What We Learned In The Nhl This Past Week

Kasie Hunt managed to make me miss Jake Tapper and Dana Bash on CNN's State of the Union this Sunday with her concern trolling over whether it's "dangerous for the country" if the judge in New York tosses Felon 45's butt in jail just before the Republican National Convention in July.

Someone needs to explain why a couple of J6 nutters were allowed into the hearing room so they could sit behind Anthony Fauci and make faces during this Monday's House hearing as Fauci choked up while discussing death threats he and his family have had to put up with. One of them was removed: J6 defendant Brandon Fellows had to be removed from the House Committee hearing today where Dr.

After a jury of his peers convicted TFG (The Felonious Trump) 34 times, like almost everyone else, Killer Kyle Rittenhouse took to social media to express his opinion but also his egregious stupidity: Twitter did not fail in tearing Krybaby Killer Kyle up one side and down the other. The replies Killer Kyle received fell into two basic categories - pointing out his embarrassing grammar ("instead of "should" not have been") or his outright hypocrisy towards the judicial system: Your grammar is as atrocious as your life choices.

Former bounty hunter turned Christian nationalist psycho Stew Peters fumed at Caesars of Atlantic City for canceling his Extreme Accountability Event where he wanted to hold "Nuremberg” type trial against those he perceives to be America’s greatest enemies foreign and domestic, and holding them "accountable." Right Wing Watch, Raw Story and Newsweek were singled out as parasites.

Republicans are being humiliated at the Fauci hearing during the GOP's quest to do absolutely nothing for this country. Well, they bravely saved my gas stove from evil Joe Biden, so there's that! And, of course, things got stupid with the Bad Built, Butch Body lady as she demeaned our country's top infectious disease expert, who she refused to call a doctor despite his enviable resume, education, and past, including as the former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

In early May, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to the podium at a political rally in Madhya Pradesh and launched an attack on the opposition party while campaigning in this year’s election, where a seven-phase voting period concluded on June 1. Observing that India was at a turning point in history, Modi told voters they would have to choose carefully between “Vote Jihad” —a term repeatedly used by the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its supporters to describe votes from Muslims—and “Ram Rajya,” which translates to “governance under Ram,” referring to the Hindu deity. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] The term “Vote Jihad” first entered the Indian public sphere after a local opposition politician, Maria Alam, used it while campaigning in the state of Uttar Pradesh a month earlier, where she asked the minority community to “Vote Jihad” to defeat the BJP.