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nycfan said:


These jobs are draining even without the added baggage of aggressive dishonesty required in the Trump Administration.

Wonder if she is heading back to Ohio to try to distance herself from what appears to be a slow-moving train wreck at DHS under Noem?

As the face of DHS perfidy, hopefully she finds it hard to win any separation from her very public role as a very dishonest and unpleasant Spox.
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Change is a constant. At least we’ll always have the lies she told.
 
nycfan said:


These jobs are draining even without the added baggage of aggressive dishonesty required in the Trump Administration.

Wonder if she is heading back to Ohio to try to distance herself from what appears to be a slow-moving train wreck at DHS under Noem?

As the face of DHS perfidy, hopefully she finds it hard to win any separation from her very public role as a very dishonest and unpleasant Spox.
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She has been as bad as any of them. I am sure she will say she was ordered to act that way but....
 
Lewandowski, not only fired the Coast Guard pilot, he ordered the pilot to turn around mid-air to get the blanket and the pilot refused. That's when Corey fired him and the pilot was like, "well we have to make a landing at the nearest airport now and then wait for a relief pilot to be flown in." That's when Captain Roid Rage relented.

www.nbcnews.com

Noem's use of Coast Guard resources strains her relationship with the military branch, sources say

Some early decisions by the homeland security secretary, including to divert Coast Guard resources from a search and rescue mission to the deportation of immigrants, set the tone early.
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altmin said:
Doesn't Colbert show just have to offer the opponents a slot and the law is followed?
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Possibly [and likely just Crockett since they are the only two candidates for the current election] BUT with one foot out the door, I'm reasonably certain Colbert determined he could get much more traction out of this by doing what he did last night with probably more people heading to his YouTube site to see the interview.
 
altmin said:
Doesn't Colbert show just have to offer the opponents a slot and the law is followed?
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He does offer opponents slots. But this was a CBS decision at the last minute because of a Brendan Carr letter. There was no opportunity to schedule someone else at 6:30
 
Great. I very much look forward to her expression of gratitude, clarity, conviction, and purpose. Like nearly all projects undertaken by a trump I am sure society will benefit.
 
All you can find today are the fru fru la la - everybody is great kind of astrology pap. But legitimately, the year of the fire horse is ill aspected (according to traditional Chinese zodiac) not just in Japan, and not just in 1966.

The 1966 Fire Horse “Baby Bust”​

One of the most dramatic illustrations of the Fire Horse’s cultural impact occurred in 1966. In both Japan and regions of China and Korea, the birth rate noticeably dropped as families attempted to avoid a child—especially a daughter—being born under what was perceived as an unlucky and uncontrollable sign. Schools and hospitals prepared for smaller classes and fewer births!

Year of the Fire Horse: Meaning, Myths & Cultural Impact

Discover the unique history, symbolism, and legends of the Year of the Fire Horse in Chinese culture. Explore its fascinating zodiac stories and traditions.
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dukeman92 said:
And nobody calls it out.
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My grandma died with Alzheimer's. I remember her descent. As it progressed further she could clearly recall things from long ago but her memory of recent events was virtually non-existent. She could remember her husband, but not that he had died earlier that year.

I hated that year. It was brutal to watch the person I loved slip away, one memory at a time. As hard as it was on her, it was so much harder on all the people who loved her. I thought to myself, I wouldn't wish that on anyone.

I was wrong.
 
StrangePackage said:
My grandma died with Alzheimer's. I remember her descent. As it progressed further she could clearly recall things from long ago but her memory of recent events was virtually non-existent. She could remember her husband, but not that he had died earlier that year.

I hated that year. It was brutal to watch the person I loved slip away, one memory at a time. As hard as it was on her, it was so much harder on all the people who loved her. I thought to myself, I wouldn't wish that on anyone.

I was wrong.
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The same thing is happening to me as I write this. When I finally descend into a level of incomprehensibility equivalent to where St. Donald of Mar-a-Lago is now, I hope someone on this board will give me some sort of head's up so I can shut the hell up and voluntarily transition to a read only mode.
 
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