TimHauck

I did laugh when Rogan asked him “how do you stay so healthy?”

https://intermatwrestle.com/articles.html/college/how-penn-states-freshman-used-their-redshirt-years-to-grow-on-and-off-the-mat-r90643/ And more recently, Van Ness said, he's been developing his faith in God. He, along with Steen, his roommate, has been attending a Penn State Christian Athletes Bible study and also learning from their teammates. "They always preach about having gratitude, putting faith in God and to just be blessed," Steen said about his fellow athletes and coaches in Penn State's room.

The PSU wrestling team is mostly devout Christians, so this isn’t a surprise.

Are you just talking about potentially being pardoned and not whether the list gets out in general?

So OP is including the L’s and G’s in his statement then. Thanks for confirming

Lol. Well you’re saying people on the list want Harris to win so it doesn’t get released. Doesn’t that imply the list will get released if Trump wins?

Thread title: LGBTQ is a Trojan horse for pedophilia. @Fireballer: yeah but he wasn’t grouping the L’s and G’s in that. lol

I’m not sure if Cheong ever lived here, just saying Krassenstein can still do the same thing even if he moves out of the country. And for the record I doubt he actually does move if Trump wins

You may want to re-read the thread title

There are about 90k Amish people residing in the state of PA. You think 89k of them registered to vote this year?

I’m not deflecting, I’m trying to determine why the L’s and G’s were grouped into this thread when the alleged “problem” seems to be with the T’s

Still wrong unless you think the entire Amish population just registered this year.

You thought 180k Amish people in PA just registered to vote this year

What does that have to do with the L’s and G’s?

Right wing troll with 1 million x followers that lives in Malaysia

The last time you asked me for links in this thread I provided you four and then you disappeared.

He doesn’t need to live in the US to do that. Kinda like “Ian Miles Cheong” on the other side.

Well I guess not all Republicans…

Goldberg claims his sources heard it firsthand, not second (and not third or fourth like the cat eating Haitian stories that you believe). The lawyer said Goldberg lied in the story, she didn’t say it was all a lie. If so, as I’ve said, I look forward to seeing her lawsuit against him and the Atlantic. It would be great press and a great money-making venture for her, both in the damages if she wins and donations from the sheep righties. But she has not stated she plans to do that (Fox News even brought it up and she said nothing). And once again, I don’t give much weight to the alleged “f’ing Mexican” comment. But I’d kinda like to know the specifics about how much Trump/the WH was asked to pay and how much they actually paid. Speaking of the media sucking, weird that no one asked about that specifically in the interviews of the family/lawyer.

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Possibly related? (Lancaster is Amish country, and there are only estimated to be 90k total Amish residents in the whole state)

Can you please share a link to a study showing the vaccine mandates cost lives then? I’d be interested to read. Data from all over the world has proven it was effective at reducing covid deaths especially in 2021. This is indisputable.

I’ve posted most of this elsewhere but: -Better economy under Trump -Lower taxes/increased standard deduction -Operation Warp Speed -Better track record on foreign policy vs Biden/Harris Now there are certainly things I’m not crazy about, namely being concerned that Elon Musk is going to tank the economy by firing half of the federal employees like @Cdub100, and putting RFK Jr in a position where his antivax ideas gain mainstream acceptance. And I’m not really a fan of Trump as a person, but as President he’s still better than the alternative IMO. I also get more annoyed by his supporters than himself, so it’s fun to prove them wrong which is often pretty easy to do. I’ve also never claimed I’m “right leaning” like I think @jerryskids has claimed. I typically don’t even really follow politics, and I’ve consistently stated I’ve voted for both Dems and Republicans. I live in NC and will probably only vote in 3 races, Trump, and 2 Dems - Stein for governor (moreso a vote against Mark Robinson), and Jeff Jackson for attorney general who I do genuinely like.