Katie Porter Blames ‘Billionaires Spending
Millions to Rig’ Primary After Blowout Loss
Posted By: NorthernDog, 3/7/2024 9:19:28 AM
Rep. Katie Porter (D-CA) suggested on Wednesday that the California U.S. Senate election had been rigged after she fell 20 points behind Democratic rival Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) and Republican candidate Steve Garvey. “Thank you to everyone who supported our campaign and voted to shake up the status quo in Washington,” wrote Porter in a series of social media posts after she came third. “Because of you, we had the establishment running scared — withstanding 3 to 1 in TV spending and an onslaught of billionaires spending millions to rig this election.” She continued: It’s clear Californians are hungry for
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The SOTU from Hell
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The comedian Richard Lewis, of blessed memory, is credited with the formulation “the x from hell.” Having watched President Biden’s State of the Union Address last night in order to comment on it this morning, I found it to be the SOTU from hell. Thank you, Mr. Lewis.
The White House has posted the text of the speech “as prepared for delivery.” That isn’t exactly how he gave it. You have to see it to get the full flavor. I have posted the White House video at the bottom.
Herewith are my impressions of Biden’s delivery and my observations on the speech in the form of bullet points:
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Lunatic with Illinois plates reportedly
on the prowl in Tennessee with urge to
kill Trump supporters 18 replies
on the prowl in Tennessee with urge to
kill Trump supporters 18 replies
The Tennessee Office of Homeland Security has quietly issued an internal warning about an anti-Trump lunatic who’s threatened to kill Trump supporters.
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Look: [Tweet]
It’s not clear why the Tennessee Office of Homeland Security hasn’t yet alerted the public to this major threat.
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According to the internal warning,
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She's just as odious as Schiff-for-Brains. At least one of them is gone.