I'm a 60 something wife, mom and grandmom who is homebound/disabled by severe hypersensitivity to chemicals. I fill my days with learning, loving and art. My favorite values are truth, generosity and gratitude.
EXORCISM: Msgr. Rossetti writes, “I have never heard of Jesus personally showing up in an exorcism and casting out the demons.” Click the link to find out why he thinks this is.
FAUXTUS: Initially, White House Lying Liar Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters that the cocaine that was found in the White House was in a highly trafficked area. Since then, the Secret Service has clarified that, oopsie, it was actually found in a highly controlled area near the Oval Office. I’m confident they know exactly who brought it in and that, more than likely, they’ll get away with covering for him again.
GRAMMY NOTES: CLICK https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMjQOT9GjEc [3 :52] – My highly allergic daughter came home in hysterics one day. Since weeping and wailing was a common symptom of a number of her allergies, I started asking her what she’d eaten, if she’d smelled anything unusual, been around dogs, etc. Nothing. Nothing. More nothing. I’m thinking I have no idea what, if anything, to give her for what I was sure was a reaction until, finally, she stopped crying long enough to tell me, “Kelly didn’t pick me for her team.” Ah. Okay. I got this. No allergy intervention needed, just hugs.
CALIFORNICATION: A California school district suspended two children for five days for “misgendering” a fellow student, and then subjected them to a training called “restorative justice.” “Restorative justice” is, of course, code for “neo-Marxist brainwashing.”
EXCESS DEATHS: Sorry, but YouTubes are not embedding at this time. [16:10] – Dr. John Campbell looks at a new report revealing that, in England, nearly 100,000 more people with cardiovascular disease than expected have died since the start of the pandemic. One important factor is how terrible the British government-run health care system is. The other important factor the report does not discuss is what Campbell bypasses YouTube’s ‘rona censors as “pharmacological interventions.”
MILITARY: On Friday, the DoD announced that the final M55 rocket filled with sarin nerve agent has been destroyed. At one time, we had about 51,000 such rockets.
SOUND of FREEDOM: [3:43] – MILLIONS of kids being sex trafficked every year. Jim Caviezel’s new movie, Sound of Freedom, tells the incredible true story of a former government agent turned vigilante who embarks on a dangerous mission to rescue as many of them as he can. It’s currently #1 at the box office, outperforming Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.
I’d say “unbelievably” about this next bit, but hey, it’s 2023, so we should not be at all surprised that the Guardian wrote a really snotty review that attributed the movie’s success to “astroturfed boosterism among the far-right fringe.” Never mind that the story Caviezel tells is true. No need to go see the flick for yourself! The alleged sex trafficking of millions of children is just a Qanon Conspiracy Theory! Really!
TENNESSEE: Tennessee’s new law shielding minors from cross-sex medical intervention is under assault by Wrong litigants. In a short-term victory, a justice for the U.S. 6th Court of Appeals has ruled that the state may uphold the law while the case is in the courts. As I understand it, these kinds of injunctions tend to reflect the judge’s feelings about the strength of the case. E.g., if the judge had decided that the litigants had a strong enough case that they would likely win, then he would likely have told Tennessee they could not uphold it while the case is proceeding.
VAXXX: A recent report showed that the ‘rona jab can trigger Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS). SJS is the less severe end of a disease spectrum; at the severe end, it’s called Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis (NET). I found photos of people suffering from this disease; I’d like to unsee them, hence the simple graphic of healthy skin. You’re welcome.
This potentially fatal skin disorder is extremely rare. Prior to 2022, researchers with an Australian burn unit saw two to four cases of SJS/NET per year; in the first six months of 2022 alone, the same burn center had 14 cases. Five of them had had COVID-19 one month before the onset, three had received a ‘rona jab one month prior. None of them were unvaccinated.
According to the U.S. Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), 198 cases of SJS/TEN following COVID-19 vaccination were reported between Dec. 14, 2019, and June 23, 2023. Historically, VAERS has been shown to report fewer than 1 percent of actual vaccine adverse events, which means other cases of SJS/TEN may have occurred but were unreported.
GRAMMY NOTES: We’re trying to cut back on sugar so, while we love our flavored yogurts, they all have quite a lot of sugar in them. And the plain ones are very often sold out. Enter my new yogurt making machine (applause). My first batch came out way too thin, so I dumped it into my trusty crock pot with a can of condensed mushroom soup and got a super easy cream soup base that has a bit of a tang to it. I’ve added a mess of veggies and some shredded BBQ chicken (Cornell style, not that Texas red stuff). I’m drooling!
Wrongs don’t agree with our founding fathers that our rights are endowed to us by God. They think they are endowed by government, and that what the government hath given, the government can taketh away.
Ever since SCOTUS legalized same-sex “marriage” throughout the United States, Wrong activists have been targeting Christian wedding vendors – e.g., bakers, photographers, invitation designers, etc. It’s never about them being denied the right to get these services, but about finding and suing them for suggesting they shop elsewhere.
Back in 2018, the court sided with Jack Phillips in Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission that a state human rights commission had violated the baker’s First Amendment right to free exercise of religion by fining him for refusing to make cakes for same-sex weddings. Masterpiece Cakeshop is in a large city with many, many other bakers.
Colorado is after him again, this time for refusing to make a cake to celebrate a trannie, a lawyer who made very, very sure that Phillips knew the blue and pink cake was for her trans birthday, then trotted off to file a lawsuit. S/he probably had the paperwork all drawn up before going to the cake shop. Last week, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled against Masterpiece Cakeshop, just as they did eight years ago. The Alliance Defending Freedom says they will appeal, which I think means they will ask SCOTUS if they will either hear the case or allow the ruling against Phillips to stand.
On June 30, SCOTUS ruled (6-3) in two related cases against Wrong efforts to destroy the religious freedom of Christian artisans. In the first case, the justices ruled again against Colorado for punishing Lorie Smith, an artist and graphic designer, for refusing to create websites for same-sex weddings. Smith says her case is about freedom of speech for all artists.
“I want the LGBT graphic designer to be free to create consistent with her beliefs, and the Democrat speechwriter and the atheist photographer. A win in my case is truly a win for all Americans.” The New York Times editorial board wrote, “The Supreme Court Has Opened the Door to Discrimination.” But I’m sure it’s just a po-TAY-to, po-TAH-to thing, right?
Hours later, the supremes ruled in favor of Sweet Cakes by Melissa in its battle with Oregon state over their refusal to make same-sex wedding cakes. Under a public accommodations law, the business was fined $135,000 and the couple forbidden to discuss their case or their religious beliefs in public. The financial penalty and an internet-based boycott campaign forced their bakery out of business. First Liberty Institute, a Plano, Texas-based nonprofit legal organization that defends religious liberty, organized the couple’s legal representation.
In 2016, the Court of Appeals of Oregon upheld the fine, but removed the gag order. (Ya think? Telling Americans, “You can’t talk about your faith.” Yowza!)
In 2019, the case got to SCOTUS, which remanded it back to the state in light of the Masterpiece Cakeshop ruling.
In 2022, the Oregon Court of Appeals overturned the $135,000 fine, but held that the couple had still violated state law and remanded the case back to the commissioner.
In July 2022, the commissioner fined the business $30,000, without holding a new hearing.
On June 30, 2023, the Supreme Court vacated the judgment of the Court of Appeals of Oregon, remanding the case to that court in light of its own decision earlier that day in 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis.
BEN & JERRY’S: Unilever stock lost about $2 billion in market capitalization amid calls to boycott Ben & Jerry’s ice cream after the company’s Fourth of July tweet saying, “This 4th of July, it’s high time we recognize that the US exists on stolen Indigenous land and commit to returning it. Learn more and take action now: https://benjerrys.co/46vrYu3.” The article at the link demands the U.S. return Mount Rushmore to the Lakota.
IOWA: Last month, the state Supreme Court deadlocked by a vote of 3-3, preventing the state’s 2018 “heartbeat bill” from taking effect. Iowa Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds is calling lawmakers back to Des Moines for a special session on Tuesday, July 11 to pass new pro-life laws that will hopefully pass muster with the courts.
MICHIGAN: The Traverse City Teens for Life proudly marched in the National Cherry Festival parade last year. They were excited to do so again this year. Five weeks after being approved and less than 24 hours before the parade began, the festival’s Executive Director told the group they weren’t welcome.
“Our rules prevent us from allowing social or political entities from marching in our parade. We are not endorsing nor condoning the organization or their objectives; we are simply following our own policy and rules.” Oh. Uhhh … would these be new rules? Cuz the kids marched last year. Also, why were the kids booted, while Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and other government representatives were not?
TEXAS: On June 28, the Keller Independent School District school board passed a new policy with a 5-0 vote. Students may only used bathrooms designated for their biological sex and school staff is prohibited from promoting preferred pronouns among children. The district is just north of Forth Worth.
The CDC is now promoting hormone-induced “chestfeeding” by mtf trannies. One of the drugs that biological men use to produce breast milk is an anti-nausea drug called domperidone. Domperidone is not approved for use in the U.S., not even for nausea, because of the increased risk of heart rhythm disorder and cardiac arrest it poses.
In 2004, the FDA specifically warned against women using it to promote lactation, because it can pass into the breast milk. We know next to nothing about its impact on babies nursing off women who use it simply to boost their milk supply. We know even less about its impact on babies nursing off men who use it in combination with other drugs to get their moobs to make milk.
Tweet by Tracey Jenkins: “I took Domperidome for endometriosis sickness, I had palpitations. … I remember when they used to care what babies were exposed to.”
Baby Center has an article stating, “Theoretically, it might be possible for a man to be given enough supplemental hormones (injections of estrogen and prolactin, for example) to induce lactation. But there would be many side effects, and it hasn’t been well studied.” Also, “we don’t know if the milk men produce would be similar, nutritionally and in immunity-boosting components, to the breast milk that women produce.”
Why would any responsible parent want to expose himself or his infant to unknown risks like this? Perhaps the mtf trannie in the photos above give us a clue. He is the same guy who posted photos of himself testing the strength of nipple clamps. He also posted a photo of himself chest-feeding an infant. He’s already put his life at risk to indulge his autogynephilia; why wouldn’t he put his infant’s life at risk to satisfy his nipple fetish?
Wikipedia says, “Breast torture (also called breast play, nipple torture or tit torture) is a BDSM activity in which sexual stimulation is provided through the intentional application of physical pain or constriction to the breasts, areolae or nipples of a submissive. It is a popular activity among the kink community.”
ARKANSAS: Last week, Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ children drew this beautiful cross mosaic on the driveway of the Governor’s Mansion in Little Rock. Some Lefties got their panties in a bunch and demanded she remove it. She said no. “I will not erase the beautiful cross my kids drew in chalk on the driveway of the Governor’s Mansion or remove my post on social media, and I will not now or ever hide that I am a Christian.”
BIDEN: As a direct witness to the Chinese bribery scheme between Chinese companies (CFC) and the Biden family, Dr. Gal Luft, co-director of the Institute for the Analysis of Global Security (IAGS), is a key witness in the Biden corruption investigation. When he tried to give his evidence to the FBI, he was arrested on bogus charges. He has recently come out of hiding.
On Wednesday, Chairman James Comer (R-KY) of House Oversight Committee released a memo highlighting some $10 million that nine members of President Joe Biden’s family received from foreign nationals, some of the hostile to the U.S. As many 12 banks may have been involved in what one pol described as financial gymnastics straight out of a crime film.
“If this was a Republican family, you can bet the media would already be full of calls for impeachment and criminal investigations. Instead, they spent Wednesday on wall-to-wall coverage of the (inevitable) arrest of Rep. George Santos, somehow a much bigger scandal.” – NY Post Editorial Board
FAUXTUS: On July 3, somebody found cocaine in an area of the White House that is closed to the public. Former Secret Service agent, Dan Bongino, tweeted, “There’s absolutely ZERO chance anyone other than a family member brought that cocaine inside the White House complex. No chance that it would make it past the mag/security checkpoints. Family bypasses those.” Bongino was on the president’s detail during both the Bush and Obama administrations.
THREADS: On July 5, Meta launched “Threads”, its clone of Twitter. On July 6, The attempted post shown above was deleted less than 45 minutes after it went up and both Don Trump, Jr., and DC Draino had been tagged for censorship. If you try to follow either of them, you get a warning saying, “Are you sure you want to? This account has repeatedly posted false information that was reviewed by independent fact-checkers or went against our Community Guidelines.”
LIFE: While we’re celebrating all the lives saved, CNN is mourning. How tragic that not just hundreds, but thousands of rug rats managed to arrive on this Earth unscathed!
VAXXX: The legacy media in Australia is hitting back at truth tellers sounding the alarm about the ‘rona jab’s devastating impact on birth rates. They would prefer we swallow the absurd idea that this sudden drop is due to “concerns about housing, cost of living, and climate change.” And never you mind that Australia had a draconian vaxxx mandate that forced an experimental gene therapy serum into the bodies of Australians of childbearing age throughout 2021 and 2022. Any connection between infertility and the COVID-19 “vaccine” that SAVED US ALL is nothing more than a conspiracy theory cooked up in the over-heated imaginations of anti-science rednecks wearing tinfoil hats. So there.
VFAUXTUS: You may lose some IQ points if you CLICK https://twitter.com/alx/status/1677122238523342848 [:45] and actually listen to her say, “Well, I think culture is eh- eh- it is a reflection of our moment and our time, right? And, and present culture is the way we express how we’re feeling about the moment. And, and we should always find times that we express how we feel about the moment as a reflection of joy because ev- eh- you know, it comes in the morning! HEH HEH HEH HEH HEH HEH OH HEH HEH HEH HEH! We have to find ways to also express the way we feel about the moment in terms of just having language and a connection to how people are experiencing life and I think about it in that way too.”
GRAMMY NOTES: I just had my LibreOffice Writer spell check pop this absurd list of possible “words” I supposedly might have wanted when I typed “x-rayed.” Being the compulsive word nerd that I am, I actually did look them up. Then, after I finished composing a long email, I copy/pasted it into gmail and got spelled checked on “x-rayed” again. Gmail’s list of “are you sure you didn’t mean?” substitutes was significantly shorter, but contained a number of the same “not real words” I’d gotten from LibreOffice. ::smh::
Allie Beth Stuckey explains what she thinks we should do when we get called “transphobe” for not supporting the Wrong’s agenda:
I see conservatives object to being called things like “transphobe.” They’ll defend themselves saying, “transphobia means fear, and I’m not scared of trans people! I just don’t believe men should go in women’s bathrooms etc”
Well, one: Defending yourself against their accusations and name-calling is wasted time. The proper response isn’t “No, I’m not.” It’s “I don’t care.”
Two: We actually should feel fear. We should fear men going into women’s bathrooms. We should fear for the female prisoners forced to be incarcerated with men, many of whom have raped women. We should fear for the rape victims forced to share space in abuse shelters with men. We should fear a world in which girls are forced to suppress their instincts and smile as males infiltrate their sororities, teams, and locker rooms. And, yes, aversion too. We should have a strong aversion toward men trying to “breastfeed” babies. We should be averse to the idea that “female” is a costume to be donned or an identity to declare. These fears and aversions are healthy and logical.
What they aren’t is irrational. This is why “transphobe” isn’t accurate, because “phobia” is an *irrational* fear or aversion. But the fear and aversion felt in this case are extremely rational.
Whether you believe that we’re a product of evolution, and we have the instincts we do because they were passed down from our ancestors to help us survive, or whether you know, as I do, that we were given by God the ability to discern obvious, observable truths like the differences between male and female, the fear and aversion people have to men trying to be women and enter their spaces are innate and understandable.
This doesn’t mean people who are confused about their gender are any less inherently valuable than anyone else. They’re made in the image of God like the rest of us. In need of Christ like the rest of us. I feel such pain in hearing the stories of detransitioners who were victims of manipulation and negligence, and I rejoice when they hear the good news of the gospel and believe. But the insistent denial of reality, particularly at the expense of women and girls, is a thing to be feared and disdained. We can and should hold all these facts in mind at the same time.
Call it “transphobia” or whatever you want. But it’s the truth.
BINDING OF DEMONS: [2:55] – Exorcist Msgr. Stephen Rossetti shares a prayer to help us free ourselves from demons who may be encouraging us to sin.
BUD LIGHT: Did you notice that Travis Kelce, the pro football player they hired, never touches a can of Bud Light? LOL As of this writing (7:30 am July 6), the ad had 514K views and 345 likes. [4:44] – Independence Day week-end is the biggest holiday for beer sales in America. Bud Light’s sales this year was 27.9% lower than last year.
CENSORSHIP: Target will sell “tucking” girls’ swimsuits to little boys, but won’t carry Mark Levin’s new book because … get this … “certain customers might be offended by the title.” They made it very clear what kind of customers they want and we are happy to oblige by shopping elsewhere.
DIABETES: [19:58] – Type 1 diabetes occurs when the immune system destroys the body’s ability to make insulin. It’s treatable, but incurable. Its incidence was increasing by about 3% to 4% per year, but during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, that jumped to 14%, then in the second year, it jumped again to 27%. Keep in mind that this is a rise in the number of expected new cases, which primarily occur in children.
Dr. Campbell talks about the data and what might be causing the rise. If you watch to the end, he shares a letter he got from a scientist who watched his video about the biological warfare aspect of the virus’ development. I didn’t watch that one, but I get the idea that he concluded that it likely was not designed as a bio-weapon, because of its low lethality. His commenter disagreed.
“As someone who has spent a number of years studying biological warfare (BW) and ways to defend against it, I’m not convinced that the Wuhan virus was not meant to be a BW agent. High lethality isn’t necessarily required to be an effective weapon; it just needs to be able to incapacitate a significant number of people. The incapacitated people are no longer able to do their jobs, and the added benefit to the employer of the weapon is that those incapacitated people now take up more resources and more people to treat them than if they died. Also, the genetic techniques that they used, techniques that made it difficult to identify any man-made changes, is in line with one of the main attractions of BW – plausible deniability. Thank you for your thorough, objective and thoughtful reports! “
MEDIA BIAS: Two news directors at a western Michigan TV station were fired last month after they wrote the following memo:
“We have already done a number of valuable stories about several Pride-related events. But, we have also started to hear pushback from viewers who are not happy to see those Pride-related stories.
“We know that West Michigan is a conservative area in many ways. We need to recognize that some stories related to LGBTQ issues are going to be controversial and polarizing in our community. While you personally may not agree with a certain position, people are entitled to their opinions, and they are our viewers.
“We should not cover every Pride event that we learn about. We need to do some work to discern the newsworthy-ness of the event. If we are covering Pride events, we need to consider how to make the story balanced and get both sides of the issue.”
NEA: On Monday, the largest teachers union in America recommended educators include ‘Gender Queer’ in their summer reading. The book has been widely criticized for its sexually graphic content. NEA’s president, Becky Pringle, said, “For us at the NEA, education justice must be about racial justice, it must be about social justice, it must be about climate justice. It must be about all of those things.”
The NEA’s only income stream is the dues paid into it by teachers. Yet, in 2020-2021, a paltry 9% of its $374 million budget went to assist members. Of the rest, what it didn’t spend on itself went to left-wing political causes and Democrat candidates.
PHILADELPHIA: On July 3, Kimbrady Carriker (photo) fatally shot five men and wounded a 2-year-old boy and a 13-year-old. Police said the shooter had no prior connection to the victims. He is being held without bail. Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner said he expects that the suspect will remain in prison for the rest of his life. Mr. Carriker is a male, according to authorities. However, archived images show Mr. Carriker wearing women’s clothing, and officials used they/them pronouns when referring to him.
PROJECT VERITAS: Oregon is one of only five states that have laws in places banning recording in public places without consent. The others are Alaska, Kentucky, Massachusetts, and Montana.
TUCKER: [5:04] – The new episode of ‘Tucker on Twitter’ features a monologue about Rachel Levine. Levine is Biden’s Assistant Secretary for Health. “Her” cross-sex hormones come complete with the following complications:
blood clots, which can result in stroke or be fatal
cardiovascular disease
worsening of anxiety, depression, or other mental health conditions
worsening of migraines
gallbladder or liver disease
high cholesterol and triglycerides
high blood pressure
type 2 diabetes
weight gain
Yeah, this is totally the kind of person I want advising me about my health. Not.
VAXXX: In December 2021, pro basketball player, Óscar Cabrera Adames, collapsed on the court; he later announced he had gotten myocarditis “from taking a f—ing vaccine. (I got 2 doses of Pfizer) And I knew it! Many people warned me.”
But, he said, the jab “was compulsory or I couldn’t work. I am an international professional athlete and I am playing in Spain. I have no health problems, nothing, not hereditary, no asthma, NOTHING! I suddenly collapsed to the ground in the middle of a match and almost died. I’m still recovering and I’ve had 11 different cardiology tests done and guess? They find nothing.”
Last week, he dropped dead during a stress test to examine how his heart was functioning. He was 28.
“Good. The conqueror should get the spoils. If that makes you sad, that’s even better. My land acknowledgement is this: ‘We won. Too bad.’” – Kurt Schlichter
“You are stealing milk from cows. Where is the justice for the cows?” – Oli London
“I look forward to the virtue signaling Ben & Jerry’s returning their factory’s land to the Abenaki and Mohican Native Americans that have lived in Vermont for 10,000 years.” – Kevin Dalton
“When will you be returning your land and your company and your profits?” – Keri Smith
“I’m curious to know which country(ies) is currently being run by people that did NOT take over (steal) the land.” – Richard Kent
“… and which native lands were not taken by force from another tribe.” – Carol Walsh
“I guess it makes people feel noble when they say these things like they are standing up for some marginalized group of people. Getting offended for others without actually doing anything other than opening their mouth. They are the epitome of hypocrisy.” – Melody R. Weist
“If it weren’t for America, there would be no Ben and Jerry’s.” – Dina McNulty
“Sorry you feel that way. When are you leaving?” – George Alexopoulos
“Don’t let the door hit ya where the good Lord split ya.” – Steven Brian Sutherland
BORDER: The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced that approximately 20 miles of Trump’s steel bollard panels will be erected along the Border Patrol’s Rio Grande Valley Sector, as mandated by a 2019 border barrier appropriation under Trump’s administration. The new wall will replace “dilapidated segments of legacy fencing that presently create safety and security concerns for USBP agents, migrants, and the surrounding community.” Biden tried to divert the funds to other purposes which was illegal.
DOJ: A former Pfizer employee and his friend/business partner have been arrested and charged with insider trading. The day before the rest of us learned that Paxlovid had performed favorably, they bought short-dated Pfizer stock options. The announcement about the COVID-19 drug sent Pfizer’s stock soaring. The two, who raked in $350,000 from their scheme, face charges of securities fraud and conspiracy, carrying a maximum sentence of 20 years behind bars.
“Insider trading is not a quick buck,” U.S. attorney Damian Williams said in a statement. “It’s cheating. It’s a bad bet. It’s a ticket to prison.” Well, it is unless you’re a Democrat, in which case the DOJ turns a blind eye to your ill-gotten gains. I wonder what these two did to tick off the PTB, cuz it for sure wasn’t securities fraud.
GET WOKE, GO BROKE: Son de Flor is a Lithuanian-based company that specializes in modest women’s garments made from linen. A few days ago, it posted a video on its Instagram page of a bearded man modeling its prairie-chic, linen dresses favored by conservative, homeschooling moms … although, to be honest, all the homeschoolers I know are pinching every penny til it screams, not blowing $250 on a dress.
MARYLAND: [:50] – Montgomery County shut a largely Muslim crowd of parents out of their school board’s meeting, lest the members be forced to listen to them demand that they be allowed to excuse their children from sex ed lessons that violate their religious beliefs.
RED BALLOON: “Connecting freedom-loving Americans with the businesses that share their values.” [:55] – Red Balloon is a job listing site that matches employers and employees who share conservative values, like faith and hard work.
RHODE ISLAND: [1:59] – Rhode Island State Senator and Democrat, Joshua Miller, 69, was arrested last week and charged with vandalism/malicious injury to property, a misdemeanor, for having keyed a vehicle that boasted an anti-Biden bumper sticker.
Miller denied he had keyed the car, claiming the victim was “one of the gun nuts” who had allegedly been stalking him for sponsoring anti-gun legislation. When police presented Miller with security footage showing him doing the deed, he finally admitted it, but claimed it was not his fault, because the victim had “dared him” to do it.
Miller, who may also face charges for lying to the police, is the Rhode Island Senate Democrat policy chairman and chair of the Senate Health and Human Services Committee.
SENATE: Republicans have a chance to win control of the Senate for the 119th session of Congress. Of the U.S. Senate seats that will be on ballots in November 2024, eleven are held by GOP incumbents in states rated as securely red. Twenty of the seats are held by Democrats, plus three by Independents who caucus with the Wrong. Eight of these are in states defined as competitive, including three – West Virginia, Montana, and Ohio – that Trump won in 2020.
WE’RE COMING FOR YOUR CHILDREN: The age restriction is due to the number of alphabet people parading in the buff. [3:00] – CLICK https://www.youtube.com/shorts/TNU72D1XwSE to hear a response to the pride “joke.”
GRAMMY NOTES: So much truth. [1:36] – Oh my word. I did NOT know the body temp thing was fibro! I’ve complained of that so often! Like, the other day, I was so HOT when it was 73 degrees in our house. The next day, I was so COLD when it was 80!
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