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When do you figure that the people who fund NYC finally grow tired of this?



They are growing tired of this and moving out of NYC. That's the problem. Remember when Governor Hochul laughed at New Yorkers for moving out of the state/city and saying they don't have "New York values." She actually told them not to return. It wasn't too long before she changed her tune and tried to guilt them into returning.
I don't know, but they have focused so much on hating Trump they let the literal enemy in through the backdoor.
Wow. That will really solve any housing shortage. :rolleyes:
President of what? The Baker High School Alumni Association? :lol:

Girls were girls and men were men and freaks were in circus tents. :cheers:

The funny thing about that song is I highly doubt Archie or Edith's working class families could have afforded a LaSalle automobile. :lol:
I didn't realize Hoover died in 1964...after JFK.

Three presidents died on July 4: Thomas Jefferson and John Adams - 7/4/1826, and James Monroe - 7/4/1831.
Did the defeated man return with a gun and kill the manager?
The Who
Santana
Sha Na Na
Jefferson Airplane - sort of. Saw Jefferson Starship.

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Alvin Lee


I'm jealous. Did you see Ten Years After, Ten Years Later, or just Alvin Lee. He's one of my favorite guitarists.

1996-2020. USNR, LSC(AW). NCHB-13, VR-54, 20th Seabee Readiness Group, NSA Bahrain, SIMA Pascagoula.
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"I saw that from the air and from the ground and went back and did what we could to help those folks down there," King said of his visit New Orleans. "But here's what FEMA tells me: 'We go to a place like New Orleans and everybody's looking around saying, who's gonna help me, who's gonna help me?'"



Did this Iowa representative go to Lake Charles after Rita? He would have seen a different story.
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frick Chaz Ramsey.


Didn't karma take care of this salty little bitch?
Glen Dorsey’s #72 needs to be in the conversation.
I don't know if this would put him in the "Worst Governor" category, but Oramel H. Simpson approved, against facts and better judgement, blowing the levee below New Orleans during the Great Flood of 1927. This act was completely unnecessary as NOLA was in no danger at all of river flooding.