Frank Drebin

I thought you had me on ignore? I wouldn’t entertain a person like you for two seconds in real life. But since you expressed your opinion on me allow me to retort: I really don’t give a fuck about your opinion of me. You come off as a sad and lonely femcel who needs to update the dose of whatever psyche meds you’re assuredly on. Now go ahead and neg me. I’m sure it will be one of your daily 50 plus neg reactions.

I guess will just have to take your supposition for it. Texas politicians didn’t shutdown schools near as long or as hard core as those disgusting shitbird New York politicians shut down their schools to fuck over kids. So it’s likely the performance gap has widened.

I can post others. But it is the most recent data. It is from the Urban Institute, a liberal think tank. Your state has some work to do to catch Texas. Kind of embarrassing results given how much less Texas spends per student than the state you're so sure is superior.

1) Gut the government while improving what is left. Move agencies out of Washington and find competent heads to man and restore faith in institutions. Break the neck of the elite, intelligence and bureaucratic groups rotting in the government. Shrink the size and scope of the Federal Government, especially Exec branch agencies 2) Comprehensive and permanent immigration reform. Executive orders help and will stop border crossings immediately, but we need permanent safeguards against what Biden Harris did to us. Have a robust guest worker program. Pathway to citizenship for hardworking contributors. Recruit other high achievers from around the world. Deport violent criminals. 3) Secure permanent onshoring of manufacturing -- or at least bring to Latin America -- especially for critical infrastructure like tech and medicine. Lead the charge to wean is off the addiction to constant purchasing of cheap shit to a culture that will pay more once for a more quality product the way we did from post war through preNAFTA. 4) lay down the foundation for a generational dynasty of a new Republican party. Make good on promises to all the various nontraditional republican voters and try to retain them after Trump is finished. There's an incredibly bright future with a deep bench in the republican party, but it won't matter if they squander the gains they just made. I think it's imperative they secure democrats a seat at the table, even if it means some compromises. Getting bipartisan consensus on what I believe will be an incredibly successful agenda would solidify the party for a generation. 5) Repair Federal Law Enforcement . . . Remove biased DOJ and FBI administrators and prosecute any DOJ and FBI officials who have acted illegally. 6) End all DEI in federal government. Have the EEOC issue guidance that corporate DEI programs that promote one race over another are per se violations of Title VII and will result in enforcement actions 7) Get rid of all mission creep in our military and the CDC. Return to core missions, and not the social justice wet dream of the week 8. If constitutional, a national ID and comprehensive requirement for voter ID (have not studied constitutionality 9) Eliminate the department of education 10) Investigate and if appropriate charge under RICO, with mail and wire fraud being the predicates, if evidence is there for a criminal conspiracy with the perpetrators of lawfare. Willis. Smith. Bragg. Leticia James. Anyone at DOJ that violated the law. 11) Replace Alito and Thomas on the SCOTUS and hopefully get 1 or 2 more like Roberts or Sotamayor 12) Remove gender identity from Title IX 13) Finish the wall 14) Strengthen SS and Medicare. Compromise between raising SS cap and moving retirement age back a couple years since people are living longer. 15) Tell Ukraine we will sell you weapons, but the free ride is over. EU countries have plenty of money and they can pay. 16) Extend tax cuts

Texas does a stellar job with public education per NAEP adjusted scores. Other states need to catch up . Texas is smoking shit holes like New York

Here's one I want to see.

It really isn't. They have 19 non ABA accredited law schools in California. It drags down their pass rates because idiots who cannot get into accredited law schools get to sit for the bar in California. The first time pass rate for California is usually similar Texas when you just factor in ABA accredited law schools. Kamala went to one of those, despite it being a third tier school. 76% of California bar takers from ABA accredited law schools pass. https://www.calbar.ca.gov/Portals/0/documents/admissions/Examinations/July-2023-CBX-Statistics.pdfShe was in the other 24%. Your post was disinformation. You are wrong.

She could not win a primary. Watch what Tulsi did to her. I have never seen anyone gutted this badly and not be able to respond:

Let's find out who did this first. Might have been the dude that painted racist graffiti on Lebron's Brentwood mansion. Or the MAGA Country fellas that attacked Jussie. Or maybe it was the white supremacists that you claimed was out there lynching people in Houston a couple years ago. You remember that one?

The guy was breaking multiple existing laws being a multi-time convicted violent felon out on bail in possession of a gun. But sure, stack another law or two on top. I am sure that would have made the difference.

Yep. I should have believed them when they told me in June that Joe Biden was as sharp as ever and running circles around his Gen X staffers. Or that Donald Trump said he wanted to put Liz Cheney in front of a firing squad.

Y'all cool with the preventable murders foisted on us by progressive DAs and judges that took assloads of campaign money from Soros. Like my friend gunned down at a Houston McDonalds last spring by some piece of dumpster lice out on low bail with a long felony record that was indicted the day before for aggravated assault. Or preventable murders caused by open borders and unvetted illegals. Fuck them victims too, right!

If what you said is true, that is medical malpractice and has zero to do with Texas' law. Nothing in the Texas law prohibits the prompt medical treatment of a woman suffering from an ectopic pregnancy, a miscarriage, or abortion complications. Here is the text of the law: (1) "Abortion" means the act of using or prescribing an instrument, a drug, a medicine, or any other substance, device, or means with the intent to cause the death of an unborn child of a woman known to be pregnant. The term does not include birth control devices or oral contraceptives. An act is not an abortion if the act is done with the intent to: (A) save the life or preserve the health of an unborn child; (B) remove a dead, unborn child whose death was caused by spontaneous abortion; or (C) remove an ectopic pregnancy. (2) "Abortion facility" means a place where abortions are performed. (3) Repealed by Acts 2015, 84th Leg., R.S., Ch. 1, Sec. 3.1639(62), eff. April 2, 2015. (4) "Department" means the Department of State Health Services. (4-a) "Ectopic pregnancy" means the implantation of a fertilized egg or embryo outside of the uterus. (4-b) "Executive commissioner" means the executive commissioner of the Health and Human Services Commission. (5) "Patient" means a female on whom an abortion is performed, but does not include a fetus. (6) "Person" means an individual, firm, partnership, corporation, or association. Tex. Health and Safety Code § 245.002 Texas currently prohibits abortion unless “in the exercise of reasonable medical judgment, the pregnant female on whom the abortion is performed, induced, or attempted has a life-threatening physical condition aggravated by, caused by, or arising from a pregnancy that places the female at risk of death or poses a serious risk of substantial impairment of a major bodily function unless the abortion is performed or induced.” Tex. Health & Safety Code § 170A.002(b). Texas law even specifically defines “reasonable medical judgment,” -- it’s already a familiar standard: “a medical judgment made by a reasonably prudent physician, knowledgeable about a case and the treatment possibilities for the medical conditions involved.” Tex. Health & Safety Code § 170A.001(4). Since 2013, and well before Dobbs, Texas law prohibited abortions after twenty weeks post-fertilization. That law contains a medical exception if, “in the physician’s reasonable medical judgment,” an abortion is necessary to “avert the woman’s death or a serious risk of substantial and irreversible physical impairment of a major bodily function.” Those provisions have never been challenged for vagueness. So the idea that doctors don't know what reasonable medical judgment is does not work. I saw one woman's death the media blamed on Dobbs. Turns out it was in 2020. Two years prior to Dobbs.

Watch this testimony for all the bullshit hysterical lies that have been told about state level abortion restrictions by Democrats and their media.

Elizabeth Warren is devastated

Maybe it is even more than 51.5%. I probably underestimated.

Remember when Trump called for Liz Cheney to be marched in front of a firing squad?

Austin.

Were there a bunch of illegals voting for MAGA in this last election?

I think we are both okay with that.

Probably from the same dude who painted racist graffiti on Lebron's Brentwood mansion.

They don't want your help and reject your smug belief that you know what is best for them.

I knew they were great American patriots!