Joe Biden's Top Five Falls of 2023.
While Congressmen tour the border, illegals cross the Rio Grande into Texas within 50 yards of the junket.
A "political analyst" decided to accuse Kurt Schlichter -- a veteran who served with honor in Kosovo -- of being an insurrectionist.
Kurt Schlichter
@KurtSchlichter
Jan 2
Retired 9 year ago today. A great 27 years.
Disgusted at how far the military has fallen since.
Rachel Bitecofer
@RachelBitecofer
Jan 2
You violate the oath you swore every day
From one side of their mouths, leftists claim that they are strictly truthful and fact-based; from other side of their mouths, they basely accuse random people of being insurrectionists because they don't like a post on Twitter.
Donnie Detroit
@DonnieDetroit19
Jan 2
Say the chick who never swore an oath to anyone or anything in her life.
Rachel Bitecofer
@RachelBitecofer
Back in 2010 as a university employee of the state of Georgia I had to swore an oath to the state that I had never supported or engaged in insurrection or plots against the government. That's an oath Kurt can't pass anymore.
Is this a joke?
Kurt Schlichter
@KurtSchlichter
WHERE IS YOUR PARADE?
Kurt Schlichter
@KurtSchlichter
Today someone waved her oath as a Georgia grad student at me to demonstrate how her patriotism trumps mine.
No, that actually happened.
Kurt Schlichter
@KurtSchlichter
[to the stupid fat cowperson Bitecofer:]
Please do not address me as you would a peer.
You are not my peer. You have not earned that status.
You are a ridiculous woman who poses as a patriot between handfuls of Doritos. You served nothing. You sacrificed nothing. You defended nothing. You just existed, in safety, and now presume to question your betters. Do not.
Be silent - doing so might allow you to salvage a shred of dignity. But I doubt it.
Now I know what you're thinking: With that kind of bad attitude -- shame and depression always lashing out at the world that rejects her -- this Rachel Bitecofer must be a real hot pistol.
You're wrong again. When will you learn?
Judging by the dangerous levels of subcutaneous fat visible around her face and neck and peek-around back, I'm going to speculate that Rachel Bitcofer violated her sacred oath to Jenny Craig a whole bunch of times.
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10 When is the Epstein list being released?
Posted by: sharon(willow's apprentice)
After unfunny tub-o-lard Jimmy Kimmel called Aaron Rodgers a "wack job" for wondering who's on the Epstein list, Aaron Rodgers insinuated that Jimmy Kimmel might have reason to downplay the list:
Jimmy Kimmel can dish it out but can't take it, and now whines that this statement "puts my family at risk" and denies knowing or ever flying with Epstein. He also threatens to sue.
We'll see.
As you may have heard, FaceBook banned LibsofTikTok. The left has their deplatforming script and they just keep running the same lines: These posts made me feel threatened, now ban them!
And the social media monopolies, who are part of the same dystopian control junta, pretend to believe this crap.
The AP stealth-edited their earlier headline -- "Conservatives discover new weapon to use against professors: plagiarism" -- and also stealth-edited a factually false claim that only "white colonists" used scalping against "Native Americans." They have now stealth-edited to grudgingly admit that some Native Americans "used it against their enemies too."
Pic via Hot Air.
I didn't know someone could not know that. And apparently, given the "multiple layers of editorial oversight" the media still claims it subjects hit-pieces to, one or more editors read this unhinged equivalency of reporting on a powerful person's unpunished plagiarism with literally scalping a human head. (Which only white people do. Did you know that?)
And the editor or editors nodded and said, "It all checks out, print it."
They do not acknowledge their earlier falsehood nor admit that they are correcting a false claim.
But we should definitely let them decide who is "real news" and who should be deplatformed, demonetized, and debanked.
Alleged "news" worker (news work is real work!) Jonathan Martin downplayed the big breaking news that Claudine Gay was guilty of six additional cases of plagiarism by demanding people stop being interested in news and just watch a college football game.
And like that, this Politico "journalist" proves what is often alleged: Those in the "news" business do not exist to report the news, but to smother it and distract from it.
The rest of the "news" industry rushed to think of ways to talk about plagiarism without saying the word "plagiarism."