fridaybob.bsky.social
Husband, Viet Navy Vet, Electrical Eng'r, MBA, Elected to Village of Bentleyville Council, Voting Location Manager for Cuyahoga County Board of Elections. women's rights, gay rights.
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Reporters and event planners who attended the parade estimate the crowd was likely in the 10,000–20,000 range.
No official or unofficial source, including police, local authorities, or major news outlets, has cited or verified the specific number 8,647 as the attendance.
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Seeing no objections, the proposal is passed.
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This vid of assaulting a US senator will be shown over and over, I hope.
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Sorry, there is nothing even vaguely similar to "christian" in the statements, beliefs, and actions of the maga "movement" the term used by JD Vance.
Even Pope Bob is calling out both trump and vance.
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Donald Trump was shot in his upper right ear. Or was he?
And Evander Holyfield wants to know how it healed so fast, if he was, in Truth, actually shot.
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I've Heard the same claim, but not enough dynamite to blow his nose.
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is trump not the most corrupt president in history?
www.nytimes.com/2025/05/25/u...
newrepublic.com/post/194420/...
www.cosmopolitan.com/uk/reports/a...
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coupled with multiple felony convictions and ongoing legal battles. Many experts, commentators, and polls now regard him as the most corrupt president in U.S. history, surpassing even Nixon and other notorious predecessors.
I welcome any constructive analyses to the contrary. In what way /
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actions—especially his open use of the presidency for personal enrichment and his legal convictions—surpass Nixon’s.
While the label “most corrupt” is subjective and depends on definitions, donald trump stands out for the direct and overt use of the presidency for personal and family financial gain
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citing the sheer number of scandals, legal violations, and disregard for accountability.
Historically, Richard Nixon is often cited as the “gold standard” of presidential corruption due to Watergate, but many commentators now argue that Trump’s
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His administration has been repeatedly accused of violating the Hatch Act and other ethics laws, with over a dozen officials found to have violated the act and many more under investigation.
Analysts have labeled Trump’s administration as the most corrupt in American history,
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trump hosted private events at his club for investors in a cryptocurrency he initiated, with access sold based on investment amounts—directly benefiting his own business rather than campaign funds.
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Also sounds like the class descriptions in Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World"
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We just refer to him as F47, for (need I even say it?) Felon.
Some tried CF47 for Convicted, but that's just redundant.
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Oh, so THAT'S what he means when calling to make America great...again.
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Now tell me who will do hospital corners on the top sheet.
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The slope of the curve is not comparable to this time last year.
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None of us need to be hit with a sledgehammer, even if we see it coming.
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No kidding this post just came up on my feed.
"What happened in Chardon by the courthouse? 15 +sheriff and unmarked cars… shortly afterwards several school buses were seen…"
Verbatim
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This online Nextdooor group leans center-left and fosters respectful, thoughtful discussions about current political issues. Members prioritize well-reasoned analysis supported by research and share their views without resorting to accusations. Here's the link:
nextdoor.com/g/v4ipxkz9v/
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OMG, chemtrails! No matter how much factual stuff I post, they just can't let it go.
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yes, been burned at least once
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it's hard to believe there are any cats left after all the coyote warnings
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Making the word 'brain' do a lot of work.
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Zicam
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My wife has two "half birthdays", held at 6 month intervals for 6 grandkids. Being the oldest of 7 kids, and just happy to get a cake with icing, that makes me nuts. The whole fam damily and their dogs are invited.
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Well, that deserves a block. GTFOH.
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The market just lost about $5 Trillion in value today. How many eggs is that worth?
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And a lot of innocent people are convicted of murder and executed. That seems to fall into Watters' basket of deplorable comments.
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You know what was attributed to Senator Everett Dirkson:
"A billion here, a billion there, pretty soon you're talking about real money."
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Leon owns approximately 410–412.6 million shares of Tesla. Let's say for calculation purpose 411 million shares, losing $220 each. Leon's net worth declined about $90.4 Billion in 3 1/2 months...
Leon has lost almost a Billion dollars A DAY for 3 1/2 months.
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Tesla stock price was $479.86 December 17 down to $259.16 today, a loss of 41.8% in 3.5 months. It has not traded above $300 since February 25.
3.198 Billion shares outstanding losing $220.70 each means the market cap of Tesla stock has declined about $706.6 Billion.
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You mean this one?
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Might this be a reason? The Atlanta Fed has some bad news regarding GDP growth.
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Carri, my thoughts exactly.
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When you break the country's laws, you are not saving it.
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Phuque! You're right.
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Snake: Did you watch to the end? He got done flapping his gums after the ad hoc presser, forgot that his purpose there was to swear in Gabbard, walked right past her and opened the door to leave.
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I'm there.
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Call them back only to be fired next month. Yup, 10X raise coming.
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Compare ingredients: Rao's made from tomatoes, not tomato puree. BIG difference.
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You say that like it's a bad thing.
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straw donations and violating foreign lobbying laws.
So, yeah, pre-crime insurance is well advised.