TimHauck

This one does. The inflammation point was discussed at 6:20

It’s not banning food dyes or frying French fries in beef tallow. It’s getting Americans to exercise more. What are some suggestion on how we do that?

Yes that is what I’m saying, read my post above about what they did and didn’t deny. The “crux of the argument” depends on what exactly you’re calling “the allegation.”

This is a weird semantic argument to make. As Strike would say:

Fact: Homan denied doing anything illegal. Fact: Homan did not deny accepting a bag of cash in a Cava bag. Fact: Cook (through her lawyer, not sure why that matters, even Strike would agree) denied committing mortgage fraud Fact: Cook did not deny taking out two mortgages that were for primary residences (and I never denied she did either). Not sure what your gotcha attempt is.

Yes good comparison! I specifically acknowledged that Homan may not have done anything illegal because he wasn’t a government official at the time. Do you acknowledge that Cook may not have done anything illegal?

Well I do know you used that argument about Lisa Cook…

Like Homan’s interview?

Apparently having an older father has been associated with autism.

I’d guess not in North Korea either

In b4 @lickin_starfish blames it on the Covid vax

Liar.

Amen.

Speak for yourself, guy who believed that both politicians shot by Republican voter Vance Boelter voted against healthcare for illegals.

Yeah, like I said:

It didn’t “evaporate” and it hasn’t been proven to be fake, the admin (but not Homan) just denied it. HTH

I assume you’re trolling, lol if you actually think she’s a man…

Honestly this Tylenol thing is a pretty good outcome: -Basically exonerates childhood vaccines as being the cause (although I’m sure Bobby hasn’t given up on that one yet) -If pregnant mothers take a little less Tylenol it probably won’t have much if any impact

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Good article here, especially the ending: https://wildernessdispatch.com/2025/09/15/we-are-remembering-two-different-charlie-kirks/ A man was killed on camera. In broad daylight, with scores of witnesses. The video of his murder was everywhere. No one’s family should have to see that. It shocks the consciences of all decent people that anyone could see such a crime and then go use their online platform to say of the murdered man, “He’s a scumbag.” “He shouldn’t be celebrated.” Surely, we can all agree on that? Can we still agree if I tell you I’m not talking about Charlie Kirk? I’m talking about George Floyd, and the direct quotes of Charlie Kirk about the murdered man—although Kirk never even accepted that Floyd was murdered, despite the conclusions of two separate autopsies and a jury of the murderer’s peers. On the last show he recorded, posted on the same day he died, Kirk addressed the left: “You guys…changed the entire fiber and action of the entire civilization all around a lie because George Floyd overdosed on the side of the street.” A personal note: that shocked me. I gasped aloud when I heard it. Especially after the hours I’ve spent in the past days searching videos and tributes of Charlie Kirk and seeing the side of him his supporters have seen all these years. The kind man, the man who reached out. The good Christian. Contrasted with the callousness of those words, the harshness of his voice, the willful disregard for the truth…they don’t seem like the same man. And so we’re left with these two Charlie Kirks. They both existed. We have the proof. What do we do with this? We can purpose to seek and to see the humanity in those with whom we disagree. For those of us who are believers in Christ, we can remind ourselves, over and over, that every single human being is an image-bearer, loved by God. While we may give bad, ignorant, and immoral ideas no mercy, we can try, always, to remember that the people who espouse them are people, just like us. Imperfect, complicated, and subject to all the weaknesses and biases common to humanity. We can especially try to remain aware that our algorithm fundamentally shapes our understanding of reality, and there may be things we’re missing. We can admire the good aspects of Charlie Kirk and emulate them. We can fairly judge the bad aspects and strive to overcome them in our own lives. Most importantly, we can choose to see one another, even those with whom we vehemently disagree, as human beings, created equal, endowed by our Creator with an unalienable right to life. This fundamental American doctrine is the wide, firm foundation where we can all find common ground.

“hE dIdN’t DeNy It” Has been a popular phrase around here in the past…

Oh yeah, forgot about that. It’s so odd that so many Republicans hate Trump’s greatest accomplishment.

It says she’s going to prove she’s a woman.

The funny part is the idiot wrote that after it was announced Kimmel was coming back…