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| Biography: | “You don’t create a wild fantasy about your leader being a covert genius unless you understand that to most people, he looks like something quite different.” |
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re: FBI had 14 informants on Biden corruption but ran secret op to dismiss evidence as disinfo
Posted by TBoy on 8/12/26 at 10:36 am to Auburn1968
Another "look at Biden" distraction.
How many agents are investigating the Trump family corruption going on right in front of us?
How many agents are investigating the Trump family corruption going on right in front of us?
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John is very smart, and I can testify that a few years ago he did not speak like he does today ( like Minnie Pearl)..
True.
When he was Treasurer, I suggested to him that he should run for Governor. He acted like he didn't want the job, and I guess he was being straight, because he didn't do it. At that time there was none of the Foghorn Leghorn affectation.
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You mean like what we have to do to get groceries? You city people are dumb as frick.
I am not surprised that you are willing to fight reality because the world is a mystery to you.
Perhaps you can explain why the republicans are not actually committed to passing the Save Act? What is your "reality"?
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Rural folks are not as dumb nor as poor as a classist such as yourself make them out to be since they all have RealID now.
I don't think that rural people are dumb. However, it is an objective fact that rural people may have to travel farther and spend more effort to obtain primary citizenship documentation required by the SAVE Act. Millions of Americans don't have any need for a passport. Millions of Americans have no need to have ready a certified copy of their birth certificate. Millions of American women who get married and take the surname of their husbands have never gone through the trouble of getting a new birth certificate issued with their married name.
Of course everyone can get primary documentation. But for most people, they just don't need it. For many, they have no idea how to get it. If they live in rural areas, there are fewer government offices and offices are typically farther away than for people who live in larger towns or cities.
It is easy to imagine that all of your tribe will overcome all of the obstacles and that the roadblocks will only block democrats from voting. That would be a foolish assumption.
If republican leadership were certain that the Save Act would not prevent millions of republicans from voting, it would already be law.
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You say some of the dumbest shite
The world must be such a mystery to you. You can’t figure anything out, so you lash out at others on the internet. So brave.
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How
You want to run around this exact same bush for the hundredth time? Look it up yourself. It has to do with rural voters (majority republicans) being less likely to have passports or original birth certificates, i.e., less likely to be able to prove citizenship as required by the Act.
Republicans don’t want to pass the SAVE Act. They know it will impact republican voters as much or more than democratic voters.
re: The History of Iranian Terrorism
Posted by TBoy on 8/10/26 at 4:21 am to WKUHilltopper
Perhaps begin with wikipedia. When reading the open source article, keep in mind that the repeated use of “alleged” is because Iranians can edit the article too. There ain’t no “allegedly” about it.
From there, many good books have been written.
From there, many good books have been written.
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Please note that exactly none of these people have given a reason why anyone should vote for talarico, but are leaning heavily on “hope and change” and “Paxton is corrupt” boiler plate bullshìt.
How about this. “Vote against the crook, it’s important.”
Paxton is profoundly corrupt. This one could go either way.
re: Do you think the process to getting a driver’s license in the US is too easily attained?
Posted by TBoy on 8/9/26 at 7:35 am to Mike da Tigah
Motorcycle training is available, just like regular drivers education.
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It was high idiocy to start this war and it will ultimately be Trump's (negative) legacy.
At least we can thank God that Hegseth is testing the testosterone levels of enlisted military personnel.
re: UFO files tranche 3
Posted by TBoy on 8/8/26 at 10:44 am to theballguy
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Since I lived there during that time, I can assure you that this never happened.
That looks like a parachute.
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Obviously you are to much of a neophyte to be faced with how stupid of a comment you had. Putz
Typical right winger tantrum. You forgot to say something referencing gay sex and “Biden crime family.”
I get that yall hate the fact that we have a constitution that sometimes limits the impulses of your dear leader. Perhaps instead of lashing out at the constitution, reality, and me, perhaps you should not put so much of your emotional stability into propping up Trump. Trump is impulsive and corrupt. He is not the star you should follow.
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So, if I'm born on Mars would that make me a Martian?
Yes, of course it would. Just like Elon Musk, born in South Africa, is an African.
re: Trump signs executive orders putting massive restrictions on birthright citizenship
Posted by TBoy on 8/7/26 at 4:12 pm to Icansee4miles
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Put your money where your mouth is fig. Take some of these families and babies into your home if you think they belong here.
I have four birth right citizens in my home already.
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I would have moved heaven and earth to give my son the best education he could have gotten.
Exactly how I live my life. My parents paid for all of us to have a four year degree. Beyond that was on us.
I have gotten all of my children through undergrad college debt free. Same deal.
The only difference is that I went to LSU when tuition was less than $1,000. All but one of my kids went to selective private colleges out of state.
But that was my promise to myself. I was going to make that happen even if I had to eat cat food.
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What if the parents want the baby to go with them?
Then the baby goes with them.
This is not complicated.
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They are born it the U.S. but then raised in China as a communist only to return to the U.S. as a citizen to vote to instill their communist raising.
Well, sounds like you have the plot for your first novel.
How many Chinese can you identify that were born in the U.S., raised in China, and are now back in the U.S. fomenting a Chinese controlled U.S. revolution? (Hint: zero)
Yes, that is what N is for.
re: Why kids don’t ride motorcycles anymore
Posted by TBoy on 8/7/26 at 8:58 am to Mike da Tigah
There must be a dozen kids in my neighborhood riding electric motorbikes all the freaking time. And there is one family, the kids ride dirt bikes all over the hood.
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So you explain to me, if the baby's parents are deported because they are illegal, then who takes care of the baby? Social Services?
If the baby stays when the parents are deported, yes, the citizen would have to be placed in state custody until a permanent home is found with a relative or someone else.
No different than if the child’s parents were killed in a car accident.
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