(Source. Found via Gab.ai.) —–
Author: Claire
Well, that was fun. While you can’t exactly say the good guy won last night, politics-wise (Trump acolytes on Gab.ai are already planning the wall building and the roundup of my former neighbors from the old flatlands house and we’re likely to see tired authoritarian hacks like Guiliani, Gingrich, and Christie — ick — in power), the bad guys certainly got a giant punch in their snooty, elitist, entitled noses. And “the people” sure spoke loud and clear, even if millions don’t grok how poorly their message will ultimately be received. I’m dealing with some medical stuff right now (nothing…
Well, we’ve survived to The Day despite being pelted with toxic muck for lo these many months. And we’ll survive, and even manage to thrive, no matter whether cat poop or gravel wins the presidential race. We are in peril no matter what happens, but despite the hysterical claims, this will probably not turn out to be the most important election in our lifetimes (H/T BSC). Well, unless Hillary wins, gets drunk, and goes nuclear. But chances are if she does become Madame President (as Newsweek so handily proclaimed) she’ll be too preoccupied fending off impeachment and indictment to do…
Died this morning, says NPR, in an article full of pro-state twists and lies. “‘Oh, so THIS is what it felt like for all those women & children to burn alive in Waco’ – #JanetReno in hell” — says Gab.ai poster Blue Vino. Which is more the truth than NPR will ever manage.
‘Cause Comey says Hillary is still a-okay with him. Nothing to see, folks. Move along. —–
- That store loyalty cards are disloyal to your privacy and your freedom.
- That, if you must have such cards, you should get them under a fake name and address.
- That, if you must have such cards, you should cheerfully and frequently trade them with friends who live in other parts of the country.
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… two days in November.
I am not a Trump supporter. But this is an awesome “closing” ad and it’s going to get huge play in the next few days, in the traditional media as well as online.