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"You wouldn't know her. I met her in Niagara Falls. She's from Canada."
That only works on people who have a functioning moral compass, empathy, and basic humanity. All of which are disqualifying traits under the current regime.
Even if it isn't syphilis, he lost his "personal Vietnam" when he got herpes. NC: Yes. “Captain Valtrex” was another nickname for him. He sent his secretaries to the CVS on 57th Street to pick up his scripts for that herpes treatment. gregolear.substack.com/p/full-discl...
I have a feeling that his death rattle will be "Oooobama," much like Charles Foster Kane's final, "Rooosebud."
Hannity should consider leaving this plane of existence.
Also RFK Jr: "I don't think people should be taking advice - medical advice - from me." www.pbs.org/newshour/hea...
"Alcohol."
But he is, and so we are.
What's the confidence level in that actually being him?
Don't forget the herpes. NC: Yes. “Captain Valtrex” was another nickname for him. He sent his secretaries to the CVS on 57th Street to pick up his scripts for that herpes treatment. He used the name “John Barron” on some of these prescriptions. gregolear.substack.com/p/full-discl...
That'd be a shame. I hope he's taking *all* of Kennedy's advice *except* for the bit where Kennedy says literally nobody should be taking his advice. www.pbs.org/newshour/hea...
It's not so much the rumors of his demise trending that should be telling. It's that people are getting ready to dance like Ewoks watching the second Death Star's destruction if the rumors are true.
I dunno, man. I mean, he went from "perfect health" to "chronic venous insufficiency" in three months. Either the "perfect health" report was a lie, or his doctor's a fucking quack who missed the diagnosis. Maybe both.
Next year? Next *week*. Maybe *tomorrow.*
“He’s on a mission from God. He’ll be back.”
I’d sooner have Dan Quayle than James David Bowman.
Evidence suggests that between the brain worm, the heroin, and the mercury poisoning, he self-administered a different kind of lobotomy.
At the very least, under confined clinical observation.
He's barely self-aware enough to tell people that they shouldn't take his advice, but not self-aware enough to keep his stupid mouth shut. www.pbs.org/newshour/hea...
Wait, I thought he was Temu Goebbels?
Brainworm has just barely enough self-awareness to tell people they should not listen to him. www.pbs.org/newshour/amp...
Today, the FBI is run by criminal minds…
Hey, don't forget that RFK Jr. used to pal around with Epstein, too... www.yahoo.com/news/article...
If nobody should be taking medical advice from him, he should resign or be fired. www.pbs.org/newshour/hea...
I'm pretty sure her own actions have already pointed out that she *is* a disgrace to the office...
*Should* have.
"Mind yon door disnae skelp yer bahookie oan yer wae oot, Joni."
"Lipman found that while a review showed Norris' decisions throughout the trial were 'sound, fair, and grounded firmly in the law,' a new trial is necessary 'because the risk of bias here is too high to be constitutionally tolerable.'" If only such standards applied to the Roberts SCOTUS...
I have questions. 1) Is Mike himself in the Epstein files? 2) If not, who *is* in the Epstein files and holding Mike's leash and keys?
...aaaand Tennessee in general.
Project 2025. Ask me a hard one.
IIRC, MERS was on the radar before COVID-19 and H5N1. I definitely remember reading about it when COVID-19 was hitting the headlines.
www.pbs.org/newshour/hea...
...before the mercury poisoning killed the worm. www.cbsnews.com/news/rfk-jr-...
"We close our eyes. We close our eyes and dream and the world has turned around again." www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rLe...
"Middle East Respiratory Syndrome." Another coronavirus. www.cdc.gov/mers/about/i...
Ain't no way RFKJ wrote this when he literally called us "troubled" only a few hours ago. Sorry, anon comms person/maybe the AI forced to write this drivel... We just added a few notes. Anything to be helpful! ✨😊😇
Strange that there are absolutely no links to this "event," no actual reportage anywhere.
Sure it is. The Constitution relegates control of tariffs to Congress, not the Executive (Article I, Section 8.) The increased tariffs from the Mad Emperor are definitely impacting grocery prices. But expecting intelligence and honesty from an OK GOP Rep is an exercise in futility.
That’s obviously Photoshopped. His cankles have been removed!
Mrs. Bowers, I believe you owe me a new keyboard and a year of therapy for putting the image of Alan Dershowitz and Sean Hannity standing next to each other, both in their underwear, into my brain. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Were they really mean looks, or were people just staring while trying to figure out what the hell he's wearing on top of his pointy little head?!
That’s only a crime when the person doing it isn’t one of TFG’s sycophants.
#AL01 Rep. Barry Moore tried to lie to his constituents about the higher prices they've been stuck paying, but was drowned out by chants demanding answers about Trump's trade war. "Who pays the tariffs?! Who pays the tariffs?!"
Follow-on: www.yahoo.com/news/article...
Literally nothing. Remember that the current President of the United States has a long and storied history of screwing people on contracts, libel, slander, calling for innocent people to face the death penalty, and palling around with a literal child molester. And Kennedy used to hang with them.
Remember, this is *after* he said quite clearly that nobody should take advice from him. Especially medical advice. www.pbs.org/newshour/hea...
"You said it! She stinks on ice!" -- apologies to Mel Brooks for that one.
Not even half. Maybe a quarter. They just happen to be stupid and *loud*.
Probably because the GOP has put an awful lot of effort into tearing down public education and rewriting history...
Well... not ALL of them. That baby-faced jackass with the eyeliner, for example.
...with mercury poisoning. Mad as a hatter, and for the same reason. www.cbsnews.com/news/rfk-jr-...
Also, the half of an ear that Eric said was "taken off" grew back a lot faster than those IV hand bruises are healing... I consider the source there (Eric) to be less than reliable, though. www.yahoo.com/news/somebod...
I'm going to have to disagree on that last bit. She absolutely deserves a posthumous dishonorable discharge.
No, I think he goes out into the forest and finds a hollowed-out oak stump full of stagnant water, and soaks his face in it...
*Allegedly* shot at Trump.
Morning! #arizona #sunrise #monsoon2025
In 1985, Sol Wachtler, then the chief justice of New York's Supreme Court said, “Any good prosecutor can get a grand jury to indict a ham sandwich.” The key word there is the adjective immediately preceding "prosecutor."
"What the hell happened here?!" "He said yesterday that the carbon monoxide monitor beeping was giving him a headache, so he took the battery out."
He's probably thinking about how in a few weeks he'll be answering to President Vance, and *still* have to listen to RFK's bullshit.
The mercury poisoning killed the brain worm. He's mad as a hatter. Literally. And for the same reason. www.cbsnews.com/news/rfk-jr-...
...or when he says, "Many people are saying..." ask him to name any that aren't his family members, Cabinet, or GOP Congresscritters.
They need to go pick up the trash in the Oval Office.
Isn’t that Waltine Nauta’s job, though?
At least not until Roberts et al say it is…
It certainly looks that way today.
Precisely.
They're achieving their goals. How is that "failing?"
…and that’d be the complicit contingent I mentioned. The GOP can end this madness whenever they choose. They choose not to.
OK, who washed their car over the weekend?! #azwx #monsoon #haboob
South Park explained that.
It's not that Congress has "failed" to do anything. It's that the majority of Congress is *complicit*.
Yes. And in the case of James Donald Bowman, "that whole Yale thing" might be absolutely correct.
Well, that and they'd have to teach math to his base, too.
Seems like something he and Epstein would have giggled about during their time together.
My father would agree. Facetiously, no doubt. He was a Harvard man, and had absolutely no shortage of Yale jokes.
And an enormous leach field.
