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  • Why can’t Israel borrow for their own defense? Why must our grandchildren borrow and pay for it?

    04/21/2024 7:07:55 AM PDT · 23 of 100
    Redmen4ever to hardspunned

    Because we lost the 2020 election.

    The R’s were going to pay for aid to Israel by cutting the IRS. We had the votes in the House of Representatives. This was back before all the resignations and before the vacating of the chair. But, we didn’t have the votes in the Senate and a veto awaited at the White House.

    As frustrating as the last two years have been, see how fast this country turns into Venezuela if the Democrats take over this fall.

  • New Guinea brain malady studied

    04/20/2024 10:16:15 AM PDT · 13 of 13
    Redmen4ever to blam

    “The word prion, coined in 1982 by Stanley B. Prusiner, is derived from protein and infection, hence prion ... “

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prion

    The Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded for this research in 1976, for work done in 1959. In real time, this thing was called a unique virus. In the newspaper article I cited, the thing was called a “malady.”

    Yes, cooking did not destroy the thing. Hence, as I said, the women of the isolated tribe - which cooked the meat they ate - got sick and died.

    While the advance of knowledge is good, it’s a good idea respect long-standing social mores against cannibalism, in-breeding, etc.

  • New Guinea brain malady studied

    04/20/2024 5:31:03 AM PDT · 1 of 13
    Redmen4ever
    In 1976, American physicians Baruch S. Blumberg and Daniel Carleton Gajdusen were awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine for demonstrating the danger of eating genetically-close brains. In this case, they fed human brains infected with a virus called kuru to chimpanzees. The monkeys subsequently started shivering and then died, just as had the members of the Fore tribe of the remote mountains of New Guinea before the elimination of ritualistic cannibalism among them. It appears that a certain President of the United States was overly impressed by the story.

    Among the problems of genetically-close meat are diseases that survive the death of the host. Such diseases can jump to a new host, if the meat is eaten. Furthermore, in the case of kuru and other viruses, the disease isn't destroyed by boiling. Accordingly, the kuru disease, once it infested the Fore people, was virulent, given their practice of ritualistic cannibalism. Fore women cut up the bodies of their deceased to eat them, rather than have the worms and maggots do so. Perhaps they initiated this practice before the kuru disease entered their population. Then, upon the entry and spread of the disease, eating the brains of the deceased was death. Most of the young women of the tribe died off, as did many of the children. The older male children who joined the men of the tribe escaped death. The tribal leaders blamed witchcraft. A systematic search revealed the problem to be ritualistic cannibalism. Ending the practice, ended the scourge. But, not for Joe Biden. In his cracked mind, the idea of cannibalism took hold. It was like his encounter with Corn Pop, his son being killed in Iraq, or his million miles on AMTRAK. Hopefully, the Vice President keeps him away from the nuclear football.

    The problem of these New Guinea cannibals was widely publicized in 1959. Just in time for Biden's imaginative mind. (No, he's problem isn't recent. He's been a story-teller and an outright liar all his life.)

    To be sure, there were Japanese in New Guinea and the Philippines, mostly prison guards, who engaged in cannibalism. But, Joe the Prevaricator talks about New Guinea cannibals. What else is there to connect his story?

    As for Joe's uncle, he died over the ocean. 2nd Lt. Ambrose J. Finnegan, Jr. of Scranton, Pa., was a courier aboard a plane heading from Los Negros Island to Morobe, on the coast of New Guinea, on July 14, 1944. Forty minutes into the flight, both engines failed, and the plane ditched into the sea. Two search planes were dispatched, but to no avail. There is no need to embellish on the story. The man died in the service of his country.

  • Fox News Polls: GA, MI, PA, WI

    04/18/2024 6:10:23 PM PDT · 26 of 39
    Redmen4ever to Mark

    And what are you suggesting, Mark? That we move to the Czech Republic before it’s too late?

    Here’s a story of mine. Back in the 1960s, at a meeting of young conservatives, I met an old lady more immediately from Cuba, and prior to that from Russia. She said as a young woman, she escaped from the Soviet Union, and got to Cuba. And, as an old lady she escaped Castro’s Cuba, and got to America. Sympathy was expressed for her. She said no, she was lucky. She had someplace to go. Where will you go when your country falls to the communists?

  • Fox News Polls: GA, MI, PA, WI

    04/18/2024 4:52:21 PM PDT · 22 of 39
    Redmen4ever to cowboyusa

    As best as I can tell, the bias in the Fox Poll is 3 points. Real close to your claim of 4 points.

  • Fox News Polls: GA, MI, PA, WI

    04/18/2024 4:46:37 PM PDT · 20 of 39
    Redmen4ever to Freest Republican

    correct

    The betting odds indicate that this is a close race.

    To use a race horse analogy, the horses are still forming up at the gate. Four years ago, when the other side kept the Green Party candidate and Kanye West off the ballots in Arizona, Georgia and Wisconsin (and several other states), we probably lost those three states and the election. This year, it looks like the Green Party candidate will get on a lot of ballots and Cornel West, who knows.

    Then there is RFK Jr. I’m not sure he’ll draw more from one or the other side. But, I think he’ll draw more from Biden than from our guy. Let’s see if RFK Jr. gets into the debates the way Ross Perot did during the 1990s.

  • Fox News Polls: GA, MI, PA, WI

    04/18/2024 4:06:35 PM PDT · 1 of 39
    Redmen4ever
    In Georgia, Trump has a 7 point lead in the 5-way; In Michigan, he has a two point lead in the 5-way; Pennsylvania is tied in the 5-way; and, in Wisconsin, Biden has a 2 point lead in the 5-way.

    https://www.foxnews.com/official-polls/fox-news-poll-trump-bests-biden-3-points-michigan

    https://www.foxnews.com/official-polls/fox-news-poll-biden-trump-2024-pennsylvania-rematch#

    https://www.foxnews.com/official-polls/fox-news-poll-biden-trump-remain-deadlocked-wisconsin

  • Poll: Races for President, U.S. Senate tighten in Wisconsin

    04/18/2024 6:47:32 AM PDT · 6 of 16
    Redmen4ever to Diana in Wisconsin

    Thank Diana

    Marquette isn’t a bad poll, but it tilts a little Democrat. If we’re ahead in the Prez and tied in the Sen in this poll, we’re in good shape. Admittedly, it’s early.

    I see the Green Party is on the ballot, and I’m pretty sure RFK Jr will get on in Wisconsin. I’m not hearing anything from Cornel West regarding Wisconsin. In 2020, the Green Party candidate and Kanye West weren’t on the ballot. That was when deadline and checking signatures counted. We might’ve won the state if those two were on the ballot.

    Check out this guy Cornel West. He is so far wacky left, I can only imagine him drawing votes from Biden.

    https://www.cornelwest2024.com/

  • Pelosi: I Question if Netanyahu Is ‘Capable of Peace’

    04/18/2024 6:17:36 AM PDT · 13 of 57
    Redmen4ever to ChicagoConservative27

    Pelosi and many other Democrats hate conservatives regardless of race, creed or color.

  • Donald Trump Scores Poll Boost in Sweep of Swing States

    04/17/2024 4:04:14 AM PDT · 11 of 23
    Redmen4ever to airdalecheif

    thanks airdalecheif

    These polls are on the small side of statewide polls. So, sampling errors for each state are a bit large. The sample, as a whole, is pretty big. We can feel confident about where we stand at this time in the battleground states.

    Regarding Wisconsin, one point down ... Trump tends to outperform the polls by more than one point. In 2016, nobody gave Trump a chance based on the polls in this state. But, Trump won Wisconsin. In 2020, Trump came from far behind to just barely lose (with maybe the other side harvesting some votes). So, I wouldn’t be disheartened by one, small poll.

    Regarding Arizona, where there is some hullabaloo concerning a state supreme court decision on abortion, we have two other recent polls:

    https://breakingbattlegrounds.substack.com/p/new-arizona-abortion-survey-results

    https://www.politico.com/f/?id=0000018e-dfa4-dd93-a19f-fffe83440000

    The three new these polls, together, are pretty solid.

    Unlike Donald Trump and Keri Lake, the other side doesn’t want a compromise that protects privacy early during a pregnancy, and protects the kid after 12 or 15 weeks. They want abortion up until birth, and maybe infanticide, and they also want euthanasia.

  • The decline of Black players in MLB should be a warning about the war on DEI

    04/16/2024 1:14:44 AM PDT · 84 of 107
    Redmen4ever to DIRTYSECRET

    Why do racists expect blacks to be over-represented in baseball?

    In 2023, whites constituted 60 percent, Hispanics 30 percent, blacks 6 percent, and Asians and others 4 percent. Considering MLB draws from about half the world, I’m not sure blacks are underrepresented.

    The percent white has hardly changed since the mid 1980s. The percent other than white has changed substantially, shifting from black to Hispanic and now a little bit to Asian. These changes among the other than white mostly reflect the entry of foreign players.

    The last time I looked, nobody was holding any body back. No chains binding anybody’s feet. Indeed, baseball is kind of a funny team sport, with most of the players staying quite a distance away from each other. Except every now and then, you get a double play or maybe a pitcher covering first base. But, to show you how smart we human beings are - and it’s really kind of amazing - did you ever see an outfielder take off for a fly ball right when it’s off the bat.

    These racial things change. There was a time, Italians seemed to dominate baseball. Also boxing. And, a time when college kids dominated track and field, and Jewish kids dominated basketball. There was a time, a long time ago, when blacks and Irish dominated horse racing. There’s a lot of history jammed packed into this still young country. Better enjoy it before the anti-Americans flush it all down the toilet.

  • Biden asks Ukraine not to attack Russian refineries

    04/14/2024 1:41:45 AM PDT · 4 of 57
    Redmen4ever to Eleutheria5

    Biden “asks” Israel and Ukraine to not attack Iran and Russia. Should work as well as releasing illegals without bail. Soft-headedness gets us into war and gets our cities overrun with crime. In the meanwhile, Biden is relentless in attacking working class people.

  • Bill Kristol: Republicans have a problem with black and brown citizens voting

    04/13/2024 3:46:13 PM PDT · 42 of 87
    Redmen4ever to lowbridge

    Bill Kristol has a problem with real conservatives. For decades, he was a democratic socialist. Then, the Democrats got wobbly on Israel and a strong national defense in general. So, he became a neo-con (short for neo-conservative). About the only thing he “contributed” to our party is getting us into stupid wars. He and the other neo-cons believed in the “transformational power” of elections. What an ass! The only more stupid is people who refuse to learn from mistakes. Voting doesn’t make people into industrious, self-responsible citizens. Working and providing for yourself in a competitive free market economy is what is transformational. Being as stupid as he is, he thinks you can win the hearts and minds by giving them stuff. We conservatives think welfare breeds contempt. You can never give people enough money. They always want more.

  • Trump leads by 6 points in Arizona

    04/13/2024 3:31:15 PM PDT · 30 of 31
    Redmen4ever to Tai_Chung

    Tai, you didn’t answer the question. I’ll ask again. Why did Trump outperform the polls in 2016 and even more so in 2020?

  • Trump leads by 6 points in Arizona

    04/13/2024 6:48:10 AM PDT · 19 of 31
    Redmen4ever to Tai_Chung

    How does this sound, Tai? In 2016, Trump outperformed the polls. In 2020, even more so. So, if Biden has to be ahead in the polls by 4 points to feel like he (Biden) is going to win. As it is, Trump, not Biden, is AHEAD in the polls, nationwide and in the battleground states. Now that I’ve answered your question, how about you answer one of mine? If Democrats cheat, for example, by voting dead people, how do you explain Trump outperforming the polls?

  • Trump leads by 6 points in Arizona

    04/13/2024 5:03:12 AM PDT · 12 of 31
    Redmen4ever to mewzilla

    newzilla, you’ve commented “it’s a crap poll” to several of my posts. Are these the only English words your handlers taught you?

  • Trump leads by 6 points in Arizona

    04/13/2024 4:59:43 AM PDT · 11 of 31
    Redmen4ever to newfreep

    You sound gleeful concerning America not surviving. Is this because you are a Putinbot, or maybe are you a disheartened conservative?

    My family isn’t so long in this country. I have three older uncles who served in the military during WWII. My father during the Korea War. I during the Vietnam Was. My son during the War on Terror. We’re not giving up on this country. No way in hell. The Cubans, when they lost their country to the communists, they came here. Assuming you’re a disheartened conservative, and not a Putinbot, where do you plan to go when this country falls to the progressive left?

  • Trump leads by 6 points in Arizona

    04/13/2024 4:47:56 AM PDT · 7 of 31
    Redmen4ever to Redmen4ever

    I was in Nevada last week. Lots of paid campaign ads on the internet, all for Biden. I would appreciate hearing from people in battleground states. Are you seeing paid campaign ads?

    Getting back to the Arizona polls. Big difference in these two polls is the Senate race. The Bullfinch poll shows a competitive Senate race, while the Raba poll shows the Democrat well in front.

  • Trump leads by 6 points in Arizona

    04/13/2024 4:38:59 AM PDT · 1 of 31
    Redmen4ever
    The Realclear average is a bit stale for Arizona. Since the most recent poll included in that average, this poll (by Bullfinch Group) and another (by Raba) (which has a Democratic tilt) show Trump ahead. This poll (again, Bullfinch) has Trump ahead by 6, and the other (Raba) by 3.
  • Races for President, Governor Are Tightening in North Carolina

    04/12/2024 11:05:00 AM PDT · 26 of 26
    Redmen4ever to LS

    Trump is generally running ahead of his Republican counterparts, like Senate and Governor candidates. Hopefully, he drags a few of them across the finish line in November.