I worked with a guy who about 20 years ago won an ultimate marathon event that was from New York to Los Angeles. They ran an average of 50 miles/day with no days off. He was sponsored by one of the shoe companies (can't remember which one) and he wore out something like 12 pairs of shoes before it was over. They ran in the mornings when it was cool (this race was in the summer) and for dinner he ate mostly pasta dishes (for the carbs) and would order at least two, sometimes three, full helpings. As it was, he lost something like 20 lbs during the course of the race (he could hardly afford losing any weight as he looked like he didn't have an once of fat on him).

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OK, then Trump's campaign owes them fees for the use of their material.

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And state legislators argued that this was necessary to protect their Christian beliefs, which would seem to imply that it would be OK with them if a doctor turned away Muslim or Jewish patients because their religious beliefs did not comport with their own.

I wonder if this will include denying care to unwed couples or divorced individuals?

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Trump is also claiming that the judge acted in an unconstitutional fashion when he refused to allow him to put on his own defense and that this was going to be the basis for the appeal that he intends to file. He even implied that this trial was nothing more than a conspiracy by the Democrats, and those Republicans who oppose him, to keep him from becoming president again.

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And it was a unanimous verdict, which is not needed in a civil case, and it didn't take them very long to come to that conclusion. Of course, Trump is claiming that this was nothing but a 'witch hunt' by a women he claims that he's never even met and that her sole purpose was to try and prevent him from running for president. He's also indicated that he's never going to pay the judgement. Also, it appears that Trump's lead attorney in this case, Joe Tacopina, has quit. Note that he also represented Trump at his recent indictment in New York for the hush money charges and the rumor is that he's leaving that defense team as well. I suspect that we'll soon be hearing from Mr. Tacopina on the cable new networks as he seemed to be the type who just can't keep his mouth shut, and so, I imagine that he'll want to make sure that the world knows that it was the client, and NOT the lawyer, who was responsible for losing this case.

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A Hispanic "White-Supremacist" eh? Interesting ...

#1 | Posted by Bluewaffles

Having an Hispanic surname does not automatically mean that one is not 'White'. Many Hispanics are of Spanish decent, which would make then just as 'white' as any other person who was of a European bloodline. My bother-in-law is from Venezuela and until he opens his mouth and you hear his accent, you'd think that he was just a much a Caucasian American as I am. He and his family can trace their ancestry directly back to Castilian Spain.

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Living in SoCal, we have our lawn mowed 52 weeks a year. Besides, if we skipped mowing for a month, we'd be in trouble with the homeowners association.

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This is what Huffington Post is reporting:

Suspect In Texas Mall Shooting Identified As 33-year-old Man

And the Republican who represents Allen in the state legislature, all he wanted to talk about was how many stores were being trashed in Chicago. He totally refused to talk about gun violence unless it was about another state or city, preferably one in the North.

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Of course, this means that TV viewers in Southern California will have to find something else to watch most weekday afternoons...

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Van you spell 'quid pro quo'?

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Perhaps if the Russian supply lines were better organized, Putin's troops wouldn't have to 'live off the land' as it were.

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This is outrageous. Haven't the judges and prosecutors in Georgia ever heard of the 6th Amendment ("In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial...") and then the prosecutor is quoted as saying:

"Jimmerson's case, it's a rare situation," Edwards told ANF "We want to get to trial eventually."

Well, that's big of him...

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Flint Water Jeff and Sergey Lavrov are Tucker-fluffers.

www.businessinsider.com

#5 | Posted by reinheitsgebot

Of course, the hypocrisy, to say nothing of the irony, of Lavrov's comments are hilarious...

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This begs the question, does News Corp have this sort of file on all of their on-the-air personalities, just in case?

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And yet Nunes and his family went forward with their lawsuit. They're lucky that the judge didn't cite his legal team for filing a frivolous lawsuit, for which they could have been sanctioned and/or fined.

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Apparently Carlson had no idea whatsoever what was coming as his final words on his last show Friday night were:

"we'll be back on Monday"

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And it was announced that Carlson's last show was this past Friday.

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That's my point as well, if the public is denied any knowledge of DeSantis' use of government aircraft or the incurring of other travel expenses, how will they know whether he might be using this to simply subsidize his yet-to-be-announced campaign for the presidency in 2024?

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Of course, you have to ask yourself, when the deputies were shot at, why did they NOT return fire? Would this have turned out differently if this had been a BLM protester who was being brought in?

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The McCurtain County sheriff, Kevin Clardy, one of the people heard on the tape talking about killing two reporters and how it's no longer possible to lynch black people, he's announced that he's immediately opening an investigation, into the illegal recording of the county commissioners and him.

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Smartmatic will now have their chance to get a 'pound of flesh' from Fox and others, many of whom Dominion, now that they have 'sufficient funds' to cover their legal costs, will be concentrating on themselves.

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It appears that the case has been settled out-of-court. No details disclosed.

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Donald Trump is advising that the Fox News legal team needs to just go into court and tell everyone that the 2020 election really was stolen and that the Fox News people were merely reporting what they knew to be true. Trump claims that once the jury realizes that the election was stolen, they'll rule in Fox's favor. Of course, he offers no advice as to how Fox's lawyers would go about proving to the jury that the election was stolen, just that that's the argument that they need to make.

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The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Fox News attempted to get Dominion to accept an out-of-court settlement, but that Dominion rejected it, insisting that they want this settled in open court.

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