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“Mock Catholicism all you want. When demons show up, nobody calls a pastor.”


A year and a half ago, online posters were telling me that John McEntee was the future of the GOP and now he's a paid Chinese agent lol

Rob Schneider, who does not have a history of military service, called for the U.S. to reinstate a military draft for men and women amid the war with Iran. ew.com/rob-schneider-…




If we need to ration food for the war effort, so be it. They did that during WIII. Do your patriotic duty for the pro war podcasters and talk radio hosts.

Eid Mubarak to all! 🌙 I hope you have a very special day with your family and loved ones. Wishing you all peace and happiness.


A Tucker Carlson / Joe Kent ticket would steam roll anything Democrats or Republicans could bring. It's laughable when people try to argue this with me. Spend some time offline. Good looking, physically fit white men are back "in."

@McDonaghMatthew Do you do your own grocery shopping? Instacart doesn’t count.


Tucker is beloved by Republican Voters.

@braxton_mccoy Chicken hawks really think they get a pass on any criticism forever if they never served.




FIVE EASY STEPS TO GET $2,000,000 OF UTAH TAXPAYER’S MONEY Ronald Mortensen, Ph.D., FSO (retired) 1. Have great political connections with the governor and key state legislators like, say for example, the following do: Matt Lusty (Election Hive campaign management services), Steve Waldrip (Cox Housing Adviser and native Californian) and Derek Brown (lobbyist and former legislator). 2. Set up a non-profit organization, Utah Workforce Housing Advocacy, shortly before the start of the legislative session with a mission of convincing Utahns that our housing problem is driven by a lack of supply rather than by the excess demand that has been created by the governor’s and legislature’s unlimited growth policies. This allows elected officials, developers and other related business interests to use taxpayer funds to further their agenda by having the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity (GOEO) grant the money to a non-profit (non-governmental organization - NGO). 3. Have the legislature earmark $1,000,000 of taxpayer funds for your NGO and have it granted to you by GOEO. Note: Senators Jerry Stevenson and Stuart Adams had Election Hive (Lusty) help manage their campaigns and both senators exert tremendous influence over how taxpayer funds are appropriated. 4. Submit an invoice to GOEO for $750,000 before any contract has been signed and have that invoice quickly paid after the contract is eventually signed over a month later. Once the taxpayer funds are received, funnel them to entities and/or people with close links to UWHA. a. $62,500 to Bizdevops Consulting, LLC (Registered agent is RHRD, LLC. RHRD, LLC Manager is Dan Hemmert. Hemmert who is also a Partner in Election Hive); b. $30,000 to Honey Communications, Matt Lusty and Dan Hemmert, Partners; c. $100,000 to Envision Utah, (Senate President Stuart Adams, Board of Directors; Jon Cox, Partner Election Hive, Board of Governors). 5. Even before the first $1,000,000 is spent, ask the legislature for another $2,000,000in order to get an additional $1,000,000. 2024. The Legislature intends that the Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity (GOEO) use one-time appropriations allocated in "New Fiscal Year Supplemental Appropriations Act" (House Bill 2, 2024 General Session), Item 67 to grant Utah Workforce Housing Advocacy $1,000,000. GOEO shall distribute the funds consistent with Section 63G-6b-202 after establishing deliverables, reporting, and performance metrics described in Section 63G-6b-202(4) in "State Grant Process Amendments", (House Bill 335, 2024 General Session). 2025. Under the provisions of Utah Code Annotated Title 63G Chapter 6b, the Legislature intends that the Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity provide a direct award grant of $1,000,000 to Utah Workforce Housing Advocacy in fiscal year 2026 to inform and educate Utahns as to the benefits of providing first time and workforce housing. Given the above, how is the way Utah handles taxpayer funds that much different from the way Washington D.C. politicians funnel taxpayer funds to those with great political connections? Does Utah need its own DOGE? If so, who would you put in charge of it?

Listened to 1 dude on a podcast say that he’s been using nicotine for decades and has never gotten sick and now I’m debating whether or not I want to start my nicotine addiction




