hal2kilo
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My Sen. Patty Murray was doing a shitty job at the gavel that day!Fauci with his newly grown pair
My Sen. Patty Murray was doing a shitty job at the gavel that day!Fauci with his newly grown pair
Which shithole do you live in?KY must be a shithole, what with Mitch and Rand as its senators. I'm sure there are some OK people there but I could never tolerate a place that elects assholes like those two.
Thanks for your ugly vote. Added to my ugly vote we got us a right ugly democratic Governor. We'll carry on with our ugly band of citizens trying to effect positive change.I lived there for a little over 5 years. My parting gift was helping get Beshear elected over Bevin. Beautiful state, ugly people.
I live in a liberal bastion of a liberal state which is the 5th largest economy on planet earth. Guess what? I don't know a single R here. There are assholes and rednecks around, but not the MAGA kind, they are rare. I don't feel like a fish out of water.Which shithole do you live in?
Rep. James Comer of Kentucky, the top Republican on the House Oversight Committee, said he fully anticipates that Hunter Biden will testify before the committee if Republicans are in charge.
"We have a lot of questions about where he gets his money, from his artwork, and from his consulting deals," Comer told CNN.
... a growing evangelical base.
Speaking of ugly
and stupid
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GOP plots onslaught of Biden probes in the run-up to 2024
Members of the far right are already agitating to launch impeachment proceedings against President Joe Biden if the GOP is in power in Congress next year. Some leading Republicans want to spotlight former President Donald Trump's false claims of voter fraud. And key House and Senate Republicans...www.cnn.com
That would be ironic.And the GOP has proven that people don't need to answer those....
Isn't that special...I live in a liberal bastion of a liberal state which is the 5th largest economy on planet earth. Guess what? I don't know a single R here. There are assholes and rednecks around, but not the MAGA kind, they are rare. I don't feel like a fish out of water.
Well you asked and it ain't the POS you insinuated.Isn't that special...
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Pretty good description other than the 'too hot' part for me personally.I want to be clear, I've lived in a lot of states and *NO* state is perfect.
Specific to Kentucky it's just hard to really explain. It's like they enjoy suffering. The wealth divide in that state is staggering. But the poor areas just keep voting to suffer more. The religious base is insufferable, and it's just not a well educated state. We lived in Lexington which is a blue oasis in a desert of red. And even there they couldn't manage to kick Andy Barr to the curb in a wave election. The evangelical takeover in schools was just too much. My daughter was miserable. If you didn't go to a church and/or have some sort of deep tied roots to the area you were an outsider. It was very much the southern politeness of smile and charm to your face then stab you in the back once you turn around.
And it was too damn hot too. 2019 had like 90 days at 90 or more. BLEH.
Flipped out much? Get a grip. Your ad hominem blastosphere antics are absurd. You asked me what shithole I live in. I defended it because I think it deserves it. You countered by trying to put me down with sarcasm. Then you hurl another insult at me. Get the fuck out with that shit, it's a really bad look.I didn't insinuate anything, holier than thou dickhead. I responded exactly like you did.
Thin skin much...?
Oh it was a joke. Just clowns repugnicansIts rare they admit it out loud:
Most of them are so accomplished at lying they have convinced themselves whatever they say is automatically the truth.
Donald is a wonderful example.
Projection is the cleanest truth. IMO.Oh it was a joke. Just clowns repugnicans
I'm indifferent on Louisville. Probably made 30+ day trips there for various things but didn't really ever explore it. We spent a lot more time in Cincinnati. Zoo, Ikea, sports, ect. Just had more things there that we wanted. We did hit the mega cavern drive through Christmas lights one year in Louisville. A little underwhelming given the hype, but was interesting to do once.
