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Tranny. It should get capital punishment.

You voted fir this.

Hope so. It will help the US citizens.

It's sad but it's time to let them go. TDS has no cure.

Unemployed_Ed is having a rough time. Maybe Tim can help him. $5 an hour for a couple hours.

creepy joe failed again..

And your boyfriend lacks in his getting meat. ..Maybe you can offer him your peanut...

Liberals care more about some false dream over the ocean than they do the people in their own country. They....are....stupid....

They know it. The liberal technique is for them to just admit they are really stupid and keep following the plan because they have numbers of stupid people in this country. They just figured, why fight it rather than just being it? They care nothing about morals around this country's make-up and culture, they care everything about hatred in numbers and "get TRUMP!!". "Get CONSERVATIVE WHITES!!!". It's who they are.

Who? All those companies that are laying off 100s of thousands? And that's not problem other than the companies being cheap?

He's hurt. TDS is killing him.

generaldoosh doesn't get it. Never will.

Focking liberals. https://www.foxnews.com/politics/sen-paul-says-ukraine-aid-package-would-tie-the-hands-of-future-administrations Sen. Rand Paul agrees with Sen. J.D. Vance's memo that Ukraine aid package could handcuff Trump if he wins 2024 presidential election Several conservatives agree with Sen. JD Vance's memo circulated early Monday that there's a "hidden" clause in the national security supplemental bill that he believes could be grounds to impeach former President Donald Trump from office if elected to office later this year. Vance sent a memo to GOP lawmakers highlighting that the bill, which would send billions of federal dollars to Ukraine, assures the delivery of funding through September 2025. Trump, however, has vowed to end the war in Ukraine within 24 hours of gaining office, which would also end funding. Vance's memo claimed that the supplemental bill "represents an attempt by the foreign policy blob/deep state to stop President Trump from pursuing his desired policy, and if he does so anyways, to provide grounds to impeach him and undermine his administration," and he urged Republicans to block its passage. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky, said he supported Vance's memo on Monday, arguing that Democrats are "setting up" for a possible Trump presidential win. "They're locking in foreign aid that will even tie the hands of the next president," Paul told Fox News Digital in an interview. "So, I think it's a terrible idea. But also, if the next President were to try to have a different policy, you can see the Democrats again starting an impeachment." "I think they're going to try to impeach him before he gains office now, and that's exactly what this is," he said. Mark Paoletta, former Office of Management and Budget (OMB) General Counsel during the Trump Administration, told Fox News Digital in a statement that the clause in the bill text is an "effort to inappropriately tie President Trump’s hands in his next term by locking in Ukraine funding for multiple years." "In a presidential election year, Congress should not be making long-term funding commitments, particularly in foreign policy, that will attempt to tie the hands of the next commander in chief," Paoletta said. "President Trump had every right to pause the Ukraine funding for about 60 days, given his concerns about corruption in Ukraine and how best to spend those funds." He added, "As OMB General Counsel, I issued the legal justification to pause the funding, and would do it again today." Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., said the provision in the bill "is gonna force him to send money and spend money for Ukraine." "This is in the bill," Tuberville told Fox News Digital. "So, it's just another situation where the Democrats are doing something and working towards making sure that money's spent in a certain area where American taxpayers and this country don't have." The Trump administration, through the OMB, withheld a total of about $400 million of security assistance from Ukraine in 2019. This came just before Trump asked Ukrainian President Voldomyr Zelenskyy to investigate the family of his 2020 rival, Joe Biden, and while the White House allegedly was withholding an Oval Office visit from Zelenskyy in exchange for that investigation. These actions are what fueled the impeachment effort against Trump, in which he was ultimately acquitted. Trump has indicated that if he is elected president this year, he would resolve the war in Ukraine "within 24 hours."

So you are resorting to dumbassery? Figures.

Seriously. The liberals fight tooth and nail to be controlled by the government. They are like some women who want to be taken care of and not have to contribute to society.

They lap it up....pathetic liberals.

I'll pay them my shlt in a bag.

You voted for this.

Oh, the liberal nutjob knows the "hearts and minds" of Ukrainians. Isn't that cute. Channeling Jane Finda are we?

Sticking up for your boy hunter huh?

Sharon Stone is adamant that she's earned the right to do what she wants and speak about what she pleases after decades in the industry. Known for not holding back, the 65-year-old isn't mincing words about fame, admitting it's a costly profession. "It’s very expensive to be famous," Stone told InStyle for their Confidence Issue. "You go out to dinner, and there’s 15 people at the table, and who gets the check? You get the $3,000 dinner check every single time," she lamented. Even after her big film "Basic Instinct" premiered in 1992, Stone was living on a public-access street and didn't have any security. She remembers in 1994, following the O.J. Simpson chase, she was visited by officers who told her she was in danger. Police were unsure of the situation and were taking extra precautions. They ultimately encouraged Stone to find a safer community. "[The police] were like, ‘Find a secure house behind a gate.’" The home she bought, additional security she hired, and the management team she employed amounted to a hefty sum. Acting less and focusing on her painting more, Stone is honest about her current financial situation. "Will I make enough money to stay living where I’m living? Probably not," she told the outlet. "But the kids will leave home and go to college, and I’ll sell my big, fancy house, and I’ll go live like a normal person." Stone has three children, Roan, 23, Laird, 18, and Quinn, 17. "I will continue to make a life," she added. "I do have something to say." If her circumstances change, Stone will still be the self-assured woman she's always been. Speaking about her own level of fame, Stone compared herself to other successful Hollywood actors. "At least now [people] understand that Jennifer Lawrence can’t just skip onto an airplane," she began. "Nicole Kidman can’t jump onto Delta. Sharon Stone can’t do it either, whether or not she’s doing a lot of movies. [People] think, ‘What have you been in?’ And it’s like, ‘Dude, they know me in the Amazon rainforest. It’s tampons, Q-tips and Sharon Stone.’"

There is a difference. If they don't fall, liberals will spend forever on them continuing the war. If they actually win, liberals will spend forever on them helping them to rebuild. If they flat out lose, this country can start using that money on our own people here at home. Unless a liberal wins again, cause then the money will all go to illegals.