Trump's lack of self-awareness about 'Republican infighting'
Does former President Donald Trump ever read his own social media posts or listen to his own comments? If not, he should probably start.
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Does former President Donald Trump ever read his own social media posts or listen to his own comments? If not, he should probably start.
President Joe Biden is not an honest politician. Even before becoming president, he was known for his frequent battles with the truth, manipulation of facts, and consistent struggles with honesty. It was a concerning trend that carried over into his presidency. Yet because the corporate media protect him, there hasn't been an official tracker to tally his hourly, daily, or weekly misinformation. So I have decided to start one. Allow me to introduce the official "Biden dishonesty and misinformation tracker."
Using the phrase “boy” to describe black men has traditionally been considered a racist slur. Its offensive origins stem from the historical use of the word by a white person in a demeaning way against black men. A court case in 2011 conditionally reinforced this. So, it’s puzzling why President Joe Biden would use the word to describe Wes Moore, Maryland’s first black governor. It’s the latest example of the fake outrage and double standards that Democrats have about racism.
A teacher's job is to educate, not indoctrinate. Parents send their children to school to learn reading, writing, and arithmetic, not to have their opinions and ideas about life shaped by an unbalanced person with an education degree. In real life, they aren't learning to read or do math, but they are being taught to identify themselves as one of 73 fictitious genders and alter their sexual identities.
The University of Akron’s Zippy Invitational swim meet occurred last week, and it was quite a different scene than it had been a year ago. Seven collegiate swim teams, male and female, competed against each other in the annual NCAA swim meet. But unlike a year ago, there weren’t any men competing as women.