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Jim's avatar

You didn’t have the obvious SCOTUS selection. Ted Cruz. Roberts might have a nervous breakdown.

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Reddog's avatar

I concur. He would be a far better Justice than he is a Senator. I like the guy, but I’m tired of hearing him preach with no action by anyone afterward. The GOP has a lot og good people on the Hill, just little leadership and far less action. The caucus could easily pass for a retirement home.

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donald b welch's avatar

kennedy

paul

jordon

all hat and no cattle

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BubblePuppy7's avatar

And that’s too bad. Kennedy is a funny guy.

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Robert Brusca's avatar

what he lacks in medical knowledge he possess in terms of medical skepticism. We need more of that. After our VAX disaster, how could an anti-vaxx guy possibly be the 'wrong guy?'

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Lawsy0's avatar

I love it when he eats up a couple of Biden choices before lunch!

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Reddog's avatar

All good men, just no leadership.

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PM's avatar

Not a trick question. Name, three better. If you win, I buy you the blue button. If you lose, meh, just another welcher.

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Cookie McCall's avatar

yes but of the choices offered, Habba was the obvious one. She has been a wonderful defender of our once and future President!

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Lawsy0's avatar

Of course she is; but I was feeling my Malt-o-Meal this morning. Some say oats.

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TeaPartyGal's avatar

Mike Lee or Ted Cruz.

I had to look up most of the poll options. Don Willett was highly praised by Ted Cruz, so that's who I voted for.

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PM's avatar

👍

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Epstein Did Not Kill Himself's avatar

Seeing Roberts begin to cry and take his ball and go home would be precious.

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Gail W's avatar

Yes! I thought of Cruz too!!

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Reddog's avatar

Need young people who will be there a while.

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Gail W's avatar

Or even Dershowitz would be hilarious!! And he’s so old DJT could probably replace him too and get two for one!

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Jeremy R's avatar

Want to see heads explode? RFK Jr.

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Stephen Wolf's avatar

He is still a Democrat-never forget that. Still left thinking.

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Jeremy R's avatar

I agree, I'm just envisioning how the leftists would go ape shit.

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PM's avatar

He does check a lot of boxes. More than a WASP

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Chuck Goldman's avatar

I thought the obvious choice was Judge Judy

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Lawsy0's avatar

Preach it, brother. But she is a dyed-in-the-wool Democrat. Bless her heart.

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Marlan Hoerer's avatar

Huge democrat donor Chuck so pass.

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Suzie's avatar

I can never get enough of the Trump dance! It is just pure joy!

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DCfYVHPOGSi/

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Laurie's avatar

Thanks for sharing this. It's so good to start the day feeling happy!

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Cookie McCall's avatar

I thought it was fun seeing Milei doing his version of the Trump dance at Mar a Lago gala this weekend

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Lawsy0's avatar

Thanks for the tip. Great catch.

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TeaPartyGal's avatar

Here's a video of former Russian President Boris Yeltsin dancing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRysHHzLAmM

If I recall, Yeltsin was the 1st President of Russia after Gorbachev, and at one point the Russian Deep State was trying to move Yeltsin out of the Presidency, but a remarkable thing happened and 150,000+ ordinary Russians came to rally at his residence, defending him. For Russia, this was unusual and touted as a sign of nascent democracy in Russia. Yeltsin prevailed, and I think his dancing thing arose after that (he publicly danced more than once). Someone else may remember the history better, but I think eventually Yeltsin reverted to more typical Communist behavior.

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Lawsy0's avatar

Funny, and doing the Twist!

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Adorable Deplorable's avatar

Is there any question Mitch McConnell is owned, bought and paid for by the Deep State? The Senate will be our biggest road block. It is run no different than the Mafia -- with the code of omertà alive and well. They still have wet dreams of doing business as usual...

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Dermot's avatar

What's going on in Pennsylvania right now is further proof that the Democrat party is fully a crime syndicate.

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Gail W's avatar

I know. I SURE HOPE THE GOP/ RNC /MAGA IS ON TOP OF WHATS GOING ON IN PA!!

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donald b welch's avatar

the only one you could trust to be on top of that shitshow is elon musk.

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Aaron Jones's avatar

Elaine Chow, McConnell’s wife is the connected one in DC. Mitch is just a side piece that frustrates R senate candidates by funding non-winners and unfunding winnable races.

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PatriciaFairbank's avatar

His Chinese SIL sits on the board of The Bank of China. Along with China-Wife, that’s more than enough China for me.

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Gail W's avatar

Chi-nah. He’s owned by Chi-nah.

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Jeremy R's avatar

Even has a live in handler.

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Epstein Did Not Kill Himself's avatar

We haven't seen or heard much about McConnell since Thune's election as Senate Leader. I can't help but picturing McConnell sitting in the background there someplace and still calling the shots.

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Deb Hill's avatar

Just like his pal Obama has done.

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Jim Nelson's avatar

You could be right. Thune has always been a McConnell acolyte. He is always standing behind the Turtle during any announcement.

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Lawsy0's avatar

Maybe he is somewhere, frozen in time.

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Epstein Did Not Kill Himself's avatar

We can only hope.

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CactusMatt32's avatar

Trump45 figured that out; Trump47 has developed his plans on how to Build a beautiful Wall, and the NewUSA, with 4 years on the ‘bench/docket’ to devise strategies, select proper Hammers, and line up Tongs, to overcome a different group of Mafia. AG has t/b the Superman - a DC savvy EMP to stagger them in droves - cannot be a stupid coward like Jeff Sessions and surrender the field w just a whimper. Cupboard full of fresh Jiffy Pop ready for 21st century Rope-a-Dope of Lazy Carrion Birds in the WWilson bastardised Senate.

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PM's avatar
Nov 18Edited

And that's my 4th horseman, Matt. Matt!

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Adorable Deplorable's avatar

All well and good but don't think AG will be Matt Gaetz. Frankly I think we might be better served with Gaetz in the Senate.

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Elon said today he’ll bring him into DOGE with a special assignment to investigate corruption in the House and senate.

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CactusMatt32's avatar

It is delicious - you want him as AG or his beaming mug in your Senate Cloakroom 3 days a week, a few months out of the year when those lazy bastards aren’t out w lobbyists…

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Adorable Deplorable's avatar

Realistically though, he will never get confirmed as AG. He can be appointed to the Senate.

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PM's avatar
Nov 18Edited

No way, Adorable. He's the guy that squealed on the inside trading in the house. They would “Cry 'Havoc!' and let slip the dogs of war” in the Senate.

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Reddog's avatar

I’ve said so many times, the GOP is our biggest problem. We would not have an out of control Dem party accomplishing so much if the GOP knew how to fight. When Senate membership became a profession, their whole business model changed. Same is true of the Dems.

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Jeremy R's avatar

They know how to fight! They've been keeping conservatives at bay for decades.

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

China

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Steve Boggs's avatar

The only name on that list I recognize is Usha Vance, and she’s the last person I’d pick. Not bc she wouldn’t do a far better job than Sotomayor, but because I want JD and his family to remain as normal as possible.

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Gail W's avatar

Alina Habba is the kickass and beautiful attorney that DJT had on his NYC bs law cases.

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BubblePuppy7's avatar

And there’s the problem. She is much too hot to hang out with that bunch. Pardon the sexist opinion.

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Lawsy0's avatar

That reminds me of the waitress sandwich that Chris Dodd and Teddy the K made.

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BubblePuppy7's avatar

“Hold the mayo!”

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Gail W's avatar

Ha! IDK, DJT usually hires good looking people, men or women.

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Playswithneedles's avatar

Perhaps those first class plane tickets could be used to fly them back to their home countries.

Nah, they walked north to the border; bus them to the border and let them walk south.

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CactusMatt32's avatar

Cartels can fly them on deadheading drug cash jets, but they really cannot beat free transport anywhere in the US, complements of Tulsi Gabbard’s DHS. Bush43 has to be proud of his progeny.

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Jeremy R's avatar

Load them on C-17 Globemasters, give them a chute and drop them as far south as possible. Give them a recipe book for penguin in their native language.

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Send them to Guantanamo

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Jeremy R's avatar

If we house them at Gitmo, we have to feed them. A few extra bucks on gas and any who can swim become Australia's problem.

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BubblePuppy7's avatar

Air Pinochet could probably handle it.

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TeaPartyGal's avatar

I was thrilled with Greg Abbott when he shipped the illegals to Blue places--and he truly DID change the course of this election by putting illegal immigration in the forefront of the national consciousness. So kudos for that.

But then--I canNOT understand why he stopped doing it. Is the correct phrase "he pulled his punches", meaning he folded, he did not keep landing these marvelous blows against the Left. it was incredibly frustrating to watch him stop using the single most effective weapon we had in this election.

We have been focusing a disproportionate amount of attention on our frustrations with the RINO Republicans--and have done virtually nothing to attack Democratic House incumbents. Even if we were to get perfection on the Republican side, the Democrats are virtually tied with us in the House, and they always vote in lockstep with Marxist Leader Hakeem Jeffries.

We really need to focus on undercutting these Democratic members of the House. The single best way would be to ship immigrants specifically to their Districts. You KNOW their constituents would turn on them. It is extremely frustrating that Abbott and DeSantis stopped this program. If they would be aggressive about it, we could win a really big House majority in the 2026 interim elections, and no longer have every House vote teeter on a razor edge.

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PM's avatar

Isn't it just possible, TPG, the Feds made him an offer he couldn't refuse? Texas receives over $102 billion in federal funds that make up a significant portion of the state's budget. Federal aid is critical for many areas of Texas's budget. Silly me-our govt would nevah threaten anyone.🙃

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CactusMatt32's avatar

Elon & Vivek have PDJT47’s blessing to ID the Blue $, and squeeze/impound when needed…

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TeaPartyGal's avatar

Yep--clearly SOMETHING caused him to halt that program. What a disappointment it was.

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David Cashion's avatar

Colony Ridge started expanding.

Abbott can keep them on his reservation.

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Alice Ball's avatar

I think that's possible, but I think it may have more to do with big TX employers wanting cheap labor & his donors probably leaned on him. Plus, he made his point & made it well. And there are diminishing returns on moves like that........NYC & Chicago furious with their mayors' handout programs, Venezuelan gangs taking over Aurora CO, etc etc........at one point, if he kept it up, I think those mayors could have successfully blamed Abbott instead of the federal govt's immigration policy, which is what the public now blames. And voted accordingly.

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Tmitsss's avatar

Trump’s nominee for Energy Secretary is a law abiding man. He will follow the law. The laws of physics, the laws of thermodynamics …

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Doggie Dad's avatar

...the laws of economics.

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Aaron Jones's avatar

Abbott ain’t perfect but he isn’t a Michigan Republican either.

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CactusMatt32's avatar

He knows how to eat a tamale….

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Deb Hill's avatar

Exactly.

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PM's avatar

'That’s not true. Denver does not have the highest immigrant population per capita. Hialeah, Florida does. Denver isn’t even first in its state. Aurora is'. Let's call a spade, a spade. Don. You know they're lying every time they move their lips.

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Jeremy R's avatar

I think every border town in Texas tops Denver in percentage of unwanted invasive species.

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Jake's avatar

About confirming his nominees to his cabinet... The Trumpster has made his reputation by accomplishing things many things that experts say couldn't be done. I am excited to watch him work his magic when he gets back in the oval office. No more mister nice guy this time.....

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David Cashion's avatar

Dosen't have to be reelected.

I would like to see one 6 yr term for president, for that reason.

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Wim de Vriend's avatar

Just like Mexico? Be careful what you wish for.

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Reddog's avatar

I think RFK jr will have a tougher time being confirmed than either Gaetz or Hegseth or Gabbard. The FDA and other organizations are positively going nuclear over his nomination. Lots of money at stake here. One thing is for sure, the pushback to these nominations is clear indication that our government is totally corrupted and has been allowed to get far to cozy with the companies they supposedly regulate, not to mention the Dem party itself. Get ready for the winter of civil war over these nominations. The outcome will decide Trumps four year term in many ways. It will also showcase the GOP unity on the Hill or lack of it. If they can’t unite to confirm these nominations, the GOP will get destroyed in the mid-terms. And rightfully so.

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Recess appointing

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CactusMatt32's avatar

Good blackmail pics Elon has filched from RICO guys over at FBI, and/or Hillary’s BleachBit server in Chappaqua, or Bidens Delaware garage….

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David Cashion's avatar

Trump can adjourn both the House and Senate.

Mitch will truly look like Trump's bitch.

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Dutchmn007's avatar

Item 2 reinforces why I dumped the NFL several years ago - too much politics. Sports should be an escape from politics of any kind @ least for a few hours. Can’t have that? Ok - ciao! Take your crap league Goodell you PC douche & shove it where the sun don’t shine.

It’s a waste of valuable time anyway.

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David Cashion's avatar

4 plus hours to watch 30 minutes of action. Record and blast through, only way to watch.

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Jeremy R's avatar

I watched every game I was interested in yesterday and still had 24 hours for other stuff . My NFL viewing since they took a knee is nonexistent. Same for college bull err ball since that is where those clowns got indoctrinated.

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Subvet's avatar

I gave up baseball for the same reason.

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Lee's avatar

Sir can always be counted on for new words, e.g. homosexualophobic. Maybe once a year he could put out a summary of his latest hits.

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dts3204's avatar

Item 4 why some people buy Coke bottled in Mexico, for the cane sugar. Poll where is Judge Dredd?

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Phil Hawkins's avatar

You can buy Mexican Coke in this country--even in the Midwest! And not just in grocery stores--I have seen it for sale in Home Depot stores in Indianapolis!

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Lawsy0's avatar

Is there a Dollar General near you?

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David Cashion's avatar

The lot workers buy it.

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PatriciaFairbank's avatar

They carry it at our Safeway. Guess I’ll try it next time.

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Jeff Z's avatar

If you want Coke with sugar, during the Jewish holiday of Passover -- usually right around Easter -- go to a store that has a Jewish food section (depends on where you live, of course), and look for Coke bottles with yellow caps. Those are made for Ashkenazi Jews who cannot consume corn or corn-derived products for the Passover week. Stock up!

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Wim de Vriend's avatar

Or better yet, give it up. Coke has done nothing for Americans' health or longevity.

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CactusMatt32's avatar

Have you ever tried a Rum & Dr Pepper??….Ya gotta have cane sugar Coca Cola for that. (Coke Zero is an option).

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Jeff Z's avatar

You got that right!

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Wim de Vriend's avatar

Actually, for me that was easy. I first tasted Coke when I was about 14 or 15, in Holland in the 1950s -- it was a novelty, so everyone had to try it, but: "O my God, how did somebody concoct this weird shit? Arrgh - never again." But what must have enhanced -- or worsened - that first experience was that not many establishments then and there refrigerated their beverages. Chilling them reduces the nastiness, maybe because it numbs the taste buds? Anyway, I never touched it again.

And to those who praise Mexican Coca-Cola because it's made with Mexican cane sugar: that doesn't make up for the obesity and diabetes problems that "un refresco" has generated down there. In some towns, that have no reliably clean water, everybody drinks Coke all day long; but what a price they pay.

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CactusMatt32's avatar

FL Sugar cane cartel keeps US sugar prices 2x higher than World Market…Fanjuls if I remember from Abelson Barrons mag pre-2008…That’s also why PanFarra cinnamon red hots left Chicago after 75 years and moved production to Canada….

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Jim Nelson's avatar

The Sugar lobby is much more than the Fanjuls. Sugar is priced by the USDA so that sugar cane growers in Hawaii can make money. Sugar from Hawaii is the most expensive place to grow it and, ultimately, refine it. Raw sugar from Hawaii must be shipped on a U.S. flagged vessel to California to be refined. Beet sugar is grown and refined in the same area and, due to high sugar price supports, is a license to print money. Canada has no sugar industry to protect and thus sugar in Canada is priced at world prices which are much lower. Ferrara and other sugar based businesses have moved out of the U.S. for that reason.

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Rubio is known as Senator from sugar. He’s always been in the pocket of the sugar industry

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Jeff Z's avatar

All Florida politicians, regardless of party, are, and have been for decades.

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David Cashion's avatar

Don't ban corn syrup, ban corn subsidies.

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PM's avatar

Joe Biden’s puppet master has, out of a petulant and destructive desire to simply hand their successor as big a mess as possible, authorized Ukraine to fire long range missiles (supplied by the US) at targets deep in Russian territory. Putin stated that the Russians believed those missiles could only be deployed by US or NATO personnel, that the Ukrainians would not be competent to do it. When those missiles were supplied to Ukraine, Putin and Russia made it very, very clear that they would consider their use an act of war from the USA. Not from Ukraine. From the USA and the NATO alliance. Bittersweet-odds are DC is first target.

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Wim de Vriend's avatar

Putin has talked big about crossing red lines but done nothing. Kind of like Bush and Clinton and Obama ...

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Subvet's avatar

My guess is Trump's people are already in Ukraine, saying, Don't even think about it."

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