By Ilana Mercer | March 5, 2021 | 11:32am EST
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez gives a speech. (Photo credit: Getty/Ole Jensen)
The media scrum framed the Trump impeachment circus, round II, as an emotional affair.
Headlines homed in on the emotion surrounding the trial. It Tears at Your Heart. Democrats Make an Emotional Case to Senators and America Against Trump, blared one of many hackneyed screamers, this one from Time.com.
The case made by the managers “was both meticulous and emotional, came the repetitive refrain.
Democrat Jamie Raskin, a representative from Maryland and a lead impeachment manager, choked up as he related what to him was a heartbreaking tidbit: His (privileged) daughter expressed fear of visiting the Capitol again, presumably because of the Jan. 6 fracas. That made Jamie cry. And when Jamie Raskin cries, normies outside Rome-on-the-Potomac laugh. Uproariously.
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Freedom Fries origin: Why did french fries get a new name?
Back in 2003, a change was made in the House of Representatives’ cafeteria, which involved swapping out the word “french” in french fries and replacing it with “Freedom.”
The new name “Freedom Fries” was actually penned in a North Carolina diner, and the reasoning behind the renaming was all due to France’s decision not to support the Iraq war.
Although the situation occurred back in 2003, the renaming still remains a topic of conversation today, with many people wondering how the term “Freedom Fries” came to be.
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