Alabama's senior senator, Richard Shelby, was elected to the House in 1978, and has been in the U.S. Senate since 1987. For the sake of perspective, that's the year of the Iran-Contra hearings and the year the Fox Television Network started broadcasting (and
I'm not sure when it happened or who did it, but at some point the Pod People took over the AP, and even minor regional stories have little right-wing dog-whistle adjective choices sprinkled throughout.
The short version is when wingnuts started buying up newspapers. It got particularly bad in the oughts, though, when the wingnut activist billionaire CEO picked a GOP hitman named Fournier to run politics.
It may be cooler but I'll bet you would decide to cover up the first time you got a good sunburn on your dangly bits.
Parts of California are like that, also too
I think I'll just go over there in the corner, thank you. I ain't sitting on that!
I dunno. I've almost become resigned to the total lack of backbone exhibited by our elected Democratic Party representatives.
my car is # 196 of 254 made, yeah she is bitchin https://uploads.disquscdn.c...
Yes you know who rides shotgun https://uploads.disquscdn.c...
She has euro hid lights now and a sloped grille now, most sharp
You mean, like, Pleasanton & Walnut Creek?
I'm not sure when it happened or who did it, but at some point the Pod People took over the AP, and even minor regional stories have little right-wing dog-whistle adjective choices sprinkled throughout.
who knew there was all that muscle under those $3000 suits?
omg you're right! doesn't look like he should be sending any dick pics either.
You get Iraq to pay for it, like Mexico will for the wall. Simple(ton).
CNN isn't a news network, it's a book of Mad Libs.
in Republican America, there are no sides, there is only me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me
V8, Vodka, and Tapatio used to be my drink!
The short version is when wingnuts started buying up newspapers. It got particularly bad in the oughts, though, when the wingnut activist billionaire CEO picked a GOP hitman named Fournier to run politics.