9:10am
9:10am, 24 Jan 2025
7,286 posts
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paulcook
I hate them too. But for me, they're like the banning of drinking straws, when the problem itself is infinitely huger. |
9:47am
9:47am, 24 Jan 2025
22,605 posts
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Chrisull
Don't worry Labour are about to make up for the lapse of good judgment by sinking the Climate and Nature Bill today. Absolutely numpties. theguardian.com |
10:02am
10:02am, 24 Jan 2025
33,607 posts
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Johnny Blaze
New bottle tops? What fresh madness is this? I blame Jacques Delors.
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10:06am
10:06am, 24 Jan 2025
9,253 posts
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um
[ In the tethered tops vs scissors game, the scissors always win! ]
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10:21am
10:21am, 24 Jan 2025
22,607 posts
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Chrisull
Here we go, republican introduces bill to allow Trump a third term: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/ogles-introduces-resolution-to-allow-trump-to-seek-third-term/ar-AA1xKZY5#:~:text=The%20proposed%20change%20to%20the%2022nd%20Amendment%20would,in%202028%20if%20Ogles%27s%20change%20was%20ever%20enacted. I don't think he will survive this term. The third ageing bump happens out about now (78 years old), we will see. He is not a healthy man. |
10:27am
10:27am, 24 Jan 2025
1,939 posts
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Weean
"It is imperative that we provide President Trump with every resource necessary to correct the disastrous course set by the Biden administration," Good to see them seeking some bipartisan support... Ogles (really, that's his name) can't get his through either house without Dem support, it's just a stunt. |
10:29am
10:29am, 24 Jan 2025
25,599 posts
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3M
A stunt, but sadly indicative of the mindset of many USA citizens who think that there's nothing wrong with Trump's agenda.
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10:32am
10:32am, 24 Jan 2025
7,288 posts
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paulcook
3M wrote: A stunt, but sadly indicative of the mindset of many USA citizens who think that there's nothing wrong with Trump's agenda. We're heading the same way. One political party, certain media, and parroters, wanting Starmer to resign every other day, and/or a new General Election next Thursday. All claim to be patriots, all love US more than the UK, and all love their best attempts at completely destabilising the UK. |
10:32am
10:32am, 24 Jan 2025
5,783 posts
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J2R
If Trump wants to stay put at the end of this term, I'm sure he will attempt do so, and count on his 'army', whose core are the newly released Jan 6 insurrectionists, to support him. There will be bloodshed.
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10:32am
10:32am, 24 Jan 2025
25,871 posts
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Dave W
So sad to see a once great nation brought to this sorry state of affairs by an orange sex offending felon. But at least he's not got ridiculous hair. Or family, for that matter. |
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