Founder: Taboo Clingers of Yesteryear

Joined January 2013
Your USDA at work? What Is A Food Desert? The USDA defines a food desert as a community where there is at least a 20% poverty rate & 33% of the residents live more than 1 mile from the nearest grocery store in urban areas or 10 miles from the nearest grocery store in rural areas.
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A mile? More than one mile makes it a starving, barren desert? Almost everyone I know lives farther than a mile from a grocery store!
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So, Microsoft never heard of America First? Last year, the company laid off almost 6,000 employees. While ostensibly replacing them using 6,300 H1B visas and close to 3,000 green card recipients. A more than 2 to 1 ratio. Anyone see a problem here? Trump, Vance and Miller did!
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Female college student does 10 shots (her words), agrees to fornicate and, as a result, becomes a "victim" in the eyes of many. What if, instead, she'd chosen to drive? Now, in those same eyes, she's not a victim, but a criminal? Why are her "passengers" treated so differently?
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What is it with Utah politicians?
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ActBlue may not need to be acting much longer. Things seem to be about to get real.
Replying to @townhallcom
When ActBlue's own legal counsel Zain Ahmad tried to report this, IT deleted his messages in real time. This one says "Please stop deleting my requests. You are violating the laws and policies of our company." Deleted 5 seconds later.
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In what may be the most egregious case ever of assuming facts not in evidence . . . "AOC Says She Would Probably Not Date a Conservative"
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In court today, the Tyler Robinson defense team had the nerve to split infinitesimal hairs relative to DNA results. Claiming that test result odds of 1.7 octillion & 30 quintillion were insufficient to confirm Robinson had handled the murder weapon: His grandfather's rifle!
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FDA Authorizes Generic Ivermectin Shot to Prevent Screwworm (in livestock) ‘This authorization reflects the FDA’s commitment to expanding generic drug options against New World screwworm,’ an official said.
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John Roberts votes against WH Ballroom. But, full court allows it to continue, UNABATED, 5 to 4.
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Just how far have I moved on from the disaster NASCAR became (remains!) during the Brian France era? I managed to miss the Firecracker/Pepsi 400 becoming the Coke Zero Sugar 400. And, now it's in August? <shakes head> That's what I call really tuning out. Seems I'm not alone.
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Regarding the Supreme Court allowing WH Ballroom construction to continue: Harm? What harm? Harm to the supposed stature of those who stubbornly object to an improvement (undoubtedly!) in the overall functionality of the White House? Just because no one asked THEM?
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At last, common sense has prevailed. A Texas fed judge ruled the portion of the National Firearms Act (a 1934 knee-jerk reaction to gangster "machine guns") which pertains to suppressors (silencers) is unenforceable. So, buy 'em if you want 'em! Without asking permission first?
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Wuck woe: Seattle's inept mayor fires police chief who was in Texas for the Black Law Enforcement Executives' confab when the shootout happened last weekend? (He'd spent 47 days 'traveling' in 7 months this year?) She should fire herself for being permanently OTL!
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Can Donald Trump fire Anthea M. Hartig? If so, what is he waiting on?
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So, how will the dims, and media, manage to blame Trump for the current poor air quality in the NE quadrant of the US? It almost has to have something to do with his dislike of windmills, right?
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So, in the senate today, the 'natural' progression of things led to this? Chuck you, Farley (which is the sanitized version of F you, Charley) became Chuck you, Fartley? xitter.cf/nypost/status/20774270…
Chuck Schumer Appears to Let Out Loud Fart on Senate Floor trib.al/B7pkT7P
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