I only jerk off to Garfield cartoons, I think this is considered normal.
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President Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort has been hospitalized for a cardiac event while serving his over seven-year sentence for charges related to special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation, according to two sources familiar with his situation.
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/trump-campaign-chairman-paul-manafort-hospitalized-cardiac-event/story?id=67779837QuotePresident Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort has been hospitalized for a cardiac event while serving his over seven-year sentence for charges related to special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation, according to two sources familiar with his situation.he leaned over too vigorously
Buttigieg announced the initiative on his social media accounts by invoking a Spanish-language slogan that is raising eyebrows among Latino leaders. The mayor of South Bend, Indiana, tweeted "El pueblo unido, jamás será vencido" ("the people united, will never be defeated"), a protest chant that was famously popularized by Latin American communists. The saying was also featured in several campaign communications, including as a call-to-action on a Latino website.For decades, Americans have rallied to declare el pueblo unido, jamás será vencido — the people united, will never be defeated. To join us and learn more, text TOGETHER to 25859.It is unclear which Americans Buttigieg is referring to, but Latin American Marxists have rallied around the phrase for years.
It is difficult to overstate the degree to which Buttigieg's Spanish-language campaign slogan is associated with left-wing radicals in Latin America. Last month, at a meeting titled "An Anti-Imperialist Gathering of Solidarity Against Neo-Liberalism," the Cuban National Assembly broke out into the chant when the country's communist president took the stage.Buttigieg's slogan has even been employed by Venezuelan strongman Nicolas Maduro. According to Venezuela's Ministry of Communication and Information, the South American ruler invoked it during a 2015 speech.A 2011 music album dedicated to communist revolutionary Che Guevara included a track whose title is the phrase now being promoted by Buttigieg and his campaign. It was also the title of a song in a 2017 CD honoring Fidel Castro, Cuba's late communist dictator, as well as a video published on YouTube by Guevaristas, a pro-communist group.The Buttigieg campaign's new tagline traces its roots to Chile where it originated as an anthem in support of the country's socialist president in the 1970s. It was also used at times by the Mexican-American farm worker movement.
It is unclear why Buttigieg's campaign thought the slogan would help him appeal to Americans of Latin American ancestry, but several prominent Hispanics contacted by TheBlaze on Tuesday were horrified when they learned the presidential candidate is using it on the campaign trail."It is appalling and shameful that Pete Buttigieg would parrot the chant of Latin American socialists responsible for millions of Latino refugees who fled social and economic collapse in the places of their birth," Florida Federation of Young Republicans Chairman Jessica Fernandez Ibarra said Tuesday.Fernandez Ibarra, who is of Cuban-American ancestry, noted that the South Bend mayor's usage of the phrase will likely alienate voters."Our Latino community rejects socialism and candidates like Buttigieg that promote the failed policies that our families left behind," she added. "His Latino outreach demonstrates that Buttigieg does not care about our community and why Latino voters have rejected his candidacy."The tagline struck Venezuelan activist Daniel Di Martino as ill-advised. "Buttigieg should hire a better campaign advisor if he thinks that a phrase that is so commonly used by socialist dictatorships in Latin America will persuade any Hispanics to vote for him."
"Ironically, this sloganeering only serves to showcase that Buttigieg is comically disconnected from the constituency he seeks to persuade," MRC Latino Director Jorge Bonilla told TheBlaze. Bonilla compared the 37-year-old presidential candidate's use of the communist phrase to New York Mayor Bill de Blasio quoting Che Guevara at a rally in Miami over the summer.
A 2011 music album dedicated to communist revolutionary Che Guevara included a track whose title is the phrase now being promoted by Buttigieg and his campaign.
Will any member of The House be brave enough to add a third article for The Rise of Skywalker?
Are there any politicians who don't opine or engage in rhetoric and just says shit like "Fuck this guy, he did the crime, he's gonna do the time"
lmao Trump is tweeting in all caps now
https://twitter.com/LibertyHangout/status/1206712276411191297
I wonder how many people thought the Tulsa massacre was just a Watchmen invention like President Redford and Vietnam as the 51st state.
https://twitter.com/ChrisMurphyCT/status/1207391721539227648
how do people so ugly get elected
Within about 5 minutes one republican directly compared Trump to Jesus and another said Republicans didn't do their jobs and impeach various Democrat presidents who abused their power so Dems shouldn't impeach Trump.
Quote from: james on December 18, 2019, 05:09:33 PMhow do people so ugly get elected Ugly for you means they're old enough to vote
this will be forgotten by next years election like a fart in the wind
An alpha move would have been voting nay
https://twitter.com/nickmullen/status/1207422271876403200https://twitter.com/liz_franczak/status/1207381977692663808
https://twitter.com/jaketapper/status/1207482196598149121
Quote from: Tripon on December 18, 2019, 09:06:42 PMhttps://twitter.com/jaketapper/status/1207482196598149121
