Budzbuddha
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The Mango Mussolini just posted this pic - see if you notice anything ( lol )
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Budzbuddha
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Look at her hands …. Common error with dipshits that don’t refine the prompts needed when rendering picture.
Even a chimpanzee could have taken that A.I. Frankenstein pic - run it in photoshop … edit the fucking thing then finalize it.
Trump the Dump truck has already been caught propping up fake A.I. generated pics with “ black voters “.
Always a fake out with this piece of shit.
Matter of fact … that black lady he hugged in chic fila was a Republican plant - instead of a “ local black voter “.
Even a chimpanzee could have taken that A.I. Frankenstein pic - run it in photoshop … edit the fucking thing then finalize it.
Trump the Dump truck has already been caught propping up fake A.I. generated pics with “ black voters “.
Always a fake out with this piece of shit.
Matter of fact … that black lady he hugged in chic fila was a Republican plant - instead of a “ local black voter “.
but there are actually non AI photos and black supporters along with latino supporters too. whoi have been widely interviewed.
AI stuff is trash though
Bagginski
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I don’t get the “THIS BITCH” reference, but the images of her and of Trump are from different photos, based on the temperature & origin points of the light on their faces
printer
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Made our bed...
Momentum grows to remove Johnson over potential change to ouster rule
Momentum is growing quickly behind the effort to remove Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) from power if he moves to alter the motion to vacate rule as part of a package of foreign aid that’s expected to pass through the House this weekend.
Johnson is reportedly flirting with a proposal to raise the threshold for forcing a vote on a motion to vacate, which can currently be called by a single lawmaker. That would reverse an agreement that former GOP leader Kevin McCarthy (Calif.) cut with conservatives in January of last year as a condition of gaining their support for his Speakership.
Johnson, for his part, denied Thursday that he is considering such a modification. But during an interview Wednesday with CNN, the Speaker said the ouster mechanism “has been abused in recent times,” adding “maybe, at some point, we change that.”
The denial has done little to mollify the conservatives, who huddled with Johnson for a long and tense discussion on the chamber floor Thursday — a meeting that featured plenty of yelling. Afterward, some of the conservatives said they’re ready to support a motion to vacate if Johnson endorses the rule change surrounding that very process.
“It’s a red line for me, for sure,” Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) told reporters after the gathering broke up.
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), who led the effort to oust McCarthy from the Speakership in October, would not commit to supporting Johnson’s removal over the rule change but suggested that it could be the last straw for him.
“I think a motion to vacate is something that could put the conference in peril, and Ms. Boebert and I were working to avoid that,” Gaetz said. “Our goal is to avoid a motion to vacate. But we are not going to surrender that accountability tool, particularly in a time when we are seeing America’s interests subjugated to foreign interests abroad.”
The increased chatter around Johnson’s potential removal comes as Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) continues to dangle her motion to vacate over the Speaker’s head. Greene has not said when she plans to trigger a vote on her resolution.
The Georgia Republican stopped just short Thursday of saying a rule change would prompt her to force a vote on her resolution, but she suggested it would entice many more Republicans to support her gambit and put Johnson on even thinner ice than he already is.
“If Mike Johnson goes in there and attaches to the rule — and the Rules Committee is meeting right now, so we’ll see when that vote takes place — if he attaches a rule to change the motion to vacate and then uses Democrat votes on the Rules Committee, he’s going to prove exactly what I’ve been saying correct,” Greene told reporters on the Capitol steps.
“He is the Democrat Speaker. I don’t think that’s ever happened in history before. And that’s going to be the message that will definitely change everything.”
thehill.com
Momentum grows to remove Johnson over potential change to ouster rule
Momentum is growing quickly behind the effort to remove Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) from power if he moves to alter the motion to vacate rule as part of a package of foreign aid that’s expected to pass through the House this weekend.
Johnson is reportedly flirting with a proposal to raise the threshold for forcing a vote on a motion to vacate, which can currently be called by a single lawmaker. That would reverse an agreement that former GOP leader Kevin McCarthy (Calif.) cut with conservatives in January of last year as a condition of gaining their support for his Speakership.
Johnson, for his part, denied Thursday that he is considering such a modification. But during an interview Wednesday with CNN, the Speaker said the ouster mechanism “has been abused in recent times,” adding “maybe, at some point, we change that.”
The denial has done little to mollify the conservatives, who huddled with Johnson for a long and tense discussion on the chamber floor Thursday — a meeting that featured plenty of yelling. Afterward, some of the conservatives said they’re ready to support a motion to vacate if Johnson endorses the rule change surrounding that very process.
“It’s a red line for me, for sure,” Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) told reporters after the gathering broke up.
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), who led the effort to oust McCarthy from the Speakership in October, would not commit to supporting Johnson’s removal over the rule change but suggested that it could be the last straw for him.
“I think a motion to vacate is something that could put the conference in peril, and Ms. Boebert and I were working to avoid that,” Gaetz said. “Our goal is to avoid a motion to vacate. But we are not going to surrender that accountability tool, particularly in a time when we are seeing America’s interests subjugated to foreign interests abroad.”
The increased chatter around Johnson’s potential removal comes as Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) continues to dangle her motion to vacate over the Speaker’s head. Greene has not said when she plans to trigger a vote on her resolution.
The Georgia Republican stopped just short Thursday of saying a rule change would prompt her to force a vote on her resolution, but she suggested it would entice many more Republicans to support her gambit and put Johnson on even thinner ice than he already is.
“If Mike Johnson goes in there and attaches to the rule — and the Rules Committee is meeting right now, so we’ll see when that vote takes place — if he attaches a rule to change the motion to vacate and then uses Democrat votes on the Rules Committee, he’s going to prove exactly what I’ve been saying correct,” Greene told reporters on the Capitol steps.
“He is the Democrat Speaker. I don’t think that’s ever happened in history before. And that’s going to be the message that will definitely change everything.”
Momentum grows to remove Johnson over potential change to ouster rule
Momentum is growing quickly behind the effort to remove Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) from power if he moves to alter the motion to vacate rule as part of a package of foreign aid that’s expec…
thehill.com
Fogdog
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I don't understand why people post made up AI content. It's not hard to pick out. Our monkey brains can almost immediately see the contradictions. To me I find it more of a comment about the poster than the content. Not a good one too.
Fogdog
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doublejj
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Bill advances to exempt most Louisiana government records from public disclosure
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Bill advances to exempt most Louisiana government records from public disclosure • Louisiana Illuminator
A Louisiana Senate panel signed off on a bill that would essentially rewrite Louisiana public records law by exempting nearly every record
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k0rps
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AI poetry is the worst, imo.. AI art is interesting & fun to look at and exlore with your own personal text prompts. Have you tried?
doublejj
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‘Wild, wild west.’ Families say organs of deceased Alabama inmates have been removed without their consent
After inmate Jim Kennedy Jr. died last year at the Limestone Correctional Facility in Harvest, Alabama, his sister-in-law got an unusual call from the funeral home preparing the body for burial.
“Did y’all realize he came back without his organs?” Sara Kennedy recalled being told. “Liver, heart. All of your major organs. They were gone. He had nothing,”
After inmate Jim Kennedy Jr. died last year at the Limestone Correctional Facility in Harvest, Alabama, his sister-in-law got an unusual call from the funeral home preparing the body for burial.
“Did y’all realize he came back without his organs?” Sara Kennedy recalled being told. “Liver, heart. All of your major organs. They were gone. He had nothing,”
Budzbuddha
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Wow - same as china ( organ harvesting )
Due to low levels of voluntary organ donation, most organs used in transplants are sourced from prisoners. The Chinese government approved a regulation in 1984 to allow the removal of organs from executed criminals, provided they give prior consent or if no one claims the body.
However … there are some stories of young people going missing and most likely due to black market harvesting.
Budzbuddha
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It also happens with the chinese elite ( old bastards mostly ) and the CCP monitoring / bio surveillance of the population - a person is found to be a “ candidate “ then they “ disappear “.
printer
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Well it was done in "Harvest, Alabama".
Budzbuddha
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I harvest weed
Budzbuddha
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Anyone wondering ( most expensive organ ) - Heart
( up to 1.6 million ) hence the young donors ( which go missing ). Missing person data is heavily censored by CCP , so any information put out is obviously suspect.
Intestines - Can fetch upwards of $800,000.
Livers - about $150,000
Lungs - $200,000
Kidneys- $200,000
CCP tracks everyone thru surveillance and biodata.
So some phony police charge , just to “ arrest “ you and you go POOF.
( up to 1.6 million ) hence the young donors ( which go missing ). Missing person data is heavily censored by CCP , so any information put out is obviously suspect.
Intestines - Can fetch upwards of $800,000.
Livers - about $150,000
Lungs - $200,000
Kidneys- $200,000
CCP tracks everyone thru surveillance and biodata.
So some phony police charge , just to “ arrest “ you and you go POOF.
Samwiseman420
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Budzbuddha
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compassionateExotic
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Almost sounds like u know the trade well
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Ursus marijanus
It’s worse in maternity hospitals over there. They charge for parts and labor.