Lots of trade deals have been made. More are coming.
Progress has been made on ending these wars.
Your remote must be stuck on CNN.
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The Bill just passed last week.
Lots of trade deals have been made. More are coming.
Progress has been made on ending these wars.
Your remote must be stuck on CNN.
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It was all a lie, MAGA.
Your tips and overtime are still taxed.
But if you buy a private jet you get 100% tax write off.
No trade deals have been made.
No wars ended.
No Epstein list published.
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Why did Epstein “kill himself” if he was an innocent man with $577 million, zero clients, and no evidence against him?
You don’t go from “it’s on my desk” to “it doesn’t exist” unless someone powerful is on that list.
Spoiler: It’s not Biden.
If Epstein never kept a list, then what was all this about?
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Imagine that
Obama says it like it is
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CNN are scumThis is what happens when you keep voting Republican:
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Texas lawmakers failed to pass a bill to improve local disaster warning systems this year
The measure, House Bill 13, would have created a new government council to establish the emergency response plan and administer the grant program, both of which would have been aimed at facilitating better communication between first responders. The bill also called for the plan to include “the use of outdoor warning sirens,” like those used in tornado-prone Texas counties, and develop new “emergency alert systems.”
Authored by Rep. Ken King, R-Canadian, the legislation was inspired by last year’s devastating wildfires in the Panhandle, where more than 1 million acres burned — including part of King’s property — and three people died. The bill failed in the Texas Senate, prompting newfound questions about whether lawmakers should have done more to help rural, cash-strapped counties stave off the deadly effects of future natural disasters.
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Dude. The Texas Tribune is not Democrat. It's a non-profit news organization. Means they don't make money for reporting the news.
Get your head out of your ass and read the article.
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Most mainstream press accounts have largely ignored one obvious source of the Los Angeles riots – namely, that the Biden administration released more than enough illegal aliens into this country to populate a wholly new Los Angeles. In the aftermath of those riots, it’s an appropriate time to ask this question: How many illegal aliens did the Biden administration actually let into the United States? Read More
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They've been doing it for decades. Hurricane Katrina wouldn't have formed if Al Gore had been president, the Sumatran tidal wave wouldn't have happened if Al Gore was president. The banks that went under in 2022 wouldn't have gone under had Trump not exempted them from the Fed's stress test, even though the stress test didn't test for what caused the banks to go under. The East Palestine train derailment wouldn't have happened if Trump didn't deregulate the trains, even though the head of the NTSB said the train that derailed wouldn't have been impacted.
The cuts they're now screaming about cuts that wouldn't have gone into effect until October for FY 2026.
No matter how much you hate the left, it isn't enough. How evil do you have to be to stand out in front of missing children to try to score political points?Leave a comment:
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"""Even if it had passed, it would not have gone into effect until Sept. 1, after the Hill Country flooding.""""
What are we talking about here? All I'm learning is how desperate Democrats are to pin a disaster on the White House.
Talk to me when FEMA denies help to registered Democrats... FEMA fires employee who told workers to avoid homes with Trump signs after hurricane | PBS NewsLeave a comment:
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This is what happens when you keep voting Republican:
Texas lawmakers failed to pass a bill to improve local disaster warning systems this year
The measure, House Bill 13, would have created a new government council to establish the emergency response plan and administer the grant program, both of which would have been aimed at facilitating better communication between first responders. The bill also called for the plan to include “the use of outdoor warning sirens,” like those used in tornado-prone Texas counties, and develop new “emergency alert systems.”
Authored by Rep. Ken King, R-Canadian, the legislation was inspired by last year’s devastating wildfires in the Panhandle, where more than 1 million acres burned — including part of King’s property — and three people died. The bill failed in the Texas Senate, prompting newfound questions about whether lawmakers should have done more to help rural, cash-strapped counties stave off the deadly effects of future natural disasters.
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The party of hate and division is dividing itself even more.
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