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Tesla Introduces Self-Crashing Car For Women SAN CARLOS, CA — Tesla has just released a long-awaited addition to its lineup of self-driving cars. According to several sources, the brand-new Tesla Model W is a self-crashing car designed especially for women. According to several sources, the model has been [...] https://babylonbee.com/news/tesla-introduces-self-crashing-car-for-women

Trump Names His Pick for White House Counsel [...] Trump has named William "Bill" McGinley as his White House Counsel. In his first term, that role was filled by Don McGahn, Emmet Flood (Acting), and Pat Cipollone. The Trump-Vance Transition Team issued the following statement regarding McGinley: [...] https://redstate.com/smoosieq/2024/11/12/trump-names-his-pick-for-white-house-counsel-n2181917

Just When You Thought It Was Safe, Radical Leftists Gearing Up for Inauguration Day Protests It's going to be a long four years for the radical left. They swore Donald Trump would never see the inside of the Oval Office again. No, wait, that was Democrats, oh, same difference. They have yet to get over Trump's landslide and winning the popular vote that put him there. Now, they are making plans for Inauguration Day. As you might expect, those plans include plenty of mischief, mayhem, and violence, and they are actively recruiting in the one place you might also expect: college campuses. [...] https://redstate.com/beckynoble/2024/11/12/just-when-you-thought-it-was-safe-radical-leftists-gearing-up-for-inauguration-day-protests-n2181907

We figured they'd try it somewhere, and... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Election Irregularities Prompt GOP Senate Candidate to Consider Contesting Results On election night, GOP Senate candidate Eric Hovde of Wisconsin led the vote count well into the middle of the night, then Sen. Tammy Baldwin benefited from a ballot dump at 4 a.m., where she received nearly an unprecedented share of the vote. Hovde, who has been silent about the election results since last week, posted a video to X, revealing that he's been informed of precincts in Milwaukee that reported impossible turnout rates, and now he's considering his options about what to do about it. [...] https://pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/2024/11/12/election-irregularities-prompt-senate-candidate-to-consider-contesting-results-n4934223

Interesting, and I bet they'll accomplish something. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ We Now Know What Role Elon Musk Will Play in the Trump Administration In a move set to reshape Washington as we know it, President-Elect Donald Trump announced that Elon Musk -- CEO of Tesla, SpaceX, and X 00 and biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy will lead a newly formed "Department of Government Efficiency" (DOGE). The mission of DOGE will be to tackle government waste, reduce bureaucratic bloat, and introduce a sweeping restructuring of federal agencies. [...] https://pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/2024/11/12/we-now-know-what-role-musk-will-play-in-the-trump-administration-n4934229

Actually, 4 new ones here. SecDef is a real surprise, but sounds good. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Trump Names Two More Picks for His Administration... Trump's new administration is quickly taking shape. On Tuesday evening, President Trump has announced two major nominations that underscore his commitment to an "America First" national security policy. Trump's picks are poised to bring a fierce dedication to upholding American interests and strengthening national security. The first nomination was John Ratcliffe for director of the CIA. [...] Trump will also nominate Pete Hegseth for secretary of Defense. This was a surprising move, as Hegseth is largely known for his role as a Fox News contributor. But Hegseth, a decorated Army combat veteran, is no stranger to national defense. Having served in Guantanamo Bay, Iraq, and Afghanistan, he was awarded two Bronze Stars and a Combat Infantryman's Badge for his battlefield service. Hegseth is also a Princeton and Harvard graduate, pairing an elite academic background with real-world experience. [...] South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem will head Homeland Security. Trump also named former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee as ambassador to Israel. https://pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/2024/11/12/trump-names-two-more-picks-for-his-administration-n4934228

Bring, or send to her, the most recent pay stubs, and if the one-month gap is an issue, you or she can explain it. The ongoing pay stubs should dispel any doubt that your financial situation continues apace.

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This is a really interesting broader perspective. If you don't want to listen to the entire interview, read the article and then the last couple of comments. This issue might not be as, uh, black-and-white as it first sounded. And, the author of this piece is as conservative as they come. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The FEMA supervisor who told workers to avoid Trump homes was scapegoated Last week, the Daily Wire revealed that FEMA workers in Florida received instructions from their supervisor, Marn’i Washington, telling them to avoid houses with Trump signs. Over the weekend, FEMA self-righteously apologized and let everyone know that it had fired Washington. Now, though, Washington has gone on the Roland Martin show to explain that what she did is standard FEMA operating practice. Listening to her muddy use of language, the real question is whether those Trump supporters are actually dangerous or if they just give FEMA workers the "sadz," an institutional attitude that's not Washington's fault. [...] https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2024/11/the_fema_supervisor_who_told_workers_to_avoid_trump_homes_was_scapegoated.html

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That's one possibility. A lot of attitudes and strategies are going to have to change after this one.

And that ain't chump change.

This is quite interesting beyond the title. Comments? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The case for mass deportations President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to "launch the largest deportation of criminals in American history." That is a quote from a Nov. 2 rally in Salem, Virginia, but Trump has said precisely the same thing dozens of times. Still, through the course of a long campaign, with his improvisational style, Trump has occasionally worded his pledge differently. For example, at his Madison Square Garden rally, Trump said, "On day one, I will launch the largest deportation program in American history to get the criminals out." At an Oct. 25 event in Austin, Texas, Trump said he "will launch the largest deportation program in American history" before adding, "We have no choice. We have got to get all of these criminals, these murderers, and drug dealers, and everything, we're getting them out." Back on May 24, at his rally in the South Bronx, Trump pledged to "immediately begin the largest criminal deportation operation in our country's history." So, variations in wording aside, when Trump talks about mass deportation, he is talking about the mass deportation of criminals. It's hard to imagine opposing Trump's proposal. Who would want to help murderers and drug dealers who entered the country illegally remain in the United States? Yet we have seen much talk that Trump deportation plans go far, far beyond criminals and will ultimately lead to 10 million, 15 million, or perhaps even 20 million people being removed from the country. [...] https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/daily-memo/3225917/the-case-for-mass-deportations/

This is an interesting and necessary article. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Agents of Influence: The Pitiful Presidential Pollsters Every four years, presidential opinion polling reliably causes regime media to misplace their poop. But after the actual polling places close and report, the stenographer journalists generally don't expose which—if any—of these influential prognosticators should be publicly grilled for fouling up. A current exception proves the rule. [...] https://capitalresearch.org/article/agents-of-influence-the-pitiful-presidential-pollsters/

Trump will reverse Biden's Israel delusions and bring an era of Mideast peace On Sunday, Israel reportedly killed Hezbollah terror boss Ali Musa Daqduq in Syria, bringing a measure of justice to the US military's Iraq war veterans. In 2007, Daqduq and his underlings infiltrated a US base in Karbala, Iraq, killing one soldier and kidnapping — and later brutally executing — four more. CENTCOM sources on Monday expressed confidence that Daqduq had in fact been slain. Israeli forces have killed hundreds of terrorists with American blood on their hands since Iran launched its seven-front war against the Jewish state last year. Yet their achievements have made President Biden and his advisers uncomfortable — because they expose the truth that the Biden team has refused to countenance. Israel's enemies are America's enemies. And when Israel defeats its enemies, America wins. [...] https://nypost.com/2024/11/11/opinion/trump-will-reverse-bidens-israel-delusions-and-bring-peace/

I like the reasoning in this article. Comments, after reading it? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Should Trump Use DOJ Against His Enemies? [...] There are many examples of regime conduct that can be prosecuted under existing federal criminal statutes. These cases should be investigated, presented to grand juries for indictment, and prosecuted. For instance, 18 USC 242 makes it a federal crime to deprive somebody of a constitutional right under "color of law." A Trump DOJ could use this statute to investigate the regime's lawless prosecutors, government officials, and even judges. Consider, as just one example, the conduct of Shana Bellows. Bellows, the Maine secretary of state, used the power of her office to remove Donald Trump from the ballot in Maine. Though not a lawyer, Bellows claimed that Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment required her to do so. The Supreme Court smashed that pretense in Trump v. Anderson, ruling unanimously that Trump must be restored to the ballot in states where he had been removed, including Maine. It's doubtful that Bellows has considered the possibility that DOJ might prosecute her. After all, the Department is staffed with regime allies, and under Merrick Garland it wouldn't dream of doing so. But following Trump's inauguration, Garland and his henchmen will be replaced with honest and tough prosecutors who should investigate Bellows's conduct carefully to determine if she attempted to use her official position to deprive Maine's citizens of the right vote for Trump — a federal felony under 18 USC 242. [...] https://tomklingenstein.com/should-trump-use-doj-against-his-enemies/

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Texas woman sets record for donating more than 2,000 liters of breastmilk Alyse Ogletree would love it if she could donate immense amounts of money to all sorts of worthy causes, but as a mother raising three young children, that's not something realistic. So the 36-year-old from Flower Mound, Texas, has found another way to fulfill her philanthropic instinct: giving away a record amount of breastmilk that officials estimate has been enough to nourish hundreds of thousands of premature babies. [...] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/nov/09/texas-woman-breastmilk-donation-record

Thrilling Tuesday report, see man: We were actually somewhat productive today, recent rarity man. We out-printed several medical records to bring to our new doc on Wednesday, first caucus man. We set 2 appointments for Uncle T-B., senior he man. We set ourself a clean-teething caucus in Mexico for next month, Clean for Gene man. We learned that our long-time and taken-but-beautiful hygienist has left there, man. Lunch was 2 turkey-&-cheese sandwiches, ingest we man. Went to Costco Business Center to return 2 boxes of Hershey bars, sigh man. They rapidly refunded the NIP box and slightly used box, sympathetic to our reasoning they man. We looked at snack section closely and got 2 new items, see man: -- Chomps zero-sugar beef sticks, ingest one already and not bad man -- Kirkland Steak Strips, low-fat low-carb low-sugar high sodium man With miu asleep upstairs, din-din was 2 tins of Costco sardines, ingest we man. We asked ChatGPT for indulgent low-carb low-sugar optimally low-cal low-fat snacks, ask AI we man. Among the usable suggestions are the following, see man: -- dark chocolate (<[2x2x2x2x2x2 + 2+2+2]% cocoa, possibility man -- low-carb chocolate protein bars, must research we man -- cottage cheese, at least it's not revolting man -- sliced turkey or chicken breast roll-ups, already ingesting the former we man -- low-sugar beef jerky, already purchased by we man man We asked which fruits/vegetables to avoid, wish we hadn't man: -- high-sugar = bananas, grapes, mangoes, first 2 favorites here man -- high-starch = potatoes, corn, peas, there goes our entire veggie repertoire man This is discouraging, si and sigh man. We will caucus with doc for alternatives, sigh man. We project either wasting away to nothing or relying on meds to stay alive, rock and hard place man. We do not relish having to squeal our A1c level to Mama T-B., go Many,000% aysheep senior she man man. We will have to do this, and soon, senior she man will not be denied when desiring this information, no man. Mama T-B. just e-mailed to prompt us for this, oh God in heaven man. Miu has been exceptionally quiescent today, quiescent miu man. However, the night is young, crepuscular/nocturnal miu man. Should probably party with the rubias tonight, unenthusiastic we man. And that was/is our thrilling Tuesday, report we man.

Misery loves company, si and sigh mam ma'am. We have rarely heard ex-Mrs.-T-B. so frosted, hee hee man.

Keep us closely apprised -- we care.

The thought has crossed my mind more than once about declaring "selective" martial law in California to rid them of various whacko, objectively harmful decisions, ideally those made by unelected boards/bureaucrats. When one starts reversing policies enacted by elected officials, it becomes a slippery slope. Maybe nationalizing certain industries is a possibility, but I don't see many, if any, relevant ones to undergo that.

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