Ron_Artest

Magas don't like facts.

Trumps cabinet is together talking about Epstein now because trump is totally innocent of course.

Also most were asymptomatic meaning the vaccine did what it was supposed to do.

Yawn

Not 12, never asked to leave.

No. I haven't. BTW you never responded to my post about Covid. Figures.

Same here. He's obviously never going down for this, but it's lost him support, humiliated him and caused idiots like horseman for profess their love for a pedo.

I've never been asked to leave. Why are you here, @RogerDodger @JuneJuly

If I was a conspiracy theorist I would say their talking about how they are going to do away with Grandpa, spill it all, and let Vance take over. It is kinda weird that Trump isn't going to be there right?

NBC News confirms: JD Vance will meet tonight at his residence with Susie Wiles, Pam Bondi, Deputy AG Todd Blanche, FBI Director Kash Patel, and other top Trump officials to discuss the Epstein scandal. STOP TALKING ABOUT EPSTEIN!@#$%^

Disgusting. Trump's America.

Sorry I saw the OK, then I saw your other post, thought it was an edit. Anyway... Based on your logic, wouldn't the Republicans want to introduce legislation to end gerrymandering now that they control both? Instead they are trying to use it to gain more seats. Interesting huh? Can we at least agree that it should not be happening at all by either side today?

Nice edit. I do appreciate you trying. So let's take a look at this gerrymandering that preceded 2021. You're assertion is that the dems gerrymandering gave them power in 2021, correct? So then we need to look at what states did from 2016 - 2020, right? Zero states had new maps in 2020 vs 2016. The last round of gerrymandering was in 2011 following the 2010 census, 5 republican states vs 2 democrat states. It appears as though your assertion that Dems gained power in 2020 due to gerrymander is without basis. But I'll give you a chance to prove me wrong. What did I miss?

House: Dems Senate: Republicans Bill passed House (Dems) Bill failed senate (Republicans) The bill was blocked by the Republicans. Get it?

In power of what?

@Meglamaniac pulled out a 20 year old cat riding meme on me after I proved to him that it was the republicans that stopped passage of the anti-gerrymandering law

Watch his reply to me... "20 times banned alias says what? Who is this? Why would I believe you? Why are you still here?" Or he'll start with the personal attacks.

No, it's all refutable. Let's put an end to this right now. He never said and you cannot show any quote that he did. Further it wasn't his rule, it was the CDC rule, and they didn't just make it up. There is a history behind it, you can read this story about it if you like: https://www.npr.org/sections/goats-and-soda/2024/06/21/g-s1-5705/coronavirus-faw-if-youre-still-trying-to-stay-covid-safe-does-the-6-food-rule-matter No he never did and you can't prove this. What you might be referring to is gain of function, which he said the funding was not for gain of function research, but it was one of the results. Story going into more detail if you like: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/10/29/repeated-claim-that-fauci-lied-congress-about-gain-of-function-research/ Yes they did say that, but we all don't know it came from a lab. The origin is not definitive and likely will never be. Here is an article from last Sept with the latest now saying from the market: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-03026-9 I'm not saying either theory is correct, just that there is no "correct" theory that can be proven. If you want to refute anything I posted, go for it. I assume you'll scurry away like you usually do.

I already disputed it. Strike is not a serious poster, just a lying troll.

Bump for the willfully ignorant

Yeah it's hilarious, but you have no other reply,

Yawn

For the people Act, 2019 and 2021, both times passed the democratic led house, failed in the senate by Republican fillibuster Freedom to vote Act, 2021, passed the democratic led house, failed in the senate by Republican fillibuster. Simple answer, Republicans.

Fauci did not say that. You're lying. The 6 foot rule was the CDC rule based on aerosal dispersion, Fauci never said he made it up He also said he didn't fund Gain of research, which he didn't as that was not the intent. The initial source theory was outdoor market but that has evolved over time. There is still no definitive source that has been agreed upon. The one doing the lying is you.

Also, twice in the past 5 years Democrats have tried to ban gerrymandering nationwide and republicans stopped it. So while history shows both sides have done, recent history show Democrats oppose gerrymandering and Republicans are for it. Obviously the public is with the democrats.