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They found out the selection process was rigged. he made some comments on podcasts, nobody cares, he was reading the game. brian kilmeade is the producer of this thing. he has been rigging this from the start, by the way. >> that is why you are here. youre good at your job. >> will: he is bringing in hegseths favorite, and we all know it. >> i dont think i was a good move, but heres my thing. people talk about cancel culture all they want but i want to go a different direction and say when you a...

Conversation. i didnt have lgbtq role models when as a little kid because i was like, it didnt exist. i didnt know lgbtq people, out lgbtq people in my life when i was a kid. >> rome was 14 years old in 1998 when matthew shepard was brutally killed in wyoming was he was gay. >> i knew damn well who i was at that point, and where was too scared to tell anyone. then when you see a young gay man in wyoming being pistol whipped, bound to a fence post, and left to die in the freezing cold, youre in t...

Was unleashed. through the night hand into the morning the mob terrorized green woorksd tortured it and guns, shooting at will, a mob tied a black man by the waist to the back of their truck with his head banging along the pavement has they drove off, a murdered family tied to the fence post and private planes, private planes dronks pleasives, the firs first air assault of its kind here in tulsa. eight of green waads churches burned. mother randall said it was like

The Upper Loup Natural Resources District in Thedford, Neb., caught the attention of cattle producers last week. The taxpayer funded district ran an Earth Day feature in their newsletter that urged people to commit to meatless meals in an effort to conserve water. At the request of several members, Elysabeth Kierl, manager of the Sandhills Cattle Association said she penned a letter to the NRD and area newspapers about the misstep. In the letter, Kierl said she understands the challenges of cul...

So my husband got his flu shot today. Whew, now I can take off my mask when I’m at home with him. Just kidding, I haven’t gotten my shot yet, but I plan to as soon as I can find a quick and easy way to do it. I will probably schedule an appointment at Walgreens just because that’s my go to pharmacy. If you haven’t gotten a shot yet, there are plenty of ways and places to get one so I hope you will git ’er done. My husband and I went to Sam’s Club the other day and about half the peo...

To celebrate National Ag Day, the Colorado Foundation for Agriculture is hosting virtual reading sessions of this year’s Colorado Literacy Project book, Still Good: The Faces of Family Agriculture. Each session features a guest reader who will read the book to participants, talk about his or her agriculture operation, and will answer questions. Guest readers include Colorado Commissioner of Agriculture Kate Greenberg; Dr. Lora Bledsoe, a large animal veterinarian and rancher from Hugo; Dr. Sa...

Associate Dean for Veterinary Academic and Student Affairs Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Program CSU It was with great sadness that I read the biased and misleading article published yesterday (Feb. 22) in The Fence Post entitled “CSU bows to activist pressure, denies surgical experience to DVM students.” I submit that this is not responsible journalism, but rather an opportunity seized by vocal individuals seeking to advance personal agendas without regard to facts. Ms. Rachel Gabel did no...

Hugh Carey / Summit Daily Grand County has joined the growing backlash across Colorado related to a proclamation from Gov. Jared Polis declaring March 20 as MeatOut Day. A number of agricultural associations in the state and county have decided to mark March 20 as Meat-In Day to promote livestock industries. On Tuesday, commissioners joined them with a resolution recognizing the day as “Grand County Ranching, Livestock and Meat-In Day.” The Farm Animal Rights Movement created MeatOut Day as...

The Colorado Foundation for Agriculture is making it easy to show your support of the Colorado Reader and Agriculture in the Classroom projects. The foundation is offering a package giveaway fundraiser featuring 10 fun and interesting packages that showcase Colorado agriculture and appeal to a wide variety of audiences. Each chance to win is a $10 donation to the foundation and supporters may enter to win for themselves or a classroom or teacher. Packages may even be gifted by the winner. Packa...

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