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Somerset County, NJ ~ "The Crossroads of…
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AMY E JOHNSON retweeted
This will go down as the strangest election ever.
The Senate leader didn't campaign.
The Senate had nothing to offer us for our vote.
The Senate appears to be content with the outcome.
The Senate leader believes he deserves to be the minority leader based on his performance.
This is because the Senate leader represents the interests of the Senators that vote for him, not us. It was never about us. We must assume the Senators are happy with his conduct because we cannot find any Republican Senators calling for his replacement.
Let that sink in.
AMY E JOHNSON retweeted
I didn't believe in Pizzagate at all until the dude came in, shot the computer, surrendered, and then the judge (Ketanji) on his case ended up on the Supreme Court.
Fix this TN, or you'll become NJ.
The Tennessee GOP, like the national party, doesn’t want to win. I live in a deeply red county. We literally do not have a Republican Party here. Many people have tried to restart it. The state party is zero help. They reject the paperwork for the slightest of errors. Offer no guidance.
Meanwhile, we have a new and rapidly growing Democratic Party. They work hard. They throw events. After the ice storm, they threw a big party for the linemen and first responders. They’re running candidates, and they steadily gain more of the vote every cycle.
Sooner or later, they will win county commission seats, and then take it over. Because they want to win and the GOP does not.
AMY E JOHNSON retweeted
He was 80 years old and just picking up his amps from the repair shop.
Bob Wood plugged in his 1968 Epiphone Riviera to test them at a Nashville shop in 2014, played "Bésame Mucho," and a tech grabbed a camera.
Back in 1968, he'd turned down Sam Phillips' offer to play sessions at Sun Records so he could raise his nine kids.
Bob passed in 2022 at 88. He played to the end.
AMY E JOHNSON retweeted
This counts as a "cold snap" -- only slightly below normal / average for a few days: Next Thursday into next weekend + chance of snowfall in mid-Atlantic and Northeast❄️
Then, much above normal temperatures return -- all that red 🟥marches east into 2nd half of November.
AMY E JOHNSON retweeted
This former illegal immigrant is threatening to jail the new White House chief of staff for helping the President execute federal law?
Import the third world, become the third world.
Official statement from incoming Oversight Chairman @RepRobertGarcia on Stephen Miller being announced as White House Chief of Staff:
Oh boy NY...
Just absolutely gutting wrenching economic devastation for the middle and upper class New Yorkers who already fund the entire state budget:
The proposed New York Health Act would replace most private health insurance with a universal, taxpayer-funded system, requiring an estimated $139 billion in additional annual state tax revenue under RAND’s 2018 projections for 2022. The proposed financing model included payroll taxes ranging from approximately 6% to 18%, with employers paying 80% and employees 20%, although no final tax rates have been established. The legislation would largely eliminate employer-sponsored private insurance plans, replacing them with a statewide system without premiums, deductibles, or copayments for covered services. Private insurers would generally be prohibited from offering duplicate coverage, while Medicare integration would require federal approval and coordination.
Estimates based on RAND’s analysis suggest that employees earning over $78,000 with individual coverage or $218,000 with family coverage could pay more in payroll taxes under the New York Health Act than their current insurance premiums. Those in the 90th–95th income percentile could pay approximately $1,700 more annually per person, while the wealthiest 5% could pay $50,200 more. These estimates exclude potential savings from eliminating deductibles and copayments, demonstrating that some households with comprehensive employer-sponsored insurance could face higher overall costs despite the elimination of premiums.
AMY E JOHNSON retweeted
🚨BREAKING: Colorado’s new governor-elect Phil Weiser, who showed up at “No Kings” protests, is already signaling he wants to change two measures voters just approved.
Colorado voters passed ballot measures banning biological males from girls’ sports and restricting sex-change procedures on minors. Weiser responded by saying lawmakers will have to look at these “anti-trans measures” and decide what “adjustments” are necessary.
The same politician who rallied against kings now wants to override the clear will of the voters. This is the crowd that constantly cries “democracy.”
AMY E JOHNSON retweeted
New Jersey processed 3.57 million voter registration transactions between the 2022 and 2024 elections
Nearly half (48.7%) came through automatic voter registration
New Jersey does not require documentary proof of citizenship to register, illegals are on our rolls
INSANE 🚨 Here are the top 20 states that had the most new valid voter registrations between 2022-2024 WITHOUT PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP (3 of them are Swing States)
California: 4,308,269
Texas: 2,900,357
North Carolina: 1,410,905
Florida: 1,337,303
Illinois: 981,482
Pennsylvania: 842,187
New York: 680,259
Alabama: 572,632
Virginia: 563,781
Maryland: 524,189
Wisconsin: 524,103
Colorado: 498,308
Washington: 473,192
Massachusetts: 465,616
Missouri: 460,197
New Jersey: 425,782
Oklahoma: 388,669
Connecticut: 386,014
Louisiana: 263,705
Arkansas: 246,974
North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin are swing states and have high numbers of new voter registrations without proof of citizenship
This data comes from the Official Election Administration and Voting Comprehensive Report buried on page 192 and 193 of the document
This is highly suspicious
AMY E JOHNSON retweeted
After years of screaming about the "Handmaid's Tale", now liberal women have voted in a man whose wife is forced to dress like this.
Astonishing.
w.
She IS learning.
It’s called puppy life & exuberance but…..this baby IS KILL listed💔
14mo LISA gets dumped, slammed for being a wild child! #A383772
Puppies can learn, all Lisa needs is a helping hand but if not rescued, the only hands she’ll get is when they hold her to kill her!
Look at her, she’s already learning, plz help Lisa
#Pledge4Rescue
She’d love to find a special home, foster or adopt, help her be the dog she’s meant to be🙏
Corpus Christi Texas
AMY E JOHNSON retweeted
Nothing says an age of rage like running on a beat down. Democrat Richard Ojeda, who was just elected to Congress, has declared that he would be "happy to go to jail" if he has a chance to physically assault the incoming Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.
AMY E JOHNSON retweeted
The newer generations are unemployable, so I shut down a business yesterday.
I have many small businesses I got involved in, one is a Saltwater fish store. It sells fish, corals, aquariums etc.
The most profitable part of one of these stores is outside Maintenance. Going to peoples houses, changing the fish tanks water, cleaning glass etc.
This is a very simple job, you run a hose in from the truck, suck water out, pump water in (nothing manual), and use a magnetic razor blade to clean the glass. Take a water sample and leave.
We had 4 trucks and 6 guys doing this... then 5, 4, 3... each person that quit put more work on the ones left.
We tried to hire, it's a very low skill job. Most maintenance guys make $15-18 an hour. We went upto $35 an hour to try and get people. Beyond that we cannot be profitable.
The job is easy, you have to have a license (actually hard as hell apparently), and pass a background check (youre in peoples homes, also hard as hell). Pass a drug test.
At $35 an hour we got the following.
Someone that caused almost 8k of damage when they started pumping in water, went out "for a smoke" and the tank overflowed.
At least 5 hires that went through background tests, drug tests etc then didn't show for work the 1st day and never called us again.
Someone that intentionally pulled the guard off the water pumping hose, and sucked someones fish into the pump.
Someone that scratched the District Attourney of las vegas, Steve Wolfson's tank by deciding to not use the magnetic razor, and "do it by hand"... fo no fucking reason. (4k bill)
A wrecked van
Someone who stole our water tester (1500 dollar machine).
I have no empathy, at least in Las Vegas, for people complaining about no work, no jobs blah blah blah.
$6000 a month to put hoses in and out of a tank and look at pretty fish.
