The Washington Post. Their 'tagline' at the top of every webpage says, where "Democracy Dies in Darkness". OK, I did add a word, but it was outside the quotes. For all you nit-pickers out there.
The Congressperson from the first congressional district of California, of all place, is at it again. Watch as he asks this congressional panel of 'experts' a simple question about CO2 levels in our atmosphere.
Our wonderful selected Governor, Katie Hobbs. The fifty something teenager. Look at her. There something about her, something around the eyes. Vacant. Empty. And she laughs at the Constitution.
Got to hand it to her, she got tenacity. I thought it was funny that recently, the Arizona State Treasurer, the only Republican allowed in the top 5 stepped in for about a day for the selected teen-aged governor of our state.
Matt Gaetz. Who hasn't heard of him? And my goodness, that hair. He's been a pretty controversial conservative and doubt that this will help him or me with some conservatives.
Just when you thought all Californians were batshit loony fools who swim like fish in a school, up steps Doug LaMalfa, Representative from California's 1st Congressional district.
Who hasn't heard of Billy the Kid? Yeah, I'm a bit of a history buff, after all, we can learn a lot from history, and especially see how we never ever learn from it, lol.
Hmm. I never even heard about the first GOP debate. Guess it was because the news is so full of condemning Trump. But this must be a slow news day for this article. I realize that this is before the debate happened.
We've heard of the Bundy Ranch 'standoff' of 2014 in Nevada and the Malheur adverse possession 'standoff' of 2016 in Harney County, Oregon, but what about the in between? Let's talk about the Sugar Pine Mine.
