The US struck with precision 2 terrorists in a minivan in Atmeh, Syria (10 miles from where ISIS leader al-Baghdadi was killed). The weapon used was a “Ninja” missile that, to minimize civilian deaths, carries no explosive warhead. After smashing in, 6 sword-like blades open up.
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Yep, she's decided to bunch her run for the Dem nomination while she's still comfortably behind.
Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) sent shockwaves through the Democratic primary cycle on Tuesday by announcing her departure from the presidential race less than one year after officially entering it.
“To my supporters, it is with deep regret—but also with deep gratitude—that I am suspending my campaign today,” the senator said in a statement posted to Medium. “But I want to be clear with you: I will keep fighting every day for what this campaign has been about."
You go, girl! Oh wait - she's already gone as of today. Oh well... but she'll keep on farting fighting, so there's that.
In related news:
“Exsanguination due to feral hog assault” was the official cause of death for 59-year-old Christine Rawlings as determined by the local medical examiner and announced by Sheriff Brian Hawthorne of Chambers County, Texas.
“It’s a crazy situation,” Mayer said, “with everything that’s happened in what I call the Pig Bomb, which has exploded in North America.”
There are millions of Kamalas feral pigs in the USA today; an estimated two million in Texas alone.
And if those porkers get you on the ground, it's all over but the wiping. These days, more people die from pig attacks than from shark attacks. It's an incredibly gory way to end one's limited time on the planet.
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China just announced they would allow rice imports from the U.S. for the first time in their history.
Read that again.
Trump just sold rice to CHINA.
Democrat hair on fire....
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Joltin' Joe's just the cat's pajamas!
And some folks view him as "out of touch". He'd be right on the cutting edge if this were the 1920s....
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The Newsweek “journalist” who penned an inaccurate report about President Donald Trump allegedly frittering away his Thanksgiving break doing nothing substantive has reportedly been terminated, though her firing has in turn sparked a new controversy. The original controversy erupted after Newsweek published a report by Jessica Kwong early Thanksgiving morning titled, “How Is Trump Spending Thanksgiving? Tweeting, Golfing And More.”
Some believe that "New-Speak" fired the wrong person:
The editor should be sacked. She is a grunt and they turned her into a scapegoat.
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) December 1, 2019
She was assigned the story the week before Thanksgiving, but how could she be expected to "report" on event before the event itself has even occurred? Seems as though the blame was unevenly applied at NewSpeak.
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A bill to ban abortion introduced in the Ohio state legislature requires doctors to “reimplant an ectopic pregnancy” into a woman’s uterus – a procedure that does not exist in medical science – or face charges of “abortion murder”. Ohio’s move on ectopic pregnancies – where an embryo implants on the mother’s fallopian tube rather than her uterus rendering the pregnancy unviable – is one of the most extreme bills to date.
In addition to ordering doctors to do the impossible or face criminal charges, House Bill 413 bans abortion outright and defines a fertilized egg as an “unborn child”.
While not in favor of "abortion on demand", this seems a bit over the top.
It's not as though birth control options are unavailable in the USA. Even in Ohio.
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DAYTON, Ohio (WTVG) - ODOT crews were busy the day before Thanksgiving.
Today on I-75 north of Dayton, crews relished the opportunity to pick-up piles and piles of pickles with plows. It was kind of a big dill. Fortunately, no serious injuries.
Closer to home, I ended up picking up piles and piles of poop after the dog discovered leftover turkey cooling atop a kitchen countertop. A determined dog can jump higher than you might think....
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The National Weather Service apparently had nothing better to do, so decided to scare people to death around the Pacific Northwest by referring to an inbound nasty storm system as a "bombogenesis". EVERYBODY PANIC!
What they were describing with the term was just another storm bringing high winds, heavy snows, and rain. We get them all the time, although they're usually more of a December - February thing. Admittedly, it's unusual for November around here, but hey.
What we got was cold temps, some blustery winds that only made it to 45 mph here atop a mountain, and a bunch of rain - stuff that you come to expect a bit later in the year, but not a big deal; I've seen rain blowing in sideways with stronger winds. Evidently it's a big deal because Holiday Travel. Yep, they closed 100 miles or so of I-5 between southern Oregon and northern California because Heavy Snow, but that's not a bad thing - many of the locals here wouldn't mind seeing that done year-round.
It probably wouldn't hurt to have fresh batteries in your trusty flashlight while you prepare for disaster. And you probably don't want to "carry snow tires"; just sayin'.
But look at the snowplow teams, intrepidly tackling as much as six inches of powder!
'There is a large number of spun out vehicles, large trucks and smaller cars, along the road that didn't put chains in their tires as required,' Denise Yergenson, a California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) spokeswoman said. 'That blocked the road and it's hampering our ability to plow.'
It's unclear how putting chains in their tires would be especially helpful, but seems to be a requirement in California.
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