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Land O’Lake Butter Removes Indian Maiden From Packaging After Nearly One Century https://t.co/O4EVVbMdme via @dailycaller
— Bo Snerdley (@BoSnerdley) April 16, 2020
Terrible decision. Looks like they caved to political correctness.
Stephen Kruiser:
“…It is almost impossible to imagine that Michigan could have someone worse in charge at this critical time. Whitmer is one of those tedious Democrats in the Trump era who feel that their only job is to publicly spar with the president and make NBC News fall in love with them.
To the MSM’s delight, Whitmer was an early critic of Trump’s response to the crisis. She was so busy criticizing the federal response that she forgot to ask FEMA for a major disaster declaration so her state could receive federal assistance.
Oops.
Whitmer is a dictatorial tyrant who has instituted perhaps the most severe shutdown in the United States. Michiganders aren’t allowed to plant gardens in their own yards. Certain aisles in stores are blocked off because the Whitmeristas in the state government have decided that the citizens don’t need to legally purchase the merchandise offered in them. She has forbidden people to travel between homes that they own.
She’s a nightmare.
And she appears to enjoy it.
In an interview on Thursday, Whitmer — smiling all the while — defended her Soviet ways by saying it’s OK to be heavy-handed because it’s snowing…
…Whitmer was at her evil worst this week when she defended abortion services as “essential” by saying that abortion is — get this — “life sustaining.”…”
NY Times: Zoom Amplifies Discrimination Women Face In Meetings
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Biden: 'Republicans May Have Standards, But We Have Double Standards' https://t.co/FGSysNVAdi
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) April 17, 2020
House Democrats are now considering #coronavirus legislation that PAYS states to let criminals out of prison.
But those same Democrats also argue that gun stores and your #2ndAmendment rights are “non-essential” to protect yourself.
You can’t make this up! pic.twitter.com/GaW18YK5T7
— Rep. Jim Jordan (@Jim_Jordan) April 16, 2020
Trump Derangement Syndrome combined with bad judgement is a toxic brew.
Paul Bedard:
“…A key pro-Trump super PAC is hitting the airwaves in three industrial battleground states with new ads that label Joe Biden as a China sympathizer at a time when America is concerned with the communist nation’s lying about the coronavirus and stealing U.S. jobs.
America First Action said that, starting tomorrow, it will spend $10 million in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania on ads hitting the presumptive 2020 Democratic presidential nominee as “Beijing Biden.”
In each, it will use different lines Biden has said cheering China in the past.
In the ad in Michigan, titled “40 years,” Biden says, “I believed in 1979 … and I believe now that a rising China is a positive development.”…”
A very moving anecdote from the Democratic presidential candidate pic.twitter.com/jmRvRROe61
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) April 16, 2020
What is this mumbling fool talking about? Normally I wouldn’t jump on an old guy for being confused and mumbling, but Biden put himself in the political arena. He is criticizing the President in this clip (though it is not easy to tell what he’s doing). Biden deserves ridicule and the same ruthless attacks he and his party and his media dole out. Trump will demolish this old fool.
https://twitter.com/holdmyale/status/1250770298040975362
Patricia McCarthy:
“…As the nation deals with covid19, some state governors, mayors, police and sheriffs have become tyrants, drunk with their sudden grasp on power. Most, but not all, are Democrats of course; it is their nature to wield power over others. The American Democrat party has moved so far left that it can truthfully be called Marxist… and Marxism is totalitarianism. As Thomas Sowell observed long ago, “…totalitarianism recognizes no moral limits on the state. It’s the most convenient ideology for aspiring tyrants….”
As state governors like Gov. Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan are discovering, citizens in her state (both chambers of the state legislature are Republican) will not accept being told what they can buy, where they can go, and if they can or cannot drive to their cabins on the lakeshore. This woman, in true dictator fashion, has told the citizens of Michigan what is and what is not “essential.” Major stores that sell food and other goods have had to cordon off all products she has deemed not essential: plant and vegetable seeds, appliances, baby car seats, etc. It’s a long list. Just who is she to decide for the rest of her constituents what is essential?…”
JOE CONCHA:
“…The Long Island bicyclist, a 65-year-old man who only identified himself as David, told the Post he decided to file a police report to document the alleged incident in case he feels “that this guy’s a threat to me.”
The bicyclist told the Post he’s lived in East Hampton for most of his life.
David said the verbal confrontation occurred after he saw Cuomo outside on Sunday.
“I just looked and said, ‘Is that Chris Cuomo? Isn’t he supposed to be quarantined?'” David said after one of the two women there approached him. “I said to him, ‘Your brother is the coronavirus czar, and you’re not even following his rules – unnecessary travel.'”
“‘Who the hell are you?! I can do what I want!’ He just ranted, screaming, ‘I’ll find out who you are!'” Cuomo responded, according to David.
“He said, ‘This is not the end of this. You’ll deal with this later. We will meet again.’ If that’s not a threat, I don’t know what is,” David added…”
“…WASHINGTON, D.C.—After Barack Obama endorsed Joe Biden this morning, a humbled, thankful Biden expressed his gratitude in a video of his own.
“I’m delighted to have the endorsement of my old friend, CornPop,” he said as horrified aides attempted to cut off the footage. “You know, CornPop and me go way back. I used to work at the community pool. There were both poor kids and white kids, everyone getting along great. I was wearing a rubber chicken on my swim trunks, as was the style at the time. Sometimes the kids would run their fingers through my leg hair and I’d smack ’em with the rubber chicken and then they’d chase me and we’d all get pushed into the pool and really have a great laugh. It was around the summer of ’42 I believe when CornPop came around — a real bad dude…”