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Is Ed Oliver still on the team by September?
Joe Ferguson forever replied to HOUSE's topic in The Stadium Wall
Epenesa would seem to be the 5th wheel. Rarely makes big plays. I don't know if his contract helps his cause but he seems expendable, -
trump called Bezos. Freaked out. He's already lost nearly as many billion as Elon. He's got to keep playing this shitey hand he's been betting on. It's ok. He can afford it. But can you and Joe Shmoe. I'd think listing the price increase due to tariffs is a great idea. Maybe more of a Hermes or Burberry thing than Amazon The lady in Michigan is as fictional as her statements. No one's gas nor groceries doubled under Biden. https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/29/business/white-house-calls-report-that-amazon-is-adding-a-tariff-charge-a-hostile-action/index.html
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Pope Francis
Joe Ferguson forever replied to Joe Ferguson forever's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
it wouldn't change a thing. strongly held beliefs are just that. do you have any, other than that orange man is your savior? -
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Joe Ferguson forever replied to BillsFanNC's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
c'mon B man. What constitutes a loser? Want me to start? -
Activist (Marxist) Federal Judges
Joe Ferguson forever replied to BillsFanNC's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
hmmm...why do all your reposts of propagandists always include partial copies of the important stuff. I trust it's a reasonable judgement given that all the kings dollars and all the kings men couldn't obtain a majority for the fascists on the WI supreme court. -
Pope Francis
Joe Ferguson forever replied to Joe Ferguson forever's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
is it not sacrilege for a non Catholic to take communion, much less desire to be Pope? What kind of Catholic are you? About as fake as Irish Lass but I'm thinking she's a protestant Paddy... -
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Joe Ferguson forever replied to BillsFanNC's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
define loser... -
Pope Francis
Joe Ferguson forever replied to Joe Ferguson forever's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
uh huh. US priests, the results of people like Cardinal Dolan who Francis abhorred. We recently had an awesome liberal pastor. He was a fishing buddy. Got moved and now we have a maga tool who I can barely tolerate. I'd go to another parish but my wife is loyal to our parish of 30 years. She won't even allow me to cut off contributions. my better half... -
Pope Francis
Joe Ferguson forever replied to Joe Ferguson forever's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
I'd really like to see the source. Perhaps, but doubtful, in the US church. US bishops are squelching liberal seminarians. But the rest of the world is quite liberal. There's only a billion or so of us. The US laggards shouldn't count for much in the conclave. yes, trolling is very presidential...in the same way as your comments are eloquent. -
Random Political Thoughts Inc.
Joe Ferguson forever replied to T&C's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
nice to see there's a dozen R's in congress that actually care about the working man who makes too little to buy insurance and it's not provided eat work. The ones who get screwed the worst. https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/5273744-house-republicans-medicaid-cuts/ When asked specifically about lowering the federal match or per capita caps, Rep. Mike Lawler (R-N.Y.) told reporters he would not support either. “I don’t know why you guys keep asking the same stupid f—ing question,” Lawler said. “I just said from the very beginning, I’m against per capita caps. I’m against changing the FMAP floor.” Rep. Jeff Van Drew (R-N.J.) said he isn’t drawing a red line at any specific savings target. He said he supports federal work requirements, excluding noncitizens from eligibility, and letting states make eligibility checks every six months instead of once a year. “I’m a simple guy. People who are getting stuff now, who are legal and eligible should not be cut,” Van Drew said. He added there are at least 10 or 12 Republicans who “won’t go along” with Medicaid benefit cuts. I like Lawler. -
Pope Francis
Joe Ferguson forever replied to Joe Ferguson forever's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
He is an immoral, sacrilegious, shameless face of evil. And yet Catholics like B man still support him. You can’t serve 2 kings. -
Trumps first 100 days
Joe Ferguson forever replied to 4th&long's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
good reason to attack top universities when this is a major goal. you know all these ideas and technology will come right out of the heart of MAGA country, anyway. They should target MIT next. -
Trumps first 100 days
Joe Ferguson forever replied to 4th&long's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
https://www.axios.com/2025/04/29/prri-poll-most-americans-trump-dangerous-dictator a majority of Americans think he’s a dangerous dictator -
My testosterone level is fine. Tiny study, 138 subjects. Author discusses alternative explanations in conclusion. but very high T is associated with violent criminals in many studies. someone should draw levels on the J6 traitors. in the meantime, check your cognitive ability https://planspace.org/20220101-try_the_gss_wordsum_questions/
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Orwellian (he was a celebrated author, Westside) doublespeak. Overall, the model predicts that almost 73% of respondents who missed all 10 questions would vote for Trump (remember, that is controlling for education and the other factors), while about 51% who were average on the exam are expected to vote for Trump. Only 35% of people who had a perfect score on the exam are predicted to be Trump supporters. Notably, this very strong, significant effect of verbal ability can be identified within educational groups. While non-college whites certainly turned out more heavily for Trump, the smart ones did not — only 38% of those with perfect scores are expected to go for Trump, and only 46% of non-college graduates who scored a standard deviation above the mean. The same is true for college graduates — low cognition college graduates were more likely to vote for Trump. ... What is really depressing isn't just the poles of the vocabulary exam, it's the average. The mean and median of the scale is 6 — so half of white Americans missed 4 of the easy vocabulary questions. https://www.salon.com/2022/03/23/new-research-on-voters-theyre-not-the-sharpest-tools-in-the-box/
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Pope Francis
Joe Ferguson forever replied to Joe Ferguson forever's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
hmmm, I wonder if that was photoshopped. Is it from one of your propaganda sites? https://apnews.com/article/pope-francis-vatican-funeral-photos-trump-838b56f0e773ccf9979fa9ac06bdf0f0