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B-Man

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  1. MEANWHILE............................. The party of AOC, Bernie and Jasmine Crocket are total fire right now. From D+5 in April to R +8 in June.
  2. We're not entirely sure how Scott Jennings was able to sit next to Cornel West barking at him like a crazy person for as long as he did ... but woof. Hey, we get it, this is entertaining TV. People watched, and duh, we're writing about it. Crazy brings in the views. What makes this even better, though, is that this interaction has created what we think may well be the meme of the year. Definitely of the month. First, watch this (and keep an eye on Scott's face): And here is the meme of the year: https://twitchy.com/samj/2025/06/24/scott-jennings-pic-new-perfect-meme-drops-n2414669
  3. Ukraine asks allies to allocate 0.25% of GDP to boost its weapon production President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has called on Ukraine's Western partners to allocate 0.25% of their GDP to helping Kyiv ramp up weapons production and said the country plans to sign agreements this summer to start exporting weapon production technologies. In remarks released for publication by his office on Saturday, Zelenskiy said Ukraine was in talks with Denmark, Norway, Germany, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Lithuania to launch joint weapon production. https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/ukraine-asks-allies-allocate-025-gdp-boost-its-weapon-production-2025-06-21/
  4. Keep us (and the U.S. government) posted Mike
  5. You can hope Mikie. The rest of the world will celebrate the ceasefire.
  6. The biggest clue is his (?) bringing back the same 10 or 12 threads every night, regardless of whether or not there is anything new to add to them. They are his own threads and he continues to be the only one posting in them. It is @BillStime all right. He has ditched the meme repetition, but the anger and frustration and insulting everyone who responds to him is still there. .
  7. No problem. At least we know that he will sleep well tonight. 💤 😇
  8. Explaining ‘America First’ to Dolts, Dummies, and Democrats. Scott Pinsker Ah, from Orwellian “Newspeak” to the P.C. excesses of modern-day feminism: The English language is constantly evolving. It’s why middle-aged guys need a decoder ring to understand what the hell teenagers are saying. (Teenagers: “Uh, what’s a decoder ring?”) “Mansplaining” is one of our most recent Frankenstein-language creations. In the annals of feminism, few misdeeds are greater than the crime of mansplaining. It’s mostly defined along the lines of “explaining something to a woman in a condescending way that assumes she has no knowledge about the topic.” Yet oddly enough, these same liberals are absolutely delighted to tell MAGA voters what MAGA is all about: what it is, what it stands for, and what we should think about foreign policy. ( you really see this silliness here on PPP) “Mansplaining” is an evil, awful crime against humanity; “Libsplaining” is bravely speaking truth to power… something, something. Sensing an opportunity to split the MAGA base, the mainstream media has been working overtime to redefine “America First.” Consider the headlines from just the past week: (13 examples at the link) Well, garsh! I mean, who’s better qualified than Al Jazeera, MSNBC, and Vanity Fair to really understand all the nuances of the MAGA movement? (And not to mention, the inner workings of Donald Trump’s brain?) Clearly, these are the guys we should turn to for an unbiased, even-handed, fair-and-balanced analysis of the man they’ve been swearing was “literally Hitler” for over a decade. But, like many things, there is a kernel of truth to the media’s contention. “Greatness” — i.e. “Make America Great Again” — is an abstract standard: What one man considers great, another considers mediocre. And given the enormous complexities of foreign policy, the Middle East, and competing risk/reward calculations, there are ample opportunities for conflicting opinions. That’s not necessarily a bad thing: A good, stable movement isn’t threatened by debate; it’s strengthened by it. For a political movement to survive, it needs to adapt, evolve, and grow with its target audience. https://pjmedia.com/scott-pinsker/2025/06/23/explaining-america-first-to-dolts-dummies-and-democrats-and-sadly-to-tucker-carlson-n4941082
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