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The Tempe Starbucks thing.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/busi...rbucks-has-apologized/?utm_term=.522417732548

something something so unfair

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nati...officer-officials-say/?utm_term=.f6f4f7abfc47

 

Kids.
In.
Cages.

 

Started.
With.
Obama.
It's terrible and shouldn't be going on but it's not an original idea on how to deal with things at the border.

 

The play is to go to a Wal Mart and just start asking people if everything is so great now, why isn’t it great for you?

Do you have health insurance?
How many of your friends are addicted to prescription meds? (That’s Obama’s biggest fuck up. It grew under him.)
Are you able to buy a home?
Can your kid go to college if they have the grades?
Do you live paycheck to paycheck?

Well then, if things are so great, why is it so shitty for you?

That and slow play the environment but locally Hammer the places with big flooding. Wildfires. Crops underwater.

That’s how to get him out.

 

Keep fucking that chicken. We all know the non-Fox News truth of what happened then and what is happening now.

 

So that FBI raid on Epstein's house Saturday night?

 

And ditch the gun debate. Democrats actually need to start getting some balls and hammering back on this, yelling "We don't want your damned guns. We want smart laws that protect gun owners and non-gun owners alike, but no one has the time or money to come and take your guns."

 

Three passports. That we know of. Lock him up.

 

Well, that's one down.

 

Who is this Epstein, and am I supposed who he is?

 

sad wharton trombone

https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...1b9b36b64ad_story.html?utm_term=.2525993a6af1

At the time, Nolan said, more than half of applicants to Penn were accepted, and transfer students such as Trump had an even higher acceptance based on their college experience. A Penn official said the acceptance rate for 1966 was not available but noted that the school says on its website that the 1980 rate was “slightly greater than 40%.” Today, by comparison, the admissions rate for the incoming Penn class is 7.4 percent, the school recently announced.