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Today is Root Canal Appreciation Day
It’s also “
SilenceCancel Liz Cheney” DayBREAKING:
Liz Cheney loses House Republican leadership post over feud with Trump
Truly a spectacle, Michael.
I think the only thing appropriate for a fun-loving Democrat to do is sit back, crack open a cold one, and melt into a puddle of insane laughter.😜
Right?!? 😂😂😂 Plus, the chickenshits couldn’t even muster a recorded vote! (looking at you, MyKevin™)
And now that moral bankruptcy is a prized characteristic in today's Republican Party, this is their parting message for Cheney:
Today's edition of The Bulwark is a great read: "our political crisis is a moral opportunity"
History has its eyes on us
In somewhat related news, this year's national convention of those "real" honorable conservatives (. . . that we keep hearing about, but never see evidence of) has been officially cancelled (. . . maybe for all future years , too?) . . .
. . . The group was unable to gather enough funds to make the required deposit to hold their telephone booth on the calendar . . .
. . . A spokesman for the group said that they are now searching for possible alternate venues. One such being looked into, a cave reportedly offered by a sympathetic sasquatch.
What could possibly go wrong?
Glenn Youngkin, Trumpist Businessman Backed by Religious Right, Wins GOP Nomination for Virginia Governor
I suppose his campaign slogan will be something like "Up with Theocratic Dictatorships! If you can't bend democracy to your own will, what good is it anyway?"
I predict he will it say it better, but you are spot on.
I read today that Youngkin won the nomination (emerging ahead of 6 other candidates from a dubious "drive in" convention, which the WAPO described as "a complicated, ranked-choice balloting process that slowly whittled down the field from seven contenders." ["About 30,000 registered delegates cast ranked-choice votes at 39 locations around the state Saturday." "Youngkin led in each round, but never with more than about a third of the vote in early rounds of counting."]
After Youngkin won, Trump endorsed him.
For Mr. Bowman. The phase out is BS, but one takes what one can get:
HB21-1312: Insurance Premium Property Sales Severance Tax
Currently, the first 300,000 tons of coal produced in each quarter is exempt from the property tax. There is also a tax credit equal to 50% for coal produced from underground mines and another credit in the same amount for lignitic coal. Beginning with the 2022 taxable year, section 11 phases out the quarterly exemption and both tax credits. The additional severance tax that results from these changes is credited to the just transition cash fund under section 12.
QOTD . . .
. . . comments by Rep. Andrew Clyde, R-Ga., during a House Oversight Committee.
You gonna believe me, or your lying eyes?