Bagginski
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In fairness to Texas, Greene is from Georgia, Boebert is from Colorado, and Cruz is from Canada
Democrat virtue signaling = bad energy policy and inflation
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cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Yeah I was hoping that would be clearer. Asymmetric shrug.
Bagginski
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Haven’t investigated, but saw a thing suggesting that DNA continually confirms a 7% baseline of (proto-) African genetics for ALL modern humans.
By the “One Drop Rule”, that means we are ALL legally black by the laws of the slavers; so, if true, it really should put the horseshit of white supremacy down for good.
Personally, I’m just *fine* not identifying as white. NEVER lined up with those assholes. Never will.
Pardon the extemporaneous riff….
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
On the one hand, I have not seen an explanation of genetic percentage that holds any water. They do not append the math.
That said, the one-drop rule is as corrupt as you say.
Fogdog
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Lest we forget
President Trump’s legacy of corruption, four years and 3,700 conflicts of interest later
www.citizensforethics.org
Next week marks the end of Donald Trump’s term as President. In his wake, he will leave behind a legacy of profound corruption and egregious conflicts of interest, the repercussions of which will echo for years after he is gone. In the last four years, Trump has flouted all kinds of norms set by previous presidents, starting with his decision not to divest from his business interests while in office, setting the stage for what became an administration marked by placing self-interest and profiteering at the highest levels above the public interest and culminated in a deadly insurrection that was rooted in the same self-serving ethos.
Trump ran as the “law and order” candidate who would “drain the swamp” in Washington, D.C. Instead he did the opposite, using his power as the President to boost his own profits through frequent visits to his hotels and golf courses, relentless promotion of his properties, and countless other interactions between the Trump Organization and the government. By keeping these properties, Trump provided corporate lobbyists, foreign actors, special interests and anyone else seeking political clout a way to gain access to his administration. Trump opened the presidency up for business, and for four years, influence was for sale.
President Trump’s legacy of corruption, four years and 3,700 conflicts of interest later
President Trump’s legacy of corruption, four years and 3,700 conflicts of interest later - CREW | Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington
Trump's administration was marked by self-interest, profiteering at the highest levels and more than 3,700 conflicts of interest.
www.citizensforethics.org
Next week marks the end of Donald Trump’s term as President. In his wake, he will leave behind a legacy of profound corruption and egregious conflicts of interest, the repercussions of which will echo for years after he is gone. In the last four years, Trump has flouted all kinds of norms set by previous presidents, starting with his decision not to divest from his business interests while in office, setting the stage for what became an administration marked by placing self-interest and profiteering at the highest levels above the public interest and culminated in a deadly insurrection that was rooted in the same self-serving ethos.
Trump ran as the “law and order” candidate who would “drain the swamp” in Washington, D.C. Instead he did the opposite, using his power as the President to boost his own profits through frequent visits to his hotels and golf courses, relentless promotion of his properties, and countless other interactions between the Trump Organization and the government. By keeping these properties, Trump provided corporate lobbyists, foreign actors, special interests and anyone else seeking political clout a way to gain access to his administration. Trump opened the presidency up for business, and for four years, influence was for sale.
Bagginski
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Seriously cheesy Photojob…who are those people supposed to be (and where’s your proof of ANYTHING)?
injinji
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Everyone on earth have African folks in their family tree. Some of our ancestors left earlier than others.
Bagginski
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and this is why I’ve not dug in: the disambiguation, winnowing, and analysis will take a better train of thought than my current circumstances permit
Bagginski
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As I see it, we’re all from *here*
hanimmal
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You know it is all about bumping this stupid fucking titled thread that is trying like hell to sell the Republican agenda so that they can tank our economy once again.
CunningCanuk
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In fairness to Canada, nuh uh.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Hot puppies! I missed that detail.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
some mighty fine grubs on both sides, the best grubs.
Seems our de facto President nixed this..you know he really is enjoying but shouldn't Schumer be dishing out punishment to him?.sanction?..throwing him off committee?.those waterproof bombs you can stick to the side of a 'houseboat'? Seems Righties have no problem doing it to their own.
www.nytimes.com
Biden to Withdraw Nomination for Fed’s Top Bank Cop (Published 2022)
Sarah Bloom Raskin did not appear to have the votes for Senate confirmation as Fed vice chair for supervision after a key Democrat withheld his support.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
1) paywallSeems our de facto President nixed this..you know he really is enjoying but shouldn't Schumer be dishing out punishment to him?.sanction?..throwing him off committee?.those waterproof bombs you can stick to the side of a 'houseboat'? Seems Righties have no problem doing it to their own.
Biden to Withdraw Nomination for Fed’s Top Bank Cop (Published 2022)
Sarah Bloom Raskin did not appear to have the votes for Senate confirmation as Fed vice chair for supervision after a key Democrat withheld his support.
2) ¿de facto?