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Longhorn_Fan68

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  1. STL is a juggernaut right now. 10 in a row - Monty has them whipped into shape. doubtful they have the horses to make it last, but I could see them playing spoiler for a round or two.
  2. lol and I'm sure all those people will learn their lesson and we'll be well past this all soon, right? right?
  3. and Biden. and probably Hillary somehow
  4. and yet in the context of growing poverty and wealth disparity, Bernie's assertion rings true: every billionaire is a policy failure. until society's ills are managed, these people are leeches, plain and simple
  5. especially when compared to those weirdos from Growing Pains
  6. that's a saturday. if it happens I might get so plastered I might die. but it's a risk I am willing to take
  7. lol a non-billionaire stanning for billionaires when he has 0% chance of ever becoming one. and we're the cucks.
  8. willful ignorance and stupidity are not the same thing. yes, and my naive assumption that in order to get to that role, you need to be the best of the best. worldview shattered. lol
  9. what you mean is the fear campaign and lies about inflation worked on a docile populace who have zero understanding of such things, despite the US navigating inflation better than any nation on the planet and had the most stable economy in the world during Biden's term. But yeah, dude fucking stutters so I guess we have to go with the syphilis-brained fascist because reasons. admit it, you don't know what you're talking about.
  10. Longest solo filibusters Below is a table of the ten longest single-person filibusters to take place in the United States Senate since 1900. Longest filibusters in the U.S. Senate since 1900[113][114] Senator Party Date (began) Measure Hours & minutes 1 Strom Thurmond (SC) Democratic August 28, 1957 Civil Rights Act of 1957 (filibuster) 24:18 2 Alfonse D'Amato (NY) Republican October 17, 1986 Defense Authorization Act (1987), amendment 23:30 3 Wayne Morse (OR) Independent April 24, 1953 Submerged Lands Act (1953) 22:26 4 Cory Booker (NJ)[a] Democratic March 31, 2025 Protest against Trump Administration (filibuster) Ongoing 5 Ted Cruz (TX)[a] Republican September 24, 2013 Continuing Appropriations Act (2014) (filibuster) 21:18 6 Robert M. La Follette, Sr. (WI) Republican May 29, 1908 Aldrich–Vreeland Act (1908) 18:23 7 William Proxmire (WI) Democratic September 28, 1981 Debt ceiling increase (1981) 16:12 8 Huey Long (LA) Democratic June 12, 1935 National Industrial Recovery Act (1933), amendment 15:30 9 Jeff Merkley (OR) Democratic April 4, 2017 Supreme Court confirmation of Neil Gorsuch (filibuster) 15:28 10 Alfonse D'Amato (NY) Republican October 5, 1992 Revenue Act (1992), amendment 15:14
  11. lol, now I see it's not ST. anyway, maybe something will come of this. probably not. we'll see!
  12. is he sitting? I thought sitting wasn't allowed
  13. good thing we didn't abolish the filibuster so ole Cory Booker can ramble to no one and affect absolutely nothing. might get a hospital stay, on our dime. so this is probably costing us money. farts
  14. Weird game. Fun result. Great team.
  15. party of free speech and small govmint at it again
  16. boy, he sure showed those new york elites!
  17. nm, wasn't ovi
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