Darran Giangiobbe

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Darran Giangiobbe

Darran Giangiobbe

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Straight Edge Atheist

Syracuse, NY Katılım Şubat 2009
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Darran Giangiobbe
Darran Giangiobbe@dsglabel·
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Bob Lonsberry@BobLonsberry

WHY YOU SHOULD BECOME A DEMOCRAT I don't like lima beans. But if somebody sat me down at a table and put a plate of lima beans and a plate of dog crap in front of me, and put a gun to my head and told me to eat one of them, I'd eat the lima beans. Which is why you should become a Democrat. If you live in Monroe County, New York, and are an independent or a Republican, you should change your voter registration to Democrat. If you want to have a say in important countywide elections, you should change your voter registration to Democrat. Here are the facts: With an almost 2-to-1 enrollment advantage, Democrats own Monroe County. There are holdout Republican towns, but countywide, it's jackass all the way. Which means your vote in November is meaningless. Not meaningless. You can still put your sticker on Susan B's headstone. But you can't pick the winner. The Democrat candidate will almost certainly win. Which makes the Democrat primary where the action is. And there will be a lot of action there. Because there are two types of Monroe County Democrats -- lima bean Democrats and dog crap Democrats -- and they are at war for the soul of their party and control of your county. Lima bean Democrats are moderates; dog crap Democrats are woke, DEI-obsessed, pro-criminal socialists. Lima bean Democrats have drunk half the Kool Aid; dog crap Democrats inject it into their veins. And the dog crap Democrats are on the ascendancy. You see it on the City Council, where they sit through the pledge. You see it in the City Court, where everybody walks free. You see it in the County Legislature, where a cop killer is a welcome guest. And they want you to see it everywhere. They want to take over. They want Monroe County to become the upstate headquarters of the revolution. And they'll do it, unless you stop them. They will use the Democrat primary to advance woke candidates for sheriff, district attorney, county court judge and, when Joe Morelle retires, Congress. That means they -- the dog crap Democrats -- will be able to destroy law enforcement and criminal prosecution in the county, and turn the House seat into a branch office of the Mamdani administration. And all it will take is about 75,000 woke Democrat primary votes, in a county of some 750,000 people. That means one-tenth of Monroe County's population will pick 100% of Monroe County's countywide elected officials. As long as you stay an independent or a Republican. But if you register as a Democrat, and become eligible to vote in the Democrat primary, you tip the balance of power in that party, and you kill the prospects of the dog crap Democrats. There are 201,000 total Democrats in Monroe County, 157,000 independents and 125,000 Republicans. A shift of part of the independents and part of the Republicans into the Democratic Party tips that party's primary results away from the extremists and toward the moderates -- away from the dog crap Democrats and toward the lima bean Democrats. A lima bean Democrat district attorney is still going to prosecute criminals, like a lima bean Democrat sheriff is still going to enforce the law, and a lima bean Democrat county judge is still going to follow the law. The same cannot be said for dog crap Democrats. The worst thing that could happen is for some woke, dog crap Democrat to take over any of those offices. You can't stop that from happening in the general election, but you can in the Democrat primary. And to vote in the Democrat primary, you have to register as a Democrat. So hold your nose, and eat your lima beans.

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Russell Herman
Russell Herman@russellherman16·
@BobLonsberry Or you could just move and watch the whole frickin' thing burn to the ground.
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Bob Lonsberry
Bob Lonsberry@BobLonsberry·
WHY YOU SHOULD BECOME A DEMOCRAT I don't like lima beans. But if somebody sat me down at a table and put a plate of lima beans and a plate of dog crap in front of me, and put a gun to my head and told me to eat one of them, I'd eat the lima beans. Which is why you should become a Democrat. If you live in Monroe County, New York, and are an independent or a Republican, you should change your voter registration to Democrat. If you want to have a say in important countywide elections, you should change your voter registration to Democrat. Here are the facts: With an almost 2-to-1 enrollment advantage, Democrats own Monroe County. There are holdout Republican towns, but countywide, it's jackass all the way. Which means your vote in November is meaningless. Not meaningless. You can still put your sticker on Susan B's headstone. But you can't pick the winner. The Democrat candidate will almost certainly win. Which makes the Democrat primary where the action is. And there will be a lot of action there. Because there are two types of Monroe County Democrats -- lima bean Democrats and dog crap Democrats -- and they are at war for the soul of their party and control of your county. Lima bean Democrats are moderates; dog crap Democrats are woke, DEI-obsessed, pro-criminal socialists. Lima bean Democrats have drunk half the Kool Aid; dog crap Democrats inject it into their veins. And the dog crap Democrats are on the ascendancy. You see it on the City Council, where they sit through the pledge. You see it in the City Court, where everybody walks free. You see it in the County Legislature, where a cop killer is a welcome guest. And they want you to see it everywhere. They want to take over. They want Monroe County to become the upstate headquarters of the revolution. And they'll do it, unless you stop them. They will use the Democrat primary to advance woke candidates for sheriff, district attorney, county court judge and, when Joe Morelle retires, Congress. That means they -- the dog crap Democrats -- will be able to destroy law enforcement and criminal prosecution in the county, and turn the House seat into a branch office of the Mamdani administration. And all it will take is about 75,000 woke Democrat primary votes, in a county of some 750,000 people. That means one-tenth of Monroe County's population will pick 100% of Monroe County's countywide elected officials. As long as you stay an independent or a Republican. But if you register as a Democrat, and become eligible to vote in the Democrat primary, you tip the balance of power in that party, and you kill the prospects of the dog crap Democrats. There are 201,000 total Democrats in Monroe County, 157,000 independents and 125,000 Republicans. A shift of part of the independents and part of the Republicans into the Democratic Party tips that party's primary results away from the extremists and toward the moderates -- away from the dog crap Democrats and toward the lima bean Democrats. A lima bean Democrat district attorney is still going to prosecute criminals, like a lima bean Democrat sheriff is still going to enforce the law, and a lima bean Democrat county judge is still going to follow the law. The same cannot be said for dog crap Democrats. The worst thing that could happen is for some woke, dog crap Democrat to take over any of those offices. You can't stop that from happening in the general election, but you can in the Democrat primary. And to vote in the Democrat primary, you have to register as a Democrat. So hold your nose, and eat your lima beans.
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Grace Curley
Grace Curley@G_CURLEY·
Hochul 3 years ago: If you don't like it here...LEAVE! Hochul today: Could you go find people in Florida who fled NY and convince them to come back?
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Joe Schad
Joe Schad@schadjoe·
Malik Willis was 1 year old the last time the Dolphins won a playoff game
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Bob Lonsberry
Bob Lonsberry@BobLonsberry·
Dear rich people in Florida, Please come back to New York so the Democratic Party can f--k you some more. Signed, Comrade Kate
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Marisa Marino
Marisa Marino@mustbemarisa87·
The last time the Dolphins had multiple 1st-round picks they took: (2020) • Tua Tagovailoa • Austin Jackson • Noah Igbinoghene (2021) • Jaelan Phillips • Jaylen Waddle Only one of them is still on the roster. Now Miami heads into the 2026 draft with TWO 1st-round picks… 👀 History repeating or a chance to get it right?
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Dov Kleiman
Dov Kleiman@NFL_DovKleiman·
Yikes: The Dolphins are now projected to be the WORST team in the AFC East next season on Polymarket. Even the Jets have better odds to win the division. It's hard not to feel bad for Maimi fans...
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Smokes
Smokes@nickysmokess·
And with Waddle gone every Dolphins player jersey I own is no longer on the team😂 Only three I have left are Marino, Chambers, and Ricky.
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Mary Crippen
Mary Crippen@maryisbananas·
I will not purchase another dolphins jersey until we win a playoff game.
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Bobby Fins Talk
Bobby Fins Talk@BobbyFinsTalk·
🚨#Dolphins trade Jaylen Waddle!🚨 Called it on the Fins Talk Draft show on Sunday night with @JoshWingate302 & @Phinsfan72 - - love Waddle and what he's done for Miami but it was time to move on especially at the return you got from Denver. There is SO MUCH TALENT at Wide Receiver in this year's draft... Miami can and should DOUBLE DIP and come away with two starting potential wideouts.
Tom Pelissero@TomPelissero

Full trade: Broncos get Waddle and Dolphins’ 4th-round pick (11th in round) in this year’s draft. Dolphins get: 1st round pick (30th overall) along with late 3rd and 4th round picks (30th in each round) in this year’s draft.

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Bob Lonsberry
Bob Lonsberry@BobLonsberry·
If you are an independent or Republican in Monroe County NY, it might be smart to register as a stealth Democrat, so you can vote in the Democratic primaries that determine who gets elected. Important future Democratic primaries for Congress, sheriff, district attorney and judge will pit woke, pro-criminal extremists against moderates, and helping the moderate win could be very important to the county's best interests.
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🇺🇸 Jason Curtis Anderson
NYC will get some form of modern communism because activist journalists, nonprofits, and politicians target anyone—including very progressive politicians—who do not comply with 100% of their agenda and paint them as far-right. The ultimate goal of this machine is communism.
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Reihan Salam
Reihan Salam@reihan·
Something I've been mulling, inspired by @EjmEj: Tax competitiveness is less about outmigration — though it certainly matters! — than about the dynamics of wealth formation. Consider how new technologies improve productivity. Yes, existing firms adopt new technologies and make incremental gains over time. The biggest gains, however, come when new firms adopt new business models around the new technology. We saw this with electrification and the internet, we’ve seen this in the advent of remote-first firms, and we’re tentatively starting to see it in the domain of AI. One can think about location decisions along similar lines, and this is something policymakers in New York City and other high-tax urban jurisdictions need to understand. There is no question that middle-aged people with mortgages, established professional networks, etc., are sticky. (This is me, plus I don't drive, I hate humidity and change, and I love public transit and museums more than life itself.) They make location decisions in response to big shocks, positive or negative, macro and micro. For example, Covid and the sudden shift in norms around remote work represented a macro shock that made relocating a more attractive option. On the more personal, prosaic side, well-off people often relocate as they plan for retirement or a realization event, or to be closer to children or grandchildren. Viewed through this lens, you don’t want to limit your analysis to, say, the absolute number of high-income households in a given jurisdiction. (“NYC has more millionaires today than we did a decade ago!”) Rather, you want to look to where the hockey puck is going. I’d pay close attention to a city’s share of high-income households. Why? Because agglomeration matters, and if other cities are gaining market share while you’re losing it, that is going to shape location decisions for ambitious professionals going forward. This is why I was so spooked by @EjmEj's excellent new report on the limits of New York’s “Tax the Rich” policy. Consider the shift in "market share" for wealth: Since 2010, the Empire State’s share of all U.S. millionaire earners has dropped from 12.7% to 8.7%. Yikes. You might also look to the aggregate capital gains of high-income households. Why? If you set an arbitrary threshold, e.g., households earning over $1M, you lose the distinction between households that are realizing massive capital gains and double-earner, salaried professional households that simply won’t represent the same revenue bonanza. Lo and behold: In 2010, NY held 14% of the nation’s total capital gains realizations for millionaires, while Florida held 8%. By 2022, they essentially swapped places: Florida rose to 16.7% while New York plummeted to 8.9%. The data shows that the "apex" of the pyramid—where income is most mobile—is shrinking fastest: This trend is particularly stark: Between 2015 and 2022, NY’s count of filers earning above $10M decreased by 31% relative to the national total. Moreover, for those earning $10M+, capital gains and nonwage sources constitute 83% of their income. Unlike wages, this wealth is highly portable and follows the taxpayer’s residence, not their office. We are left with a revenue base that is incredibly fragile. Just 3,172 households now account for $10 billion in state income tax. On average, every 32 filers in that top bracket represent $100 million in revenue. If just 320 of those families decide the "Tax the Rich" climate is no longer worth it, it blows a $1 billion hole in the budget. The real danger, though, isn't just who is leaving today; it’s who is deciding not to arrive tomorrow. Ambitious professionals and "remote-first" founders look at where talent is clustering, and if they see a jurisdiction losing its share of the national wealth base, they might conclude the environment is too hostile, unwelcoming, etc. They won't wait for the next tax hike to blow a hole in their own future; they will simply build the next great firms, and the revenue base that comes with them, wherever the puck is actually going. manhattan.institute/article/the-li…
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