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Rebecca Parson is the name of a woman in Washington who's running for Congress as a member of the Democratic Party. She's also a member of the Democratic Socialists of America. And that makes her ineligible to serve in public office.
Michael Moore, Hollywood's favorite left-wing propagandist, called for an end to the Second Amendment and said founders never would have included it in the Constitution if they had knowledge of bullets. What? Spoken like a true propagandist.
SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk was just accused by a flight attendant of exposing himself to her, touching her thigh and promising to buy her a horse if she had sex with him. And in a laughable twist of fate, Musk fought back by daring her to describe his privates.
President Biden, the World Health Organization, members of corporate media and governing authorities in select nations all concur: Emerging monkeypox is an emerging challenge that could emerge as the next big concern. For gay men, anyway. But on that -- shhhh.
Full-time dad and sometime Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg acknowledged in an interview on CBS the seriousness of the baby formula shortage in the United States, then said it was more the capitalist system than federal regulators' fault for the fiasco.
Democrat Rep. Katie Porter of California just suggested that inflation and abortion are issues that are tied at the hip -- meaning, if Americans really want to fight inflation, then they better support abortion on demand. Seriously? Democrats have gone off the rails on abortion.
