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Are breakfast tacos a Texas thing? AI Overview Yes, breakfast tacos are a Texas thing, specifically a Tex-Mex staple, though their exact origin is debated. While the concept likely originated in Mexico, breakfast tacos, as they're known in Texas, are a fusion of Mexican and American breakfast traditions. They're widely popular throughout the state, especially in cities like Austin, San Antonio, and the Rio Grande Valley.

Well, maybe not but it was unexpected as Schiff so far has maintained his decorum with all the name calling by Trump.

Well, it could have been worse...at least she didn't point to someone in the audience and call them "My Latino"

Things must getting really desperate to call attention away from the Epstein files if this is the best they can come up with.

Listening to his recent speeches, he may indeed be suffering from dementia.

Not true. I don't recall Biden ever using demeaning nicknames and ridiculing physical characteristics like calling Rubio "Little Marco" or referring to Schiff as "Pencil Neck"

That was from 2021 and he was speaking theoreticaly. That is not what he is prosposing now.

I am sure you did and not surprising you approve of Trump's mean-spirited and unpresidential name calling.

No I won't post in a thread that calls him "Bug Eyes" This thread was started before yours so I'll post about Schiff here instead or perhaps start a thread for each future news item about Schiff.

And I will do it again.

If you want it to be the Official Adam Schiff Thread take out the "bug-eyed liar" part in the thread title, otherwise I will start another thread without it.

From The Harvard Crimson https://www.thecrimson.com/column/forging-harvards-future/article/2024/3/26/bodnick-/ Harvard Should Break up With the Harris Poll By Maya A. Bodnick, Contributing Opinion Writer Harvard is lending its name to a methodologically flawed poll that often promotes a right-wing political agenda. Every month, the Harvard-Harris Poll (a partnership between Harvard’s Center for American Political Studies, The Harris Poll, and HarrisX) administers a public opinion survey that tracks Americans’ attitudes on a wide range of political and social issues. It’s no secret that the Harvard-Harris Poll is inaccurate and misleading. A number of experts from both sides of the aisle — including statistician Nate R. Silver, Democratic pollster Geoff D. Garin ’75, Republican pollster Chris Wilson, liberal journalist Josh M.J. Marshall, and conservative law professor Ilya Somin — have criticized the survey. FiveThirtyEight, a public opinion blog that aggregates political polls, recently ranked Harris Insights & Analytics in the bottom 50 percent of American pollsters. Harvard aspires to be the top academic institution in the world — so why is the University attaching its name to a mediocre poll that has been blasted by political experts? Harvard should immediately disaffiliate from this flawed and biased survey. Since 2017 — when Trump sympathizer Mark J. Penn ’76 became one of the poll’s co-directors — the poll has relied on leading questions. Unlike a proper survey, which asks unbiased questions in order to collect accurate and reliable information, Harvard-Harris poll questions tend to align with right-wing narratives and prompt respondents to lean toward conservative choices. To see this ideological slant, let’s take a look at a question in last month’s poll about U.S. President Joseph R. Biden’s bipartisan immigration bill. In the prompt, the poll regurgitated Republican talking points, citing the number of migrants that would enter the country each day, — a claim that is highly misleading — and stating that Trump has opposed the bill “to give the Biden administration any wins on an issue that he says they failed to do anything about.” The question failed to specify a single positive consequence of the bill. Naturally, as a result of this skewed framing, the results showed that a majority supported Trump’s position of blocking the bill from passing. [...]

Not an issue to the homophobes on this forum and if this had been a heterosexual couple there wouldn't even be a thread on it.