Saturday Squawks
By Albany Herald Readers
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SMRs, you know Trump is always fighting for “the working man.” You better reach down into that wallet and send him some money to subsidize his large legal bills.
I see that the redneck Supreme Court says that an embryo is a person and the lady who dropped one is a murderer. As I remember from high school biology, it takes an embryo and sperm to make a baby. It follows that any male who uses a condom and then discards it is also a murderer. Sounds crazy, but so does the Alabama Supreme Court.
Trumpsters can now buy Trump shoes. Bone spurs included.
If America is such “a failing nation,” as Trump says, what about his being impeached twice, inciting an insurrection, indictments in four different courts, and coming in dead last in a recent survey of presidents? Does anyone but his faithful disciples think he can “Make America Great Again?”
Burning tires, howling all night speedsters, the lawless and irresponsible held unaccountable leave their testifying tire burning out of control treads swerving across four lanes and trophies of idiocy donuts at 2217 and 2400 Gillionville Road … and their bleeding dead on roadsides beyond the curb.
Who is Carlton Fletcher to criticize Mike Johnson for saying no to the border deal? The bogus border deal the Senate proposed does nothing to fix the border crisis. Joe Biden could fix the border problem by reinstating the laws that were in place. Mike Johnson is doing the right thing.
Tucker Carlson sat in a chair while interviewing Trump’s hero Putin. He should have done the interview on his knees.
The 2/17 Herald had a YT squawk about Jesus’s teachings. This gave me hope. Does it mean that future squawks by this individual won’t have so much name-calling and expressions of hate for others? I pray it will be so.
Untruly: 1. Biden’s illegal open border policy has flooded the country with 6 million criminals and welfare hounds. 2. Biden’s green industry directives are destroying our national energy security. 3. Allowing Chinese to purchase our land in huge tracts by our bases is treasonous. Enough?
Biden compromised with the right-wingers on the border issue and the right-wingers said no.
Yes, Iowa’s Caitlin Clark is to be applauded for her tremendous individual scoring achievement. However, the South Carolina Gamecocks under Coach Dawn Staley are 25-0. They are the only undefeated team in college basketball, male or female.
During the Trump administration, the U.S. lost millions of jobs to China and Mexico. Since Biden has been president, he has brought millions of jobs back to the U.S.
Biden compromised with the right-wingers on the border issue and the right-wingers said no.
How enlighteningly stupid it is to hear people oppose certain programs because they don’t want to see people of a certain race impacted. They don’t care about right or wrong, if it doesn’t play out favorably for their race, they’re opposed, benefits be damned.
I miss the old-time stars and singers. You know, the ones that wore clothes and had talent.
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