Okay party's over, you people have started talking crazy. Karl Rove said the Republicans had a permanent majority in 2000. 8yrs later Barack swept in with a super majority in both houses. Then democrats started saying "demography is destiny" and 2yrs we had the biggest wave
'History' is in the eye of the beholder. In 1903 when this took place there were between 1m-2.5m slaves in the Sokoto caliphate. To put that in perspective, in the 400yrs of the transatlantic slave trade it's estimated that about 1.5m Nigerians were taken. 25-50% of Kano was made
up enslaved people. If you are Nupe, Junkun, Tiv and other middle belt tribes the fulani use to raid for slaves, this was independence day. Ignore the rest of us lamenting about colonialism one thing two thing. Or else to this day you might be walking to your house and one man on
It's a tantrum. He does this all the time when he feels humiliated. Luckily we have the noble people of the Democrat congress to check him this time right?
A year ago, 6 month ago, I'd have been very worried. This is just him bluffing with a weak hand. There is nothing significant he's going to do the next 2yrs.
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Lmaooooo the man in the back in the hoodie CANNOT believe this eyes lmaooo
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Governor-elect Amy Acton (D-OH) says she has “no intention of speaking” to her Republican opponent, Vivek Ramaswamy, after his campaign ran a controversial ad that featured her estranged mother: “Leaders’ words matter and we need to hold folks accountable.”
First on CBS Mornings, Governor-elect Acton also shares about her mission to bring “public service, unity and decency” to her state and her position on AI data centers: “We’re open for business, but we’re not for sale and we’re not to be exploited.”
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Marco Rubio: "For years to come, there are many people on the right...that are going to be having to explain and justify how they fell into this trap of supporting Donald Trump because this is not going to end well.” (2016)
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Joe Biden is a deeply devout, lifelong Roman Catholic who regularly attends Mass and frequently references his faith as his moral compass.
As only the second Catholic president in US history, he's known for carrying his late son’s rosary and quoting scripture to guide his politics at every turn. He didn't do this to win the presidency; he's done it for decades & has done this after his presidency.
Yet these same Christian nationalists did not consider him Christian enough. They were celebrating with "Christ is now in the White House" when the country elected a man who campaigned with several sexual assault charges behind him & had never shown any sign of religious devotion, and even reelected him after years of racism, bigotry, sexism & a criminal conviction.
It has never been about being Christ-like; it's all about weaponising religious politics. It is about using religion as a tool for white identity politics & exclusion, rather than a blueprint for personal character.
What has ever been Christian about Trump?
Sounds good on the surface until you think about it. There are much cheaper and convenient ways to take care of all of that. Just say you like having people around.
Josh Okogie says having an entourage in the NBA is needed and thinks people misunderstand why so many NBA players have their friends live with them because they can be on the road for weeks at a time, their schedules are public, so people can literally know their house is empty and when to rob them
“I had my homies living with me. They had the dogs, they packed the house up, and they were people I had there that helped me out with that type of stuff. You need that, though.”
“There are so many things. In the NFL, it’s easier to have a normal life because you don’t leave the house that often. Whatever city you’re in, you live there. If I was on the Atlanta Falcons, I’m only leaving the house maybe Wednesday for a Thursday night game, Sunday for a Monday night game, or Saturday for a Sunday game. Then after the game, I’m flying back home. If I have two home games in a row, I’m probably home for three weeks without leaving.”
“But in the NBA, we’ll leave for two weeks, come back, leave again. And just from a safety perspective, the thing people don’t understand is our schedules are public. People know when you’re not home. People can rob your house and see, ‘Oh, I don’t know when he comes back home. I see him on TV.’ They’ll rob your house while they’re watching you on TV.”
“So people don’t understand that you need that support. Like I said, I have dogs. You still need the dogs walked, and you don’t want to give your dogs to boarding companies because you don’t know what they’re doing with your dogs.”
“And if I’m doing something at my house but I’m not home, they can help me out and facilitate everything. Also, after a long game, because we play a lot of games, sometimes you just need somebody to talk to. You need to go grab some wine. Your homies are right there the whole season.”
“Some of them will fly home and come through. Parents will fly in. If you’re playing on a championship team, you’re in your market from September to June. That’s nine months. So you need somebody to be able to chop it up with through the ups and downs of every season and kind of help you navigate the season as well.”
I don't believe the story but if it is it will just show how stupid the Democrats are. Why would you want to remove a very unpopular and erratic president and give his deputy 2yrs to show he's competent enough to beat you at the next election?
