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I don't believe that all those that live in Seattle voted accordingly.  Majority perhaps; and that's provided that they got a fair election.

Unfortunately, that's the way democracy works.  Even if you didn't vote for it, if you stuck around afterwards, you ratified the results.  It sucks to be one of the ones who didn't vote for it, but once the stupid gets strong enough, one should have moved out.
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Go get 'em, Mike...
Cut 'em off.
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She's crazy. If she did, in fact, say that she hated the dog, then she didn't shoot it out of compassion or necessity. There were other options -- not the least of which was to re-home the dog.

I'll never see her in the same light again.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErulXnLRwU8
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OK american"thinker" genius, what is your solution to Ukraine? Should Ukraine surrender to a genocidal imperialist?

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The reason why Japan will REMAIN "Japan" long after the United States has crumbled and fallen apart IS BECAUSE the Japanese are "xenophobic".

It is mostly the stupid whites in their own countries who are doomed to eventually disappear (yes, DISAPPEAR) because they have no desire to protect themselves and their heritage, and indeed, have no idea why they should even do so.
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Seattle coffee shop workers call 911 when homeless man causes disturbance; no officers arrive

Good.
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Joe Biden: Migrants — Not Americans — ‘Makes Us Strong’

Neil Munro2 May 202431
7:36

Migrants — not voting Americans and their children — “are what makes us [economically] strong,” President Joe Biden told a May 1 fundraiser for pro-migration groups at the elite Mayflower Hotel in Washington D.C.

Biden’s statement spotlights his policy of inflating the national economy with Extraction Migration — not by raising U.S. exports to developing countries or by growing Americans’ all-important productivity with more investment in workplace automation and innovation.

“One of the reasons why our economy is growing is because of you and many others. Why? Because we welcome immigrants,” Biden said, according to a report by a pool reporter. He continued:

    Why is China stalling so badly economically? Why is Japan having trouble? Why is Russia? Why is India? Because they’re xenophobic. They don’t want immigrants! …Immigrants are what makes us strong. Not a joke. That’s not hyperbole, because we have an influx of workers who want to be here and just contribute.

Establishment media outlets downplayed Biden’s economic strategy and instead portrayed his comments as a diplomatic gaffe during “Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.”

Biden is partly right about the economics: Migration does expand a nation’s economy and tax revenues — just as ice cream expands a waistline — because migrants serve as consumers, renters, workers, and clients for government agencies.

But Biden’s rush of migrants also boosts inflation, housing prices, and interest rates. Worse, it shrinks CEOs’ willingness to pay for the vital growth in the automation and productivity that allows voters to earn more wages by doing more work each day.

more
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/05/02/joe-biden-migrants-not-americans-makes-us-strong/
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Governors at odds with Pentagon plan to move National Guard units to Space Force
By
Mike Brest
May 2, 2024 5:33 pm
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Nearly every governor opposes a Pentagon plan to unilaterally shift space-focused Air National Guard units from their purview to the U.S. Space Force.

The governors of 48 states and five territories signed on to a letter earlier this week to Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin expressing their opposition to a proposal sent to Congress in March that would allow for the Air National Guard space operations to be incorporated into Space Force. It would effectively remove the governors’ authority over those units.

“The proposal to move National Guard units to the space force without consultation or approval from governors is totally unacceptable,” Gov. Spencer Cox (R-UT), chairman of the National Governors Association, said in a statement.

The governors of American Samoa, Puerto Rico, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and the Virgin Islands also signed on to the letter.

“National Guard assets are critical components of states’ and territories’ responses to crises. Governors must maintain full authority as Commanders in Chief of these assets to effectively protect operational readiness and America’s communities,” the governors said. “Legislation that sidesteps, eliminates or otherwise reduces Governors’ authority within their states and territories undermines longstanding partnerships, precedence, military readiness and operational efficacy.”

Specifically, the proposal seeks to waive Section 104 of Title 32 and Section 18238 of Title 10 of the U.S. Code, which states that “no change in the branch, organization or allotment of a unit located entirely within a state may be made without the approval of its governor” and that National Guard units cannot “be relocated or withdrawn under this chapter without the consent of the governor of the state.”

Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall told a Senate panel in late March that this is “a unique situation,” and he confirmed, “There’s absolutely no intention to make any other changes, moving things out of the guard.”

He also said that roughly 700 guard members will eventually settle into roles in the Space Force in this plan.

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https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/policy/defense/2988710/governors-odds-pentagon-plan-move-national-guard-units-space-force/
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2 hours ago
Trump visits NYC firehouse after trial, hands out pizza and signs log book
By Post Staff Report




Trump is seen interacting with firefighters at Engine 8 Ladder 2 in Manhattan.




An FDNY spokesperson shows the media an image of the log book that Trump signed.
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2 hours ago
Trump says he will not debate RFK Jr. as he leaves court: 'He's not a serious candidate'
By Post Staff Report

Donald Trump said he would not debate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., citing his low polling numbers in comments made after he left court Thursday.

"I don't know anything about him," Trump said. "RFK is polling very low. He's not a serious candidate. They say he hurts [Joe] Biden, I don't know who he hurts. He won't hurt me."

"He's got to get his numbers up a lot higher before he's credible. The numbers that he's taken away they say will be against Biden but I don't know, I'm not so sure – it could be a little bit against me. I don't see him as a factor."

Just a few weeks earlier, Trump urged liberals to vote for RFK Jr. in the election, claiming that he is a "better man than Joe Biden."

“RFK Jr. is, as you know, the most radical left candidate in the race. He’s more so than the Green Party. He’s more so than even crooked Joe Biden. But he’s got some nice things about him. I happen to like him,” Trump, 77, said in a video posted on Truth Social.

RFK Jr., an independent candidate, has long been viewed as a possible spoiler candidate who could steal votes from Biden.

The 70-year-old even offered the sitting president a "no spoiler" challenge to determine who has the best chance of defeating Trump in the 2024 election.

Also in his post-trial remarks, Trump claimed that he is "not allowed" to testify in the "hush money" trial because he is under an "unconstitutional" gag order.

The former president had said last week he would testify during this trial and the gag order would not prevent his ability to do so.

https://nypost.com/2024/05/02/us-news/trumps-hush-money-nyc-trial-live-updates-photos-testimony-more/
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