Re: Too bad the White House doesn’t work this way. They make a dumbass decision. The commonsense people raise hell, Biden sees that he’s pissed them off, then he fixes things by reversing course. The obvious problem is that there’d have to be at least a smidgen of common sense for that scenario to play out at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, and there’s not.

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Re: Due to her hatred of logging, Queen Brown’s legacy will go down in history as that of a pyromaniac. When she told citizens of the state to get ready to have the state burn down around them, she failed to tell them that if it did, it’d be a direct result of her anti-logging policies. All she needed to do was steer some of the record tax revenue towards understory fuel abatement, logging, and replanting.

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Re: Obviously, California Democrats in his district must like this communist Chinese sympathizer. They’ve kept sending him back to Washington, even after it was revealed he was screwing a communist Chinese spy. Now, true to fashion, he’s blaming conservatives because a pro-Taiwanese nutjob went after a congregation full of mainland China sympathizers. The fact that voters continue to buy his plane tickets to Reagan National Airport speaks volumes about the woke progressives that make up the voting bloc in his district.

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Re:   Let’s see – the disinformation Mary Poppins lady doubted the legitimacy of the Hunter laptop brouhaha, among other things. Now she’s resigning, and it sounds like Biden’s disinformation board might be headed for the dumpster. Do you think it’s a coincidence that both of these situations happened as Primary results and voter turnout numbers are being announced? If you do, then you haven’t been paying attention. Just look at what happened with the Supreme Court leak – when public sentiment appears to be turning against their agenda, create a distraction in an attempt to reverse course. It’s right out of the Democrat’s playbook.

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Re:   We all thought it. Elon Musk finally said it – The President of the United States right now is a teleprompter. The old guy in a suit is just a senility-ridden escapee from a dementia ward that banana-republic Democrats bought the election for, to carry out their woke progressive Marxist agenda.

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Re: You see, that’s the problem – perspective. Show me a 20-something college kid at a booze-filled party, that doesn’t think their music’s too loud, and I’ll show you a ticket waiting to get written. It’s called guilt by association – ESPECICALLY on the heels of three large, out of control parties in less than a month. It’s not a U of O thing – it’s a college kid thing. Look at what just happened in spring-break Florida. Things got so bad they closed down some of the beaches and placed curfews on the bar districts. So, if the complaining students in the article don’t want to get written-up by police, then quit partying and study instead. Isn’t that what the in-state attendees are paying over $13,000 a year for?

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Re: You thought I was bullshitin’ you when I’ve written about woke progressive Californians moving to conservative states and screwing them up for the local indigenous population? Here’s corroboration, except instead of screwing up a state, they’ve managed to screw up a whole COUNTRY. Portugal had a “golden visa” program to entice foreigners to move there, as long as they purchased property valued at more than 500,000 Euros ($52,485). The influx of Californians and the money they brought with them has caused rent in Lisbon to be five times more than it used to be. Natives can’t afford to live there. Gee, where’ve we heard THAT before? Not a unique or new situation. When I was in Honduras back in the ‘80s, we were limited on how much cash we could get from the pay officer (in U.S. Dollars OR Lempira) because Army Command was concerned that too large of a cash influx would wreck the local economy.

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