US continues to go backward...
- Thread starter PF5
- Start date
Polds4OSU
Marshall
Antisemitic white nationalist Nick Fuentes says Kevin Roberts' defense of Tucker Carlson signifies that the Heritage Foundation is now a "safe harbor" for groypers: "That means that Tucker and Nick Fuentes sympathizers are allowed to be employed at Heritage." https://www.peoplefor.org/rightwing...-heritage-foundation-now-safe-harbor-groypers
Polds4OSU
Marshall
So it’s gone from “we will bring down costs on day one” to “food costs actually never go down, idk what you are talking about”
Q: Food prices are still going up. Grocery prices are still going up. How do you respond?
MIKE JOHNSON: All of the economist have shown that food prices always go up. There's an inflationary level that's built in to grocery prices.
www.threads.com
Q: Food prices are still going up. Grocery prices are still going up. How do you respond?
MIKE JOHNSON: All of the economist have shown that food prices always go up. There's an inflationary level that's built in to grocery prices.
Aaron Rupar (@aaron.rupar) on Threads
Q: Food prices are still going up. Grocery prices are still going up. How do you respond? MIKE JOHNSON: All of the economist have shown that food prices always go up. There's an inflationary level that's built in to grocery prices.
www.threads.com
You forgot about the part where they starve us because we want healthcare.So it’s gone from “we will bring down costs on day one” to “food costs actually never go down, idk what you are talking about”
Q: Food prices are still going up. Grocery prices are still going up. How do you respond?
MIKE JOHNSON: All of the economist have shown that food prices always go up. There's an inflationary level that's built in to grocery prices.
Aaron Rupar (@aaron.rupar) on Threads
Q: Food prices are still going up. Grocery prices are still going up. How do you respond? MIKE JOHNSON: All of the economist have shown that food prices always go up. There's an inflationary level that's built in to grocery prices.
Stillwater Townie
Ranger
In that case, is the government still paying farmers not to grow crops?So it’s gone from “we will bring down costs on day one” to “food costs actually never go down, idk what you are talking about”
Q: Food prices are still going up. Grocery prices are still going up. How do you respond?
MIKE JOHNSON: All of the economist have shown that food prices always go up. There's an inflationary level that's built in to grocery prices.
Aaron Rupar (@aaron.rupar) on Threads
Q: Food prices are still going up. Grocery prices are still going up. How do you respond? MIKE JOHNSON: All of the economist have shown that food prices always go up. There's an inflationary level that's built in to grocery prices.
MAGA crashing out about Mamdani makes me like him more and more.
Really weird they would all turn into Cuomo simps after what they (justifiably) thought of him during covid. I guess it was less about lying and sexual harassment and more about the d in front of his name back then.
Racism and xenophobia are strong motivators. Also, it's what Fox told them to believe.
Yep.
Lying about how your state is handling a pandemic and sexually harassing women is bad, but being the wrong shade of brown and having a funny name is worse. They can claim communist all they want but Im guessing Joe from Queens could have said the same thing and Coumo wouldn't have gotten an endorsement from Trump.
Polds4OSU
Marshall
Ted Cruz: "I think right now the 2 frontrunners for the Democratic nomination in 2028 are AOC and Mamdani. Now, he's not even eligible, but what do they care? Law doesn't mean anything to them. That's where their party is."
Polds4OSU
Marshall
Dr. Oz: If you can get back healthy enough that you can work a few extra years, this is worth trillions of dollars to the US economy.
www.threads.com
FactPost (@factpostnews) on Threads
Dr. Oz: If you can get back healthy enough that you can work a few extra years, this is worth trillions of dollars to the US economy.
www.threads.com
Dr. Oz: If you can get back healthy enough that you can work a few extra years, this is worth trillions of dollars to the US economy.
FactPost (@factpostnews) on Threads
Dr. Oz: If you can get back healthy enough that you can work a few extra years, this is worth trillions of dollars to the US economy.
Yes, because that is what everyone wants to do. Work until they are 75-80 just because.
What does he think we are? Politicians?
Polds4OSU
Marshall
Former Republican congressman Adam Kinzinger Admits Party Is Now Open to Actual Nazis
Former Republican congressman Adam Kinzinger accused the party of a growing tolerance of Nazis, blasting Tucker Carlson’s interview with Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes and the Heritage Foundation’s defense of it.
Kinzinger, a former member of the House Jan. 6 committee, made the savage remarks during an appearance on CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360. His comments followed Carlson’s two-plus-hour interview with Fuentes, a self-proclaimed white nationalist and vocal antisemite.
He slammed Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts for standing by the former Fox News pundit amid the uproar that followed the interview.
Roberts, whose organization spearheads Project 2025, called Carlson “a close friend of the Heritage Foundation” and denounced the “venomous coalition” criticizing him.
“Congressman…I don’t understand why it’s a difficult question at all,” Cooper began. “Shouldn’t—I think all Republicans would condemn Nick Fuentes’ hateful comments, full stop.”
“Yeah, you’d think,” Kinzinger replied. “But remember, Donald Trump invited him... to Mar-a-Lago to have lunch with him and Kanye.”
He continued, “This is crazy. I mean, look, this is—there’s always been, you know, we’d have Lincoln Day dinners, right? This is like the big fundraisers for the GOP. And there’d always be a weird table. And the weird table would always have one or two people that were kind of like Nazi-ish, I guess. And that firewall, for the most part, in the GOP, held where it’s like, yeah, they may be considered to the right, but they’re not part of us.”
He said, “It feels like that firewall is crumbling.”
“You hear sometimes people on the right say, we have no enemies to the right. And what they’re saying is anybody that is on the right, even as far as Nazism—we have no enemies, we have to make common cause. The ultimate enemy is the left and the liberals.
“And so the fact that it has taken Kevin, that Heritage Foundation president or chairman, whatever, as long as it has to condemn that is enough to say like that firewall is crumbling now.”
Kinzinger added, “I’ll give Ted Cruz something here for speaking out as quickly as they did on this... But this—this has to be burned right out of the party. And unfortunately, it’s taking too long to do that.”
Republican Sen. Ted Cruz, who has previously clashed with Carlson, criticized the Fuentes interview.
“If you sit there with someone who says Adolf Hitler was very, very cool and that their mission is to combat and defeat ‘global Jewry,’ and you say nothing, then you are a coward, and you are complicit in that evil,” Cruz said.
Roberts’ defense of Carlson sparked turmoil within the Heritage Foundation. CNN reported that several members of its antisemitism task force resigned in protest.
“It’s an absolute s--tshow. He’s lost control of the organization,” a senior staff member told CNN. “It is open rebellion, it is disgust… 85 percent are totally disgusted.”
Former Republican congressman Adam Kinzinger accused the party of a growing tolerance of Nazis, blasting Tucker Carlson’s interview with Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes and the Heritage Foundation’s defense of it.
Kinzinger, a former member of the House Jan. 6 committee, made the savage remarks during an appearance on CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360. His comments followed Carlson’s two-plus-hour interview with Fuentes, a self-proclaimed white nationalist and vocal antisemite.
He slammed Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts for standing by the former Fox News pundit amid the uproar that followed the interview.
Roberts, whose organization spearheads Project 2025, called Carlson “a close friend of the Heritage Foundation” and denounced the “venomous coalition” criticizing him.
“Congressman…I don’t understand why it’s a difficult question at all,” Cooper began. “Shouldn’t—I think all Republicans would condemn Nick Fuentes’ hateful comments, full stop.”
“Yeah, you’d think,” Kinzinger replied. “But remember, Donald Trump invited him... to Mar-a-Lago to have lunch with him and Kanye.”
He continued, “This is crazy. I mean, look, this is—there’s always been, you know, we’d have Lincoln Day dinners, right? This is like the big fundraisers for the GOP. And there’d always be a weird table. And the weird table would always have one or two people that were kind of like Nazi-ish, I guess. And that firewall, for the most part, in the GOP, held where it’s like, yeah, they may be considered to the right, but they’re not part of us.”
He said, “It feels like that firewall is crumbling.”
“You hear sometimes people on the right say, we have no enemies to the right. And what they’re saying is anybody that is on the right, even as far as Nazism—we have no enemies, we have to make common cause. The ultimate enemy is the left and the liberals.
“And so the fact that it has taken Kevin, that Heritage Foundation president or chairman, whatever, as long as it has to condemn that is enough to say like that firewall is crumbling now.”
Kinzinger added, “I’ll give Ted Cruz something here for speaking out as quickly as they did on this... But this—this has to be burned right out of the party. And unfortunately, it’s taking too long to do that.”
Republican Sen. Ted Cruz, who has previously clashed with Carlson, criticized the Fuentes interview.
“If you sit there with someone who says Adolf Hitler was very, very cool and that their mission is to combat and defeat ‘global Jewry,’ and you say nothing, then you are a coward, and you are complicit in that evil,” Cruz said.
Roberts’ defense of Carlson sparked turmoil within the Heritage Foundation. CNN reported that several members of its antisemitism task force resigned in protest.
“It’s an absolute s--tshow. He’s lost control of the organization,” a senior staff member told CNN. “It is open rebellion, it is disgust… 85 percent are totally disgusted.”
Polds4OSU
Marshall
Assemblies of God pastors call for change after churches fail to oust accused abusers
Ministers spoke out after an NBC News investigation revealed 50 years of abuse and cover-up allegations involving ~200 Church pastors or workers, ~500 victims (mostly children) in the largest Pentecostal denomination.
www.nbcnews.com
Ministers spoke out after an NBC News investigation revealed 50 years of abuse and cover-up allegations involving ~200 Church pastors or workers, ~500 victims (mostly children) in the largest Pentecostal denomination.
Assemblies of God pastors call for change after churches fail to oust accused abusers
Ministers spoke out after an NBC News investigation revealed 50 years of abuse and cover-up allegations in the largest Pentecostal denomination.
www.nbcnews.com
Polds4OSU
Marshall
Alabama GOP Wants Do-Over Elections if SCOTUS Weakens Protections for Black Voters
www.democracydocket.com
Alabama GOP Wants Do-Over Elections if SCOTUS Weakens Protections for Black Voters
Read more here.
www.democracydocket.com
Polds4OSU
Marshall
Kansas House Speaker Dan Hawkins stripped three Republicans of committee chairmanships for refusing to sign a petition calling for a special session to redraw congressional boundaries in a bid to block reelection of U.S. Rep. Sharice Davids.
lawrenceks.news
Kansas House speaker punishes GOP colleagues for not supporting special session
Kansas House Speaker Dan Hawkins stripped three Republicans of committee chairmanships for refusing to sign a petition calling for a special session to redraw congressional boundaries in a bid to block reelection of U.S. Rep. Sharice Davids.
lawrenceks.news
Similar threads
