Some of the disgusting people that moron supports and she feels fit to critique Chomsky, carrying on vordermans tradition of being completely clueless away from arithmetic
Current Affairs General US politics (ie, not POTUS related)
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TheBigIguana
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Omar's remarks were anti-Semitic and I believe it isn't the first time she's gone down that road. They should not be defended. The Democrats who have done so unfortunately are opening up a door for Republicans to paint them as discriminatory which they have been begging for an opportunity to do given their continued courting of racists. Now anyone who criticizes Israel is anti-Semitic which is not how it works. And currently there is a lot of legitimate points of criticism regarding Israel that the US should feel comfortable discussing but that is shut down now.
More on that Faux news resident-idiot Tucker Carlson:
summerisle
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You’d think the actions described would disgust anyone let alone the father of a teenage girl like Tucker was at the time.
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Man, with the Carlson and Pirro news, some of the other stuff fox news does tends to just slide by.
Stuff like this
Stuff like this
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Thankfully I left this state in 2000.
The standards specify concentrations of pollutants known to have human health effects, including cancer-causing chemicals, allowed in rivers and streams. For the majority of the standards, less pollution would have been allowed in West Virginia waterways.
But in November, the West Virginia Manufacturers Association asked the joint rule-making review committee not to implement the standards.
They argue that the EPA encourages states to incorporate state-specific science, and that because West Virginians are heavier, their bodies can handle more pollutants, and that because they drink less water, they are less exposed to the pollutants. They have commissioned a worker to gather that state-specific information.
The standards specify concentrations of pollutants known to have human health effects, including cancer-causing chemicals, allowed in rivers and streams. For the majority of the standards, less pollution would have been allowed in West Virginia waterways.
But in November, the West Virginia Manufacturers Association asked the joint rule-making review committee not to implement the standards.
They argue that the EPA encourages states to incorporate state-specific science, and that because West Virginians are heavier, their bodies can handle more pollutants, and that because they drink less water, they are less exposed to the pollutants. They have commissioned a worker to gather that state-specific information.
Kept looking for the onion style tag line somewhere near the paper's name. Sweet Jiminy.
I like this - so if we encourage our citizens to get heavier and drink more non-water beverages, we're safe! Forget the lean proteins and fresh veggies I try to focus on - I'm headed to McDonald's for lunch and dinner and then the local distillery to stock up!
TheBigIguana
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It seemed like a good, sensible idea after the first sentence to be fair because it is time for the US to update how it doesn't family leave. The good idea quickly got uprooted by the use Social Security to pay and work longer nonsense.
According to the President he is the healthiest man alive and in top physical shape. His doctors echo that. So maybe McDonald's is your best choice anyway, it seems to work for him right?
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