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They can’t even reply to this. A stand would have to be taken. Let this yo-yo run for president…..please. Actually she won’t even get nominated. She might even drop out quicker than Kamala.

When they were prosecuting Trump, dems said, “No one is above the law”! FBI arrests judges for harboring criminals and aiding in their eluding of ICE detention, and the dems say, “This threatens the rule of law”. Liberals, his is what makes your party suck and have it’s lowest rating in decades. This hypocrisy, dei, and woke agendas will continue to make you fail big time. Keep it up.

Congrats

Outta likes. Lmao

Close @ 20.10.

Oops, slipped back to negative. Well, that happens.

Lol. Make no mistake about it, we were thankful for a 1/2 piece of gum. That was back when you could actually buy something for a penny. Now pennies cost more to make than they’re worth….well, they did stop using copper.

O’Bannions was the store on Cleveland street in the north end where I grew up. The other convenience stores were Jone’s 7-11. I remember cigarettes @ 25 cents, gas @ 10 cents, candy bars @ 5 cents. Yes, I remember Tab. It came along later. Took one sip and that was it for me.

Stocks turn green after being in the red all day. Good news. I still say when China comes around, it will blast off.

Double post

If we had a penny, we’d buy one pack of Bazooka bubble gum with the comic paper inside. It was perforated and we split it between the two of us. We’d split a candy bar, but they were a nickel. Mr. Cola bottles would break against a tree. The old Coke bottles would bounce off. Turned in tons of bottles. Back then, a kid could buy packs of cigarettes for their parents. It was legal and the store clerk probably knew the parents. Man how times have changed.

You posted while I was typing. Didn’t see it.

Sorry for your loss. Age please.

It’s why Fox news coverage is ranked better than all of msm added together. Go figure!

Congrats. I’m a Lamar dropout after 4 semesters. Long story. Harvard wasn’t my cup of tea then and surely not today. These protests would have been allowed back then. We would have kicked their asses out of the way to get to the classes we paid hard earned money to take.

Neighbor had some tallows that were easy to climb. Climbed them all the time. Step across my street and you were on the Jr. High campus. Had an oak tree that was a leaner. You could almost run up it to the first limb. Campus was our playground….football, basketball, tennis. It wasn’t fenced off. Good times. Brings back old memories, which is all that life is….a collection of memories.

Is she hard-headed like a good Aries?…..lol

72 April 7th.

That was MY spot. Another thing you had to gauge by the sun. Lmao

…..and Mercurochrome. Lol. Those were the days. You don’t see kids out playing anymore. Creating their own fun and just being kids. Now they’re glued to Ipads and Playstations. You don’t even see army men in stores anymore. If you had a collection of marbles, you were somebody. Gosh, I could go on all day. Those days are gone and sorely missed. I feel privileged.

If the hose was lying in the sun, you better let it run for a second or two. I learned the hard way. My homemade skateboard sucked. Lol

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He resigned but it didn’t help. Need to go after all of the people providing sanctuary for these thugs. [Hidden Content]

Since we are talking immigration, Obama deported 480,000 in 2012 alone. How many deportations were blocked by federal judges? Did they all receive due process? Of course not. All this federal judges BS is reserved for Trump. How democratic is that? Protecting gang criminals!!!! What is wrong with you people????

Stop acting like you’re the only one who knows anything. What I said rings true. They could never envision Biden’s invasion of 20 million migrants. They didn’t have drug smugglers, paid human traffickers, and violent criminals coming across the borders (which were much smaller then). Times were totally different then. Even though they had open borders and encouraged immigration, they were concerned about the non-contributing immigrants being worthy of becoming Americans. The immigrants back then weren’t blood suckers looking for a handout and toting flags of the country from which they seek asylum. You’re the one who needs to read and use common sense. Here’s an excerpt of Washington’s and Madison’s opinions: RELATED: The Trouble with the ‘Nation of Immigrants’ Argument No, not because “diversity” is our greatest value. No, not because Big Business needed cheap labor. And no, Madison asserted, “Not merely to swell the catalogue of people. No, sir, it is to increase the wealth and strength of the community; and those who acquire the rights of citizenship, without adding to the strength or wealth of the community are not the people we are in want of.” Madison argued plainly that America should welcome the immigrant who could assimilate, but exclude the immigrant who could not readily “incorporate himself into our society.” George Washington, in a letter to John Adams, similarly emphasized that immigrants should be absorbed into American life so that, “by an intermixture with our people, they, or their descendants, get assimilated to our customs, measures, laws: in a word soon become one people.” #share#Alexander Hamilton, relevant as ever today, wrote in 1802: “The safety of a republic depends essentially on the energy of a common national sentiment; on a uniformity of principles and habits; on the exemption of the citizens from foreign bias and prejudice; and on that love of country which will almost invariably be found to be closely connected with birth, education, and family.”