September 19, 2025
Imagine that indeed!
— Roseanne Barr (@therealroseanne) September 18, 2025
Remember when you and your wife called Bob Iger to have me fired? https://t.co/w5BcJ1bsLC
— Roseanne Barr (@therealroseanne) September 18, 2025
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Half of America thinks it's appropriate to fire people who cheer the assassination of Charlie Kirk, according toa new poll by the Neopolitan News Service.
51 percent of voters agreed that private companies are justified in letting employees go after celebrating an assassination. Frankly, I would be worried about any company that would NOT be concerned about such vicious and hateful employees.
35% said it was not appropriate.
Democrats were the only outlier in this poll, with 51% believing that it is not justifiable to can someone for celebrating the murder of a political rival.
MOre proof the Democratic Party is now completely radicalized. And more proof they have memories that serve their interests rather than look at the facts. They themselves supported this just a few short months ago.
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Gee; kinda blows up the narrrative doesn't it!
Flashback:Jimmy Kimmel Couldn't Hide His Glee When Tucker Carlson Was Fired from Fox
ABC's Jimmy Kimmel celebrate
So the sad clown Kimmel was happy when Tucker Carlson was sacked for exercising actual free speech on Fox but now he's unhappy when he' axed for being offensive and a huge jerk. Hypocrite.
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9/19/2025
On a bright September afternoon in the land of Deseret
Rooftop wilderness, the scorpion, a sting in his tail
monsters gleeful, cheer without regret
the crack of death, the sting will not fail
the angelic child to be offered as a holocaust
a blood sacrifice to Molock and to Pan
the stage caked red with life's hoary frost
the monster leaped and ran
And the evil ones cheered and clapped their hands, glorying in the slaughter
children of Hell climbed up from the well
the devil's sons and daughters
But he who lives and never dies
who stands before the throne
shall see the fallen shine and rise
for he was never alone
you cannot kill a just ideal
nor murder the brightness of the Lord
the monster lurking in darkness congealed
the scorpion's mind unmoored
so now the monsters flee from the light
a great multitude have risen to replace the child
the angry beasts still snap and bite
His memory they seek to defile
They seek to devour his children and wife
they seek to devour his name
they seek to foment despair and cause strife
they seek to cause everyone pain
it is a monster parade with all the allure
a rainbow of hatred and terror
the monsters in drag, the monsters in fur
blood will spill to protect their own error
a hush has fallen over all the world
the last of the martyrs thus fell
the wrath of the Lord will soon be unfurled
the monsters are destined for Hell
They have no retort for the time now is short
the turning point is reached; the walls of the prison are breeched.
The hour of the monsters is nigh. But soon it will pass us all by.
Charlie's victory was sealed when he died
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Who here remembers when ESPN fired Rush Limbaugh? Rush had been hired to do color commentary on NFL games and then a big scandal broke out when he called a guy who was guilty of stolen valor a "fake soldier" and the Democrats melted down, saying "how dare he!" and the pretended he was calling any soldier who supported Democrats fake soldiers.
ESPN sacked Limbaugh for that, saying he a divisive character who was detracting from the serious business of sports.
(In fact then-Senate Majority leader Harry Reid tried to have the Senate censure Rush, something he cannot do as Rush was not in the Senate, but there you have it. After Rush sold the letter sent him by Reid and donated the money to a charity that helped soldiers Reid tried to act as if he and Rush cooked that up together to raise money.)
At any rate the point is nobody said ESPN was violating Rush's free speech rights. We were mad, thought it was a rotten trick, and unfair, but nobody argued this was cancel culture attempting to limit Rush's right to speak. (Well, actually it was but they were on solid legal ground.)
Yet now we are hearing that about Jimmy Kimmel; the Democrats and media are trying to accuse the Right of cancel culture and attacking the First Amendment. But if it wasn't when THEY did it to Rush then how is it in this instance?
Employers have always had the right to set speech codes. When you ask someone to pay you for services you agree to waive some of your First Amendment rights. You can't advertise for a competitor, for instance. You can't call the customers "deplorables" for another. If they tell you not to mention Jesus, or Allah, or Buddha you have to restrain your tongue. This has nothing to do with the First Amendment, which states Congress shall make no law..(concerning) free speech or prohibiting the free exercise therreof". Note it is a limitation on the power of Congress (and by SCOTUS rulings over government in general); it doesn't say a thing about employers regulating speech.
Of course even government regulates speech. Civil rights law prohibits someone from using racial slurs, in the workplace, for instance, especially in government jobs. So, if Kimmel gets his job back can people start using the N word at work? No?
If calling black employees or customers buckwheat is not acceptable, if it creates a hostile work environment (and it does) then it can and should be banned. What is the difference between that and what Kimmel said?
The difference is over who's ox is being gored. The Left wields such things like swords to smite their foe. They are on one side when it suits them then the other side when it doesn't.
Nobody is suggesting Kimmel be prosecuted for "fighting words" and inciting violence. But manu agree with the network decision to fire him. Don't worry about him; some other leftist outfit will pick him up. He'll probably wind up as a commentator on CNN, or get a job at a university.That's what leftists do with their fallen friends. And, as Rush used to say, failure is a resume' enhancer on the Left.
Of course the Left has quickly forgotten the things they did to people who suported Trump, from de-banking to de-platforming to actually arresting and fraudulently charging them with bogus crimes. Look at guys like Giulliani, or Gen. Mike Flynn. Look at poor old Popodopoulis, who was just a minor aid in the Trump Administration and wound up serving prison time for a few misspoken words. For that matter look at Dinesh D'Souza who went to jail for accidentally going a few dollars over on a donation to a personal friend. The Left has criminalized speech all along, then cry foul when a dufus on late night television gets sacked for offensive comments after a political assassination.
I myself was largely deplatformed by Facebook; I was being shadow banned, meaning my posts were only visible to me and to a few others. I had no reach. I was always being asked "where have you been - haven't seen you around" when I had been posting all along. And then there were the convenient glitches that kept me off the platform at critical moments.
Guess what? I complained bitterly but given Facebook is free to users (well, it costs you your data), I had no legal grounds to stand on. Facebook has every right to screw over users, since they don't charge for the service. Of course we are all free to leave (something I did).
So this argument that Kimmel is being "canceled" and that his First Amendment rights are being abrogated is hogwash. He's been afforded as many protections as we got - more actually. It's just that the Left doesn't like their own weapons turned against them.
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OR it was because Kimmel made a complete ass of himself and offended people who were in mourning.
Decision to pull Kimmel's show comes as broadcaster seeks FCC approval for $6.2B deal
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Of course it doesn't hurt that Kimmel's and Bits was losing money for the network.
At some point you can't keep supporting a white elephants, especially one that finds ways to alientate all of your customers.
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It is becoming increasingly apparent that America (and likely the entire Western World) is chock-full of monsters. here is just one example.
This dude is a special needs teacher. He shows his utter cruelty and sadism and is overseeing our most vulnerable.
Were I God I would wipe Mankind out and start over, just as He did in the time of Noah.
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Is the radicalization of utah being driven by it's Republican governor?
The good folks at Revolverthink so.
After chronicling the Kirk shooting and the attempted Fox News van bombing, the article states:
Just look at how involved Governor Cox’s son, Kaleb, is in the trans movement. He’s literally out front, leading the charge and pushing to put males into girls’ sports, exactly what the American people don’t want.
Phil Lyman:
Kaleb Cox, Spencer Cox’s son, led the charge to allow biological males to dominate girls’ sports. At a Southern Utah University walkout protesting a canceled volleyball match vs. San Jose State (due to a transgender player), Kaleb called the decision a "betrayal,” saying it left LGBTQ+ students feeling unwelcome and ignored "human decency.”
Kaleb Cox, Spencer Cox’s son, led the charge to allow biological males to dominate girls’ sports. At a Southern Utah University walkout protesting a canceled volleyball match vs. San Jose State (due to a transgender player), Kaleb called the decision a "betrayal,” saying it left… https://t.co/uJWBoTnwP1 pic.twitter.com/N7IVe8GNWe
— Just Phil Lyman (@phil_lyman) September 16, 2025
Ironically, while Kaleb Cox wrings his little hands over LGBTQ students feeling "unsafe,” conservatives are being assassinated.
Here’s a close-up look at the image Phil shared.
All Kaleb ever seems to do is talk about the LGBTQ movement. He’s positively obsessed.
Most straight guys don’t spend this much time pounding the pavement for the LGBTQ cause, so it’s only natural to wonder if Kaleb himself has come out of the closet to his family. In public he calls himself an "ally.”
But you have to wonder, especially given how his father has poured a huge amount of time into defending and promoting the same agenda, even going so far as to publicly apologize to the gay community for not being "nice” to them back when he was in high school.
Also, notice how in the process of him groveling for forgiveness, Cox also manages to make "rural” people sound inherently "racist” and mean.
NPR:
Utah Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox spoke on Monday evening at a vigil in Salt Lake City to honor the people killed and wounded in the weekend shooting at an Orlando gay club. Cox, a Republican, struggled to keep his voice from breaking as he apologized for bullying gay people in the past.
‘My Heart Has Changed’: Utah Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox Apologizes To LGBT Community.
So at a minimum Cox has rolled out the red carpet for radical lgbtqeieio people to come and promote their unbiblical and unMormon beliefs and lifestyles.
The artticle continues:
Did someone mention "radicalize?” @GovCox https://t.co/JwaTWvD3u9 pic.twitter.com/FahZ6i9uQl
— Just Phil Lyman (@phil_lyman) September 15, 2025
At the heart of all this LGBTQ stuff is the rising tide of trans violence. Utah, of all places, has become a breeding ground for it… a place so rooted in faith and tradition. The truth is that Utah’s own leadership has helped fertilize the soil for this violence to grow. Governor Spencer Cox and his son are "allies” to a movement that has factions that openly despise traditional American values and mock Christianity at every turn.
This is why RINO Republicans like Cox are in many ways more dangerous than the Dems. Democrats are upfront about their agenda. But Republicans who sell out to the left’s causes work twice as hard to push that agenda while pretending to be on our side. That’s political treason to the people who put them in office.
Utah is the warning sign, folks. When so-called conservatives betray their own people, the door opens for chaos, radicalization, and violence. And if it can happen there, it can happen anywhere.
Evil and immorality are like leaven in bread; allow some into the dough and the whole thing will be leavened, whether one wishes it or not. Or it's like grape juice; just allow any yeast on the gapes to remain on the grapes and you will have wine. There is no stopping that without pasteurization, heating it until you kill the yeast. THAT is the only way to make grape juice; you can't have yeast present and still have grape juice.
All this "tolerance" for immoral and destructive behavior leads to an inevitable rise in evil. Not that everyone who is trans is evil, not at all, but evil grows in the hearts of those who are systemically disordered, who are outside of the will of God. That is what Gov. Cox appears to have fostered with his "tolerance". Just because his son is homosexual doesn't change the fact that celebrating a counter-culture that is in direct violation of Nature and Nature's God will lead to bad things, both for the individuals and for society in general.
Don't misunderstand me; this is not a call to oppress or abuse the lgbtq folks. On the contrary, it is out of love we should gently nudge them away from this destructive lifestyle. But that's not what people like Cox are doing; they are celebrating it and when you invite demons into your company you shouldn'tbe surprised when they show up. Demonic possession first starts with such an invitation, either purposefully or tacitly.
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I agree; these messages do not seem real.
Internet finds something fishy in text messages between assassin and trans boyfriend…
Of course I'm not a guy sleeping with a dude who thinks he's a chick and a beast. Such people are bound to be a little different.
As Jerry Seinfeld would say "not that there's anything wrong with that!" (Well, actually there is but I've nevber had the chance to use that line in the blog.)
In fact there is plenty of things wrong with that, be they psychological, medical, or spiritual. Take your pick. And I do notfind it "touching" like one mainstream media guy did.
I remember years ago a tans man cum woman called The Rush Limbaugh Show and spoke with Rush. He was bitter about the fact nobody wanted a relationship with a trannie. He pointed out that straight men wouldn't touch them and gay men wouldn't either because they wanted to be with other men. That left them dating each-other, meaning one psychosis was bumping up against another psychosis. Unfulfilling. This guy was clearly bitterabout it. But he wanted what no mentally stable person could possibly give him - validation for his mental problem. That meant ignoring reality and pretending he was a woman who just so happened to have a penis. And a man's voice (the trans guy apparently didn't know Rush was deaf and asked incredulously "can't you tell" and Rush had to explain his cocklear implant didn't give him the range of hearing to differentiate such things).
At any rate Robinson's boyfriend/girlfriend/pet was also a furry, meaning he liked to do it wearing an animal suit. Good grief! That man really, really, really hates his body!
Here are a few of the online criticisms:
Half of it is in cop speak: "interrogated” "squad car” "retrieve it” "swept that spot”
And why does he address multiple loose ends in a convo with his significant other unprompted after expressing that he didn’t want him involved?
You’re not good at this.
I see the FBI has taken to writing fan-fiction. Young gay men talk to one another like this?
Half of it is in cop speak: "interrogated” "squad car” "retrieve it” "swept that spot”
And why does he address multiple loose ends in a convo with his significant other unprompted after… pic.twitter.com/Wg4Awv0gwp
— Sarah (@DDGSarah) September 16, 2025
Why? The article theorizes:
Well, some believe it wasn’t even Tyler who assassinated Charlie. There are pockets of people who think it could have been a foreign hit. Others believe the point was to control the trans narrative and humanize both of them with this "love affair” storyline, casting Tyler as the white knight trying to protect the helpless trans/furry. That would explain why the media immediately jumped on the story and began pushing it so hard.
If the texts are fake, that theory is the most likely reason.
The article does point out the assassin's father was a sheriff so he have gotten that cop-speak from the old man. But it does read rather stilted.
I have suspected all along that there is more to this than meets the eye. This went down the way so many of these assassinations go down - with the capture of someone by law enforcement after a couple of days and a lot of pressure by the media attention. Then that's that! Naturally they say this kid isn't cooperating, meaning he'snot talking. Convenient if you are railroading someone or covering up a conspiracy. Watch for this guy to commit suicide while awaiting trial.
Or he is guilty and was working alone. But I suspect there were others involved, and it may go to places that will frighten and suprise us.
Or not.
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That's how it felt to me too. I was in my father's room at the nursing home he is temporarily living in and was struck by it like an electric shock. I wasn't born yet when Kennedy was assassinated but that is what I hear everyone felt then.
Charlie Sheen: Charlie Kirk Assassination Was This Generation’s ‘JFK Moment’…
It's a link to X; sorry.
I know; Kirk was just an activist (like the Reverend Dr.Martin Luther King) and not President (or Attorney General) but everyone could feel the impact of this good man and his death was more than just a basic murder. It suggested something fundamental was changing in America.
I am mindful of the Book of Revelations where it said the martyrs were waiting "that their number should be complete" after which the plagues of the apocalypse would come. Was Charlie the last martyr? Maybe that's why it has shaken the whole nation.
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Just a quick note; Real Climate Science, the wonderful blog by Tony Heller, is pretty much defunct these days; Tony hasn't posted since August. He said he has gotten into posting on X and it's easier than updating his own site so he's pretty much letting RCS languish. I will keep it in the blogroll because it still has a huge number of resources you can use in an argument with the Gang Green.
Pity; that was one of my favorite climate sites.
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I grew up in St. Louis County, just outside of the City limits. St. Louis City is not a part of St. Louis county; it seceded from the county back in the 1880's,I believe (could have been the '70's) and is it's own county. (It seceded because it was vastly wealthier than the poor farm country outside of it and got tired of carrying "dead weight". Back then there were some little hick towns like Florissant and Ferguson whose main tax base were feed stores and the like.) St.Louis used to be jointly controlled by Democrats and Establishment type big business Republicans, and of course the Democrats slowly took over. The last Republican Mayor was in1948.
But the county was different. While there were many Labor Democrats there (the neighborhood I grew up in was all union folks and Democrat to the core) the Republicans held their own just like they had in the City years before. There were some very conservative areas in St.Louis County (and are today; the GOP holds a House seat in West St. Louis County, for instance) but thatis changing as white flight sees many Republicans moving out to St. Charles county and the ex-urbs, and black flight sees many Democrats moving into the suburbs. My old neighborhood is entirely black, settled by people fleeing the crime in the inner city just across the border.
So there is now a tug-of-war going on for control of the County and it's one the GOP will lose in time. That means they will lose one House seat, too. (Which is why the GOP is gerrymandering Missouri, to keep the balance of power intact. The Democrats did this same thing when THEY were in power in the state.)
That is why a measure before the St. Louis County Council to honor Charlie Kirk failed. No surprise, as the majority of the Council is Democrat. But the really infuriating thing is that one of the Republicans, the GOP nominee for County Executive, voted with the Democrats to defeat the measure.
I suppose he thought this would engender good will from the black community in St. Louis. He would suppose wrong.
He apparently didn't realize that betrayal is a career killer in politics (as in many things) and that he wasted a golden opportunity to set the record straight and to defend what Republicans believe and why we believe it. Instead he chose to pander.
My brother,who lives in St. Louis County, was going to vote for the man; no more. He's just going to not mark anyone in the race.
Being RINO does nothing to attract anyone. Never did. The power of the RINO wing was always based on their access to big funding by corporations and very wealthy men. It was always a top-down affair, and RINO'sget elected not because they offer a superior vision, or that they offer personal integrity, or competency, but because they have the money to fund lavish campaigns and to frighten many into accepting them as the "only credible option". Most Americans hold their noses and vote RINO.
Now we have a real choice and it's get on-board or go under. Sadly people like this prefer to go under, not accepting that time and tide have washed away the old politics. Republicans can no longer straddle the fence, no longer offer a Diet Coke version of Republicanism (one calorie of GOP). "Comity" is dead, because comity has been nothing but a siren's song all along to lure foolish Republicans into making compromises with the boldly leftist Demcrats (and the other leftists). We've now jut about compromised our country away. It's put up or shut up time,
Donald Trump has proven putting up works, draws people. So did Charlie Kirk, who was a mild and decent fellow but who did not back down from his Christian Conservative beliefs. Courage and taking a stand is very attractive to people. Kirk DIED for those principles, and showed America what true "tolerance" and "love" looked like; he showed the Left had neither and were willing to kill to suppress what they claimed to believe in.
People follow bold colors; nobody ever followed pastels,or at least their hearts were not in it. That is what the GOP used to be, and that is what this guy running for St. Louis County Executive wanted to return to here.
St.Louis once had two baseball teams - the Cardinals and the Browns. The Cardinals color was a bright red, the Browns a drab color indeed. The Cards were winners, thought like winners, spent money to guarantee they won. The Browns were happy to bemediocre, just have a piece of the pie. Guess which team most St. Louisans loved? Guess which one survived.
Until we purge the RINO thinking from the GOP we will continue to lose easily-winnable offices in elections. The Democrats have chosen their side and purged themselves of any and every moderate voice. We needn't purge the RINO's but we must make sure they are forever out of positions of authority in the GOP.
We'll get good start with theis guy here.
BTW I could find nothing online about this so there are no links - and no names. I just cuaght part of the story on the nightly news yesterday.
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This is useful for arguing with the lying Left (but I am being redundant here.)
Deep Dive: Debunking the 6 Most Common Charlie Kirk Fake Quotes and Lies from Leftists
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Late-night talk just got funnier!
Breaking: Kimmel Booted from Air Over Kirk Comments, ABC to 'Replace the Show with Other Programming'
Yes, the humorless host is getting sacked for showing the true soul of the Left in America.
From Western Journal:
The news came after a prominent operator of ABC-affiliated stations — Nextstar — announced it would no longer broadcast the show "for the foreseeable future,” saying it "strongly objects to recent comments made by Mr. Kimmel concerning the killing of Charlie Kirk and will replace the show with other programming in its ABC-affiliated markets.”
During a Monday monologue, Kimmel suggested the suspected murderer of Kirk, Tyler Robinson, was a voter for and supporter of President Donald Trump, and proceeded to mock "the MAGA gang” for suggesting he was not one of their own
"The MAGA Gang (is) desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and doing everything they can to score political points from it,” Kimmel said.
"In between the finger-pointing, there was grieving.
No finger pointing needed; the kid was unquestionably a leftist - his own parents admitted that. Kimmel was trying to gaslight everyone with revisionism. The evidence is clear enough for this kid to be convincted in a court for being a Leftist if there were such courts. It is beyond a reasonable doubt. Kimmel and the other buffoons want absolute proof beyond any doubt; that is their standard. But they never demand the same standard when the shoe is on the other foot. Oh wait; the shoe is never on the other foot...
Kimmel is not funny. He's pithy in an angry way. A talentless hack who is only there because he hates Trump and half of America.
Oh,it looks like Keith Olbermann may be joining kimmell in the unemployment line soon.
Of course both Kimmel and Olbermann will be taken care of by the Left - they always take care of their own after they take a fall. In a year both will probably have prime gigs on CNN.
A tip to all our little liberal media friends; don't cross the line when your ratings are mediocre or subpar. You can only pull it off when you have huge popular support.
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September 17, 2025
Why doesn't this surprise me?
This will not end well for @YouTubeCreators @YouTube
Stream was cut off and deleted as Matt Walsh was discussing trans violence. https://t.co/DRwFGnmPkm
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Conservative Treehouse gives more info on Arctic Frost, the highly illegal program by the FBI to suppress political dissent.
Do read it all.
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knowing facts and understanding what they mean are two different things.
Final Jeopardy Implies Abraham Lincoln was a Marxist: Ken Jennings is Historically Stupid
Lincoln had his faults but he always championed private businesses.
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This court has to know they will be overturned on appeal, but they are doing this because NOW is a critical point in the recovery and they need to keep someone in power who will undercut Trump's program. There is an upcoming vote on cutting interest rates and this court stopped ;her firing so she can remain at the Fed and stop a cut that will help the economy and thus help the Administration.
Appeals court says Lisa Cook can stay on the Federal Reserve board — for now
Note the PBS article calls the mortgage fraud allegation against Cook (and others like Letitia James) "unproven" even though there is a paper trail. They keep pointing to a political ally of Trumps but never to the actual evidence presented by Fannie and Freddie head Bill Pulte. It's the evidence that is damning, so they just ignore it and say "alleged" and make it sound like a conspiracy. It's clearly not; there is cause.
Two of the three judges on the panel agreed with one dissent. The two judges in the majority haed both been appointed by Joe Biden.
The Trump Administration is appealing this to the Supreme Court.
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When I was a young man I had many an adventure in drinking establishments. One time I and some friends went to a nightclub and did shots of Wild Turkey. Wild Turkey never agreed with me and I went into the bathroom where I promptly hurled in the toilet. A man was in there looking at me funny "are you o.k." I told him "yes, my stomach was a little upset that's all" and he left. When I came out of the bathroom I was met by the man and two big goons, bouncers for the place.
They barked orders "you're leaving - NOW!" I tried to explain I had to find my friends as I hadn't been the one to drive and they subsequently grabbed me and bodily began tossing me out of the place.
Now,this nightclub had just been in the news for bad behavior by the bouncers; they had gotten into a fight with several of the football Cardinals (who were still in St. Louis then) and so these were some out-of-control thugs. The manager, fearing a lawsuit, came to diffuse the situation. He was a bit more polite, but still wanted me out without finding my friends so I could leave.
I told them man "you had better rein in your goons" and at that point one of said goons grabbed me by the shirt and slammed me up against the wall with this little gem:
"WHO YOU CALLING A GOON!"
I simply said "I rest my case" and the manager made the hooligan let me go.
When I read this essay that's what I thought about.
The Left assaults us, abuses and bullies us, and then calls us the bullies and "violent". I rest my case.The Morning Briefing: Dems Are Lucky We're Not Violent About Them Calling Us Violent
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Tell us what you REALLY think of Adam Schiff, Kash!
"I'm not surprised that you continue to lie from your perch and put on a show so you can go raise money for your charade. You are a political buffoon at best.
This was in response to an attack by Schiff on Patel over the move of Ghislaine Maxwell to a lower security prison. Patel said that was a decision by the Bureau of Prisons and the FBI had no hand in it. Schiff called Patel a liar in response, saying Patel believed the American People (meaning he and his cronies in the Democratic Party) were "stupid".
Frankly I don't think Patel went far enough. But then, after a certain point, words fail. Schiff has pretty much reached that point; you can't insult him enough with the words available. We need to invent a whole new nomenklature.
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