, too, because they aren’t having children or they are aborting them.

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That's a great novel insight. So they're doing delayed abortions. Multiple delayed abortions.

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I forgot about The Iron Lady, who earns my vote as the most significant female leader of all time, and one of the most consequential politicians of the Modern Era. And yet, look at the shambles (not nearly) Great Britain has become. Illustrates my other point that most politicians are terrible.

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Agree. And I’m a woman.

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And that awareness and honesty makes you one of the good ones. Men in your life are blessed.

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Besides, Tulsi has been a Republican for almost 2 minutes now.

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Tulsi has made a bit of sense for more than the last two minutes. OTOH she’s held enough positions that are anathema for me that i would never vote for her as a potential policy maker.

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I don’t know how many pollsters or pundits hang out in the food court at L’Enfant Plaza in DC at lunchtime. I have lunch there all the time. I can’t tell you how many high schools groups come through there everyday for the obligatory trip to the nations capitol. Dozens. The number of young people albeit teens wearing MAGA hats and shirts is astounding.

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This is great news! So glad you shared it!

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♥️

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Excellent.

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A large contingent of those kids wear the MAGA hats in DC just to piss off the chaperones and teachers dragging them around to see the sights. The vendors lining Constitution Ave know this and sell to them along with a hot dog and a popsicle.

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As a woman how could I possibly vote for a woman who claims to be a champion for women’s safety and rights who is married to an abuser

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Look at all the women who voted for Bill Clinton and still revere the womanizing pedophile today.

And his wife who put up with it all.

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I think his wife was just as big an abuser as Slick Willie.

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With a wife (so called) like her, who could blame him for looking for an escape, not that I approve of any of his shenanigans. For me cheating is immediate divorce and the house and money for expenses and your pension. so think again, Mr.

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You’d think that would be a no-brainer for all voting women! But it isn’t. How they overlook it is beyond me.

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Or would allow men to beat up women in sports.

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Leftist abusers don't count.

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Oh, pardon me, I thought Doug was her handler.

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“Now excuse me while I go ask my wife what she wants for breakfast.”

Every great rock song ends with a great riff!

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They saying goes happy wife happy life.

My version, not sure if it has been said elsewhere: happy wife, longer life.

I'm not whipped, but I do love and respect my wife and listen to what she has to say... then we do it my way (sometimes). :)

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The Demented Party whines "He tweets and retweets their offensive hateful mean-spirited rhetoric. "

Yet these very same Thugs dressed in smarmy rhetoric demanded/forced people to be jabbed with a chemical cocktail of poison, falsely claiming it was a vax (even to this day).

When my own doctor sided with the crazed mob of drug dealers, puss-faced politicians and assorted crazies and told me I needed the "shot", I told him that up until that moment I respected him. No more, I thanked him for his time and never went back.

Maybe to them I look like a sheep, but I can assure them I have razor sharp teeth.

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I see a youngish PA for an annual wellness exam. The vaccines came up exactly one time in 2022. She said, "I see you haven't had a Covid vaccine." I said, "that's right." She said, "that's fine." End of story. She's a keeper.

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My PA in a rural clinic was fired because he refused to force the shot on everyone. He told me it wasn’t about health. The clinic got paid for every shot they administered.

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Ever since I’ve been seeing my current GP, I have refused every recommended shot - flu, pneumonia, shingles, etc. Apparently she read my file thoroughly and never ever mentioned the clot shot at all.

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My current GP (I’ve been through 4 since Covid because of the clot shot) said a lot of people are refusing all shots. The medical community screwed up in unquestioningly pushing the vax. Doctors have proven to be academically gifted idiots.

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I used to do the flu shot, which has an abysmal success rate. No more. Who knows what the hell they've added to it.

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My newish young geriatric care primary was advised on our initial visit that after having a bad reaction to the first booster that I would NEVER AGAIN voluntarily have another and we've moved on with a good relationship ever since

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I had a very bad reaction before I got the 1st shot.

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They should read my tweets. 3 days in to a 7 day ban for saying that if you're a Swifty, go ahead and end yourself because you are useless.

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I would prefer Winsome Sears. The fine Lt. Governor of Virginia.

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Looove her!

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Sadly I believe she isn't native born?

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You bring up a vital point, that ought to be in the forefront of our debates as to who should be our President,

“Natural born citizen” in the Framer’s time, was understood to mean that the child is (a) born in that country’s territory, and (b) BOTH parents are citizens of that country.

This was according to the treatise, THE LAW OF NATIONS, by de Vattel, who was the foremost authority of that time.

We know that at least one copy but probably two of THE LAW OF NATONS, were kept on the floor of the Constitution Convention in Philadelphia - one with Ben Franklin and probably one with George Washington.

The latter personally amended the first draft of Article II, Section 1, Clause 5 , in his own handwriting, to state “natural born Citizen” as a requirement for President. He was so advised by John Jay, who in a letter to Washington, explained that this requirement would help insure undivided loyalty to the U.S.A., unmitigated by any loyalty to another nation.

Chester Arthur was elected President, despite having one parent, who was a British citizen. That was the first time this provision was violated.

It was again violated when Barack Hussein Obama assumed the office. His father was a British Subject and Kenyan citizen. So Obama was born a citizen of Kenya. Later, as a child he was adopted by an Indonesian, and became by law, a citizen of Indonesia. Again, according to de Vattel.

This latter status can not be undone, except through the naturalization process as prescribed by law.

Other previous candidates, who do not meet de Vattel’s definition of NBC, include Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, maybe some others … and Kamala Harris (Neither of her parents were U.S. citizens when Kamala was born.)

So apparently, we’ve so far, acquiesced in abandoning this important requirement of the Constitution… for a globalist, anti-nationalist, false interpretation.

But wouldn’t our circumstances be much better to today, if this provision of the Constitution were enforced? If the “total transformationist” had never usurped the Oval Office? Can we not, in hindsight at least, acknowledge the wisdom of George Washington and the other Framers?

Is it really too late to insist that our President be a loyal, natural born Citizen of the USA?

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Kind of makes you wonder why the congress doesn't want to fix and clarify this, eh?

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Natural born are becoming more of a threat than non if you're a lib. Squad aside...

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Excellent comment.

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Didn't stop Obama.

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Great choice. I have no issues with voting for anyone that is intelligent and America first.

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Next governor of Virginia unless she takes a job in the Trump WH.

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Actually, I think she might be the gov soon when Younkin takes a job in the cabinet

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and a Marine!

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Excellent.

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Bill Clinton and James Carville, the last of the Democrat Southern frat boys in national politics, have to be glad they aren't on the front lines anymore. Dems are now more of a cult, angling always for who can be voted off their island next, in the name of some variety of psychosis branded as purity.

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lol. Carville’s screed opinion piece yesterday about why Kamala will win made me spit out my coffee. Item 3. Because I feel she will. lol.

He’s a has been.

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Carville is in a perpetual state of apoplexy these days. It's brings (the only) "Joy" to the Harris campaign.

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Fix what's wrong with the country. I'm in charge of my own joy, not the government. I enJOY lower prices and more take home pay, safe streets, freedom of speech, et al.

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Interesting how, in the course of a short month, he went from an outspoken critic to an outspoken supporter. Bet there was a substantial sum of money involved in the transformation.

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10/24/24: The Kamafia came to him last week and said, "That's a nice face you got there. Be a shame if anything bad happened to it." Voila! Op-Ed, signed by James D. (DeBalled) Carville. His next gig is endorsing Bud Light.

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But just to make sure, vote, and vote often.

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No, not a cult, a carefully orchestrated movement to control every living thing that their actions don't kill first. We are way, way past the point where we should have acted to stop this Marxist movement. Getting hammered in this election will not stop them. There is far too much money behind them.

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Gabbard the pro-abortion D in R clothing is leading the poll? Really?

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Yep, she's far from the perfect candidate. I love her where she is as a supporter.

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That was a big surprise to me too. Gabbard was a dem. She has a lot to prove she’s for real.

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I went for Harriett. She strikes me as cross between Maggie Thatcher and George Patton.

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Not a cross, put a helmet liner on that woman and she IS George Patton!

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The choices were limited. 🤨

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😕

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I forgot who Harriet was and went with Lara Trump.

Hanging chad! The ballot was confusing! I want a do over!

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Converts are often more convicted than born believers.

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Switch hitter depending on the ebb and flow of the political tide.

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I.e. no different than Barrack on gay marriage and Harris on every position.

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Ifs its a"top down" election, Sydney Sweeney wins in a landslide but for a real Butt Kicker, Harriet Hageman took out Cheney, and asked some harassers if they had their pagers the day after Israel did the deed. Both worthy of my vote!!!

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I thought she was the best choice too.

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I chose her also...yay! She is one I would consider for president for sure.

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She’s a keeper!

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If she ever needs a job Hageman could get a job as a bouncer at any bar. Tough as nails.

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I LOVE her.

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“Harris, who seeks to be the first black woman president and second plagiarist (FJB beat her to that punch) now finds herself in Hillary’s high heels.”. Well, Not White is really most important to the Left which runs the entire Democrat party. The media should just say Not White instead of trying to figure out a politically correct way to assign another race to her, they get wrong all the time anyway. Not White satisfies our Democrat voting friends and family.

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I bet she didn't even know how to cut and paste. Some of us have taken that to a new level. An art form, if you will. 😁

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She didn't write the book anyway. She used a ghost writer.

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She probably never even read it herself, either.

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True, but if her name as the author is on the book, it's her responsibility to at least know what's in it.

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I didn’t mean that as any kind of exoneration on her part! Not at all.

Just as another exhibit of her lazy phony self.

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I wonder if Hillary was terribly jealous of Trump in the lead-up to 2016 for having his "basket of deplorables", a demographic she didn't know existed and one she would never have - or be within a country mile of - for her campaigning. After all, the Dems had sewn up the African America/Black demo decades earlier with repeated, but never-delivered-on, lies of a better life. It was all they needed, and Hillary took them for granted with empty promises.

If there is a basket of deplorables defining Hillary's reference, it would be the people who were hardest hit by Hurricane Helene in western North Carolina and Eastern Tennessee (ie. Appalachia). I have done some backpacking in that area and it is gorgeous. So are the people who live there with their strong immigration roots back to Ireland and Scotland who settled the area because the Appalachian mountains (according to geologists) were once connected to the mountains in the Hebrides (Isle of Skye) of Scotland before the continents drifted apart. The immigrants from that part of Ireland/Scotland recognized it as home. These are the people Hillary is calling deplorables.

There are fibs and there are whopping big lies in life but both eventually are exposed as a fraud. The democrats' lies to their constituent base are finally being exposed as a fraud NOT because Donald Trump said so. They are seen as fraudulent today because the policies and actions of Trump have demonstrated the value behind his promises. He showed the world they weren't just political campaign promises. They were authentic business action plans.

Hillary just keeps lying. Kamala can't form a word salad sentence coherent enough to even form her lies which is why she never talks about her policies or plans. Their lies have been exposed and the liars behind those lies have been exposed as frauds.

The life of a Hillary and Kamala democrat is pitiful and pathetic. Just give me some of that sweet Appalachian mountain music to silence the Dem rhetoric, speaking of which, it's been a little over a year since Oliver Anthony self-released Rich Men North of Richmond. He's doing very well staying OUT of Hillary's circles and remaining a true deplorable.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ug7udnfbcE

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We lived in rural Ohio and my mother dearly wanted us to studio classical piano which we did but much to her dismay, my favorite music was country, think Honky Tonk Angel with Kitty Wells. Still love country music and Blue Collar Comedy. And all classical music as well, not great on hip hop, etc yuck.

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One of the great juxtapositions of life is playing by ear versus sight reading. I was recruited during my senior year to play some great piano piece which took me 6 weeks of a couple hours a day and I had to cheat I kind of mastered the right hand and then courted with a left and the audience loved it and I almost got a job as the organist at the United no actually it was a assembly of God and they said go here and go to college at the Taylor University United Methodist and I was two died in the wall Nazarene to think that way. It's the other hallelujah chorus there's one that's very famous handles and then there's another German one that's very classical and very difficult and I played the piano for it. Not correcting the spelling I think you can sound it out and figure out what I'm saying.

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Do you know Lionel Cartwright (WWVA Capitol Music Hall, Wheeling WV) plays several instruments by ear and great at doing so!

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I think you mean dyed, lol.

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Bless you, Vicki. I am in Ohio and wish you well. All music is from the heart.

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Great comment, and loved watching the Oliver Anthony video again.

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This type of information would be a great research project for high school teachers and homeschoolers. As I drift back towards a normal life I'll start mentioning this to my home school crowd because both my daughters were homeschooled which I thought would make them think like men but boy that's that's a mistake. They're a lot clearer than most but, there's still women, and that is not a deficiency. Satan tried to warn us about how dangerous women were going to be and God showed him different.

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These comments from my friends on cerber Nation mental health support group will be a source of information for years for me at least and other researchers who want to tap into the history of this moment will be able to do the same.

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Before I begin commenting, I need to update you on my exciting life. Briefly summarizing, I have been widowed twice and love having a romantic woman around and lo and behold, my disabled neighbor who is adorable has been, after I gave her permission, coming over almost daily. Now the interesting part and it is not unique in my life, is that I am strongly bipartisan but the Democrats that I would vote for are quickly either run out of the party or in the case of one congressman I voted for shuttled off to India as an ambassador so they couldn't interfere with their image. I got voted out of a church because I condemned planned Parenthood. So this fight between me and the abortion industry goes back a long time. Fortunately there was nothing they could do to hurt me because after that large church wanted me out because of the efforts of that dumbass woman I'm now back in the same town and the minister of music is my best friend and my son-in-law is the third shift supervisor of the police department. Thank you for your patience and allowing me to say this because I can't really post this anywhere else and I know they'll never come snipping down this website for my past life details. So kind of like my favorite president, I feel like I was made for this time in history. I don't need publicity but I can make things happen just by being there. In the 8th grade there was a mean bully teacher and without really meaning to I started an insurrection that got him fired well unionized they got him promoted to teach you another teachers which is one reason I'm real leary about unions but I'm not anti-union. Well it looks like my spelling is pretty good and the clarity is pretty good cuz the secretary today and I are getting along so I will now be quiet or is my brother would say shut up and go back to having a second cup of coffee and enjoy the delicious joy of watching history up close and having a small part in it. I can't take any credit but I do know God has used me multiple times as a catalyst and it's always delightful to watch and you be surprised how long I'm management or maybe you wouldn't be surprised how much management has supported me. One more quick story. Since I was raised in a rough and tough black and white school in Gary Indiana and my mother made me protect myself by standing up to bullies, I developed a deep love for black music Aretha Franklin and Ray Charles. So I started incorporating that in my piano playing and even though there were elements in the Church of the Nazarene that thought black music was a perversion I was gladly accepted anywhere I went by district superintendents well most of them and pastors. So put that in your pipe and smoke it. MAD DOG.

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I certainly appreciate all that you have written here. You're a great activist. Aretha and Ray are favorites for me. Of course growing up in NOLA we had plenty of great musicians too.

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Don't forget Little Richard!!! I had the thrill of seeing him and Aretha in concert in Pa years ago and it was SO fabulous!!!!

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In the 60's I saw Fats Domino in NOLA.... a real treat

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I had a roommate from Chicago who played Fats non stop until I wanted to scream. I know all the words to Blueberry Hill and Ain't That A Shame, etc. but I was afraid of her so never said anything. She was a tough cookie. lol. Carol C if you are out there....grrrrr

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Did she play walkin to New Orleans: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTQs34AdlFE

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I felt my thrill on blueberry Hill.

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I love Little Richard and the itsy bitsy spider.

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Pardon me for being jealous of your birthright but I can still enjoy NOLA cooking but going out to eat if possible. Thank you for your comment

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Who is your NOLA chef?

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All of them.

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What hath Obominable Care wrought? Why should I worry? I have company insurance or Medicare/Supplemental/Advantage. OK. How about the 30 mil Americans who have no insurance? We just let 'em eat cake? Let me count the ways: 1. Health insurance is more expensive than ever. 2. Entitlement spending has exploded. 3. Obamacare has not stopped the stampede of rising health care costs. 4. Americans are paying more money for less health coverage. 5. Fewer insurance choices. 6. Medicaid enrollment is exploding 7. Nearly 30 million Americans still uninsured. 8. Obamacare continues to ignore obvious cost-saving alternatives. For details, click my button.

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And, as a nation, we are sicker than ever! Too much medication, thanks to Big Pharma. One can only hope and pray that RFK, Jr will fix this madness.

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Got some heavy hitters coming up, FFF

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I can handle it😊

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I certainly hope all the optimists on this page is justified. I remain concerned that Kamala and her party will pull it out the same way Joe Biden did. I think Kamala will make changes (pack the Supreme Court, admit D.C and Puerto Rico as states) that will pretty much guarantee Democrat domination of elections for years into the future.

So if you haven't voted yet, you only have a week and a half. GO VOTE!

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We listened to Tucker's conversation with Paul Manafort last night. He feels very positive that Trump will prevail and become #47. Listening to their entire conversation is time well spent

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You would make Debbie Downer ashamed. Happy days are here again, bro. 'Hey, brother, pour the wine'.

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10/24/24: Trump wins the election, period. If the DemoKleptoCrats can steal it afterwards, that remains to be seen.

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