Just where does that animosity come from?
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Great to speak with President Trump to discuss the future of Texas and how we are keeping up the fight to put America first. I appreciate the words of encouragement and support. Big things coming soon! pic.twitter.com/U5cYFAFlCk— George P. Bush (@georgepbush) May 24, 2021
Great to speak with President Trump to discuss the future of Texas and how we are keeping up the fight to put America first. I appreciate the words of encouragement and support. Big things coming soon! pic.twitter.com/U5cYFAFlCk
Even the Bushes are cucked by Trump now You'd think that leaning into the Dubya white wash would be the better move
Read the conspiracy thread fam
Anti-government provocateur Ammon Bundy filed papers to run for governor in Idaho next year, even though he's not currently registered to vote or legally allowed to set foot on Capitol grounds.Secretary of State candidacy records show Bundy listing his address as a post-office box in Emmett, with a local contractor, Aaron Welling, acting as treasurer.He would be seeking the 2022 GOP nomination for the state's top post, currently held by Republican Brad Little. The governor had been unsuccessfully targeted for recall by anti-government activists unhappy with shutdowns he ordered in response to the pandemic.Bundy told NBC News on Monday he's not yet formally announced a gubernatorial run, but wants to begin building an organization for a potential candidacy."The people of Idaho are very freedom-minded," Bundy said. "I had never desired (to run for office), but I knew as early as 2017 that I would run for governor of Idaho."
move over, Lollapalooza pic.twitter.com/YCp9P0fxEj— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) May 25, 2021
move over, Lollapalooza pic.twitter.com/YCp9P0fxEj
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Now everybody is agreeing that I was right when I very early on called Wuhan as the source of COVID-19, sometimes referred to as the China Virus. To me it was obvious from the beginning but I was badly criticized, as usual. Now they are all saying “He was right.” Thank you!
?@SenJohnKennedy�s new message will trigger the libs! ? pic.twitter.com/f3t55mKARH— NRA (@NRA) May 24, 2021
?@SenJohnKennedy�s new message will trigger the libs! ? pic.twitter.com/f3t55mKARH
Happy to help. Thanks for making this documentary series, @SachaBaronCohen. https://t.co/TPxX8ALfKN— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) May 24, 2021
Happy to help. Thanks for making this documentary series, @SachaBaronCohen. https://t.co/TPxX8ALfKN
Happy to help. Thanks for making this documentary series, @SachaBaronCohen. https://t.co/TPxX8ALfKN— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) May 24, 2021https://twitter.com/HillaryClinton/status/1396936382355021828
A former Member of Congress to me: �Trump has not only made Congressional Republicans fear for their political lives, but for their actual ones. They worry about the safety of their families if they oppose him, even now. That�s how bad it is.�— Miles Taylor (@MilesTaylorUSA) May 25, 2021
A former Member of Congress to me: �Trump has not only made Congressional Republicans fear for their political lives, but for their actual ones. They worry about the safety of their families if they oppose him, even now. That�s how bad it is.�
There way too many right wing events going on right now.
Will people still show up to totes not klan rallies in 2021
He may be facing allegations of sex trafficking of a minor, but Rep. Matt Gaetz still has his eye on a 2024 presidential bid — as long as former President Donald Trump does not decide to run. “I support Donald Trump for president. I’ve directly encouraged him to run and he gives me every indication he will,” the Florida Republican texted The Post Wednesday. “If Trump doesn’t run, I’m sure I could defeat whatever remains of Joe Biden by 2024.”
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., made frequent use of charter flights and laid out highly specific demands to staffers regarding his air travel and hotel accommodations while running for president, according to an excerpt from new book detailing Democratic presidential campaigns ahead of the 2020 election.Sanders’ habits on the campaign trail were detailed in "Battle for the Soul: Inside the Democrats' Campaigns to Defeat Trump" by author Edward-Isaac Dovere. In the book, Dovere wrote that private air travel was a "revelation" to Sanders, who had flown commercially before his upstart presidential run in 2016 catapulted him to the national stage."Charter flights were a revelation to him. He would always be a little embarrassed pulling into the private terminals, but boy, did he get a kick out of not worrying about being late for a flight that couldn’t take off without him," Dovere wrote regarding Sanders. "By the beginning of 2017, his staff had put together a document laying out his minimum requirements for the kind of aircraft he’d require if asked to go on trips beyond his regular route back and forth between Vermont and Washington. Couldn’t be too cramped. Couldn’t get too bumpy."...The book detailed one incident in which Sanders allegedly shamed a hotel worker who couldn’t get his room to his preferred temperature."Hotel rooms had to be away from elevators and from ice machines, so that quiet was guaranteed," Dovere wrote. "He didn’t like getting upgrades and would often switch with an aide if he got the nicer room— ‘If there’s a bomb in there, it’s yours tonight,’ he’d joke— but he liked suites, and he liked bathtubs, and he insisted on a king-size bed, which had to have a down comforter or another blanket in the closet. He preferred that the extra blanket be dark blue, and made of cotton."The temperature in the room had to be kept at 60, even if that required having a staffer sit in the room with an open window in the winter to make sure it cooled enough or calling management in to override the system," he continued. "There was no bending the rules: once on a stop in California, annoyed that his aides couldn’t get the temperature below 65, he had them call the woman from the front desk up to change the thermostat while he sat on the bed, watching. She couldn’t get it to work, and nervously humiliated, she apologized. Sanders didn’t care. ‘So, Chloe,’ he said, annoyed. ‘You don’t want me to sleep tonight?’The senator allegedly required pamphlets and other promotional materials to be removed from his hotel rooms and prefers having a fan, once asking an aide to buy one during a blizzard. The memo also directed staffers to ensure his rooms at hotels or events were stocked with drinks and snacks, such as green tea with honey, Gatorade and cans of assorted nuts.
"The temperature in the room…required having a staffer sit in the room with … an open window…to make sure it cooled enough …There was no bending the rules…call the woman from the front desk up to change…sat on the bed, watching. She …humiliated, she apologized. Sanders didn’t care. ‘So, Chloe,’ he said…" want me to sleep tonight?’
Quote from: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/bernie-sanders-private-flight-habit-hotel-demands-campaign-trail-bookSen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., made frequent use of charter flights and laid out highly specific demands to staffers regarding his air travel and hotel accommodations while running for president, according to an excerpt from new book detailing Democratic presidential campaigns ahead of the 2020 election.Sanders’ habits on the campaign trail were detailed in "Battle for the Soul: Inside the Democrats' Campaigns to Defeat Trump" by author Edward-Isaac Dovere. In the book, Dovere wrote that private air travel was a "revelation" to Sanders, who had flown commercially before his upstart presidential run in 2016 catapulted him to the national stage."Charter flights were a revelation to him. He would always be a little embarrassed pulling into the private terminals, but boy, did he get a kick out of not worrying about being late for a flight that couldn’t take off without him," Dovere wrote regarding Sanders. "By the beginning of 2017, his staff had put together a document laying out his minimum requirements for the kind of aircraft he’d require if asked to go on trips beyond his regular route back and forth between Vermont and Washington. Couldn’t be too cramped. Couldn’t get too bumpy."...The book detailed one incident in which Sanders allegedly shamed a hotel worker who couldn’t get his room to his preferred temperature."Hotel rooms had to be away from elevators and from ice machines, so that quiet was guaranteed," Dovere wrote. "He didn’t like getting upgrades and would often switch with an aide if he got the nicer room— ‘If there’s a bomb in there, it’s yours tonight,’ he’d joke— but he liked suites, and he liked bathtubs, and he insisted on a king-size bed, which had to have a down comforter or another blanket in the closet. He preferred that the extra blanket be dark blue, and made of cotton."The temperature in the room had to be kept at 60, even if that required having a staffer sit in the room with an open window in the winter to make sure it cooled enough or calling management in to override the system," he continued. "There was no bending the rules: once on a stop in California, annoyed that his aides couldn’t get the temperature below 65, he had them call the woman from the front desk up to change the thermostat while he sat on the bed, watching. She couldn’t get it to work, and nervously humiliated, she apologized. Sanders didn’t care. ‘So, Chloe,’ he said, annoyed. ‘You don’t want me to sleep tonight?’The senator allegedly required pamphlets and other promotional materials to be removed from his hotel rooms and prefers having a fan, once asking an aide to buy one during a blizzard. The memo also directed staffers to ensure his rooms at hotels or events were stocked with drinks and snacks, such as green tea with honey, Gatorade and cans of assorted nuts.
The senator allegedly required pamphlets and other promotional materials to be removed from his hotel rooms and prefers having a fan, once asking an aide to buy one during a blizzard. The memo also directed staffers to ensure his rooms at hotels or events were stocked with drinks and snacks, such as green tea with honey, Gatorade and cans of assorted nuts.
She will be stepping down to 'focus on her forthcoming second book...and a TV development deal with Warner Bros�'. She was previously criticised for lucrative property purchases. Patrisse Cullors: Black Lives Matter co-founder resigns - BBC News https://t.co/Wh6OZ81cOb— Stephen Knight ?? (@GSpellchecker) May 28, 2021
She will be stepping down to 'focus on her forthcoming second book...and a TV development deal with Warner Bros�'. She was previously criticised for lucrative property purchases. Patrisse Cullors: Black Lives Matter co-founder resigns - BBC News https://t.co/Wh6OZ81cOb
Why the White House thinks the faster than expected inflation �is actually a good sign� https://t.co/Bu4ny6M9ig by @benwerschkul pic.twitter.com/sJ5UVsNDJi— Yahoo Finance (@YahooFinance) May 28, 2021
Why the White House thinks the faster than expected inflation �is actually a good sign� https://t.co/Bu4ny6M9ig by @benwerschkul pic.twitter.com/sJ5UVsNDJi
At nearly 43, the median American worker had never in her career experienced an annual rate of �core� inflation above 3%�until April https://t.co/VU1ERCh5Fn— The Economist (@TheEconomist) May 28, 2021
At nearly 43, the median American worker had never in her career experienced an annual rate of �core� inflation above 3%�until April https://t.co/VU1ERCh5Fn
So Joe Biden is now the arbiter of truth.Good to know.
With Memorial Day Weekend coming up, tomorrow people start driving in the biggest automobile days of the year.I’m sorry to say the gasoline prices that you will be confronted with are far higher than they were just a short number of months ago where we had gasoline under $2 a gallon.Remember as you’re watching the meter tick, and your dollars pile up, how great of a job Donald Trump did as President.Soon Russia and the Middle East will be making a fortune on oil, and you will be saying how good it was to have me as your President.Wasn’t it great to be energy independent, but we are energy independent no more.Shame, shame, shame.Other than that, have a great Memorial Day Weekend!
The single best predictor of whether someone believes in QAnon is which TV news station they watch. https://t.co/64fbOAoke5— VICE (@VICE) May 28, 2021
The single best predictor of whether someone believes in QAnon is which TV news station they watch. https://t.co/64fbOAoke5
Trump has been telling a number of people he�s in contact with that he expects he will get reinstated by August (no that isn�t how it works but simply sharing the information). https://t.co/kaXSXKnpF0— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) June 1, 2021
Trump has been telling a number of people he�s in contact with that he expects he will get reinstated by August (no that isn�t how it works but simply sharing the information). https://t.co/kaXSXKnpF0
BIDEN: "You turn on the stations... I don't know many commercials you see... two to three out of five have mixed race couples in them. That's not by accident. They're selling soap, man." pic.twitter.com/91OisGgIX1— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 1, 2021
BIDEN: "You turn on the stations... I don't know many commercials you see... two to three out of five have mixed race couples in them. That's not by accident. They're selling soap, man." pic.twitter.com/91OisGgIX1
Trump has been telling a number of people he�s in contact with that he expects he will get reinstated by August (no that isn�t how it works but simply sharing the information). https://t.co/kaXSXKnpF0— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) June 1, 2021https://twitter.com/maggieNYT/status/1399707794375426051Trump has told people Maggie he expects to be reinstated in August because reasons.
Former President Donald Trump’s blog — a webpage where he shared statements after larger social media companies banned him from their platforms — has been permanently shut down, his spokesman said Wednesday.The page, “From the Desk of Donald J. Trump,” has been scrubbed from Trump’s website after going live less than a month earlier. It “will not be returning,” his senior aide Jason Miller told CNBC.“It was just auxiliary to the broader efforts we have and are working on,” Miller said in email correspondence.
His presidency may be young, but industry insiders have told me in recent weeks that the market for anti-Biden books is ice cold. Authors have little interest in writing them, editors have little interest in publishing them, and—though the hypothesis has yet to be tested—it’s widely assumed that readers would have little interest in buying them. In many ways, the dynamic represents a microcosm of the current political moment: Facing a new president whose relative dullness is his superpower, the American right has gone hunting for richer targets to elevate.To some in the publishing industry, the apparent lack of appetite is bewildering. “In the past, it’s been like taking candy from a baby to write a book about the Democratic president,” one frustrated conservative editor told me, requesting anonymity to speak candidly about internal business practices. Now? “Nobody is trying.”
Jonah Goldberg, a former National Review columnist who has written several popular conservative books, told me it was never hard to make Hillary Clinton seem “sinister” to readers of a certain stripe. “Hillary was a kind of Zelig figure of the post-’60s left. Some of the associations were tenuous, but you could play the political equivalent of the Kevin Bacon game with her without needing more than one or two degrees of separation. Black Panthers! Communist law firms! Sidney Blumenthal! Saul Alinsky!” Biden, an aging white guy who spent decades in the Senate, is by contrast “somewhat boringly conventional.”And there’s another problem, Goldberg told me: “Most of the good ammo against Biden—which I’ve deployed in the past—isn’t as effective after four years of Trump. He says crazy things! He doesn’t know what he’s talking about! He has a ridiculous ego and lies about his brilliance and expertise! All of this is true. But all of that has been normalized by Trump.” “The right-wing marketplace has been radicalized,” said Goldberg, who has been a vocal critic of the Trump-era GOP. “Not just by QAnon-type stuff, but by years of anti-Clinton-and-Obama fare.”
For now, the most successful conservative authors are training their fire on more abstract targets, such as “wokeness” and “cancel culture.” A quick review of recent best sellers suggests that ignoring Biden can work just fine. According to BookScan, which tracks most hardcover sales, Andy Ngo’s book on antifa, Unmasked, has sold more than 77,000 copies (an unqualified success in political nonfiction), as has Rod Dreher’s Live Not By Lies, which bills itself as a “manual for Christian dissidents.” The talk-radio host Mark Levin’s forthcoming American Marxism—which will tackle, among other subjects, “the widespread brainwashing of students, the anti-American purposes of Critical Race Theory and the Green New Deal,” per its publisher—is expected to be a massive hit when it’s released in July.Shapiro attributes this trend to a broader shift that he’s noticed in his audience. While conservatives may not care about Biden, he told me, they are petrified of the larger progressive forces they see at work in American politics. “What people are afraid of right now are not powerful public figures. What people are afraid of are their bosses, their neighbors, that they’re going to get mobbed on Twitter and get socially ostracized.” Shapiro is betting that’s where the focus will stay: His own book coming out this summer will cover what he describes as “the leftist takeover of every major institution.”
Meanwhile, some in the conservative publishing world are determined to find a new bogeyman to fill the vacuum left by Biden. One possibility is Anthony Fauci, whose advocacy for COVID-19 restrictions has drawn ire from wide swaths of the right. (Faucian Bargain: The Most Powerful and Dangerous Bureaucrat in American History became a surprise hit when it was released in March, selling more than 68,000 copies.) But as the pandemic winds down in America, Fauci’s staying power as an antagonist is in doubt. Another option is Biden’s son Hunter, whose personal life and controversial business dealings have been widely covered on Fox News. He is the subject of a forthcoming book, Laptop From Hell, slated for this September.One conservative editor told me that Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York might be the most logical choice, given the right’s fear of socialism, but cited a unique challenge in making the congresswoman appear sufficiently menacing: “It’s hard to find a bad picture of her to put on the cover.”
Here is the flyer that led Stanford to place a hold on Wallace's diploma following a complaint by a Stanford Federalist Society leader. pic.twitter.com/sUg3Jvta3I— Mark Joseph Stern (@mjs_DC) June 2, 2021
Here is the flyer that led Stanford to place a hold on Wallace's diploma following a complaint by a Stanford Federalist Society leader. pic.twitter.com/sUg3Jvta3I
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/02/trump-blog-page-shuts-down-for-good.htmlQuoteFormer President Donald Trump’s blog — a webpage where he shared statements after larger social media companies banned him from their platforms — has been permanently shut down, his spokesman said Wednesday.The page, “From the Desk of Donald J. Trump,” has been scrubbed from Trump’s website after going live less than a month earlier. It “will not be returning,” his senior aide Jason Miller told CNBC.“It was just auxiliary to the broader efforts we have and are working on,” Miller said in email correspondence.
“It was just auxiliary to the broader efforts we have and are working on,” Miller said in email correspondence.
George P has been all in on Trump for a while now. He's got a lot of ambition and apparently little loyalty to the family.
I missed out on the @georgepbush swag yesterday: The koozie says "this is the only Bush that likes me. This is the Bush that got it right. I like him" - Donald Trump #txlege pic.twitter.com/pFTzQCmoRG— Scott Braddock (@scottbraddock) June 3, 2021
I missed out on the @georgepbush swag yesterday: The koozie says "this is the only Bush that likes me. This is the Bush that got it right. I like him" - Donald Trump #txlege pic.twitter.com/pFTzQCmoRG
America�s next round is on Anheuser-Busch. The brewing company that produces Budweiser said it would offer people in the U.S. free beer if the country reaches President Biden�s goal of having 70% of adults vaccinated by July 4. https://t.co/qbjpKwgsgG— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 2, 2021
America�s next round is on Anheuser-Busch. The brewing company that produces Budweiser said it would offer people in the U.S. free beer if the country reaches President Biden�s goal of having 70% of adults vaccinated by July 4. https://t.co/qbjpKwgsgG
having to shut down a wordpress from lack of interest
Here is the flyer that led Stanford to place a hold on Wallace's diploma following a complaint by a Stanford Federalist Society leader. pic.twitter.com/sUg3Jvta3I— Mark Joseph Stern (@mjs_DC) June 2, 2021https://mobile.twitter.com/mjs_DC/status/1400201160817000448
Quote from: Cauliflower Of Love on June 03, 2021, 04:02:07 PMhaving to shut down a wordpress from lack of interest...Trump... die-hard fans... read.
