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Mornin’ y’all!
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This should be the legacy of the last CEO, but I’m not sure he was there long enough for anyone to even remember his name. What a sad state of affairs for what was once a giant in the industry. Much like many other corporations who have followed the same path.
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Mornin’ Wee!
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Mornin’ Stella!
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Good mornin’, Miss Wee! Come to think of it, maybe those two will be the lucky ones. Wonder how many times they’ll vote this fall? Coffee’s ready!
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Morning everyone.
Iām willing to risk it!
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Oh fer gawdsake….. Mornin’ Menage!
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Mornin’ Menagerie! Ridiculous.
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Good mornin’, Miss Stella! Function over form this morning. Enjoy the day, y’all!
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Good mornin’, Menage! I know that you really like your students again this year, so just make sure you’ve got plenty of coffee to enjoy your day. After school is the problem when you turn on the news and get shiite like this.
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I never turn on the news T! It brings on what we Catholics call a near occasion of sin!
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Glad to help.
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Good mornin’, kids! While I didn’t watch the big reveal last night, I saw enough comments to get the impression that it didn’t quite lock the thing down for these numb-n*ts. Guess we better gird our loins for more fun and frivolity today. There was a siting of Brain-Freeze Brandon yesterday at some beach in DE, and he just sat in one place most of the day. Hopefully he’ll be taking another week off. Coffee up, y’all. We gonna need it
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Mornin’ and gracias, T! Friday…. I am breathless with anticipation – or is that feeling dread??
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That’s a shot of the good ol’ days right there. Only thing missing is the 1911. I’m a-feared to answer your rhetorical question, ma’am.
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I’m pretty confident that most on these pages lean a certain way with regards to certain social issues. Well, we’ve been hearing rumblings about certain folks in that movement who are now not going to support Trump because he’s not “pure” in his support for their cause. They better watch out what they wish for. Here’s a hard dose of reality for them.
Pro-lifers who withold their votes from Trump will learn the hard way how badly that will backfire – American Thinker
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Good one!
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Iād like to go deeper. This is the bottom line, for any person, especially pro life voters. However, thereās more. I consider myself a one issue vote to a great extent. Abortion is not all that matters, but if a person is a passionate pro abortion supporter, or a Democrat, I will not ever vote for them.
As we discussed yesterday, T, there are moments when President Trump should have sense enough to stop talking.
Point 1. I think Trump is trying to position himself to get more votes from potential swing voters, and he may get some. People tend to be passionate either one way or another.
I see this as Budweiser scenario. I canāt for the life of me see why he sees much potential here.
Point 2. I think those not really involved in the pro life movement, not Catholic or Evangelical (broad brush here, and apologies to all other pro lifers) fail to understand the depth of dissatisfaction and resolve of pro lifers, and the potential number of them and ramifications. And they are enraged right now, and feeling quite betrayed.
These people are workers. They are passionate, and they will go every mile to get pro life people of influence in key positions, including political office. They can be counted on to do the dirty work, raise money, get out the vote, man phones, whatever.
Point 3. The IVF is a BFD. Frankly, Iām outraged. There are, according to several quick searches, about 1.5 million frozen embryos in this country. Babies in limbo whose lives are of no import to those who seek parenthood at any cost. For Trump to suggest that this should be paid for by insurance or the government, is just about hitting my red line, and I know the consequences of not voting for him.
I think I speak plainly here for us pragmatic pro life Catholic Christians. Bottom line, short of my stated red line I wonāt cross, is which vote is going to be the best I can do for the pre-born lives at stake.
Thatās a clear vote for President Trump in my book.
Butā¦itās a big, huge but. Iāll only maintain that support until a politician crosses the line that takes me into a state of mortal sin because I would be giving material support to a great evil, and also creating scandal by not standing clearly in opposition.
IVF is a terrible attack on human life. Itās a travesty that is a very big deal to me, and many, many other voters.
Why should I be expected to subsidize such an inherently evil practice?
President Trump just needs to back off here, and stop. Heās in a hole. Stop digging!
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His biggest problem is that he doesn’t know when to shut up. That may well be his Achilles Heel. I’m not a woman, but I am a father and grandfather, so my perspective may differ around the edges. I’m not going to get into the weeds, but I will put it this way…….I will never vote for anyone who believes in abortion on demand any time any place. I’m not going to be the biggest fan of someone who may be trying to thread a needle, but by not voting for the one threading the needle, that is the same (in my book) as voting for the one who wants a free-for-all. Don’t bypass good, if great isn’t there. Something like that.
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Some comments from one poor sap who sat through the “hour-long”, 18 minute interview. I saw another article about the bookies changing their tune rather quickly as well.
Kamala finally submits to an ‘interview’ā¦ and it should be the end of her campaign – American Thinker
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Dayum! That’s funny right there! I snorted a little bit!
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LOL
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I’m pretty sure that we all knew that “carbon credits” was a scam from the get-go, but apparently the Fish-wrapper of record has recently found that out as well. Makes me wonder what is going on. Far too many recent revelations by WaPo, Zuck, and others for it to be a co-inky-dink. I think it’s a head-fake.
Carbon offsets have always been just another global warming scam – American Thinker
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It’s bad when the See-Enn-Enn “fact-checkers” call Cackles on her Bee-Ess!
CNN fact-checker isn’t buying Kamala Harris’ explanation of evolving stance on key issue (msn.com)
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National Beach Day – sounds right for August
National Toasted Marshmallow Day – did you know Mallowmars are just untoasted Sāmores.
National Grief Awareness Day
National College Colors Day – my college colors were yellow and green.
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Mornin’ Czarina!
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Afternoon All. Cool and sunny here. Not much news from up here. Hope you all have a nice day.
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Afternoon Mom!
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