Cheers! These are the 10 drunkest cities in New Jersey Taking a deeper dive into New Jersey, here's a sampling of the drunkest cities in the state, as determined by roadsnacks.net. They used factors like the number of bars, wineries, and liquor stores per ... 05/24/2024 - 3:38 am | View Link
People left mortified by bride’s wedding mishap after first dance goes horribly wrong Scheller, from Canada, went on to explain that during their first dance together as a married couple, she forgot all of the moves after drinking and flashed her guests. She explained: “I completely ... 05/18/2024 - 5:08 am | View Link
Why is Delaware ranked as one of the drunkest U.S. states? Find out, plus other rankings Why is Delaware one of the drunkest states in the country? Insider Monkey, a financial website, ranked each state based on ethanol consumption ... 05/17/2024 - 10:45 am | View Link
‘Drunk’ bride ‘haunted’ by wedding day fails, including G-string flash “101 of being the drunkest bride out there,” she stated. “Failing at throwing my bouquet way off side but the girls are happy.” Amanda Scheller, from Canada, has revealed all the things that went ... 05/17/2024 - 9:20 am | View Link
‘Drunkest bride alive’ moons entire wedding reception after wardrobe malfunction during botched first dance A newlywed who described herself as the “drunkest bride alive” has revealed she’s still haunted by a mishap she had on her wedding day. TikTok / @amandascheller In the clip, which has so far been ... 05/17/2024 - 4:55 am | View Link
These Are America's Drunkest States, Ranked (2021) | VinePair A recent report from 24/7 Wall St. sought to create a definitive ranking of America’s drunkest states based on factors like binge drinking rates, alcohol-related driving deaths, and general... 05/25/2024 - 9:42 pm | View Website
America’s Drunkest States: See Where Your State Ranks Every day, about 37 people in America perish in drunk-driving crashes. The states with the highest rates of excessive drinking are those in the Plains, Midwest, and Far West. Four of the five... 05/25/2024 - 4:13 pm | View Website
These were the world's drunkest countries in 2021 ... Americans were among the heaviest drinkers in the world in early 2021, with participants reporting to being drunk a little under twice a month, or 23 times a year, a new international study has... 05/25/2024 - 8:28 am | View Website
Alcohol consumption: The drunkest — and driest — cities in America The drunkest — and driest — cities in America. Samuel Stebbins and Grant Suneson. 24/7 Wall Street. Though alcohol is enjoyed responsibly by millions of Americans every day, it is also misused... 05/25/2024 - 5:29 am | View Website
"More drunk" or "drunker"? According to Wiktionary, the comparative form of drunk is 'drunker', and the superlative form being 'drunkest'. If the adjective were to have three syllables or more, then you would then use 'more', and 'most'. 05/24/2024 - 7:20 pm | View Website
Republicans failed to retake the Senate in the 2022 midterms, owing in large part to what GOP leader Mitch McConnell had identified before the election as a “candidate quality” problem. The strategy of running millionaire candidates who could self-fund and were handpicked by Donald Trump was a bust.
So did Republicans learn from that?
by April Corbin Girnus, Nevada Current May 21, 2024
A coalition of business organizations are behind an attack mailer attempting to tie a progressive state Assembly candidate to former President Donald Trump, whom the groups supported in 2020.
A mailer recently received by voters in Nevada State Assembly District 10 in Las Vegas claims that Democratic candidate Valerie Thomason and Trump “both hid campaign cash to influence an election” and are “both facing accusations of misleading Nevada voters.”
“Can we trust Donald Trump or Valerie Thomason?” it asks.
Thomason is one of three Democrats running in the reliably blue district, which spans across the central part of the Las Vegas Valley.
As the gentle reader is aware, Monday was Memorial Day. For most of us, it's a day to remember and honor the soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the defense of our country. But for Republicans, it was just a day to cosplay being patriotic before going back to threatening democracy and worshiping their orange traitor-in-chief.
Nothing like using a column by Nooners heaping praise on a book published back in 1900 as an excuse for some hippie punching on the topic of patriotism by the hacks on Fox on Memorial Day. I wish I was kidding, but that was one of the discussions on this Monday's Outnumbered.
Noonan's op-ed, which was published last Thursday was titled "Teach Your Children to Love America," with the subtitle, "For Memorial Day, I’m taking inspiration from the New York schools’ 1900 ‘Manual of Patriotism.’"
Here's how Noonan described the book in her article: "I’ve spent the past few days reading an old book, one that couldn’t possibly be published today because it’s so full of respect for America."
Yes, I'm so sure that "respect" is the only reason it wouldn't be published now Peggers.
Kayleigh McEnany started things off reading from a portion of Noonan's column:
Parents, teach your children to love America, either as an extension of your own love or as a simple kindness to them.
We live in an age—I’ll say this part quickly as we all know it—in which children are instructed in 100 different ways through 100 different portals that America is and always was a dark and scheming place, that its history is the history of pushing people around, often in an amoral quest for wealth but also because we aren’t very nice.
My favorite "Thanks, Biden" blame game from Republicans used to be inflation. That's right, according to the right, Sleepy Joe, who they say has dementia, is responsible for global inflation. That sneaky POTUS!
Well, that was then. And now my favorite 'blame it on Joe Biden' rant goes to Newsmax's Chris Plante, who claims that Biden is "very much in decline in every imaginable way," and because the President's favorite ice cream is chocolate chip, it's his fault that it's not one of the top five ice creams being sold, Media Matters reports.
"(President) Joseph Robinette Biden, much like his favorite flavor of ice cream, is very much in decline - very much in decline in every imaginable way," Plante said.
Robert De Niro shouted down a Trump supporter who unconscionably called the Capitol police liars, after they defended against treasonous Trump supporters who tried to overthrow the federal government on January 6th.
De Niro's speech was accurate and powerful, and when the award-winning actor turned back to thank the two Capitol officers who defended the US Constitution against insurrectionists, a MAGAt jumped in.
"They lied under oath," either a right-wing reporter or Trump supporter yelled at De Niro.
"They lied under oath," De Niro said sarcastically.