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They haven't even taken their seats yet and their own people are already flooding Times Square with signs that say No Schumer, No Jeffries.
Now keep in mind what you are looking at. Days after Democrats took the House and the Senate, thousands of them marched through the middle of New York in something they named March for Our Democracy, celebrating the midterms with signs demanding Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries get shoved out of leadership before the new Congress even swears anybody in. The Naked Cowboy watched it go by and yelled VETO, and I am sitting here thinking that might be the most honest line anybody delivered all day.
What did you think was going to happen? You spend years telling the country that Schumer and Jeffries are the adults in the room, the firewall, the last line of their precious democracy, and the second the majority lands in their lap the street army turns on them in the most famous intersection in America… cameras rolling, signs printed, chants ready. This is a rotted party that cannot even stand its own bosses. They do not have a country to run, they have a purity test and a camera, and the minute they win they start eating their own because the radicals who pull the strings were never going to let Chuck and Hakeem actually govern.
Make no mistake, the Democrat Party is not a governing party anymore, it is a coalition of factions that hate each other almost as much as they hate you, and the uniparty bosses just found out the hard way that the monster they built does not take orders. They told you this march was about democracy, about saving the republic, about the sacred vote… and then they poured into Times Square to fire the men who delivered them the win. What do you think happens when people like that get the committee gavels and the subpoena power? You think they suddenly become reasonable?
I have watched this movie before. They come into power, they promise the moon to the loudest people in the street, and then they either fold to the mob or they get run over by it, and either way you pay the bill. Gas, the border, your schools, the courts, none of that is what this march was about. It was about control inside their own house, and they are already at war with themselves.
So look at the video. Look at the signs. And ask yourself why a party that just took both chambers is in the streets trying to knock out its own leadership before the first bill hits the floor.
Chuck Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries… your own people just told you who is really in charge.
NOW: "No Schumer No Jeffries" Signs as Thousands Join March for Our Democracy in Times Square After Midterm Elections
The Naked Cowboy had one comment - "VETO"
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INBOX: Spotted at a Dairy Queen in Ypsilanti, Michigan
Free Qurans
I wonder if @DairyQueen would let people give out the Bible in their store?
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Oh look they’re celebrating in Michigan Mohammad Al Sayed’s win. I dare women in Michigan that voted for Mohammad to join the parade dressed as a western woman and waving an American flag. What do you think would happen?
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People slag off Muslims, but come on, you can’t judge an entire religion based on how 97% of them behave.
Laura Loomer was Paid to Tweet theconservativetreehouse.com…
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Happy weekend X FAMILY 💞🤩💞
With all the negativity out there now, I have a positive video 👇 for you all👍💃👍
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"Não existe Estado que não possa acabar com a criminalidade. Se um Estado não consegue acabar com a criminalidade em seu país, é porque há criminosos fazendo parte do governo."
Nayib Bukele
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“”To be kind is more important than to be right. Many times, what people need is not a brilliant mind that speaks but a special heart that listens…””
—F. Scott Fitzgerald—
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This is Wolf Kirschenbaum, Auschwitz prisoner number 21897, a Jewish farmer who was deported to the camp from occupied Poland on 22 October 1941.
Wolf was born on 20 November 1887, making him 53 years old when this registration photograph was taken. On his striped uniform you can still see the identification markings imposed on Jewish prisoners, with overlapping triangles forming a Star of David and his camp number displayed beneath them.
At Auschwitz, Jewish prisoners who were registered were usually classified administratively as political prisoners and marked with a red triangle combined with yellow to distinguish them as Jews.
His photograph formed part of the enormous registration system operated by the camp’s Political Department. Prisoners were normally photographed from three angles and their number, nationality and prisoner category recorded. The photography laboratory was located in Block 26 at Auschwitz I and was staffed largely by prisoners working under SS supervision.
Wolf arrived before tattooing became standard at Auschwitz, meaning the number sewn onto his clothing and recorded in camp documents was particularly important for identifying him. Routine tattooing of incoming prisoners only began later, becoming widespread from 1942 and 1943.
But the most striking information is underneath his photograph. Wolf Kirschenbaum arrived at Auschwitz on 22 October 1941. He died on 28 October 1941.
He had survived just six days in the camp, and was only three weeks away from his 54th birthday. The surviving display records his occupation simply as a farmer and does not give a cause of death.
Near the end of the war, the SS ordered the Auschwitz photographic archive destroyed. Prisoner photographers Wilhelm Brasse and Bronisław Jureczek deliberately frustrated the attempt, helping preserve thousands of photographs that otherwise would have disappeared.
Today the Auschwitz Museum holds 38,916 surviving prisoner photographs, including 31,969 of men and 6,947 of women.
That survival means prisoner 21897 is more than an entry in a camp register. More than 80 years later, we can still put a face to Wolf Kirschenbaum, a 53 year old farmer whose entire imprisonment at Auschwitz lasted only six days.
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Once abandoned in a field, weak and exhausted, this elderly horse has finally found a peaceful home where she can enjoy her golden years. 💖
Her caregivers even built her a little house of her own, where she can comfortably rest and sleep while standing up. But somehow, that’s still not the most remarkable part of her story! 🐴💞
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You asked for it. Coming to a neighborhood near you, Michiganders. And that's only the first call. They do it five times a day. And make sure you face Mecca.
Mosques are placed near neighborhoods and housing so that everyone will always hear the call.
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“”The melancholy days are come, the saddest of the year, Of wailing winds, and naked woods and meadows brown and sear..””
—William C. Bryant—
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