TwiceRetired

Russia, Iran to seal partnership treaty days before Trump takes office. Does this remind you of anything?

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President Biden issued pre-emptive pardons for his siblings and their spouses just moments before President-elect Trump took the oath of office on Monday. I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Biden’s the slimiest piece of shit of a president EVER. If all of his kinship pardons don’t prove to you what crooks the whole family is, you must be livin’ under a rock – or a card-carryin’ Democrat.

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Appeals court deals blow to Obama-era amnesty for Dreamers. Well, well, well. It looks like Biden isn’t the ONLY Democrat who’s corned the loser’s market. It’s about damned time.

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Comer requests Trump DOJ prosecute James Biden for making ‘false statements’ during impeachment inquiry. House Republicans referred James Biden to Attorney General Garland for prosecution last year. And then what? Nothing. That’s what happens when a fox is guardin’ the hen house. I keep tellin’ you. It had less to do with Garland bein’ Biden’s lapdog and more to do with him still bein’ pissed at Republicans when they refused to consider, much less confirm him for the Supreme Court after Obama nominated him.

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Will Oregon be punished for being a sanctuary state? You can bet your sweet ass we will, and guess what? It’ll be the wetback-lovin’ Democrats’ fault. Who’s gonna start a lottery for the highest-ranking elected Democrat #45/47 puts in jail?

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Lane County protecting targeted communities, amid Trump administration’s threats. As previously discussed on these pages, blocking ICE roundup and deportation operations carries penalties of incarceration and fines. Luckily, the last bond measure to increase the number of beds in the Lane County jail passed, so there’ll be enough room to house all the Democrats that’re gonna stand in the way.

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Red town stands up to big blue neighbor in immigration fight: ‘Denver does not speak for all of Colorado.’ Sounds like another place I’m familiar with:

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Surgeon shares story of insurance provider calling during patient’s surgery. As hard as it is to believe, for me, the linked article is a classic “been there, done that.” Years ago, I was in a dentist’s chair, numbed-up, with a mouth full of rubber dam and other instruments, when the dentist stopped in mid-procedure and asked me if there would be a problem paying for my portion of the work. I replied no, and he continued. To this day, I still can’t believe I was subjected to the unprofessional experience. Shortly afterward, I stopped seeing him, and to this day, I refer to him as a Nazi war dentist.

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