Their description as moderates mean they are absolutely the most evil kind of person on the Earth. Rich and "moderate" means they are in the elite crowd and support all the wickedness going on today. We shouldn't let people like this move to Texas. If you want Texas to stay Texas we absolutely have to. No immigration in unless you agree to be Texan. Boot'em.
Mona, I'll be Director of Immigration if you will ride fence. James H "Red" Duke, Jr, MD had told me he wanted that position, but since his passing, it has not been filled. Comes complete with 30.06 and a sniper rifle of your choosing, truckloads of ammo, quality horse (feed and board paid), and custom saddle from ML Leddy. Interested?
Jim has the world's greatest ever general surgeon, and maybe the funniest guy you ever met. Blared Waylon, DAC, Hank, Jr, Willie while in surgery.
Soros only giving Beta 1 million puzzles me. In this gubernatorial race that is diddley squat. It doesn't show much confidence. The azzhole Ca pos couple might think they have a shot at being important, something they had no chance at in Ca
Some examples. Soros gave 1 million to Alvin Bragg Dem running for DA in Manhattan 2 million to Kim Foxx Chicago (Cook County) 2.5 mil in support of Gascon in LA who is facing recall Over 600 k to Chesa Boudin in SF who was just booted out of office These are cities, not states Why is Soros so cheap with Beta?
Would expect he dumps even more before all is said and done. But he also has to dump a bunch into Dora's campaign because she is about to get lit the eff up in Harris County by Alex Mealer...
County Judge... She got in last cycle ('18) because the Demx were not even seeking to put anyone up to challenge Ed Emmett...but because of straight-ticket voting, we got stuck with Lina Quarantina AKA Dora the Explorer. In a very blue Harris County, she is not even cracking 50% in most of the polling. The bail 'reform' she oversaw is a proximate cause of the rising Harris County crime rates, and that is an anchor around her neck...along with the fiasco of taking election responsibilities away from the County Clerk and giving it to a crony along with a $150K+ salary. Oh, and let us not forget the temporary tents set up at NRG for the COVID overflow that never saw the first patient...that was tens of millions of $$ pissed away.
"Crony" is such a good choice of words. Non offensive. SO much better than "ugly fat pig *******" Well played. Don't you think Dora would make a good stand-in for Minnie Mouse?
I try not to think about Dora other than for her to be exiting the office, preferably in handcuffs, but at least no longer preying upon Harris County...
Seems most think she will or has been indicted, but the announcement will be "timely" as we get closer to election day.
Sure. I will draw up the "Pledge To Be 100% Texan" too. I don't mind like minded people moving in and making Texas more free and prosperous.
Ok, I'm confused. Which one is Butt Head? I've seen the show, but I think it's the one on the right. Cornholio? Yes / No?
Beto has been pushing the idea of legalized recreational marijuana in his talks with veterans groups. The State GOP platform opposes legalizing pot for recreational use. Recently, Beto has campaigned in-person at such far-left Texas strongholds as Snyder, Muleshoe, and Spearman.
Beto will also probably run on the Republicans’ opposition to a law protecting contraception. That’s not really an Abbott thing, but a state and national GOP thing.
That's such a stupid issue. What does it mean for Congress to "protect it?" My understanding is that it's not against the law. What are they "protecting it" from?
It sounds good, and if you're voting for that unemployed wannabe career politician, you are too damn dumb to know what it is much less what the law may or may not be. Sounds good, just like it sounds good to Beto's father-in-law that he is not in employed by Jones Lang
Some Democrats look at Thomas’s dissent and project the Supremes restoring control over contraception to the states. So they propose national legislation to protect the availability of the pill. Part of the hysteria flooding both parties.
That looks like how it’s shaking out. Another possible battle is over whether the Feds have the authority to regulate this sort of thing in the first place, or whether it’s left to the states. That’s also true with marriage and family law—generally something left to the states. I sense the current SCOTUS would be willing (even anxious) to roll back the breadth of what fits within the gambit of interstate commerce—as expanded from the Warren Court forward. Maybe Justice Roberts will concoct a way to fit it all within the Fed’s taxing power or some other clause—who knows…
Mc and Chop, all I could do is roll my eyes as she walked by. She saw it but had the decency to just stare back. Thank goodness because I was not looking for a scene, just embarrassed for her that she’d be wearing it.
They'd be pissing in the wind. I don't advocate banning birth control, but I don't see how a federal law on the issue would hold up in court.
