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Worst is Mississippi.
Second worst is Louisiana.
Third worst is Alabama.
Some interesting things I learned about John Thune.

He was born in 1961, was a high school athlete, played college basketball at Biola University in CA, graduated with a BA in business, then went on to get his MBA.

Then, doing nothing of really any consequence or achieving literally anything, he became an aide to US senator James Abdnor from 1985-1987. He was the Railroad Director of SD from 1991-1993. He was then the director of the SD Municipal League from 1993-1996.

And he's been in Congress since 1996. First as a Rep until 2003 and a Senator ever since.

He's been at the trough too long. He doesn't know how to do anything in the real world/private sector but he's somehow qualified to NOT be able to pass legislation that is practically being demanded from the people.

It's time for a new senator, South Dakotians. Make SD Great Again. I'm not sure what he will do afterwards, seeing how he's never really done anything before. But I'm sure he'll manage.
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The way they throw around facist is a bad as the N word.



The term "fascist" means nothing nowadays. They've beaten it into just regular, senseless, random terminology.
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Why the Frick does ESPN spell Turkey Türkiye


I saw it, and immediately assumed it was ESPN's leftist crybabies pandering like they so love to do. Just a further reminder that they're pretty vulnerable if anybody wants to make a run at the worldwide leader.
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Sen. Lisa Rochester (DE, D) asked a simple question: "Where has socialism ever worked?"



And just like that, they're gonna throw this broad over the side.
At this point, I have to think there's people who are in charge of her who are actively steering her into this. There's really no other explanation.

Just curious, is it medically possible to remove those eyebrow and face tats? Like - is there any chance she could ever have again at just being a normal person?
His political party is "engagement", meaning he will say anything to get people talking about him.
Say "this is a company card. No can do."
It's going to take citizens rising up against the governments in Europe. The state is overwhelmed there and in my opinion, has never been weaker than they are right now. The power they have over their citizens is razor thin.

I don't know what country will get it first, but there will eventually be riots in Berlin, London, Paris, Madrid, or Rome. Take it to the bank.
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Tucker Carlson Excoriates Trump: ‘Shut Up, B*tch! I Don’t Take You Seriously’


Tucker has moved into Candace-Land. You need to let him go. It's time to stop reposting.
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I challenge anyone here to find a well adjusted trans person



There is none. It is a mental illness and I will die on that fricking hill.
An interesting thought I had... If "engagement" is what moves the needle for people like Tucker, how long until it moves the needle for people like Byron Donalds? Tucker has changed from a logical person who thinks and crafts topics and responses into just getting engagement, reposts, comments, likes, etc. He doesn't actually give a frick about anything anymore. He's a robot. What do we do when politicians start working that stat more than actually helping their constituents?
I'd personally like NYC to go as left as is humanly possible. If for anything, just to see what happens. Just keep raising taxes. Then raise them some more.
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The cancer of socialism/communism spreads. It's like being trapped in an apocryphal nightmare.



Honestly, I'd say it's pretty contained to NYC. And it's a perfect place for this. It's a sociological experiment and I'm extremely excited to see how it all pans out for them.
These people are insufferable, but they choose to be. There's nothing you can do about them. They're lost.
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Most everyone here knows one of the most common and documented side effects of the COVID jab is Myocarditis.


If Elon had never bought twitter, there's probably an alternative timeline in the multiverse where you could have ended up in jail over even saying something like that on the internet. Let's not forget that.
With the ability to share nearly every incident like this that ever happens, the world is going to grow more and more exhausted and it will eventually be impossible to stave it off. It's likely the end stage of the civil rights movement, which will finally force the affected class to self-police. I don't know how it's possible for this not to happen. Even the biggest tofu eating, liberal white woman will see this kind of stuff at clips they cannot deny, and though they will hate that they think this way, will internally think "Yeah, I definitely won't be going THERE."
I’m 48 and been here since ‘07. I think there’s a lot of that demo here.

re: Microdosing & Psilocybin

Posted by Giantkiller on 6/22/26 at 8:21 pm to
I don’t drink and have been on Prozac for anxiety and depression and hated it. I’ve heard a lot about this avenue. But where do you get these? They’re not exactly on the shelf at Total Wine.
Something happens to these people when they leave legitimate organizations and then move into the "engagement realm". The only thing Tucker cares about now is retweets, likes, dislikes, ragebait posters, and going viral. His point of view is related to moving these needles - nothing more, nothing less.

He, like his former legit counterparts, have become the National Enquirer. He may say something you like and you'll "like" it. But when he says something you don't like, and you start firing up the "TUCKER - YOU'RE A frickING IDIOT BECAUSE blah blah blah..." well, he REALLY likes that more.
I've been pretty interested in watching Europe's response to their migrant situations. I know that Angela Markel really got the ball rolling in the mid 2010's by letting every shitbag imaginable into Germany with little to no opposition. Since then, it's been pretty fascinating watching the rest of Europe at first follow suit, then be essentially overrun, and now slowly coming to terms on how to deal with it.

AfD in Germany, Reform UK in England, National Rally in France... all of these groups have essentially had enough. And the drums have been beating really since Trump's 2024 campaign and win.

My question really is this: What does it take to win elections there? How is Labour still in power in the UK after seeing how absolutely fricked it is over there between England, Scotland and Ireland. Belfast was burning to the ground over there.

If people are fed up with Labour, why is Nigel Farage not PM? Why is Reform UK not in power yet?