People keep telling me to buy a bidet, and that you can never go back. I live in the mountains with well water. There isn’t enough convenience in the world to spray my tenders with glacier meltwater. o.o
I’ll let me get political this once.
When Trump finished his first term, gas prices were lower than I’d seen in over a decade. Joe Biden ran on shutting down drilling, and even said in his speeches that it would be hard on Americans’ wallets. Prices went up.
I watched at least a dozen videos of polling places where Democrat ballot counters did illegal things to prevent the public from watching them count ballots. That’s a crime. I read the news articles where state courts claimed that the outcome of a federal election didn’t impact people in states other than the state where the “supposed” ballot fraud occurred, and blocked discovery.
Biden won in a landslide despite the number of times he insulted people on camera, forgot their names on camera, stumbled and fell on camera, read the “no read” section of the teleprompter on camera, verbally mumbled gibberish on camera, had any number of accusations from women who felt their personal space violated, and had a son accused of committing monetary and federal crimes in another country but was never actually prosecuted for them.
But after four years of that, Trump won with almost the same number of votes, but Kamala had far fewer than Biden had, coincidentally right after Biden passed on the presidency. Trump won despite the number of times he was accused of r@p3, then acquitted. Trump won despite having a record three impeachments led by people who ran for public office promising to impeach Trump for whatever they could make up and make stick. The Steele dossier was proved false in court, paid for by Hillary Clinton’s campaign in 2014. The claims that Trump was Putin’s puppet should have evaporated the first time Trump launched a series of warning missiles at Russia.
Do I like Trump? Not really, but he tells the truth, apparently. He covered most of his campaign promises (though there’s a few I wish he’d gotten to faster, or at all.) He’s too blunt and conceited to cover things up. Did that make him a good president? Maybe not, but at least he seemed honest. Does he think he’s doing the right thing? Hard to say, but his opponents only stopped calling him a Nazi when Graham Platner ran for office in Maine after showing off his Nazi concentration-guard tat he got while stationed in Germany.
Somebody spent a whole lot of time and taxpayer money gunning for Trump at every turn, and the news covered it endlessly. What if they’d just tried to ignore him? What if they’d quietly let his outrageous tweets slide a bit, not made everything he said into a hate crime against someone? News companies claimed Trump wanted to be in the news, but they put him there 24/7. If he’d had an uneventful first campaign, and an underwhelming radicalization in his favor, he might have been a one-term President. Instead, they always come at him swinging, and created the appearance of two virulent sides to the conversation. Was he a good President? Maybe.
Is our country better off? Heck, no, because Obama, and Hillary, and Biden, and Kamala excelled in giving us-vs-them speeches. We are divided as heck, and one side is always doing the swinging, while the other holds back and loses battles to keep a “moral high ground.” But there’s only so long some people can be called an enemy before they think like one. And we need to stop this asanine bickering before we have another Civil War.
Or toilet paper, we saw this first hand last year.
It was hilarious to see pix of people at Costco with shopping carts full of TP.
In a little over 13 years you will find out.
You’ll see how terrible people can *really* be when the pandemic hits.
We’re working from home, there’s a shower right next to my toilet, better go buy out ALL the TP. People are SO EFFING STUPID.
Bidet to you as well, madam.
People keep telling me to buy a bidet, and that you can never go back. I live in the mountains with well water. There isn’t enough convenience in the world to spray my tenders with glacier meltwater. o.o
Toilet paper! Or in my store, kcups.
People are even worse when it’s essentials
Just make the food or medicine a government conspiracy to track you and then nobody will want it.
We found out in 2022 when Sleepy Joe wrecked the economy.
You mean the economy left in shambles after a pandemic and Trumpet’s god awful politics?
Speaking of wrecking the economy, how’re the tariffs treating you?
Don’t you mean when President Biden rescued the economy?
He definitely does not mean that!
Jerry, shouldn’t you be attempting to surgically extract Zucchini Head’s zucchini head out of your rectal cavity?
I’ll let me get political this once.
When Trump finished his first term, gas prices were lower than I’d seen in over a decade. Joe Biden ran on shutting down drilling, and even said in his speeches that it would be hard on Americans’ wallets. Prices went up.
I watched at least a dozen videos of polling places where Democrat ballot counters did illegal things to prevent the public from watching them count ballots. That’s a crime. I read the news articles where state courts claimed that the outcome of a federal election didn’t impact people in states other than the state where the “supposed” ballot fraud occurred, and blocked discovery.
Biden won in a landslide despite the number of times he insulted people on camera, forgot their names on camera, stumbled and fell on camera, read the “no read” section of the teleprompter on camera, verbally mumbled gibberish on camera, had any number of accusations from women who felt their personal space violated, and had a son accused of committing monetary and federal crimes in another country but was never actually prosecuted for them.
But after four years of that, Trump won with almost the same number of votes, but Kamala had far fewer than Biden had, coincidentally right after Biden passed on the presidency. Trump won despite the number of times he was accused of r@p3, then acquitted. Trump won despite having a record three impeachments led by people who ran for public office promising to impeach Trump for whatever they could make up and make stick. The Steele dossier was proved false in court, paid for by Hillary Clinton’s campaign in 2014. The claims that Trump was Putin’s puppet should have evaporated the first time Trump launched a series of warning missiles at Russia.
Do I like Trump? Not really, but he tells the truth, apparently. He covered most of his campaign promises (though there’s a few I wish he’d gotten to faster, or at all.) He’s too blunt and conceited to cover things up. Did that make him a good president? Maybe not, but at least he seemed honest. Does he think he’s doing the right thing? Hard to say, but his opponents only stopped calling him a Nazi when Graham Platner ran for office in Maine after showing off his Nazi concentration-guard tat he got while stationed in Germany.
Somebody spent a whole lot of time and taxpayer money gunning for Trump at every turn, and the news covered it endlessly. What if they’d just tried to ignore him? What if they’d quietly let his outrageous tweets slide a bit, not made everything he said into a hate crime against someone? News companies claimed Trump wanted to be in the news, but they put him there 24/7. If he’d had an uneventful first campaign, and an underwhelming radicalization in his favor, he might have been a one-term President. Instead, they always come at him swinging, and created the appearance of two virulent sides to the conversation. Was he a good President? Maybe.
Is our country better off? Heck, no, because Obama, and Hillary, and Biden, and Kamala excelled in giving us-vs-them speeches. We are divided as heck, and one side is always doing the swinging, while the other holds back and loses battles to keep a “moral high ground.” But there’s only so long some people can be called an enemy before they think like one. And we need to stop this asanine bickering before we have another Civil War.
Bwahahaha!
This is what happens when you don’t watch the news and get all your current affairs information from Facebook and Cutter.
Stay in school, kids
Xitter. Damn autocorrect