That wasn't accidental. Reporter is a rabid leftist who works for NPR.
She must have been hired primarily for her physionomy. It's hard to imagine a more ideal look for an NPR reporter.
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She must have been hired primarily for her physionomy. It's hard to imagine a more ideal look for an NPR reporter.
She looks like the nebbish, nerdy high school girl that gets overlooked by every jock and heartthrob, but walks into the prom a hard 9, except for the last part which clearly never happened.
She could have put some sort of biological agent on that boom to hurt the President. I would cut her out of the press pool.
4/10 would not kiss!
4/10 would not kiss!
Heh. I forgot about "would not kiss." Nice yet appropriate homage to RVF 1.0. We should use that one more.
Kurtzleben, that’s an interesting last name
“ The surname "Kurtzleben" likely means "short life" or "short-lived" in German, derived from the words "kurz" (short) and "leben" (life), and is of German and Jewish (Ashkenazic) origin.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Meaning:
The surname "Kurtzleben" is a combination of the German words "kurz" (meaning "short") and "leben" (meaning "life").
Origin:
It is a German and Jewish (Ashkenazic) surname, suggesting it originated in areas where these languages were spoken”
“ The surname "Kurtzleben" likely means "short life" or "short-lived" in German, derived from the words "kurz" (short) and "leben" (life), and is of German and Jewish (Ashkenazic) origin.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Meaning:
The surname "Kurtzleben" is a combination of the German words "kurz" (meaning "short") and "leben" (meaning "life").
Origin:
It is a German and Jewish (Ashkenazic) surname, suggesting it originated in areas where these languages were spoken”
Much praise for abolishing many of these agencies/bureaus, but the Trump admin needs to bury their infrastructure, in the physical sense. Tear down the buildings and build parks instead, Destroy the files that can be legally destroyed. Disconnect and discard the phones and communication infrastructure. Sell off the furniture. Close any financial accounts after remaining funds are returned to Treasury. Block all remote logins to prevent anyone from accessing things from home. Etc.
The idea is to deny the ability to easily regenerate these monstrosities. Take the government back to its founding agencies as much as possible. If the building is left, the dems will fill it with cronies, open the cash drawer, and be right back in business. Make them at least work for it. They are not builders, they are takers, and it will take them much longer to rebuild. Raise the barriers to re-entry. Build moats around what is kept.
The idea is to deny the ability to easily regenerate these monstrosities. Take the government back to its founding agencies as much as possible. If the building is left, the dems will fill it with cronies, open the cash drawer, and be right back in business. Make them at least work for it. They are not builders, they are takers, and it will take them much longer to rebuild. Raise the barriers to re-entry. Build moats around what is kept.
Ironically, I survived a week in Mumbai fine and then got violently ill ordering Uber Eats from my layover in LA
It's over for Trump and Democracy...
Somehow unelected federal judges means more to democracy than elected officials
Somehow unelected federal judges means more to democracy than elected officials
At least His Most Reverend Elpidophoros is consistent. He would say flattering things to Biden and he does so for Trump. It really doesn't matter who the President is, the Church's job is to support the leadership.
Now if only the Republican Congress will step up to the plate and enshrine these into law.
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