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Age-related decline Current Events

Let’s just

face the facts, here. When an 80-year-old man takes a fall, it is VERY dangerous. He could easily have broken a hip!

And Kamala smiles hungrily…

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Despotism Disgusting! Hypocrisy

Catching on

yet?

h/t Powerline

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Civil Rights

Good,

good

A district court judge on Wednesday halted the Biden administration’s new rule that would charge gun owners who failed to register their braced firearms with a felony, just hours before it was set to go into effect.

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Corruption

RUH-ROH,

Shaggy!

Now, if this in shown to be true, can Biden survive? Should he?

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Justice

It’s a good

start!

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Civil Rights Evil

School shooters

may be crazy, but they’re not stupid!

We absolutely know how to make school shootings a VERY rare event. It’s just that Lefties love political power more than they love the safety of children.

If teachers’ and administrators’ first priority were to prevent harm to kids, they would arm themselves and get rid of the stupid “gun-free zone” nonsense. But no, they love power more! Let’s call a heart heart and a spade a spade.

Stupidest. Thing. EVAH! (that is, if your first priority were to protect kids)

But just think of the political earthquake that would happen if 20% of teachers started carrying and regularly voted to preserve that right! THAT is why Leftists are against arming teachers! It is a lust for power, pure and simple. And if a few kids have to die in order for them to preserve their power…

Yeah, you think gun control works in the United States–if you’re a simpleton!

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Age-related decline

Kamala Harris

smiles.

At what point does the White House stop succeeding in covering this stuff up by claiming he’s fine? It’s not surprising at all he hit his head coming out of Marine One given how vicious his fall at the USAF academy was. The claims that he was uninjured are laughable. At the very least, he was likely dazed by the incident and sore afterward.

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Current Events

REALLY?

I was wrong. I didn’t think it would happen. I wasn’t at all sure it should happen.

I’m not at all sure it was a great deal. But it was perhaps the best that fiscal conservatives could have gotten under the circumstances.

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Current Events

It’s just

un-freakin’-believable!

Our ever-fickle ex-prez Donald Trump has found a new fave in an old enemy: disgraced former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, on whom he basically showered praise from his Truth Social account for his handling of New York’s COVID crisis by contrasting it favorably with that of chief GOP rival Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis.

And mark: This was said by a rather Conservative source.

See, sympathy for Trump because he has been egregiously treated by the MSM and the crap-eating “Never-Trump” goons only goes so far. I don’t think any rational person can look at the facts and NOT say that he was not horribly mistreated. And he was a fantastic President.

So it pains me too see him sully his reputation by being a raving, incoherent butt now. “Trumpism” was never about Trump himself. THAT is something the spittle-lipped anti-Trump idiots (both Left, Right, and Center) never “got.” And it is becoming clearer and clearer to me that Trump is NOT the person to move “Trumpism” forward.

I am committed to “Trumpism.” But to that end, I’m pretty dang sure that Donald Trump is NOT the best person to represent “Trumpism.”

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Epic fail

Look, as a CEO,

you have a VERY legal fiduciary duty toward your investors. When investors pay money for public stock, and then the CEO does something manifestly stupid to tank that stock, the investors have legal recourse for that breech of fiduciary duty.

In other words, it’s a tort. And all three “legs” of the “tort stool” are there: A) a duty to act in the best interests of the investors, B) there was a violation of that duty, and C) there are damages that are directly tied to the breach–the injury would not have happened “but for” the breach of fiduciary duty.

Investors rightfully expected the CEO to do things that would improve their financial stock position. When he or she doesn’t because of decisions that are obviously based on factors other than profit and then things go south, investors legally deserve to be made whole.

SO, A) the person owned stock and the CEO thus entered into a fiduciary relationship with him or her, B) Bud Light violated that duty by going “woke,” and C) the person lost a lot of money on the stock and they wouldn’t have “but for” that breach of duty. Yep, all three legs of the “tort stool” are there.

Legally, one just has to prove “B)” in order to prevail. Not a slam dunk, but not a half-court shot, either.

Yes, Being CEO carries some risks and responsibilities that come with it, risks and responsibilities that “worker bees” just don’t have.