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That the kind of thing that’s going to get you on both the hoax list and the naughty list. Not good.

I think you need to worry less about me and more about your standing with Santa. You have a desperate need for that dictionary, and I’d hate to see you miss your chance for that book based on avoidable naughty behavior between now and Christmas Eve.

Glad you’re back, Chef Jim Crow. Hoax. I don’t care whether you post. Maybe you should consider asking Santa for a dictionary this year so that you can learn the definition of bigot.

I think we’re already in a recession. The reality is that we have two economies: one for people who invest in the stock market, and another for laborers, etc., who don’t. I agree with your point about large caps carrying the market. One of the ironies there is that Amazon—the bane of Trump’s existence—basically carried the market for him through the first roughly seven or eight months of last year.

You and I actually agree about the stock market being on a treasury sugar high (at least to a certain extent; I think there are multiple catalysts for growth, but that’s a different conversation for a different time.) “Crediting” Trump for that, though, is where we part ways. The national debt exploded under that fool. And that’s without 9/11 (Bush) or the Great Recession (Obama) demanding increased government spending. Trump’s income tax cuts principally benefitted the rich—not, with respect, the vast majority of the people who read this, judging by their grammatical skills—and, at the same time, he spent wantonly and indeliberately. I don’t know what conservative means these days, but I struggle with how one could conclude that conservative principles are consistent with his fiscal . . . approach.

German's. Outstanding stuff.

It’s about time that somebody realized that the elections of GOP chairs statewide and nationwide probably were rigged and influenced by such things as voter fraud, Oompa Loompas, and dead voters. Time to audit all of those RINO GOP elections. Solid point by Ms. Loomer.

Your use of tense is perfect. Donald Trump and his acolytes were afraid of Antifa. Trump even hid in the bunker when Antifa was nearby. With Joe Biden in charge, Antifa has been crushed. So now no one is afraid of Antifa. It’s been a total victory over Antifa on land, in air, and even at sea. Screaming for attention from Internet losers? Hardly. You guys have yet to realize that you’re the punch line. Be it HCQ, Antifa, Ivermectin, fetuses, whatever, you take the bait every time.

Carson Palmer played for the Raiders the week he was traded, IIRC.

I can’t believe that he wouldn’t land on the Commissioner’s exempt list if a team intends to play him.

I don’t take orders. I give them. Perhaps if you ask nicely I’ll think about responding to your demand.

It’s wreak havoc. As in, “your lousy elementary school education wreaks havoc on your ability to separate truth from fiction.” I just looked for Antifa. Didn’t see it. Trump couldn’t stop Antifa. He was powerless against it. Joe Biden has crushed Antifa. They are nowhere to be found. Our skies are a no-fly zone for the Antifa Air Force that was so concerning last October. Our suburban streets are free from Antifa. It’s good to finally have someone in the White House who doesn’t lose to Antifa.

She doesn’t need outsiders. She needs a salad. And many other green vegetables. Obesity is a terrible thing.

For defeating Antifa. We were told that we would have to fight Antifa on the beaches, on the landing grounds, in the fields and in the streets of our suburbs, in the hills, and perhaps even in the air. None of that has come to pass because of President Biden. Victory over Antifa has been overwhelming. We haven’t heard a word from Antifa since President Biden won the election and took office. Thank you, Mr. President, for crushing Antifa. Hopefully now all those who trembled at the mention of the word can feel safe in their homes and on their streets.

It’s an idea, but they are definitely the latter. Do your own research. Outstanding stuff. I think what you really meant was listen to the scientific community qualified to conduct meaningful research in the field. They say to get the vax.

“They.” Nice. Blame it on the boogeyman. Kind of like Antifa I suppose. The good news is that the you tubers are so busy slugging ivermectin and HCQ that they don’t have time to watch stupid videos based on the “research” of internet “experts” whose vocations include operating lawnmowers, serving cheeseburgers, and separating paper from plastic on the line at the Tomra plant.

Ironic that Chef Jim Crow would return to discuss an issue of race. Hoax. It’s not a surprise at all that you heard the dog whistle and sprinted to share your crowy views. What is so wild about this? Someone decided not to venerate a racist and a slaveholder. Some moderately literate snowflakes have a problem with it, and that’s too bad. Maybe they can storm city hall like they did the Capitol. Or they can get over the movement of a statue, visit them Jefferson memorial, and pay homage that way.

Hoax. Elections have consequences. Move to NYC, run for office, and make it a campaign issue. Or stop whining about it. Either one.

Hoax. They had a say. They voted for those who appointed the committee to which the City Council delegated certain authority in this area. Democracy 1, B-Man 0. Don’t like it? Move to NYC, make some friends there, and run for council.

He also was one of the most notorious racists of his era. So maybe he’s not someone who should be venerated in that location. Or, perhaps the veneration should tell the whole story, namely, that he was a timeless political theorist, that he bravely prepared the Declaration of Independence, that the nation is indebted to his courage and loquaciousness, and that, in his view, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness were not available to almost all African-Americans in that time. Either way, I believe in the choice as to who we venerate. And somebody chose not to venerate Thomas Jefferson anymore. Such is life.

I think it was 97 who also piled on Allen’s legs while he was down. If they’re going to call RTP on Oliver, then they have to call it there (on Clark, but frankly the later hit was deserving as well), too.

I really think the rain made a difference there.

Biggest road win since 1993. Enjoy the win and forget about what WR3 thinks or doesn’t think about his usage.

Who said anything about a 401k?

My investment portfolio says otherwise. Have a nice day, hoaxer!