Monday, January 31, 2022
Oh, My! 50% Now Want Biden Impeached!
A new national telephone and online survey by Rasmussen Reports and The National Pulse finds that 50% of likely U.S. voters support the impeachment of Biden, including 33% who strongly support it. Forty-five percent (45%) are opposed to impeaching Biden, including 33% who strongly oppose it. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
WOW! Who Knew Canadians Were THIS Passionate?
Things are really heating up north of the border!Conservatives Deputy Leader to Liberals: "So I again will ask the Prime Minster, who may I remind the House wore blackface on more times than he can remember, apologize the peace-loving, patriotic Canadians who are outside right now just asking to be heard?" 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/MQzmEi7I0q
— Election Wizard (@ElectionWiz) January 31, 2022
Sunday, January 30, 2022
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Once Again: New Jersey Ranked DEAD LAST!
Get this: A new study just released by Wallethub ranked all 50 states across three main categories for retirees — affordability, quality of life, and health care. Which state do you think is the WORST state to retire in?
It's New Jersey. Not surprised? We can't imagine why (wink wink!). Yes, New Jersey, as it turns out, is ranked dead last.
And where are the BEST places to retire? That would be Florida, Virginia, and Colorado which ranked as the top three destinations for retirees, the study said.
So, why was New Jersey ranked so low? Oh, c'mon! You know why -- and you also know that one of the BIG reasons is TAXES! Compared to other states, the Garden State was at the bottom of the pack for adjusted cost of living (42nd), health-care facilities per capita (46th), and how tax-friendly the state is (41st).
It's New Jersey. Not surprised? We can't imagine why (wink wink!). Yes, New Jersey, as it turns out, is ranked dead last.
And where are the BEST places to retire? That would be Florida, Virginia, and Colorado which ranked as the top three destinations for retirees, the study said.
So, why was New Jersey ranked so low? Oh, c'mon! You know why -- and you also know that one of the BIG reasons is TAXES! Compared to other states, the Garden State was at the bottom of the pack for adjusted cost of living (42nd), health-care facilities per capita (46th), and how tax-friendly the state is (41st).
And, as far as we can tell, New Jersey's so-called "leaders" aren't doing a damned thing about any of this. Not a damned thing!
Trump: Boycott AT&T, Direct TV, Xfinity/Comcast
- January 30, 2022 - |
Statement by Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States of America |
AT&T is closing the very popular One America News Network (OAN) because too many people are watching. They couldn’t put up with that any longer. Conservatives/Republicans should boycott Direct TV, and while you’re at it, “Concast’s” Xfinity as well. These are Radical Left Lunatics who are destroying our Nation! |
Saturday, January 29, 2022
Philly To Kickoff Catholic Schools Week
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia will join in the national observance of Catholic Schools Week January 30, 2022 – February 5, 2022. Catholic Schools Week is an annual celebration of the Christ-centered, faith-based education that students receive in the 119 elementary, 15 secondary, and 3 special education schools in the five-county metropolitan area comprising the Archdiocese. The national theme for Catholic Schools Week 2022 is Catholic Schools: Faith. Excellence. Service. Knowledge and Service.”
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK KICK-OFF EVENT
Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez will kick-off the national celebration of Catholic Schools Week(CSW) in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia (AOP) at Father Judge High School (FJHS) in the Northeast section of the city.
Archbishop Pérez will celebrate Mass for the FJHS community as they begin a special Jubilee Year in commemoration of the 400th anniversary of the Death of Saint Francis de Sales. Over twenty priests will concelebrate Mass with the Archbishop including thirteen priests from the order of the Oblates of Saint Francis de Sales.
Mrs. Nancy Kurtz, Interim Superintendent of Secondary Schools for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, and Ms. Irene Horstmann Hannan, Chief Executive Officer of Faith in the Future Foundation, will be present along with numerous FJHS board members and benefactors.
The Mass will be streamed live from the FJHS Facebook Page @ FatherJudgeHighSchool.OfficialSchoolPage.
9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.
Monday, January 31, 2022
Father Judge High School Gymnasium
3301 Solly Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19136
Monday, January 31, 2022
Father Judge High School Gymnasium
3301 Solly Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19136
After Mass, the Archbishop will tour the school’s welding facility. The class of 2022 will be the first cohort to complete this program. The welding program, launched in the 2019-2020 school year, is the first-of-its-kind among Archdiocesan high schools, and plays a vital role in launching a Career & Technical Education (CTE) initiative. FJHS intends to implement additional course offerings in CTE over the next five years as part of its strategic plan, including: Biotech, Business, Construction Trades, Culinary, Engineering and Entrepreneurship.
Following that portion of the Archbishop’s visit, he will participate in a Town Hall gathering with student representatives from FJHS, Archbishop Ryan High School, Little Flower Catholic High School for Girls, and Saint Hubert Catholic High School for Girls. William McGlynn, a member of the FJHS class of 2022, will serve as the emcee. Students will have the opportunity to engage with the Archbishop on a variety of topics.
The Town Hall will be streamed live from Archbishop Pérez’s Facebook Page @AchbishopPerez.
10:45 a.m.-11:15 a.m.
The Father Brisson Center for Academic Excellence
Each January 24th, FJHS celebrates the Feast of Saint Francis de Sales. This year, it also concludes the school’s Salesian Week. It is an annual opportunity to recognize the Salesian heritage and charism of the school, which has been associated with the Oblate of Saint Francis de Sales since the all-boys school was founded in 1954.
Additional Catholic Schools Week Events
Sunday, January 30, 2022
Beginning with Catholic Schools Week, The Dennis Kelly AOH, Division 1 in Havertown (Delaware County) is running the “Hibernian Hunger Project Delco Catholic High School Challenge”. This service project is designed to combat hunger in the region and is organized by The Dennis Kelly AOH, Division 1, and will have participation from all three Archdiocesan high schools in Delaware County: Archbishop John Carroll High School, Cardinal O'Hara High School, and Monsignor Bonner & Archbishop Prendergast Catholic High School. The school collecting the most of food in pound weight by Easter will be presented with a championship belt that will be passed around each year to the winning school. Additionally, $100 will be presented by The Dennis Kelly AOH, Division 1, to the homeroom/classroom that collects the most money at each of the three schools. Updates for the contest will be posted to the "Friends of Dennis Kelly AOH Delco #1" Facebook page.
The Dennis Kelly AOH is an Irish Catholic fraternal organization with a mission is to promote Irish and Irish American Heritage through Friendship, Unity and, Christian Charity. For more information about the Dennis Kelly AOH, please visit us at: www.aohdenniskelly.com
Monday, January 31, 2022
Holy Rosary Regional Elementary School: 3040 Walton Rd, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
(Montgomery County)
1:00 p.m. Students, faculty, and staff will hold a “Beep Out” Pep Rally in the school parking lot for Community First Responders who will be invited to parade through the parking lot in police patrol cars, fire trucks, and ambulances. This is an annual tradition for Holy Rosary School during Catholic Schools Week.
Archbishop John Carroll High School: 211 Matson Ford Road, Radnor, PA 19087
(Delaware County)
3:30 p.m. the Archbishop John Carroll High School and Saint Katherine School of Special Education (Upper School at Archbishop Carroll) team will play the Archbishop Wood Catholic High School and Our Lady of Confidence School of Special Education (Upper School at Archbishop Wood), a School of Special Education in an Interscholastic Unified Sports Bocce Match. These two teams are currently the only Catholic Unified Bocce Ball Teams in the state of Pennsylvania.
Special Olympics Interscholastic Unified Sports® (IUS) is a fully-inclusive co-ed after school high school sports program which successfully brings together students with and without intellectual disabilities. By providing opportunities for students both with all types of disabilities and without disabilities to participate in sports meaningfully and by engaging other students in the school community, Interscholastic Unified Sports (IUS) helps promote inclusion, acceptance, and respect. The Special Olympics Interscholastic Unified Sports program is supported by the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA), the Bureau of Special Education, and the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
Tuesday, February 1, 2022
Archbishop Wood Catholic High School: 655 York Road, Warminster, PA 18974
(Bucks County)
8:00 a.m. The Bucks County High School will hold a Faculty Recognition Liturgy in their school auditorium in recognition of the faculty’s dedication to Catholic Education throughout the school year. Mrs. Nancy Kurtz, Interim Superintendent of Secondary Schools of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia will join the students, faculty and staff for the Liturgy.
Wednesday, February 2, 2022
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic School: 815 Cathedral Road, Philadelphia, PA 19128
(Philadelphia)
Red, White, and Blue Dress Down day will also include a service component at Immaculate Heart of Mary School. Students, faculty, and staff have been encouraged, in addition to dressing patriotically, to donate an item to the school’s “Support the Troops” service project, which will consist of assembling care packages, to be sent to troops once completed, in Father Sullivan Hall.
Roman Catholic High School for Boys: 301 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
(Philadelphia)
9:00 AM Roman Catholic High School will hold an Installation Ceremony to formally install Mr. John Curry, Jr., its new principal. Mrs. Nancy Kurtz, Interim Superintendent of Secondary Schools of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, will preside over the installation.
Friday, February 4, 2022
Saints Simon and Jude Parish Elementary School: 6 Cavanaugh Court, West Chester, PA 19382
(Chester County)
10:45 a.m. The parish elementary school in Chester County will hold its Catholic Schools Week Closing Mass and honor students, who have modeled mercy, kindness, and charity with their peers, with Peacemaker Awards. Reverend Michael J. Gerlach, Pastor of Saints Simon and Judge Parish, will be the celebrant of the Mass.
Note: For information about Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, please visit Archdiocese of Philadelphia Catholic Schools website. For more information on the National Celebration of Catholic Schools Week, visit the National Catholic Education Association (NCEA)
Cherry Hill -- Where They Came To Misbehave
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| The original Garden State Park clubhouse. |
It all happened in Cherry Hill.
And it wasn't so very long ago. Or at least that's the way it seems to some of us. It was a time when people looked for quick getaways and a convenient place to misbehave -- a place just beyond their usual boundaries where they could cut loose.
Much of it was built around Garden State Park, one of the finest thoroughbred race courses in the country. With a spaciousness and grandeur that rivaled some of the world's most hallowed venues for the sport of kings, Garden State's clubhouse attracted a sartorially-savvy, monied crowd. And when the sun came down after a day of racing it was time for the action to shift to an array of local bars and restaurants that catered to the smart set.
With Garden State as the center, the action stretched along Route 70 and Haddonfield Road in an area that, to this day is known as the Golden Triangle. Near the top of the triangle the Cherry Hill Hyatt (now the Crowne Plaza) held forth with a welcoming fountain, a grand lobby and clever eatery named Ginsburg and Wong that served Chinese food and kosher deli treats.
Down the road, just opposite the race track stood the famed Latin Casino. A Philly transplant, "The Latin" was neither particularly Latin nor was it a casino. In fact, gambling wasn't yet legal in New Jersey, except for the state lottery and the thoroughbreds across Route 70. But The Latin did feature a huge casino-style showroom with attractions like Tom Jones, Frank Sinatra, Steve Lawrence and Edie Gormé, Don Rickles, Tony Bennett,
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But while The Latin and Garden State were the jewels in the crown, the bright lights extended along a full mile of those centerpieces and beyond. Near The Latin, the emerald brick facade of The Rickshaw Inn welcomed guests under a gold-plated, pagoda style roof and featured an Asian-inspired menu, similarly themed guest rooms and an outdoor pool and cabana club that offered flash with its splash. It was that from the Rickshaw's upper level, with the right binoculars, you could monitor the finish line at Garden State and see whether or not your horse won.
Further down Route 70 the elegant Sans Souci (French for "without equal") supper club wasn't really French at all. But it did define the word risqué as its late night bar scene was known for discreet dalliances. Similarly renowned was Henry's on Haddonfield Road which provided a cozy corner of conviviality after dark. And, where Haddonfield Road meets Route 38 two legendary attractions held forth boasting classic elegance. Cinelli's Country House featured an iconic neon sign with carriage wheels that spun magically in the dark, an upscale Italian menu and lively bar action for the more mature set. Across the road, the Cherry Hill Inn sat majestically atop a hill, signaling restrained elegance with a British-inspired decor that morphed into a sort of shabby chic as the place not-so-gracefully aged. Still, the Inn did offer the famed Starlight Room and the chance to dine and dance under countless tiny white lights imbedded in its ceiling.
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| Dining room at Cinelli's Country House. |
That was Cherry Hill during the 1950s, 60s and into the 70s. It was a place just over the bridge or down the turnpike where people came to misbehave. They ate a lot. they drank a lot, they gambled a lot, they frolicked a lot and, inevitably, more than a few of them hooked up a lot.
Where did it go? Why didn't it last? Times change. And in 1978, after New Jersey legalized gambling the first casino opened in Atlantic City. That was the beginning of the end. Philadelphians could cross the bridge and, without hitting a single traffic light fly down the expressway and be at a real casino (with gambling, dining, dancing and entertainment all in one place) in no time at all. Similarly, those in New York or North Jersey could easily zip down the Garden State Parkway. And slowly, Cherry Hill's glittering attractions were replaced by office parks, corporate headquarters, car dealerships, movie multiplexes, strip malls, fast food joints and nursing homes. All that raucous rah rah became, well . . . just another Wawa.
Friday, January 28, 2022
Was 2020 Pennsylvania Election UNCONSTITUTIONAL?
January 28, 2022 - |
Statement by Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States of America |
BIG news out of Pennsylvania!
The practice of no-excuse mail-in ballots, put in place by Democrats right before the stolen 2020 Election, has been ruled UNCONSTITUTIONAL by the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court.
Here is the key question: If widespread mail-in balloting is unconstitutional in Pennsylvania now, how could mail-in balloting have been constitutional in the RIGGED 2020 Presidential Election then?
We all know the answer—it wasn’t!
All American Patriots are thanking the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania for having the courage to do the right thing! |
The Curious Case Of That 'Princeton Project' . . .
New Jersey State Senate Republican Leader Steven Oroho and Assembly Republican Leader John DiMaio sent the following letter to Princeton University President Christopher L. Eisgruber expressing concerns about the alleged conduct of Princeton Gerrymandering Project staff during their service as advisors to the New Jersey Congressional Redistricting Commission.
Senate Republican Leader Steven Oroho and Assembly Republican Leader John DiMaio sent a letter to Princeton University expressing concerns about the alleged conduct of Princeton Gerrymandering Project staff during the congressional redistricting process. (SenateNJ.com)
The full text of the letter (click here for PDF) is below:
January 28, 2022
Christopher L. Eisgruber
Office of the President
1 Nassau Hall
Princeton, NJ 08544
Dear President Eisgruber,
We are writing to you after reading a news report about the conduct of members of Princeton University’s Princeton Gerrymandering Project during their service as advisors to the New Jersey Congressional Redistricting Commission.
As you are likely aware, it was reported by the New Jersey Globe on January 27 (Claiming partisan fairness models are proprietary, Princeton Gerrymandering Project won’t show their work by David Wildstein) that a pair of Princeton Gerrymandering Project staffers provided confidential information to assist Democrats while serving as supposedly nonpartisan advisors to the commission.
It has been alleged that Princeton Gerrymandering Project staff provided inside information to the Democratic congressional redistricting team about the strength of the proposed Republican map and provided guidance regarding specific deficiencies in the Democrat map that needed to be cured in order to create a stronger submission than that of the Republicans.
The congressional redistricting process is fundamental to our ability to uphold the principles of “one person, one vote” and representative democracy upon which our nation was founded. We need not point out that Congressional redistricting, and thus control of Congress, is not just important to the residents of New Jersey, but to the entire nation. Control of Congress invariably will play a role in foreign and domestic policy for decades, as well as the prioritization of funding for certain grants and programs over others.
By providing confidential information to one side, Princeton Gerrymandering Project staff likely tipped the scales in favor of Democrats.
We note that Princeton University faculty and staff are expected to abide by the university’s Rights, Rules, Responsibilities, which includes provisions regarding Academic Integrity, Honesty and Cooperation in University Matters, and Confidentiality of Records.
Princeton University is revered the world over as an exemplary institution of learning, held to a higher standard than most – and deservedly so. Taking no action to investigate and address the extremely serious allegations would certainly cast immeasurable doubt about the integrity of your institution.
We would like to know what steps Princeton University is taking to ensure that staff acted in a fair and nonpartisan manner.
Specifically, what steps are being taken to investigate the claims of improper conduct by Princeton Gerrymandering Project staff during the congressional redistricting process? What steps are being taken to hold staff accountable for any improper conduct that has taken place?
As an institution with a proven record of creating leaders in government and industry, it is imperative that you investigate the aforementioned claims.
While serving in a critical advisory role to the commission charged with fulfilling a basic duty of our Constitution, Princeton University has an absolute responsibility to demonstrate that its staff acted in a fair, unbiased, and nonpartisan manner.
We look forward to your response.
Sincerely,
Steven V. Oroho
Senate Republican Leader
John DiMaio
Assembly Republican Leader
cc: Princeton University Board of Trustees
Poll: Majority Says Dems Are Too Liberal!
The following is not a good sign for the Democrats headed into the 2022 congressional elections:
A majority of voters think congressional Democrats are too liberal, and agree with the Senate GOP leader that voters don’t want to “fundamentally transform America.”
A new national telephone and online survey by Rasmussen Reports finds that 55% of likely U.S. voters believe Democrats in Congress are too liberal on most issues. Sixteen percent (16%) think congressional Democrats are too moderate, while 20% think their policies are about right. That's a 55% to 36% margin (14 points) saying Dsemocrats in Congress are too liberal for voters' tastes. Put another way, the voters feel the Dems do not share their values! (To see survey question wording, click here.)
Thursday, January 27, 2022
'Nasty' You Say? Well, What's Nastier Than THIS?
Is THIS the way to to bring the country together -- to unify, America? Huh?♦️NAUGHTY NAUGHTY NAUGHTY♦️
— ♦️HEY DOC GAYE♦️ (@HEYDOCGAYE) January 26, 2022
♦️AND NASTY!♦️
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Wednesday, January 26, 2022
What The Hell's Goin' On With This Guy?
Is Joe Biden okay ? pic.twitter.com/6A7gd0qLfL
— RealMac (@beingrealmac) January 26, 2022
Did YOU vite for THIS guy? Did ya? Shame on ya!BIDEN: "When I went to Dearborn, driving that, eh, you know, uh, was up there, uh...I don't know, man." pic.twitter.com/auSyuIYxn1
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) January 26, 2022
Testa: How Murphy's Making NJ Less Safe . . .
New Jersey State Senator Michael Testa warned that a new round of prisoner releases and pandemic mandates by the Murphy administration will make New Jersey less safe and put corrections officers at risk.
Sen. Michael Testa warned that a new round of prisoner releases and pandemic mandates by the Murphy administration will make New Jersey less safe and put corrections officers at risk. (Pixabay)
“Governor Murphy used the cover of the pandemic to release 40% of the inmates from New Jersey’s prisons over the last two years,” said Testa (R-1). “With thousands of inmates set free without effective oversight or support, it’s no surprise that some of our cities are struggling with record levels of violent crimes.”
According to NJ.com, more than 5,300 prisoners were released early from incarceration during the initial COVID-related public health emergency that stretched from March 2020 to June 2021.
Following the mass releases, Paterson set records for homicides in each of the last two years, as reported by The Record.
The Murphy administration has said that another wave of prisoner releases can be expected following Governor Murphy’s declaration of a new public health emergency earlier this month.
“Early release has proven to be a tragically bad policy for some of New Jersey’s urban communities,” said Testa. “Governor Murphy has a responsibility to stop the problem he created from getting worse.”
Testa also pointed to another pandemic policy that risks putting corrections officers in greater danger inside the walls of our prisons.
Last week, Governor Murphy followed his new emergency declaration with another executive order imposing a stricter vaccine mandate for corrections officers that eliminates a testing alternative to vaccination.
Under the order, officers who don’t comply with the vaccination requirement would be fired from their jobs, even if they have naturally acquired immunity from a prior infection, which is scientifically proven to offer protection similar to or greater than that achieved through vaccination.
In response, the State PBA, which represents corrections officers, said they’re going to take the Murphy administration to court to challenge the order.
“Corrections officers know that the new vaccine mandate puts their safety at risk if they don’t have enough staff to keep our prisons under control,” added Testa. “Maybe Governor Murphy thinks it won’t matter if he fires a bunch of prison guards since he’s letting all of the inmates out anyway. One thing’s for sure, the governor’s pandemic prison policies will make New Jersey less safe for everyone.”
Biden's Poll Numbers Stuck At All Time Low!
The latest figures include 17% who Strongly Approve of the job Biden is doing and 50% who Strongly Disapprove. This gives him a Presidential Approval Index rating of -33. (see trends).
Well, It's About Time SOMEBODY Said It!
Enough. I have had it, my constituents have had it, and I am no longer going to sit here while a member of this body accuses us of being bigots simply because we disagree on policy. pic.twitter.com/dx0uMyFmnB
— Nick Freitas (@NickForVA) January 26, 2022
Tuesday, January 25, 2022
Poll; Americans Want TIGHTER Immigration Controls
The Rasmussen Reports Immigration Index for the week of January 16-20 2022, The Immigration Index has been under the baseline in every survey since Election Day last year, and reached a record low of 82.3 in late March 2021. The index is now nearly 20 points below where it was in late October 2020, indicating voters are looking for tighter immigration control from President Joe Biden’s administration.
The Index is based on a series of questions designed to determine whether voters are moving toward an immigration system that encourages more immigration to the United States or one that reduces the level of immigration here. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
All surveys are compared to a baseline – set the week of December 2-6, 2019 - which has been given an Index of 100. A weekly finding moving up over 100 indicates growing support for a more expansive immigration system. A weekly index number falling below 100 indicates increased support for a more restrictive immigration system.
What's With The Tattoo Craze, Anyway?
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 67% of American adults don’t have any tattoos, while 21% have two or more tattoos. But, more than half of all Americans under age 40 do have tattoos. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
Do you tattoo?
If so, why? Are you trying to make a statement? Is it part of an emotional commitment? Or did you just decide to get tattooed on a whim or a dare?
Whatever the reason, we don’t get it.
Still, it’s obvious to us that others are onto the tattoo craze and, as the survey notes, the movement has certainly taken hold among young people.
Even women seem to be getting tattooed at an accelerating rate. And that is particularly irksome as far as we're concerned.
So, we just don’t like it. And it doesn't matter to me how many famous or hip or "with it" people have tattoos.
Fortunately, others are reacting the same way that we are.
Some companies have now had to adopt policies that either prohibit or place restrictions on visible tattoos, body piercings and other body art.
Even the Marine Corps has banned extra large tattoos below the elbow or the knee lest these spoil the Corps’ spit and polish image.
Who’d have thought it would come to this?
It seems that some people have forgotten that less is more. Plus, tattoos don’t age very well and the sentiments they express often turn out to be passing, at best.
And speaking of sentiments, the Bible long ago weighed in on body adornment proclaiming: “Ye shall not make any cuttings in your flesh for the dead, nor print or tattoo any marks upon you: I am the Lord.”
The idea is that your body is the temple of your soul, an instrument on loan from God to contain your essence and you should not deface it.
Makes sense to us.
Yet many people don’t seem to get the message.
They're making our world more crass and more vulgar day by day.
Which makes us want to ask them: Why bother with a tattoo when there are kinder, gentler ways to make a statement, demonstrate your love, show your affiliation or remember a loved one?
Besides, some of us would rather not see your tattoos anyway.
There are enough in-your-face sentiments being expressed everywhere we turn. We don’t need anymore.
So here’s our plea: Do the world a favor. Think long and hard before you get a tattoo. And if you already have one, cover it up or consider having it removed.
So here’s our plea: Do the world a favor. Think long and hard before you get a tattoo. And if you already have one, cover it up or consider having it removed.
Monday, January 24, 2022
VIDEO: Biden Calls Reporter 'Stupid Son Of A Bitch!'
Joe Biden is a nasty guy.Actually @pdoocy is doing his job, and he is a rugged and tough reporter. Plenty of Americans care about inflation, and that doesn’t make them stupid. https://t.co/tay2jJ7MaJ
— Morgan Ortagus (@MorganOrtagus) January 24, 2022
Do you understand this? Do you?
And, he always been nasty.
He's mean. And he's always been that way.
Beyond that, he's not particularly smart and not particularly talented.
Maybe that's why he seems to have a giant chip on his shoulder -- and apparently harbors much ill will.
We'd ask you to pray for him. But, better yet -- pray for the country.
Because America's at risk as it's rarely been before and we're the ones suffering under the Dark Realm of Dreary Joe!