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They dont want conservative politics


Neither does the current administration.
JJ is a better coach than alot of people thought he would be.
They don't live in Houston. They live in the burbs. What is the racial make up of the Houston city council (hint... no Arabic spoken)? And an old white man was just elected less than a year ago over (deceased) Sheila Jackson Lee. But yall go on with your panic.

re: More Bad News For Maga

Posted by MSMHater on 11/5/25 at 8:36 am to
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Translation: I don’t actually have a coherent point, so here’s some edgy middle-school name-calling to cover the void. Shocker.


Seems like a perfect fit over here.
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urge all of the young couples that I encounter NOT to wait. The rest will fall into place, and much sooner with the tailwind of children at home pushing one to succeed.


Poli board yesterday = frick all those lazy SNAP recipients. Keep the govt and these benefits shut down forever. People shouldn't be so irresponsible.

Poli board today = Make more republican SNAP recipients! Quick! Before it's too late!

Never change, fellas.
A tariff on what? Their income? Assets? He's talking out of his arse.
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Not sure why economists are for spending American tax dollars to develop the economies of rural and other underdeveloped parts of the country but against using tariffs paid in large part by foreigners to do the same thing.


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Bank of America estimates that consumers are paying 50%-70% of tariff costs so far, with companies covering the rest. 
Societies producers have been stuck in the tsa line at IAH for going on 3 hours now.
Hit a chick in the face with a beer pitcher.
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We are, however, taking military action against drug cartels sheltered by other countries.


This round of the war on drugs will surely go better than our efforts over the last 40 years.
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He can only charge a “reasonable fee” for delivering the results to you, assuming you jsut want access to the results and not his interpretation and consultation

A reasonable fee would be like $10

ETA: it appears Texas law is $6.50 for electronic access


I've run medical offices for 15 years in TX. This is the most accurate answer posted.
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mostly a gathering of the bored and unemployed more than anything else.


Interesting observation for a Saturday protest.
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Prior to 2015 it was to discuss political topics with people who had similar and dissimilar views. Since 2015, it has been to kiss Trump's arse and make fun of liberals.

:hesrightyouknow:
Lol, chicken said keep your political shite on the angry old man board.
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Downvotes showing we have a bunch of cucked libs on the OT.


90% of this entire board is right wing. Maybe it's the messenger?
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Sounds like you need to read the last two weeks of PT to get caught up dude.


The always reliable and well sourced poli board news. Sponsored and owned by X. Catch up on it, bro. So you to can know what's going on.
Just wanted to say I'm thrilled to be your 250th downvote. Loser.
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Society has hit rock bottom correlating with mass acceptance of marijuana



Similar correlation map as circumcision and autism.

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Yes. Most people keep six months to a year of runway in case of the unexpected.


:rotflmao:

re: Manufactured Outrage

Posted by MSMHater on 10/5/25 at 1:12 pm to
Nice job manufacturing outrage, OP! With a pretty simple question to. :lol: