It will be interesting to see of “no one messes with the Zohan” actually uphold any of his campaign promises. Outside of screwing over whites of course.
I would put some money on "anime influence."
Lies, @Hunter Hearst Helmsley isn't that rich.
They'll still vote blue no matter who anyway. Nothing bad ever happens to TPTB.
I'm personally more interested in knowing how long it will take until all conservatives in Virginia are executed now that Jay Jones won.
It’s just oppression porn, so many of these people want to be fucked by abusive men.
This thing makes me laugh everytime I look at it. It reminds me of being a kid again and making the ugliest possible character in Oblivion for lols.
I sometimes forget that Stud can occasionally make a cogent point whenever he's not drunk off his ass.
To be fair to Atwood, her novel was pretty interesting for the time. It's kind of a meta criticism of the historical field as well. There are legitimate critics who point out the significance of Offred disappearing from the (fictional) historical record, and of her narrative being incomplete. Despite Atwood not being an historian, what she depicted is actually really accurate for historians and an ongoing discussion in the professional field of history. Historians will try to hunt down individuals who pop up in the record and then disappear, with some historians doing a massive cope by saying "well that person was somehow a victim and me never finding them means they escaped this big mean system." Of course, the reality is those historians are fucking lazy, bad at research, and/or bank their entire thesis or book on one fucking person, so they have to make some douchey meta-statement to cover up their failure.
the why is that the districts the GOP lost are now majority black since the last round of redistricting. Blacks for for dems. its that simple.
SCOTUS has a good track record so far. Give me a faggot sticker, I don’t care.
While it would obviously be best for SCOTUS to rule favorably for Trump on tariffs, if I had to pick a case to lose, I'd rather it be that one than the redistricting case.
I respect trannies that are violent more than doomers. At least they act like they have nothing to lose.
abusive male relatives are one of the causes of feminism.
if the 65 VRA is killed the GOP picks up about 20 seats in the south when they redistrict and gerrymander the blacks out of the vote.
I'd also like to point out another issue with Pennsylvania, at least in my area. There are little to no actual conservative candidates. In the election prior to the one yesterday, we were voting on a bunch of local judges. I painstakingly looked up every single one of them and which groups endorsed them to figure out their political leanings.
its like that everywhere really. its a byproduct of the fact that all politics is national now. if all politics is national, only national races seem matter (and governors, but they might as well be national figures. see Newsome, Pritzker and holchul).
And tacit confirmation that the right is too blackpilled to do anything anymore. All of their work to take back America was nuked from orbit.
Problem is that Congress won't do shit to help him. John Thune outright stated that there aren't enough votes to kill the filibuster.
Didn't a red state already cuck out of redistricting?
The entire right is imploding. You will never see a conservative in a position of power or influence ever again.
Top Portland council aide on paid leave amid revelations he took in a homeless woman and then abandoned her at state park 3 days later (L | A)
A top Portland City Hall staffer is on administrative leave amid revelations he took in a disabled homeless woman living outside and later abandoned her at a state park.
Councilor Jamie Dunphy placed Amani Kelekele, 35, on paid leave effective Monday, city spokesperson Alison Perkins said in an email.
The decision comes three days after The Oregonian/OregonLive published an investigation detailing Kelekele’s interactions with the woman, who uses a wheelchair and has a documented history of mental illness.
Dunphy declined to comment Monday on why he placed Kelekele on leave, saying that as a policy he does not speak on personnel matters.
Kelekele has served as a senior council aide to Dunphy since he took office in January and earns an annual salary of $131,000. He first informed his boss of the situation in late September.
On Sept. 25, Kelekele drove the woman and her dog out to Milo McIver State Park in the middle of the night and dropped them off at a campsite with blankets, a beach umbrella and assorted grocery bags, according to records reviewed by the news organization.
Days prior, Kelekele had scooped the woman off a Milwaukie street in an attempt to help her avoid arrest, he wrote in a memo to Dunphy obtained by The Oregonian/OregonLive. He said he had let the woman stay at his home while he tried, unsuccessfully, to find her assistance she would accept.
Less than 36 hours after Kelekele left the woman at the campground, about 21 miles southeast of Portland, park workers asked state police to remove her.
She would not cooperate, records allege. Police used a taser to subdue, handcuff and arrest her on Sept. 27. The woman’s dog, a scrawny pit bull she described as an emotional support animal, bit a state trooper before it bolted into the woods and disappeared.
Despite Kelekele’s written account, police and social service outreach workers in Milwaukie said the woman was not about to be arrested. In fact, advocates trained to work directly with people experiencing homelessness and mental health crises had spent days attempting to get her help, according to interviews with The Oregonian/OregonLive.
Kelekele did not respond to a request for comment Monday. He previously declined to speak to the Oregonian/OregonLive during its reporting on the incident.
“This has caused a great deal of emotional distress,” Kelekele wrote in a statement last month. “I would like to clarify that I led with my heart in my sincere attempts to aid (the woman).
“However, if I could do it over, I would do it differently.”
Dunphy, in an interview last month, called the events “awful and heartbreaking.”
