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USA 2024 US Presidential Election: Trump vs Harris
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LOL first I read that as “police just found explosives in a cat”
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“They’re blowing up the dogs”
Maybe all the litter boxes they dont need in springfield are going to schools in Flint
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He’s not gonna FK you
The poison bill rejected
The House on Wednesday defeated a $1.6 trillion stopgap spending bill to extend current government funding into March and impose new proof-of-citizenship requirements on voter registration, as Republicans and Democrats alike rejected Speaker Mike Johnson’s proposal to avert a shutdown at the end of the month.
The bipartisan repudiation was entirely expected after several Republicans had made clear they would not back the spending plan and Democrats almost uniformly opposed the voting-registration proposal. The vote was 220 to 202, with 14 Republicans joining all but three Democrats in opposition. Two Republicans voted present.
The House on Wednesday defeated a $1.6 trillion stopgap spending bill to extend current government funding into March and impose new proof-of-citizenship requirements on voter registration, as Republicans and Democrats alike rejected Speaker Mike Johnson’s proposal to avert a shutdown at the end of the month.
The bipartisan repudiation was entirely expected after several Republicans had made clear they would not back the spending plan and Democrats almost uniformly opposed the voting-registration proposal. The vote was 220 to 202, with 14 Republicans joining all but three Democrats in opposition. Two Republicans voted present.
Still waiting on Putin to bump up his offer for your endorsement?
Think of the russian ladies ads you could meet in real life fk
Trump making fun of his latest assassination attempt
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Gutfeld is the least funny person to ever exist. He makes Incellus Maximus look hilarious.Trump making fun of his latest assassination attempt
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He is operating to a low iq base
Its a conspiracy
One of the reasons why Guy Fawkes Night ended.
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And they don’t like being referred to as deplorables.
Trump just said he’s going to cap credit card interest rates at 10%.
Which Trumpy was it that was losing their shit over Kamala and pricing regulations?
Which Trumpy was it that was losing their shit over Kamala and pricing regulations?
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And they claim to like Trump because “he tells it like it is”.
No-one “told it like it is” more than Hillary Clinton with her deplorables comment.
Trump doesn’t even like people repeating what he has said.
It’s nasty, divisive rhetoric apparently.
Strangely enough, my sister is a teacher and says it’s happening here as well for kids who identify as cats.
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burge was pretty worked up about price caps, also didn't understand the difference between price caps and price gouging.
Supermarkets in usa do and admit it
Kroger Posts Massive Profits Amid Price Gouging Outcry and Merger Push | Common Dreams
Kroger's price gouging to pass on "inflation" to consumers has paid off, earning $466 million in Q2 2024. Its proposed merger with Albertsons faces FTC challenge over fears of a monopoly and job losses. Should consumers pay the price for corporate greed? #CorporateGreed
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I’d imagine even if Trump followed through, the ripple effect would be that banks would tighten their criteria significantly, making it much more difficult for average Joes to get credit.
I heard it from another parent (not at our school, and she'd heard it from someone else) a few months back too.
Sounds very grapevine-y, surely if it was actually happening Sky News or the Herald Sun would be all over it.
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