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It's hard to believe we're still reporting primary results in the middle of June, yet here we are! This week, we're watching races in Virginia, Oklahoma, and Georgia.
By: Paula Bolyard
For anyone still needing proof that transgenderism is a mental disorder, here you go: A man who calls himself a woman called a salon in Ontario, Canada, and demanded to have his nether parts waxed.
Programming note: Determining the "best" sports moment solely depends upon my nonscientific discretion. A girl likes what she likes.
Some days, I wake up and look at the news and wonder if Biden is trying to lose the election. Maybe he's just sick and tired of the whole thing, and despite the prodding of DOCTOR Mrs.
I swear I am not making this up. Activists vowed to defecate in the scenic Seine River ahead of the Paris Olympics next month to protest the polluted water conditions.
By: Paula Bolyard
As I write this, we await the Supreme Court's ruling on the so-called Chevron deference (or doctrine). It concerns the power of federal agencies to
Today, the Supreme Court ruled to overrule the so-called Chevron deference in a 6-3 decision. The ruling is a HUGE victory for those who hate the power the massive bureaucratic state has amassed in recent decades.
Everyone, even CNN, knows that Joe Biden is completely lost. If anyone doubted that, the Thursday debate proved the point.
Guess Who Else Was a 'Tired' (But Accomplished!) Old Man With a Cold?
We got the first clue that something was very wrong when ABC News aired a clip of Joe Biden's interview with George Stephanopoulos at 6:30 p.m. on Friday.
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