Flagpole says his next car will probably be an EV.
Also, I left out a critical word.
If you buy a new gas car you are an idiot.
@Hardloper - Yeah, Fat Hurts and I have a different opinion on this.
@Fat Hurts - While I DID buy a NEW gas car this past fall, and I generally agree with you about EVs, I think your statement is a few years off yet from being accurate. Needs more progress yet...need more vehicle variety, more ubiquitous charging stations, better range for all vehicle types. Also, the next 5 years or so will be important as far as seeing if other types of cars (hydrogen or who knows what else) might be the thing. One estimate says in 2030, 50% of cars sold will be electric cars and that only 62% of cars sold by 2050 will be electric cars. Assuming the balance there are gas cars, that's still a LOT of gas cars.
Flagpole says his next car will probably be an EV.
Also, I left out a critical word.
If you buy a new gas car you are an idiot.
@Hardloper - Yeah, Fat Hurts and I have a different opinion on this.
@Fat Hurts - While I DID buy a NEW gas car this past fall, and I generally agree with you about EVs, I think your statement is a few years off yet from being accurate. Needs more progress yet...need more vehicle variety, more ubiquitous charging stations, better range for all vehicle types. Also, the next 5 years or so will be important as far as seeing if other types of cars (hydrogen or who knows what else) might be the thing. One estimate says in 2030, 50% of cars sold will be electric cars and that only 62% of cars sold by 2050 will be electric cars. Assuming the balance there are gas cars, that's still a LOT of gas cars.
And, oh yeah, assuming electric cars progress as they are predicted to, my next vehicle will be an electric car. I may be 10+ years away from needing another car though...unless we have an accident or there's some other such things that goes on with our cars (we own three currently, but will go down to 2 soon).
Take it easy there, Obvo. First of all, I didn't bring up that Cawthorn likes to do drugs and dress up in women's clothing. Agip did. Him and some other guy. Second of all, I looked around and there is no Cawthorn thread. So it's appropriate to discuss Cawthorn's level of degeneracy in the context of Biden and Trump's flaws. Third of all, there is no cruise exception to modern degeneracy standards. You can't go on a cruise and cavort, moon the Captain, do lines of blow off people's asses, and claim you will still see The Kingdom because it was all done on a cruise. No way. There is no support for that theory.
Up yours, Booger.
I don't give a rat's ass who brought it up or who was responding to whom. Concerning yourself with what other people choose to dress in makes you a pervert. And the entire topic remains completely irrelevant.
I’m the pervert now? Jesus Herkimer Christ, what is with you people? You’ll excuse anything. Cawthirn was blitzed on the wah-wah sauce, then promenading around in a goddam brassiere, for Christ’s everloving sakes. What bra do you wear when you’re all coked and boozed out of your freaking head? My god.
And don’t call me Booger again. That’s bad practice.
You think it's tiny because you ignore it personally.
You think it's not because you have no life and get your worldview straight from Fox & friends.
Get a life. Go outside. Meet real people. Do real things. Let me know how many times you run into problems caused by trans anything (other than your transmission, of course).
The people who ignore everyone in America between the coasts telling someone else to meet "real people" LOL!
Flagpole says his next car will probably be an EV.
Also, I left out a critical word.
If you buy a new gas car you are an idiot.
@Hardloper - Yeah, Fat Hurts and I have a different opinion on this.
@Fat Hurts - While I DID buy a NEW gas car this past fall, and I generally agree with you about EVs, I think your statement is a few years off yet from being accurate. Needs more progress yet...need more vehicle variety, more ubiquitous charging stations, better range for all vehicle types. Also, the next 5 years or so will be important as far as seeing if other types of cars (hydrogen or who knows what else) might be the thing. One estimate says in 2030, 50% of cars sold will be electric cars and that only 62% of cars sold by 2050 will be electric cars. Assuming the balance there are gas cars, that's still a LOT of gas cars.
That estimate is waaaayyyy off. According to Fat Hurts (the EV resident expert) by 2030 90% of the cars sold in the US will have a plug. Only 10% will have internal combustion engines.
You think it's tiny because you ignore it personally.
You think it's not because you have no life and get your worldview straight from Fox & friends.
Nope. I listened to NPR but eventually stopped because every damn segment is about transgenders.
I'm sure if Brandon announced "my administration isn't focused on transgender issues right now because that's not important to the country" nobody in his base would be mad right? LMFAO.
@Hardloper - Yeah, Fat Hurts and I have a different opinion on this.
@Fat Hurts - While I DID buy a NEW gas car this past fall, and I generally agree with you about EVs, I think your statement is a few years off yet from being accurate. Needs more progress yet...need more vehicle variety, more ubiquitous charging stations, better range for all vehicle types. Also, the next 5 years or so will be important as far as seeing if other types of cars (hydrogen or who knows what else) might be the thing. One estimate says in 2030, 50% of cars sold will be electric cars and that only 62% of cars sold by 2050 will be electric cars. Assuming the balance there are gas cars, that's still a LOT of gas cars.
That estimate is waaaayyyy off. According to Fat Hurts (the EV resident expert) by 2030 90% of the cars sold in the US will have a plug. Only 10% will have internal combustion engines.
This is only going to happen because leftist hell holes like California and Washington are going to mandate this by law. The majority of states will not participate in this stupidity. Anyone who says this will be a US wide policy has no idea what they are talking about. Particularly when Biden is doing such a horrific job that a Republican president is a virtual certainty until 2028 at the very least.
Certainly true about the transgender issue (whatever the hell it is). But the opposite would be true, by orders of magnitude, with the Democrat party using race. Talk about asymmetrical warfare.
The left lies about EVERYTHING. Why any rational human being with an IQ over 85 believes a word they say is baffling...
Looks like he admitted his degeneracy, dude. He’s not claiming photoshop or reduced capacity. He admits to being loaded and dressing up like a female hooker. You have failed miserably to invoke your fake “cruise” defense. Total. Failure. This goes directly to your credibility, and I’m starting to wonder if you wear frilly girdles and stuff when you get your drink on.
The left lies about EVERYTHING. Why any rational human being with an IQ over 85 believes a word they say is baffling...
Looks like he admitted his degeneracy, dude. He’s not claiming photoshop or reduced capacity. He admits to being loaded and dressing up like a female hooker. You have failed miserably to invoke your fake “cruise” defense. Total. Failure. This goes directly to your credibility, and I’m starting to wonder if you wear frilly girdles and stuff when you get your drink on.
It was a game... on a cruise... the photos prove it... the name of the show is literally in the pictures...
You being too lazy to read things is your own failure.
The average mag/a cares about transgenders around 1000x as much as the average democrat. You guys have been taught to be obsessed with them and you obeyed. Rubes.
The very 1st thing Joe Biden did as President was sign an executive order mandating all transgender females can play girl's sports.
Now his administration is trying to make it easier for kids to get puberty blockers without their parent's consent.
If the Democrats don't want transgenderism to be an issue why do they keep making it one?
You aren't making up that claim about that being the first thing he did, are you? You wouldn't just MAKE UP something, would you???????????
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Anyway, I'll post this here but not often. Two parts. A list of things the Dems have done while in power. Mentions 'gender' twice. Which is about the right proportion to how much Dem voters care. Rs care a ton more.
YEAR ONE WHAT BIDEN HAS DONE MEGA THREAD •1.9T American Rescue Plan •$1400 stimulus checks for adults, children, and adult dependents •1 year child tax credit expansion - $3600 0-5, $3000 6-17, removed income reqs and made fully refundable •One year EITC expansion 1/ •$350 billion state and local aid •$130 billion for schools for safe reopening •$40 billion for higher ed, half of which must go to student aid •Extended $300 supplemental UI through September 2021 •Expanded eligibility for extended UI to cover new categories 2/ •Made $10,200 in UI from 2020 tax free •$1B for Head Start •$24B Childcare stabilization fund •$15B in low-income childcare grants •One Year Child and Dependent Care credit expansion •$46.5B in housing assistance, inc: •$21.5B rental assistance •$10B homeowner relief 3/ •$5B for Sec 8 vouchers •$5B to fight homelessness •$5B for utilities assistance •Extended Eviction moratorium through Aug 2021 (SC struck down) •2 year ACA tax credit expansion and ending of subsidy cliff – expanded coverage to millions and cut costs for millions more 4/ •100% COBRA subsidy through Sept 30th, 2021 •6 month special enrollment period from Feb-Aug 2021 •Required insurers to cover PrEP, an HIV prevention drug, including all clinical visits relating to it • Extended open enrollment from 45 to 76 days 5/ •New year round special enrollment period for low income enrollees •Restored Navigator program to assist with ACA sign up •Removed separate billing requirement for ACA abortion coverage •Eliminated regulation that allows states to privatize their exchanges 6/ •Eliminated all Medicaid work requirements •Permanently removed restriction on access to abortion pills by mail •Signed the Accelerating Access to Critical Therapies for ALS Act to fund increased ALS research and expedite access to experimental treatments 7/ •Rescinded Mexico City Policy (global gag rule) which barred international non-profits from receiving US funding if they provided abortion counseling or referrals •Allowed states to extend coverage through Medicaid and CHIP to post-partum women for 1 year (up from 60 days) 8/ •42 Lifetime Federal judges confirmed – most in 40 years •13 Circuit Court judges •29 District Court judges •Named first openly LBGTQ woman to sit on an appeals court, first Muslim American federal judge, and record number of black women and public defenders 9/ •$1.2T infrastructure law, including $550B in new funding •$110B for roads and bridges •$66B for passenger and freight rail •$39B for public transit, plus $30.5B in public transit funds from ARP •$65B for grid expansion to build out grid for clean energy transmission 10/ •$50B for climate resiliency •$21 for environmental remediation, incl. superfund cleanup and capping orphan wells •$7.5B for electric buses •$7.5B for electric charging stations •$55B for water and wastewater, including lead pipe removal •$65B for Affordable Broadband 11/ •$25B for airports, plus $8B from ARP •$17B for ports and waterways •$1B in reconnecting communities •Rejoined the Paris Climate Accords 50% emission reduction goal (2005 levels) by 2030 12/ •EO instructing all federal agencies to implement climate change prevention measures •Ordered 100% carbon free electricity federal procurement by 2030 •100% zero emission light vehicle procurement by 2027, all vehicles by 2035 13/ •Net Zero federal building portfolio by 2045, 50% reduction by 2032 •Net Zero federal procurement no later than 2050 •Net zero emissions from federal operations by 2050, 65% reduction by 2030 14/ •Finalized rule slashing the use of hydrofluorocarbons by 85% by 2036 – will slow temp rise by 0.5°C on it’s own. •Set new fuel efficiency standards for cars and light trucks, raising the requirement for 2026 from 43mpg to 55mpg. 15/ •Protected Tongass National Forest, one of the world’s largest carbon sinks, from development, mining, and logging •Revoked Keystone XL permit •Used the CRA to reverse the Trump administration Methane rule, restoring stronger Obama era standards. 16/ •EPA proposed new methane rule stricter than Obama rule, would reduce 41 million tons of methane emissions by 2035 •Partnered with the EU to create the Global Methane Pledge, which over 100 countries have signed, to reduce methane emissions by 30% by 2030 from 2020 levels 17/ •US-EU trade deal to reward clean steel and aluminum and penalize dirty production •Ended US funding for new coal and fossil fuel projects overseas, and prioritized funding towards clean energy projects 18/ •G7 partnership for “Build Back Better World” – to fund $100s of billions in climate friendly infrastructure in developing countries •Restoring California’s ability to set stricter climate requirements 19/ •Signed EO on Climate Related Financial Risk that instructs rule making agencies to take climate change related risk into consideration when writing rules and regulations. •$100M for environmental justice initiatives •$1.1B for Everglades restoration 20/ •$100M for environmental justice initiatives •$1.1B for Everglades restoration •30 GW Offshore Wind Plan, incl: •Largest ever offshore wind lease sale in NY and NJ •Offshore wind lease sale in California •Expedited reviews of Offshore Wind Projects 21/ •$3B in DOE loans for offshore wind projects •$230M in port infrastructure for Offshore wind •Solar plan to reduce cost of solar by more than 50% by 2030 including $128M in funding to lower costs and improve performance of solar technology 22/ •Multi-agency partnership to expedite clean energy projects on federal land •Instructed Dept of Energy to strengthen appliance efficiency rules •Finalized rule to prevent cheating on efficiency standards •Finalized rule to expedite appliance efficiency standards 23/ •Repealed Federal Architecture EO that made sustainable federal buildings harder to build •Reversed size cuts and restored protections to Bears Ears, Grand Staircase-Escalante, and Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monuments 24/ •Restoring NEPA regulations to take into account climate change and environmental impacts in federal permitting •Extended public health emergency through at least April 15, 2022 •$50B in funding for FEMA for COVID Disaster Relief including vaccine funding 25/ •Set 100% FEMA reimbursement to states for COVID costs, retroactively to start of pandemic •$47.8B for testing •$1.75B for COVID genome sequencing •$8.5B to CDC for vaccines •$7.6B to state and local health depts •$7.6B to community health centers 26/ •$6B to Indian Health Services •$17B to the VA, including $1B to forgive veteran medical debt •$3B to address mental health and substance abuse •Over 500 million vaccine shots administered in a year •Established 90,000 free vaccination sites 27/ •Raised federal reimbursement from $23 to $40 per shot for vaccine sites •6000 troops deployed for initial vaccination •Cash incentives, free rides, and free childcare for initial vaccination drive •400 million vaccines donated internationally, 1.2 billion committed 28/ •$2B contribution to COVAX for global vaccinations •Funded expansion of vaccine manufacturing in India and South Africa •Implemented vaccine mandate for federal employees, contractors, and employees at healthcare providers that receive Medicare/Medicaid funding. 29/ •Implemented vaccine/test mandate for large businesses (SC struck down) •Invoked DPA for testing, vaccine, PPE manufacturing •Federal mask mandate for federal buildings, federal employees, and public transportation •Implemented test requirement for international travel
30/ •Implemented joint FDA-NIH expedited process to approve at home tests more quickly •Over 20,000 free federal testing sites •8 at home tests per month required to be reimbursed by insurance •1B at home tests available for free by mail 31/ •50M at home tests available free at community health centers •25M high quality reusable masks for low-income residents in early 2021 •400M free N95 masks at pharmacies and health centers •Military medical teams deployed to help overburdened hospitals •Rejoined the WHO 32/ •Ended the ban on trans soldiers in the military •Reversed Trump admin limits on Bostock ruling and fully enforced it •Prohibited discrimination against LGBTQ patients in •healthcare •Prohibited discrimination against LGBTQ families in housing under the Fair Housing Act 33/ •Prohibited discrimination against LGBTQ people in the financial system to access loans or credit •Justice Department declared that Title IX prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity in education. •Revoked ban on Federal Diversity Training 34/ •Instructed the VA to review its policies to remove barriers to care for trans veterans •First Senate confirmed LGBTQ Cabinet Secretary •First trans person confirmed by the Senate •Extended birthright citizenship to children of same sex couples born abroad 35/ •State Department allows X gender marker on passport for non-binary Americans •Banned new contracts with private prisons for criminal prisons •Justice Department reestablished the use of consent degrees with police departments 36/ •Pattern and Practice investigation into Phoenix, Louisville, and Minneapolis •Banned chokeholds and limited no-knock raids among federal law enforcement •Initiative to ban modern day redlining •Doubled DOJ Civil Rights Division staff 37/ •Increase percentage of federal contract for small disadvantaged businesses from 5% to 15% ($100B in additional contracts over 5 years) •Sued TX and GA over voting laws. Sued TX over abortion law. Sued GA over prison abuse. •Signed law making Juneteenth a federal holiday 38/ •Signed EO to use the federal government to improve voting access through federal programs and departments. •Signed COVID-19 Hate Crime Act, which made more resources available to support the reporting of hate crimes •Signed EO for diversity in the federal workplace 39/ •Increased federal employment opportunities for previously incarcerated persons •Banned ghost guns •New regulations on pistol-stabilizing braces •First annual gun trafficking report in 20 years •New zero tolerance policy for gun dealers who willfully violate the law 40/ •Signed COPS act, ensuring confidentiality for peer counseling for police officers •Signed Protecting America’s First Responders Act, expediting benefits for officers disabled in the line of duty •Signed bill making it a crime to harm US law enforcement overseas 41/ •Student loan freeze through April 30th, 2022 •Changed criteria so an additional 1.14M borrowers qualified for the loan pause (retroactively forgave interest and penalties) •Forgiven $11.5B in student loans for disabled students, students who were defrauded, and PSLF 42/ •Fixed PSLF so that it is much easier for previous payments to apply. Determined that the paused months will apply to PSLF •Student loan debt forgiveness is tax free through 2025 •Ended Border Wall emergency and cancelled all new border wall construction and contracts 43/ •Repealed Trump’s Muslim Ban •Set FY 2022 refugee cap to 125,000, the highest in almost 30 years •Prohibiting ICE from conducting workplace raids •Family reunification taskforce to reunite separated families. Reunited over 100+ families and gave them status to stay in US 44/ •Granted or extended TPS for Haitians, Venezuelans, Syrians, and Liberians •Lifted moratorium on green cards and immigrant visas •Ended use of public charge rule to deny green cards •Loosened the criteria to qualify for asylum •Changed ICE enforcement priorities 45/ •Reinitiated the CAM Refugee program for Northern Triangle minors to apply for asylum from their home countries •$1B+ in public aid and private investment for addressing the root causes of migration •Ended family detention of immigrants and moved towards other monitoring 46/ •HHS prohibited working with ICE on enforcement for sponsors of unaccompanied minors •Got rid of harder citizenship test •Allowed certain visas to be obtained without an in person consulate interview •Rescinded "metering" policy that limited migrants at ports of entry 47/ •Ended the War in Afghanistan •First time in 20 years US not involved in a war •Ended support for Saudi offensive operations in Yemen •Airstrikes down 54% in 2021 from 2020. •Issued policy restricting drone strikes outside of warzones 48/ •Restored $235M in aid to Palestinians •AUKUS defense pact with Australia and UK •New rules to counter extremism within the military •Signed law funding capitol police and Afghan Refugees •EO on competitiveness to write consumer friendly rules, such as right to repair 49/ •EO on improving government experience, incl •Social Security benefits will be able to be claimed online •Passports can be renewed online •Makes it easier for low-income families to apply for benefits •Increase telehealth options •WIC recipients can use benefits online 50/ •$7.25B in additional PPP funds •Signed PPP extension law to extend the program for 2 months •Changed criteria to make it easier for small and minority businesses to qualify for PPP loans •$29 Restaurant Recovery Fund to recover lost revenue •$1.25B Shuttered Venue fund 51/ •$10.4B for agriculture •30 year bailout of multiemployer pension funds that protects millions of pensions through 2051. •Pro-labor majority appointed to NLRB •Established task force to promote unionization •Restored collective bargaining right for federal employees 52/ •Negotiated deal for West Coast Ports to run 24/7 to ease supply chain •Signed EO to secure and strengthen supply chains •Investing $1B in small food processors to combat meat prices •Extended 15% SNAP benefit increase through Sept 30, 2021 53/ •Made 12 million previously ineligible beneficiaries eligible for the increase •Public health emergency helps keep benefits in place •Largest permanent increase in SNAP benefit history, raising permanent benefits by 27% ($20B per year) 54/ •Made school lunches free through for all through the 2021-2022 school year •Extended the Pandemic EBT program •Largest ever summer food program in 2021 provided 34 million students with $375 for meals over the summer. 55/ •Restarted the FHA-HFA risk sharing program to finance affordable housing development •Raised Fannie/Freddie’s Low-Income Housing Tax Credit from $1B to $1.7B a year to invest in affordable housing •$383M CMF grant program for affordable housing production 56/ •Prioritizing owner-occupants and non-profits as purchasers of FHA-insured and Distressed HUD properties, rather than large investors •Paid a 10% retention incentive to permanent federal firefighters and a $1000 bonus to seasonal firefighters 57/ •Transitioned hundreds of federal firefighters from part time to full time and hired hundreds more •$28.6B in supplemental disaster relief approved for natural disasters •$8.7B in funding to increase lending to minority communities 58/ •Released $1.3B in Puerto Rico disaster aid previously held up by Trump admin and removed restrictions on $8.2B housing disaster aid •Forgave $371M in community disaster loans in PR •Released $912M in previously withheld education aid to PR 59/ •Permanently made all families in PR eligible for the CTC (previously only families with 3 or more children were) •Provided permanent funding to quadruple the size of PRs local earned income tax credit •Permanent $3B per year boost to funding for PR’s Medicaid program 60/ •Raised the minimum wage to $15 an hour for federal contractor, eliminated the minimum wage exception for certain contractor positions, and ended the tipped contractor wage. •Ordered the minimum wage for federal employees to be raised to $15 an hour 61/ •Medicaid drug rebate change to discourage excessive price increases and save Gov $23.5B Incentives for states to expand Medicaid •Finalized the rule that bans surprise medical bills for out of network medical services •Instituted a moratorium on the federal death penalty
@Hardloper - Yeah, Fat Hurts and I have a different opinion on this.
@Fat Hurts - While I DID buy a NEW gas car this past fall, and I generally agree with you about EVs, I think your statement is a few years off yet from being accurate. Needs more progress yet...need more vehicle variety, more ubiquitous charging stations, better range for all vehicle types. Also, the next 5 years or so will be important as far as seeing if other types of cars (hydrogen or who knows what else) might be the thing. One estimate says in 2030, 50% of cars sold will be electric cars and that only 62% of cars sold by 2050 will be electric cars. Assuming the balance there are gas cars, that's still a LOT of gas cars.
That estimate is waaaayyyy off. According to Fat Hurts (the EV resident expert) by 2030 90% of the cars sold in the US will have a plug. Only 10% will have internal combustion engines.
Even more fun, they literally have to turn all the power off in California today because they've destroyed their energy grid with leftist stupidity. Anyone who thinks the inept California government will be ready to switch all of their vehicles to electricity by 2035 is absolutely delusional.
Two months after Gov. Newsom called for an investigation into California's rolling blackouts, a group of key state agencies released their preliminary findings.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, a Democrat, signed off on a proposed settlement Wednesday with an energy company to cease coal use by 2025, according to a government-issued press release. The decision comes 15 years ea...
Leftist imbeciles in Michigan are planning to ditch coal and move to solar energy... in a state where the sun doesn't shine 9 months out of the year.
The leftist imbeciles in Germany tried this and spent $2 trillion Euros to throw up solar panels everywhere only to discover... the sun doesn't shine in Germany either. To keep the lights on in Germany today they are funding the carpet bombing of toddlers in Ukraine by gobbling up Russian natural gas and burning lignite. The filthiest, most coal there is. Burning lignite is worse for the environment than just burning wood. Morons.
Only a leftist can spend TRILLIONS to INCREASE their carbon footprints.
Looks like he admitted his degeneracy, dude. He’s not claiming photoshop or reduced capacity. He admits to being loaded and dressing up like a female hooker. You have failed miserably to invoke your fake “cruise” defense. Total. Failure. This goes directly to your credibility, and I’m starting to wonder if you wear frilly girdles and stuff when you get your drink on.
It was a game... on a cruise... the photos prove it... the name of the show is literally in the pictures...
You being too lazy to read things is your own failure.
“It was a game on the Love Boat!”
Will you listen to yourself? You’ll defend any reprobate drug addict cross-dressing goon there is, if he just tells you it was a game. You play games with your friends where they make you put on bras and do fat lines of blow? Yeah? Uh huh.
This is America, man. Aberrant behavior has consequences. It’s sad that you don’t get that.
Leftist imbeciles in Michigan are planning to ditch coal and move to solar energy... in a state where the sun doesn't shine 9 months out of the year.
The leftist imbeciles in Germany tried this and spent $2 trillion Euros to throw up solar panels everywhere only to discover... the sun doesn't shine in Germany either. To keep the lights on in Germany today they are funding the carpet bombing of toddlers in Ukraine by gobbling up Russian natural gas and burning lignite. The filthiest, most coal there is. Burning lignite is worse for the environment than just burning wood. Morons.
Only a leftist can spend TRILLIONS to INCREASE their carbon footprints.
you would benefit from actually reading the articles you post. And not grabbing them from right wing media, because right wing media makes you look like a rube more often than not.
This would affect one energy provider in MI, not all of them. And the company is all aboard. If you are in favor of more acid rain and greenhouse gases just say so, but don't mislead people.
It was a game... on a cruise... the photos prove it... the name of the show is literally in the pictures...
You being too lazy to read things is your own failure.
“It was a game on the Love Boat!”
Will you listen to yourself? You’ll defend any reprobate drug addict cross-dressing goon there is, if he just tells you it was a game. You play games with your friends where they make you put on bras and do fat lines of blow? Yeah? Uh huh.
This is America, man. Aberrant behavior has consequences. It’s sad that you don’t get that.
Aberrant behavior has consequences?? The American taxpayer has been paying $30,000 a month for the secret service to protect Hunter Biden while he relaxes in Malibu in his swanky mansion.
Will you listen to yourself? You’ll defend any reprobate drug addict cross-dressing goon there is, if he just tells you it was a game. You play games with your friends where they make you put on bras and do fat lines of blow? Yeah? Uh huh.
This is America, man. Aberrant behavior has consequences. It’s sad that you don’t get that.
Aberrant behavior has consequences?? The American taxpayer has been paying $30,000 a month for the secret service to protect Hunter Biden while he relaxes in Malibu in his swanky mansion.
hey do you think the SS protected the trump family? Yes or no.
Aberrant behavior has consequences?? The American taxpayer has been paying $30,000 a month for the secret service to protect Hunter Biden while he relaxes in Malibu in his swanky mansion.
hey do you think the SS protected the trump family? Yes or no.
