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Enjoy,Democracy? You Should Pardon The Suppression
So. Georgia. Wants to smother the world so Coke can't teach it to sing. Has no faith in Delta, the world's most trusted airline. Wants Apple to "think same."
Passing voter suppression laws is hard. Just ask Political Hack Barbie.
Conservatives, who see voter suppression as the key to the party's survival, were quick to condemn corporate CEOs who spoke out against Georgia's voter suppression law. Sean Hannity foamed at the mouth (at a commercial break, he used it to shave). Republican Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell looked like a turtle who was about to explode (you could tell by the way his lips curved ever so slightly up). Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, channelling his inner Spiro Agnew, complained about the "woke wastrels in woebegone Washington."
The complaints that corporate America has somehow made an unholy alliance with the left, while undoubtedly heartburn-felt, don't ring true. This is how American politics is generally viewed:
This is how the Republican Party portrays the situation:
This is the reality of the situation:
SOURCE: Politics For Dummies
[http://www.politicsfordummies.com/home.asp?did=1007&dir=bb]
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Be Sure To Niantic This One Off Your Bucket List
Ten song lyrics as sung by Pokemon Go players:
1. "Two litleos will fight it out until
SOURCE: The Web Page of Lists
[http://www.ListsPage.argh/2021/April/Pokety_Poke.asp]
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The Trump Organization has hired 84 year-old veteran criminal defence attorney Ronald Fischetti to represent the real estate company in the Manhattan district attorney's ongoing investigation into former President Trump's businesses and finances.
This marks a new approach for the Trump team. It is now clear that the former President hopes Fischetti will have a heart attack during the proceedings, which would either result in a mistrial or in an outpouring of public sympathy for the defendant.
SOURCE: Disassociated Press
[http://www.bltdaily.com/]
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Georgia On My Never Mind
Did you hear the one about the Vancouver Aquarium? They were having financial difficulty, so they were bought out by Herschend Enterprises. But, the joke's on them: Herschend is based in Georgia.
SOURCE: The Financial Riposte
[http://www.canada.com/national/nationalwhippingpost/financialriposte/story.html?id=49ddccd7-f6f3-4f4f-9f25-a2eb4cc6a528]
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Douchenozzle: The Next Generation
Who scored on his own goalSOURCE: Poetry, Cornered
[http://www.cibc.com/ca/personal/poetrycorner/819.html]
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He's Just Another O'Toole Of The Corporate Elite
Conservative Party leader Erin O'Toole announced that his climate change plan included a consumer carbon price of $20 per tonne, rising to $50 per tonne in 2030. This came as a surprise to most party members, who had voted against a resolution claiming "climate change is real" at their last national convention.
"Perhaps Erin isn't real?" MP John Barlow mused. The Conservative caucus in Parliament spent the next three hours debating the difference between "isn't real" and "isn't for real." When lunchtime came, they agreed to table the question for discussion at a later date.
One major problem for O'Toole is that the Conservatives have been bashing a similar plan enacted by the Liberals as a "carbon tax." "No, no, no, no, no," O'Toole protested. "My plan is a virtuous pricing mechanism for consumers. The Liberal plan is a heinous mechanism for fleecing consumers. Totally different!"
SOURCE: Glob and Maul
[http://www.globandmaul.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20210415.eladvote0415_@/BNStory/newsOops2021/]
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If Only He Had Declared Squaring The Circle An Avant Garde Visual Art Project...
4 ferk's sake!) Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that crews were working to prevent the collapse of a large wastewater pond in the Tampa Bay area while evacuating the area to avoid a "catastrophic flood." At the same time, like most Republicans, he opposed Democratic President Joe Biden's two trillion dollar infrastructure bill. How does Governor DeSantis square this circle?SOURCE: Les Pages aux Folles
[http://www.lespagesauxfolles.ca]
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