Nobody Cares: PRS

Dakota Tebaldi · Jan 20, 2021

The difference is if the Secret Service ultimately tells him he's not going to be able to use the Peleton in the White House for security reasons, Biden will accept that and not use it.

Kamilah Hauptmann · Jan 20, 2021

Obama's Blackberry lulz.

bubblesort · Jan 20, 2021

Because things can't possibly get weirder... Joe Exotic booked a limo to take him home from prison when he thought Trump would pardon him.

‘Tiger King’ star Joe Exotic books stretch limousine, expecting pardon from President Trump

There was a stretch limousine idling in a Texas parking lot Tuesday night as “Tiger King” star Joe Exotic sat in prison hoping for a last-minute pardon from President Trump, according to local reports.

www.foxnews.com

Then Trump didn't pardon him, LOL

Trump Declines to Pardon 'Tiger King' Star Joe Exotic

Kamilah Hauptmann · Jan 20, 2021

Free · Jan 20, 2021

Ha!

WY GOP Chair Floats Secession From Union. That Might Not Be Such A Great Idea.

Uh, good luck with that. During former Trump strategist Steve Bannon’s podcast last Friday, Wyoming GOP Chair Frank Eathorne signaled approval...

talkingpointsmemo.com

During former Trump strategist Steve Bannon’s podcast last Friday, Wyoming GOP Chair Frank Eathorne signaled approval of a Texas Republican lawmaker’s push for the Lone Star State to secede from the Union in a “Texit.”

“Many of these Western states have the ability to be self-reliant, and we’re keeping eyes on Texas too, and their consideration of possible secession,” Eathorne told Bannon. “They have a different state constitution than we do as far as wording, but it’s something we’re all paying attention to.”

Why that's a bad idea for Wyoming:

For starters, the U.S. federal government owns almost half of Wyoming’s land.

Additionally, the Cowboy State depends heavily on Uncle Sam’s pursestrings: Federal funds have accounted for 33.5 to 48 percent of the Cowboy State’s revenue throughout the past two decades, according to the Star Tribune.

All that plus a paltry GDP of $40.4 billion makes any “Wyexit” a flatly terrible idea. If Wyoming were a country, its GDP would rank between Paraguay and Tunisia

You really need to think through these ideas, Frank.

Khamon · Jan 20, 2021

It seems the plan would be to wait for Texas, possibly a couple of other mid-western states, then form a Con-federacy that could serve as an offshore financial center. It's more about money than power and you know them leftist liberals want to take all our moniez away from us. Even crazy people can be pathetically greedy.

CronoCloud Creeggan · Jan 20, 2021

Dakota Tebaldi said:
The difference is if the Secret Service ultimately tells him he's not going to be able to use the Peleton in the White House for security reasons, Biden will accept that and not use it.

Or if he wants to use it, he's smart enough to turn off the network features, or has someone competent working for him to do it.

Kamilah Hauptmann · Jan 21, 2021

A serious headline:
Opinion | In his final hours, Trump finally gets his tone right - but the damage can’t be undone - The Washington Post

Kamilah Hauptmann · Jan 21, 2021

Kamilah Hauptmann · Jan 21, 2021

Bartholomew Gallacher · Jan 21, 2021

Bartholomew Gallacher said:
Most disgusting tweet ever from China:

And this is what German scientist Adrian Zenz, who is being cited by the propaganda article, really found out in his own words:

Update: Twitter has suspended that Chinese embassy's account.

“We have taken action on this Tweet for violating our policy against dehumanization,” a Twitter spokesman said in a statement. Twitter prohibits the “dehumanization of a group of people based on their religion, caste, age, disability, serious disease, national origin, race, or ethnicity.”

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying on Thursday said authorities were “puzzled” about why Twitter restricted the account, calling it the embassy’s responsibility to correct “fake reports and information related to Xinjiang.”

“We hope Twitter can adhere to objective and fair principles and not display double standards on this issue,” she said at a briefing in Beijing.

Bloomberg - Are you a robot?