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I agree with this article.  Johnson got what HE wanted in that bill, screw the people who put him in that job.
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I read the article and her reasoning is harsh. Why she would put shooting two animals in her book about politics is questionable.
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Hamas is 100% responsible for every "civilian" death. They started the war by murdering unarmed civilians and then used civilians as human shields. They use hospitals and schools as armories and bases of operation. Put the blame where the blame lies.

Absolutely right!!
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PETA calls Noem a ‘psychotic loony’ for deadly dog story
By
Elaine Mallon
April 26, 2024 7:04 pm
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Animal rights nonprofit group PETA has strongly condemned Gov. Kristi Noem (R-SD) after she recently shared a story about her killing her 14-month-old dog, “Cricket,” for his lousy hunting skills.

The story is published in her book No Going Back: The Truth on What’s Wrong with Politics and How We Move America Forward and was intended to show that when it came to politics or personal life, she wasn’t afraid of getting “messy and ugly.” It instead garnered sharp criticism from animal lovers everywhere. 

“Most Americans love their dogs, and we suspect that they will consider Gov. Noem a psychotic loony for letting this rambunctious puppy loose on chickens and then punishing her by deciding to personally blow her brains out rather than attempting to train her or find a more responsible guardian who would provide her with a proper home,” PETA Senior Director Colleen O’Brien said in a statement to the Washington Examiner. “Gov. Noem obviously fails to understand the vital political concepts of education, cooperation, compromise, and compassion.

Noem decided to shoot Cricket after the dog killed a local family’s chickens after a pheasant hunting trip and then bit her when she tried to intervene. Noem said she “hated that dog” and deemed it “less than worthless” for being unable to hunt properly.

After taking the dog to a gravel pit and shooting it, she also shot a goat she owned, which she said stunk and was “nasty and mean.”

Later on, her daughter arrived home and asked where Cricket was.

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https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/campaigns/state/2981722/peta-noem-psychotic-loony-deadly-dog-story/
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Is teargas going to be used as new tech fog machines?
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Hamas is 100% responsible for every "civilian" death. They started the war by murdering unarmed civilians and then used civilians as human shields. They use hospitals and schools as armories and bases of operation. Put the blame where the blame lies.
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Sports/Entertainment/MSM/Social Media / Re: Baseball 2024
« Last post by DCPatriot on Today at 12:33:37 am »
Just noticed some sniping going on... and that was just a "bang the gavel" graphic as a warning to get back in order. (Though it appears that already happened.)

@jmyrlefuller

   Just because you started this thread doesn't make you the hall monitor.

How about you Kiss Our Azz?
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Ohio Lawmakers Push Resolution to Put Pete Rose in Baseball Hall of Fame

Warner Todd Huston 26 Apr 2024

Two Ohio lawmakers are jumping into the fray to get famed Cincinnati Reds player Pete Rose into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Rose was banned for life from being inducted into the Hall of Fame over his gambling, and it is assumed the ban will be lifted upon his death. But many have been fighting to get him inducted while he is still alive to see it happen, Fox News reported.

Now, Ohio Reps. Bill Seitz and Tom Young are working to convince MLB and officials at Cooperstown to lift the ban on the 83-year-old player by sponsoring a resolution asking MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred to end the penalty on the player known as “Charlie Hustle.”

“From the standpoint of talent in the game, there’s nobody better. Period,” said Rep.Seitz, who also said it is “hypocritical” of MLB to ban Rose now that there is widespread sports gambling from which MLB benefits. The resolution is, of course, non-binding.

For his part, Rose has applied for forgiveness from the league five times and has been denied each time.

Fox News added that Rose is a 17-time All-Star, hit .303 over his career, and won three World Series. His 4,256 career hits remain an all-time record.

But despite his claims of contrition, he has also admitted that he still gambles on baseball, which has complicated his hopes of seeing the Hall of Fame ban lifted during his lifetime.

Rose last sent a letter to MLB Commissioner Manfred in 2022 to say he is deeply sorry for his actions that resulted in his ban.

“I am writing today for three reasons,” Rose told Manfred. “First, because at my age, I want to be 100% sure that you understand how much I mean it when I say that I’m sorry. Second, to ask for your forgiveness. And third, because I still think every day about what it would mean to be considered for the Hall of Fame.”

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https://www.breitbart.com/sports/2024/04/26/ohio-lawmakers-push-resolution-to-put-pete-rose-baseball-hall-of-fame/
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