Chicken & Sausage

@JohnCornyn @WSJ Yep, RINOs getting booted for America First representation.

Texas Sen. John Cornyn’s primary runoff against firebrand state Attorney General Ken Paxton this week is being closely watched as a barometer of the Republican Party’s future in Texas and the country wsj.com/politics/elect… via @WSJ

@SenWarren Holy hell are you smooth brained.

Remember, Paramount said canceling Colbert was “purely a financial decision.” Give me a break. Paramount has apparently been trying to keep Trump happy for months to get its takeover of Warner Bros. past regulators. This AI video bragging may just be more evidence.

@latimes More riveting journalism from the El Segundo Times.

Lopez: Spencer Pratt, please call me. You don't know what you're getting yourself into latimes.com/california/sto…

@StardustVibes_ Women deserve to live in peace...why can't trans just leave them alone?

Transgender people deserve to live in peace...why can't people just leave them alone

@JoJoFromJerz We know. The Dems have done it all. They need to erase history to rewrite their own sick narrative to destroy the USA.

“Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the Party is always right.” George Orwell, 1984

@RepCasar I know exactly 0 people who watched Colbert. He got fired because he's not funny or entertaining AT ALL.

Colbert got cancelled because CBS’ owner wanted to suck up to Trump. Over and over, billionaires are auctioning off our 1st Amendment. This isn’t about the rights of a TV host. It’s about all our rights to live in a country where the president doesn’t dictate who says what.

@JulianaStratton Nah, you haven't represented ME and MY needs. F off.

I’ve represented the entire state for the past seven years, and when I get to Washington, I’ll keep fighting for ALL Illinoisans across our great state.

@LA_DOTr Cool, now do Mamdani...

Steve Lopez of the LA Times points out a few things about Spencer Pratt's incredible lack of depth, experience, or knowledge:

@JohnCornyn @statesman nope

Could Sen. John Cornyn pull off a Harry Truman-style upset? statesman.com/news/columns/a… via @statesman

@dandinohill 4. STOP funding ALL NGOs. It is forced charity on the taxpayers.

Three Suggestions to make things Better: 1. Term Limits on the House and Senate. 2. A requirement to Balance the Budget every year. 3. STOP giving money to other countries until our $39 Trillion national debt is paid off.

@Pirateborn71259 They are the generation of participation trophies. Everybody wins no matter how bad you do. Of course, they have no idea how to cope or put in hard work. They never had to...

Lots of passionate posts from younger people claiming that “boomers” and the elderly in general somehow had it easier than the average young adults today. Here are a few facts from my life that some may find amusing. I slept in a unfinished, stereotypical old fashioned attic from the age of 8 to 18. One hanging light bulb with a switch at the bottom of the staircase. No heat and the entire two story house was without air conditioning. The attic had a window at each end, one of which gave me access to the nearly flat porch roof where I often slept to find relief from the oppressive heat, despite the risk of rolling off in my sleep. We had one t.v with three channels, ABC, CBS, NBC, courtesy of an antenna on the roof above my attic sanctuary. Around 1981 when I was a high school freshman we got cable. A analog box with 30 channels and it was life changing in how we spent our free time. We ate “out” perhaps 3 times a year and it was McDs or Burger Chef and the free toy was a treasure. One pair of cheap sneakers, $12 Converse’s for the new school year. Maybe a pair of wrangler jeans. We got underwear and socks as Christmas gifts. One hardline phone and long distance calls were strictly forbidden so you had to date locally or write letters longhand in cursive. 80 kids in my graduating class and probably 5 owned a car. We walked more in a week of summer than most people today walk all year. I could go on forever but I think I made my point clear. Everything changed at lightening speed and it wasn’t all for the better. That’s my kid brother in the overalls. About 15 years after this pic was taken he was tried and sentenced to life in prison for murder. I’m in the stripes and 30 years after the pic was taken I made my first million after completing my military service. 2 boys from one attic and 2 drastically different outcomes. Life is what you make it. Stop complaining and get to work.

@grahamformaine So the station is anti-Nazi? Good for them!!

Yesterday we started running this ad during the Red Sox game. Midway through the game the ad was taken down by the station (which is owned by Red Sox ownership). And then the Sox blew a 4-0 lead.

@aj_inapi This is the participation trophy generation. Everyone wins, nobody loses. Kids were never taught that they could possibly lose due to lacking talent. They never had to work harder & put in more time. Schools now have nobody gets an F. We're doomed.

I don't want to act like I know, only because I don't live in America. Why are boomers being vilified in America and more so in the West? I see a growing trend of this online.

@TeamOssoff Haha, TOTALLY happened. I totally believe a random Republican just happens to have your phone # or even knows who the F you are...

Ossoff: I am hearing from Republicans who come up to me on the street, or they approach me at the airport, or maybe they have my number and they give me a call, and they're telling me that they are voting for a Democrat for the first time this year because they've just had enough. The abuses of power, the blatant self-enrichment and corruption, while the American people face all-time high prices for rent and groceries and a meal out at a restaurant and the power bill — the people have had enough. And I believe that a mighty wave is building to rebuke these abuses of power and to restore checks and balances.

@NerdsPerspect @LibertyJen Never heard of a food truck as a kid, and there were zero dollar menus.

@LibertyJen Your full of shit if you think your parents didn’t go eat off the dollar menu etc by themselves or your dad who work ate off the food truck every few days.

My parents were boomers. I am GenX. As a kid I can remember getting McDonalds maybe 6 times in my childhood. We never got Happy Meals (too expensive.) We had to share a French fry order. And we could only order 1 hamburger each— my mom brought the American cheese from home and two cans of soda from home. That’s how tight money was in our house. We couldn’t order a cheeseburger with the melted cheese on it from McDonalds. This was my reality for a working-class blue-collar two-income family in the 80’s.

@raven_brah Everyday??? Are you kidding me?? McDonalds was like once a month and we all split 1 large fry and 1 large drink between 3 kids.

Boomers seem to forget that fast food used to be a normal, everyday expense for them because it was affordable. You could get a burger easily on minimum wage, it wasn’t some fancy treat you had once a year as a reward for pulling yourself up by your bootstraps.

@GovPritzker Remember: while we're struggling to afford the rising cost of gas due to Pritzker's disastrous policies, Pritzker is enjoying life with his billion dollar trust fund.

Remember: while you’re struggling to afford the rising cost of groceries, Trump’s allies are cashing in on his $1.8B slush fund.

@charliebcurran PLEASE make ads for @Dannic44 for next mayor of Chicago! Brandon Johnson has destroyed the city. Same for @DarrenBaileyIL for governor. Get Prickster OUT.

Back to my computer 😏

@TMZ Finally, the show was funny!

Trump Shares A.I. Video of Him Literally Tossing Stephen Colbert Into a Dumpster bit.ly/3Rgmi45

@Jules31415 Will the Bass cookies be burnt to a crisp?

Vicente Foods and Daniela Romano have seen an outpouring of support as people flock to the store to purchase the pro-Pratt cookies Romano makes, according to posts shared by Spencer Pratt on his Instagram story Friday, and the bakery is reportedly struggling to keep them in stock. As for Carly Kimmel, she allegedly made her social media profiles private during the cookie scandal. But she may be happy to know the bakery plans to produce Karen Bass cookies in the near future. “The bakery is coming out with Karen Bass cookies so people like you will not be outraged. We suggest you put in an order for 1,000 cookies so you can show some remorse and pass them around at the next Kimmel family function,” Pratt said.

Spencer Pratt has come to the defense of baker Daniela Romano—who lost everything in the Palisades Fire, like Pratt and his family—after she was allegedly attacked by Jimmy Kimmel’s relative Carly Kimmel for selling sugar cookies decorated in support of Pratt’s campaign. Romano works at Vicente Foods in Brentwood, CA. “That woman [Kimmel] was trying to stop somebody from trying to support their family. I hope they [Kimmel family] go support a fire victim that lost everything and maybe make amends and buy some of these cookies. I think that would be a good apology,” Pratt told the California Post as he held a box of the pro-Pratt cookies. “We’re doing a lot of things, but I’ll always have time to support people that are trying to build back from nothing and that are being attacked by people that obviously don’t understand that my message is common sense,”