I am happier this morning my self-imposed beer hiatus is over tomorrow. Even though technically I had a lot of trouble sleeping this week and found I cleared four pints around 0200 yesterday. So I guess I ended it yesterday.
This is my review of Orkney Skullsplitter(H/T: Swiss Servator):
This weeks bit of insanity come from the State of New York. Due to the slow economic recovery several states legalized online sports betting. New Jersey being the first meant it was only a matter of time before New York gets in on the game. Of course New Jersey did that two years ago. One would think it wouldn’t be that difficult for a legislature to draw up simple language stating you may ____, provided x% is collected as a tax. SLD: I am not advocating this as a arrangement for online gaming; taxation is still theft. If you frivolously wagered money in a game against an opponent that knows the absolute statistical likelihood they will win and somehow managed to beat them, you should be able to keep everything.
Except perhaps for a tip to the dealer, that’s just good manners.
Fuck you, pay me.
However that arrangement as described above is still better than what they have planned:
Each casino could license up to two online sports betting skins under the Assembly and Senate proposals, bringing a potential maximum of 14 different online sportsbooks to the Empire State. Gov. Cuomo advocates a lottery-operated sports betting model, and he’s sticking to that outline, according to Buffalo News Albany Bureau Chief Tom Precious.
Precious announced in a Wednesday Twitter post that a source revealed that Cuomo is committed to the lottery-based operating model. Precious posted that Cuomo’s plan would involve one vendor and four skins.
By limiting the number of licenses and “skins” each licensee is able to hold within the state excludes several small betting platforms. The article quoted above speculates betting houses large enough to currently have brick and mortar gaming within the state are most likely to receive a license. After a princely license fee of $12 million (of course), New York state is projected to receive $156 million in revenues under a proposed 14 skin model. Gov. Cuomo’s four skin model (snicker) is projected to bring in $650.
Compare this to neighboring New Jersey with 20 skins currently, received $359.4 million in tax revenues last year, suggesting the benefits of increased competition. Which brings to mind the question of why limit licenses at all?
But wait, there’s more!
No, fuck you, pay me.
Due to concerns of falling revenues from an existing agreement with multiple Indian Nations a “geofencing” proposal is under consideration. This scheme in essence is barring residents of ten counties in central New York from participating on the mobile betting platforms because the agreement specifically grants exclusivity in those counties to Indian Casinos. Should one of the mobile betting servers be placed at an existing brick and mortar casino, this exclusivity can be waived but would undermine the lottery system outlined above by Indian casinos claiming at least one of the licenses. Likely because the one licensee Cuomo has lined up is not an Indian Casino.
Once again, they seemed to find new and inventive ways to kill the goose that laid the golden egg.
Orkney Skullsplitter is a Scottish Ale I’ve looked around for years, after hearing it described in college as, “the thickest beer ever, like even thicker than Guinness.” I disregard his opinion to a degree because I don’t find Guinness thick at all but it still piqued my interest. Oddly enough, it happened to be sold in a part of town I normally don’t drive to. Prior to meeting him at Glibfest, Swiss had purchased them at a local Total Wine. Which is funny how he managed to find it where I live in spite of being in town for less than a day. It is a traditional Scottish Ale made in the islands off the coast of the northern most tip of Scotland. I found it quite enjoyable but then again I am a fan of the style so disregard my opinion as needed. Orkney Skullsplitte: 4.1/5
I never understood why sports betting was ever illegal to begin with. Stupid people are going to do stupid things no matter how many obstacles you put in front of them.
Carry over from the puritanical days? Gambling, whoring and drinking are immoral therefore should be illegal.
Gambling, whoring and drinking is my religion so I take offense to those rules on first amendment grounds.
I wish prostitution was legal so OnlyFans Girls, strippers, porn stars, and Demi Rose would have to get real jobs, like being a prostitute.
Also wedding planners and divorce attorneys might see a cut in revenue too. My apologies to any members of the bar.
No apology needed. You are right.
You forgot sweatshop labor over-priced gay Satan human blood sneakers. Very immoral, in a passé, pedestrian sort of way.
There’s a you tuber who does a fairly interesting channel on pro betting. He talks about his spreadsheets and sabermetrics, etc, but only enough to give you the gist, of course. He’s also slightly misleading, unless you’re smart enough to figure that out. Kind of weeds out the people who aren’t willing to put the effort in to understand, but gives you just enough info from where to start from, if you have a small amount of smarts and can build a spreadsheet.
I just find it ridiculous that he has to drive all the way to LV and place his bet in person, when I can bet on anything I want from the comfort of my own home, or anywhere in the entire country I happen to have an internet connection.
I also watched a documentary on another pro gambler who is at the point of directing an army of proxies to place bets for him, while he orchestrates it all from his desk, staring at stats on multiple screens, because none of the bookies will take his bets any more. He has to have a fairly high turnover of proxies too, because they cotton on fairly quick.
+1 Kramer’s straw-purchased fruit
You’d think the guy would be happy just not having to deal with Kramer directly.
Because then somebody like Pete Rose might put a thumb in the scale.
How would we ever survive without the beneficent guiding hand of government?
license fee of $12 million
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How the wealthy get wealthier:
Reason number 517, Regulatory capture.
I was gifted* a case of Yuengling the other day. Never had it. I see to is from Pottstown PA and I did know a girl from there. She didn’t give me crabs so my theory goes neither will the beer.
That’s good science.
She didn’t give you dysentery either, but the beer still could.
It’s from Pottsville, not Pottstown.
Just remember, “gift” is German for “poison.”
to= itJust saw a pic on FB of a gathering of 4, in a house. They are a married couple and two of their sons. Masked and socially distanced.
People who should know better.
We’re doomed.
*They’re Doomed
I’m going to be just fine either way. It may be a bit more inconvenient to my own moral image, but, the only “good commie” and all.
Bless their hearts.
That’s why we’re doomed?? I think at this point we’re looking up to that as a root cause.
Not root cause. Symbol of willing subjugation. Decades in the water getting hotter and hotter. It’s almost to boiling.
Did you viciously ridicule them for being idiots? This won’t end until people are called out.
I am not that brave, which is another reason we are doomed. Too many people not brave enough to call it out against the masses.
Discretion something something valor.
(“After four years, the dust doesn’t get any worse.” 😉 )
Exactly. You and your Shakespeare. ?
Its cool. People like that can’t procreate via Zoom.
Fuck.
Booze.
https://archive.li/iyuqM
Boobze?
#7 looks delicious!
I like this gallery.
#41, a kindred spirit.
I wonder how much the big guys had to pony up for that gift.
Given how many of them are closely related to the politicians voting on the bill? Nothing. They knew well in advanced what needed done and how.
“everybody gets a pony”
-Vermin Supreme
Just saw a pic on FB of a gathering of 4, in a house. They are a married couple and two of their sons. Masked and socially distanced.
If they manage to keep this idiocy going, in a few years we might really get to see a pandemic kill millions.
I tell people my unwillingness to do housework has granted my children a stellar immune system.
+1 Mom of the Year
Maybe you can get one of his bones as a keepsake and magic charm
President Biden and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ordered the flags at the White House and the Capitol to be flown at half-staff in memory of Evans.
“He is a martyr for our democracy,” Pelosi said in a statement.
Yes, of course.
Muh Temple of DEMOCRACY!!!!
Something tells me that her new mainstream show isn’t going to be as popular as her more creative ventures.
https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/boy-meets-world-star-porn-maitland-ward-tv-return
A victory for HATE!!!
A California assemblyperson filed a bill to fire cops who supported the denial of “constitutional rights” based on, inter alia, sexual orientation or gender identity. This would have served the wholesome purpose of purging law-enforcement ranks of those who deny the well-established constitutional right of gay marriage, or the right to identify as your true, inner, what-I-feel sex and have surgery accordingly.
But the Religious Right raised a stink, and so they watered down the bill so now cops can’t advocate genocide or violence against protected groups, but can still oppose their constitutional right to marry and call themselves what they want.
A dark day for freedom, indeed. They’re going to retain fascists on the police payroll.
https://www.christianpost.com/news/california-bill-banning-police-tied-to-hate-groups-censor-speech-amended-religious-freedom-concerns.html
Freedom of speech and expression is a dark day for freedom?
Sounds legit.
It’s almost like legislating thoughtcrime is a bad idea or something.
I picked up a honking big standing rib roast for tomorrow.
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I’ll drop a pic tomorrow.
No photo of an armed rib roast?
I’m leaving it wrapped until tomorrow. Definately pic worthy.
Really tempting to quote that out of context.
I’m marinating a leg of lamb in lemon juice, olive oil, fresh rosemary, garlic, and red onions. I’ll roast it in the oven to medium. Served with a cucumber and mint salad. Maybe some roasted potatoes? Not carb friendly, but potatoes.
Mm, Greek potatoes. Find some oregano to go with the olive oil and lemon?
That can be arranged. Also kalamata olives. Potatoes it is!
A Zoidberg ¡hurrah! ?
Served with a cucumber and mint salad
A little mint goes a long way.
Yummy.
Capitol gunman was follower of fanatical anti-vaxxer who once said ‘Since you love to take the vaccine then eat death.’
Oh, that’s just Minister Farrakhan? Never mind.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9335699/Louis-Farrakhans-vial-death-vaccine-claims-remain-Twitter-despite-misinformation-policies.html
Did I say gunman? I meant car-and-knife man.
I must have been thinking of that hypothetical AR-15 he might have had but technically didn’t.
Maybe it was a ghost gun and no one could see it.
https://www.pennlive.com/nation-world/2021/04/woman-charged-with-arson-says-she-and-boyfriend-were-trying-to-get-rid-of-snakes-police.html
Sounds legit.
From the “Stories you Never Expected to See” desk
A group of seven Democratic governors is adding to calls within the party urging President Biden to repeal the Trump-era cap on state and local tax (SALT) deductions.
In a letter sent to the White House on Friday, the governors, including New York’s Andrew Cuomo, California’s Gavin Newsom and New Jersey’s Phil Murphy, wrote that while the administration “has already taken incredible steps to ease the burden of more than a year of uncertainty caused by a global pandemic,” more must be done to fuel economic recovery.
“We must go further and undo the cap placed on State and Local Tax (SALT) deductions by the Trump Administration through the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in 2017,” the governors argued.
The rule, which was put in place by former President Trump to help offset some of his tax cuts, limits SALT deductions to $10,000. Lawmakers from high-tax, Democratic-leaning states have long blasted the cap and pushed to reverse it.
I never saw that coming.
Party of the working class. What happened to paying “their fair share?”
The working class is twice blessed – they get to vote for Democrats, and they get the assurance that their work won’t swell corporate profits but will produce revenue for the more progressive, advanced states.
“You can’t just make Florida appeal to our tax base like that. Thats our tax base! We NEED it.”
You didn’t build that!
Constituents complained, did they?
(Hey, Miz HE!)
“We demand low tax jurisdictions subsidize our high taxes”
Fuck you, cut taxes. And spending.
I’m surprised that’s not already buried in the “infrastructure bill”.
https://mobile.twitter.com/zerosum24/status/1378193484092424194
Baseball at its most entertaining.
Baseball at its most entertaining
:-p
Baseball at its most entertaining
:-p
Twitter says “potentially offensive content.” It’s a cat running across the field. WTF?
Pussy on the loose!
Pussy is not offensive! Cancel misogynist Twitter!
https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/iowa-becomes-the-19th-constitutional-carry-state-disappointing-democrats-gun-grabbers/
Good for Iowa.
Iowa confuses me. They get all this attention as “first in the nation” primary, but then they endorse the likes of Bernie Sanders and Mitt Romney. And corn subsidies.
At least they got the gun thing right.
Nitpick: Iowa has a caucus, not primary.
How’s your husband doing?
It is a mistake to call it “constitutional carry”. They did not amend the Iowa Constitution.
They changed two parts of the law: 1) you no longer need to a permit to acquire a handgun — so that is the same as all long guns now; 2) a permit to carry is now optional — you can carry without a permit, or you can get a permit for reciprocity with other states.
This could all be undone by some future democrat-controlled house, senate, and governor.
2) a permit to carry is now optional — you can carry without a permit, or you can get a permit for reciprocity with other states.
NH does the same thing.
Freedom of speech and expression is a dark day for freedom?
C’mon, dude, you know this one.
“HATE SPEECH IS NOT FREE SPEECH.”
Dr Mike Yeadon, former CSO and VP, Allergy and Respiratory Research Head with Pfizer Global R&D and co-Founder of Ziarco Pharma Ltd, talks about his grave concerns about the Coronavirus jab from James Delingpole’s podcast:
https://rumble.com/vf8fz5-dr-mike-yeadon.html
Just listened and it’s an excellent discussion with a guy who really knows his stuff. It does get a bit conspiratorial in parts but after the past year plus I’m not going to criticize too much.
It’s been a while since I’ve had Skullsplitter. I remember it being a good beer.
CORRECT. Although, I would say “superb”.
I’d been bummed because we’d had to have our beloved tulip poplar taken down AND a cold snap the last couple of nights has wrecked our magnolia’s buds AGAIN. Our next door neighbor had the brilliant idea to put a flower pot in the hole in the stump. Now I feel better.
That flower pot is a good idea.
Some trees here are starting to form leaf buds.
While I was cleaning up the yard this morning, I noticed all of my tree peonies are forming leaf buds, even the replacement. One died last Spring, and I put its replacement in last Fall. I am hopefull.
The daffodils are starting to bloom. My laurel is blooming. Now that I’ve cleared out the lilacs that took over the front flower bed, I discovered that the previous owners had put in more tulips than I thought. We’ll see if the repellent I sprayed this morning will keep the critters away from them.
The replacement star magnolia I planted last fall is still dormant.
Aw, cute. Bought some daffs yesterday, had to patiently convince the young clerk that they were not nine dollars.
Thanks for link before. YT keeps suggesting 20C Weird Al “interviews” with famous musicians.
Do you remember this book? It was surprisingly educational: I learned about conching from it. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/488895.Chocolate#
Oh, yes! I’m virtually certain I had a copy of that book, but goodness knows where it’s gotten to. Probably in a box in the basement. I’m also the proud owner of this mug (sadly, now cracked and useful only as a holder of writing utensils) and, speaking of Dog Train, and this little fella.
eg: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sqP1FEpoBG8
I should reshoot avatar in the daylight.
This should change up your YT feed a bit. (You might want to have a hanky handy. No reason, really. Just in case…)
This should change up your YT feed, too.
(Stay for the ending.)
And hoard Hippo Birdie cards if I can find them.
That plush Dog Train dog was all over eBay, so there maybe?
And now, I really do need a nap. 😉
buona nappe!
Carpe conquiescamus
❤️
Just a heads-up – I’m somewhere in your Inbox from a few days back.
Ferreal?!!
I’ll check my spam but I didn’t see you.
Just re-sent it.
I found it and sent a rambling mess of an email.
here in my corner of Da Hood, the Honeysuckle are once again teasing me to wage war with them.
I swear, for every 1 I cut down and fill with 2,4-D 3 more pop up.
And for some reason, this corner of town is loaded with wild onions.
You people killing honeysuckle and lilacs. I just can’t even.
Dont get me started on Mulberry. Birds eat the fruit, and by excretion pass the seeds all over the place.
Besides, you live in a desert like a damn Bedouin.
Yeah, we had a mulberry tree in our back yard when I was a kid. And my mom used to hang sheets out on the clothesline. Bad combination.
My father planted a mulberry and a Sweetgum right on his property line with a hated neighbor. Well, I planted the Sweetgum. This is a neighbor that walks around his yard carefully picking up every fallen leaf by hand. He also has a swimming pool. I have to laugh every fall when I visit and see all of the Sweetgum leaves blowing into the neighbor’s pool.
Oh, and those Sweetgum balls! I swear those things aren’t biodegradable. And when you’re trying to walk around anywhere they’re on the ground, they’re nature’s Legos.
Nature’s Legos. I am stealing that. Try walking down a steep hill covered with them. I guarantee you will land on your ass before you get to the foot of the hill.
*I leave one Sweetgum per acre because by early February there is nothing else to eat. You will see squirrels and birds carefully picking those Sweetgum seeds out of the balls. Were it not for them I think the critters would starve.
Speaking of stepping on marbles I should have included this tip: I learned a long time ago to toss my machete away before I hit the ground any time I slip and fall in the woods.
My grandfather gave me my first machete when I was 8 yo, and he taught me to sharpen it. I am talking shave hair sharp. No one wants to fall on that thing.
Honeysuckle is an invasive weed lots of places.
But the scent reminds me of summer nights in High School and college…
Jugsy thinks they’re adorable. She doesnt have to try and mow around those giant weeds.
I cant find a citation, but its seems like the gov’t introduced it as an erosion control device in the 1900s. See also- Kudzu.
I knew Boy Scouts that were deliberately planting it as deer fodder. Environmental management was different back then.
Try growing trees. You will be waging war on honeysuckle in a month. Goddamned vines are a plague (honeysuckle, wicker, jasmine)
I have a hard time cutting muscadine but….sometimes it cant be avoided.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0036775/quotes?item=qt0480110
And for some reason, this corner of town is loaded with wild onions.
As was the style of the time?
18 miles and one brewery down. They have a screen here displaying slogans such as, “A Mandate is not a Law.”. Solid beer and decent food.
Wouldn’t you prefer liquid beer?
Look at the middlebrow who doesn’t “get” molecular gastronomy.
Nice.
Well… “A mandate is not a law”. I see this often on the anti-lockdown/anti-mask-mandate groups I’m on. It annoys the fuck out of me. One: “If it were a law, you’d go along with it?” Well, maybe those folks would. But I doubt they’ve thought about that. It also shows a misunderstanding of ordinances, emergency powers laws, and the like.
First post in nearly 3 weeks.
First, thanks to all that sent a good word, thanks all the Glibs in any case.
As some/all know I fell down outside on Mar 16th, the beginning of the longest two weeks of my life, so far. I was able to get back in the house and call 911 and wait for a first time ambulance ride. Got admitted to the local hospital, x-rays showed a fractured pelvis. I’m not going to go in to the pain part, other than thank dog for Oxycondone.
After about 5-6 days the therapists showed up, whips, cattle prods and more . Started painfully, slowly. They sent me home yesterday, lots of Tylenol. The pain is a lot less but no weight bearing for at least 3 more weeks. I’m able to do some things for myself but not a lot, can get up with the walker (at bedside/chairside), get into a wheel chair and scoot around downstairs where I now live.
Not much appetite, tough to sleep but all in all lots of changes from about 3 weeks ago.
My whole life (as well as my wife’s) have totally changed.
Good to be a Glib though.
Welcome back, and heal fast!
Welcome back!
I’m glad oxycodone worked for you – all it did for me was make me hallucinate, which was not the result I was looking for.
Same. Welcome back!
Glad to see you writing so well and at length. Wish I had more influence on your recovery. ? ?
Thank God Fourscore. I was really worried about you. Seeing. you post just made my day.
Take care of yourself and get better. The bees, and us, need you.
All of the above x2
Hear, hear!
Welcome back and speedy healing!
Welcome back!
I hope you heal up quickly!
My whole life (as well as my wife’s) have totally changed.
Godspeed, FS. Sounds like a long recovery.
What a relief! Good to see you’re getting better.
Welcome back, and best wishes for speedy recuperation.
So… tell us about the nurses. Were they naughty?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hsshjpt9DDE
Great to hear from you! Glad you’re on the mend.
Welcome back ya old f*ck.
Keep movin’ !
O Frabjous Day! Looking forward to seeing vid of you dancing a jig soon! 😀
Good to hear from you – get well soon!
Huzzah for Fourscore! It’s wonderful to hear from you and I’m glad you’re home.I hope your convalescence is speedy and pain free.
Wow, what a scare! And you handle it with your usual aplomb.
Glad you’re back!!!
Welcome back!
Keep up the good fight, old man!
Sorry that happened to you Fourscore. Glad to know you are recovering.
Welcome back.
FOURSCORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for all the good words. Weather is nice and I have to stay inside. Life ain’t fair!
Somebody was talking about Cuomo and Deblasio the other day and I mentioned as a half-hearted “to be fair” to Deblasio that Cuomo has near total control over many NYC functions including roads and subways.
Well, guess what? Apparently he has total control over real estate, too.
I dont remember all of the details but I do remember that NY has always been a near monarchy were all of the land was granted to a small number of families and the bulk of the population owned nearly nothing. They were all renters. I think that shaped the thinking there about property and self ownership. I do remember that when I read about the history I thought ‘Fuck that. I will never set foot there.’
Louisiana has very strong property rights, very low property tax and even though our gun laws were some of the best in the nation there was room for improvement. We are about to get constitutional carry laws.
I think you’re referring to the Patroon system in the New Netherland colony.
BTW, in its native Ireland honeysuckle is known as ‘woodbine’. I think that is a better name for it.
Yeah, it’s hard to wax sentimental over “he’s gone where the honeysuckle sucketh.”
https://www.poetrynook.com/poem/gone-where-woodbine-twineth
I dont mind it growing on fences and such. As a kid we would spend a lot of time sucking the honey out of them and bumblebees love them, but having them bend over and shade out oaks and poplars that I spend a fortune planting is a bitch.
I assume ‘where the woodbine twineth’ is a neglected graveyard.
I was discussing earlier with my brother of the wasted human potential due to war and thuggery. Thank you for that link, I am sending it to him.
Also Woodbine.
Religious affiliation declining, Republicans hardest hit
“Regardless, my point in emphasizing the deep-seated, structural nature of declining religiosity is simple: It suggests that this trend will not be drastically reversed, absent some kind of social cataclysm.
“And that poses a major challenge to the Republican Party….
“Of course, the difficulty for Republicans is less that their coalition is more religious than America writ large than that it is wildly more theocratic and reactionary. For decades, Gallup has taken the public’s temperature on the moral acceptability of various social practices. In 2017, it found that on 10 of its 19 “moral” issues, American opinion had become historically left-wing, while the electorate’s views had grown significantly more conservative on exactly zero.
“…As millennials and zoomers replace silents and boomers, it will be increasingly difficult for the GOP to win national elections without distancing itself from moral traditionalism. Marijuana legalization, LGBT rights, and Roe v. Wade are all popular and becoming more so….
“The Republican Party can ultimately retain political power by bringing its policy commitments into slightly closer alignment with public opinion. That is not an option for the Christian right’s true believers. As a result, the movement is becoming forthrightly anti-democratic. On the one hand, the moral minority hopes to impose its will on the nation by judicial fiat. On the other, it aims to disenfranchise the heathen majority….
“…the coming decade of U.S. politics may be defined, in part, by the struggle to prevent conservative Christianity from taking democracy down with it.”
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2021/04/gallup-poll-church-gop-christian-right-2024-democracy.html
And the Democratic party is thick with commies – you know, people who have actual consequences on the rest of us, unlike the “moral minority” in this writer’s head who haven’t had any impact on national policy in how many decades?
It will be like the Panama Canal – nobody else was able to do socialism until America came along and showed the way!
/sarc /sarc /sarc
Over 60% of Democrats are Christian.
Exactly what religion do they think Hispanics and African Americans are?
The author fears that the Republicans may pick up votes among godless black people.
Declining Christianity, particularly formal high church, is not the same thing as declining religiosity. If anything, it’s on the rise akin to previous awakenings or revivalists waves just in a different manner.
There’s a whole literature among historians of religion that demonstrate that declining church membership very rarely equals declining religious belief. That trend began in 1660s New England. There are all kinds of reasons for it. At my wife’s church, the new(ish) minister is very committed to women not holding leadership positions. There are a number of women who attend the church regularly, like his preaching, but refuse to become members over the leadership issue.
That said, I wonder if the overall idea is close to correct. I think Trump broke a lot of the religious right’s connection to the GOP. They voted for him because he was not Hillary rather than because he reflected any Christian values.
“Sinners in the hands of a woke God”
People voted for him because he said “If you vote for me I will represent your interests, not those of other countries.”, and then he did just that. Neither of the parties today say that or do that. They fucking hate the American voters and their actions show that plainly.
Many churches as institutions have fallen into the trap of not fully understanding the woke shit and making some kind of initial good faith attempt to engage with it, either in shear ignorance, or as some attempt at remaining “relevant”, outreach, etc, and thereby making the fatal mistake of falling ill with the incurable, insidious virus that is Marxism, in its most egregious modern forms.
I also find it funny that they picked those non issues. Are Republicans really all that opposed to marijuana legalization? Or really any of those other issues? They’re arguing against stereotypes and not reality.
Exactly.
The R’s are pretty stupid.
Some guy back in 2016 won handily by not being stupid. Maybe they could try that strategy? I dunno, I am just spitballing here.
My dad is convinced that guy is “an idiot”.
Isn’t it obvious? He took a few million and turned it into 50+billion on his own and then got elected president of the US. Isn’t that what idiots do?
Science!
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