TexasTiger86

I am actually leaning more toward this could be plausible based solely on the information provided on the International Women's Day website. I also think the origins of this beyond the date are interesting.

1909- the first National Woman's Day was observed in the US, and it was started by the Socialist Party of America.
1910- Clara Zetkin of Germany proposed the idea of an international women's day. Clara Zetkin was a communist and part of the Communist Party of Germany.
1917- Russian women began to strike on February 23 on the Julian calendar but this is actually March 8 in the Gregorian calendar. The February Revolution in Russia began on the same day.

Before this, it didn't appear that women's days were celebrated on a particular day. For example:
-In America, from 1909 to 1913, it was celebrated on the last Sunday of February
-in 1911 Austria, Denmark, Germany, and Switzerland held it for the first time on March 19
-In 1913, Russia celebrated it on February 23
-In 1914, a march was held in London on March 8

There didn't appear to be a cohesive date for celebrating International Women's Day, so why did they choose March 8? I think its interesting that the IWD history actually goes into detail about the difference between the Julian and Gregorian calendar when describing their role in the revolution. However, based on the information provided on the website, it isn't clear why this date was chosen. By the way, I included a link to their website so you can see for yourself.

International Women's Day History

Jamie Lee Curtis is playing Patricia Tannis and Gina Gershon is playing Mad Moxxie.

I genuinely don’t know what they were thinking with the casting. They missed the mark on Lilith, Tannis and Moxxie by like 20+ years.

When is Ron going to work on repealing Florida's bump stock ban? He wasn't in office when it was voted on and implemented so he obviously shouldn't get the blame for it.
However, has he done anything to repeal it? He called for repealing the federal bump stock ban, but it doesn't seem like he has tried to repeal the Florida one. Why would you trust him to repeal the Federal one when he hasn't done it in Florida with a supermajority?

She was hired as the US Ambassador to the UN, not Secretary of State.

It didn’t prove anything. They showed all of this wide angle footing to prove that the Hamas rockets were shot down but didn’t include the same wide angle shots to prove it was Israel. Why not? Probably because it would prove that it was Hamas.

The CARES Act passed 96-0 in the Senate and 419-6 in the House. Vetoing a bill that passed with those numbers would have been insane.

Is there any way to stream the other things that are going on?

California is crazy for a lot of their ideas but this is not of them. This isn’t even a new idea. Direct water reuse plants have been installed in a lot of places around the world that have water scarcity issues. The oldest direct potable water reuse plant was built in the 1960s in Namibia.

El Paso is starting construction this year on a purification plant that will turn wastewater into potable water.

You were the same person who was praising the Florida GOP for requiring a loyalty pledge less than a week ago. Now loyalty is a bad thing because they are loyal to Trump?

Im pretty sure he flipped a chair running out of the room haha