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https://www.foxnews.com/politics/pro...e-election-bid

Progressive champion and two-time presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders announces re-election bid
Sanders, a two-time Democratic presidential candidate, is seeking a fourth six-year term representing Vermont in the Senate

Un candidato giovine, diciamo.
Fresco.

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Biden aveva promesso di rivalutare la classificazione della cannabis nel 2022. La proposta è stata ora presentata alla Casa Bianca. Il sostegno pubblico alla legalizzazione della marijuana è aumentato dal 25% degli adulti statunitensi nel 1995 al 70% nel 2023. Tuttavia, le statistiche indicano che i neri in America vengono arrestati per possesso di marijuana 3,6 volte più frequentemente e Biden insieme al vicepresidente Kamala Harris stanno cercando di ottenere sostegno per la rielezione contro Trump.

Potrebbero portarli alla guerra mondiale, privarli di ogni libertà, ma consentire loro di consumare marijuana e cambiare sesso una volta all'anno. Un compromesso interessante!

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Biden aveva promesso di rivalutare la classificazione della cannabis nel 2022. La proposta è stata ora presentata alla Casa Bianca. Il sostegno pubblico alla legalizzazione della marijuana è aumentato dal 25% degli adulti statunitensi nel 1995 al 70% nel 2023. Tuttavia, le statistiche indicano che i neri in America vengono arrestati per possesso di marijuana 3,6 volte più frequentemente e Biden insieme al vicepresidente Kamala Harris stanno cercando di ottenere sostegno per la rielezione contro Trump.

Potrebbero portarli alla guerra mondiale, privarli di ogni libertà, ma consentire loro di consumare marijuana e cambiare sesso una volta all'anno. Un compromesso interessante!

L ultima parte del post sa tanto di “ideologia alla cazzum “


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L ultima parte del post sa tanto di “ideologia alla cazzum “


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Si, interessantissimo.
La sua opinione per me conta però quanto un peto.
Anzi meno, visto che nel peto ci sono gas nobili, per lo meno.
Adesso vada in pace.
Saluti.

[Amati75]

Si, interessantissimo.
La sua opinione per me conta però quanto un peto.
Anzi meno, visto che nel peto ci sono gas nobili, per lo meno.
Adesso vada in pace.
Saluti.

Le ho per caso chiesto cosa leí pensa della mía opinione ? No.
E’ irrelevante.

Visto che e’ irrelevante continuerò a scrivere ciò che mi pare, quando mi è dove mi pare.

Non le garba..? E chi se ne fotte?

Lei è le sue solite baggianate da simil terrapiattista bigotto al massimo siete utili per far capire quanto sia da stolti ragionare su basi ideologiche.

A cuccia e non rompa.


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House Speaker Mike Johnson is expected to confront a vote over his ouster in the coming days, a pivotal moment that presents a major leadership test for the Louisiana Republican even though he is expected to prevail.

House Democratic leaders have said that Democrats will vote to kill the effort led by GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, effectively ensuring Johnson won’t lose his job.

Johnson met with Greene on Monday for around two hours in his office. After the meeting concluded, Greene said they would meet again on Tuesday, but declined to provide details about what was discussed or say if she would still force a vote seeking his ouster this week.

“We just had a very long discussion with the speaker. We are going to be meeting again tomorrow based on the discussion that we’ve had so we really don’t have any news to report at this time,” Greene said.

Johnson told CNN after meeting with Greene, “We had a productive discussion and we talked about some ideas and we’re gonna meet again tomorrow. So I think we’ll be able to get everybody on the same page.”

A failed vote would give Johnson an opportunity to argue that it is time to move on from the issue. But support from Democrats will open Johnson up to even more criticism from his right flank.

It’s not yet clear how many Republicans would vote against Johnson – the higher the number, the more of a blow it could prove to be to the speaker’s standing within the House GOP conference.

Greene has said she will force a vote in the coming days, escalating pressure on Johnson and setting up a major showdown on the House floor. Even if the vote fails, as expected, it still threatens to intensify divisions among House Republicans, who control a razor-thin majority.

Many Republicans oppose the push to oust Johnson and do not want to see the conference devolve into bitter infighting like it did after former Speaker Kevin McCarthy was ousted in a historic and unprecedented vote last year.
Rep. Don Bacon, left, and Rep. Bob Good.

Related article House GOP embroiled in escalating primary feuds with majority on the line

Greene and other hardline conservatives, however, have been highly critical of Johnson’s speakership. Conservative anger at Johnson intensified after he worked to help pass a major foreign aid package with assistance for Ukraine last month.

Johnson has defended his leadership against the threat, saying that he will not resign and warning that a vote to oust him could cause chaos in the House.

“This motion is wrong for the Republican Conference, wrong for the institution, and wrong for the country,” the speaker said in a statement after Greene announced she would move forward with a vote.

Two other Republicans are publicly supporting Greene’s motion to vacate: Massie and Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona.

“I believe in recorded votes. That is our job – our job is to vote,” Greene said at a news conference where she announced she would trigger a vote.

“If this vote fails,” the congresswoman said, “that’s a list of names – and the voters and the American people … they deserve that list.”

Greene has been dangling the threat of an ouster vote for weeks. She originally filed the motion to oust Johnson in March amid conservative anger over his handling of the government funding fight.

The congresswoman also has not ruled out the possibility of forcing repeated votes in the future after the coming vote.

“I haven’t made a decision on that yet,” she said at the news conference.

A floor vote to oust Johnson would require a majority to succeed, but a motion to table – or kill – the resolution is expected to be offered and voted on first.

House GOP leaders plan to quickly take up and kill Greene’s motion, according to GOP sources. Depending on attendance, they could vote the same day she offers it.

Johnson met with the conservative House Freedom Caucus Monday night, per a source familiar, as he continues to try to stave off ouster threats. Greene was booted from the caucus in July 2023.

In the wake of Johnson’s push to pass the foreign aid package over the objections of hardline conservatives, House Democratic leadership announced that Democrats would help Johnson keep his job by voting to table if the issue arose.

But House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries would not commit last week to having Democrats save Johnson from multiple attempts to oust him if conservatives trigger repeated votes in the future.

Jeffries said the Democratic caucus “will take it one step at a time.


https://edition.cnn.com/2024/05/05/p...ene/index.html

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https://www.politico.com/news/magazi...women-00156107

They May Be Republicans, But They Still Come in for Services’
Many Latinas in conservative South Florida support abortion rights. But will they vote to enshrine the right in the state constitution?

HIALEAH, Florida — The clinic usually doesn’t open until around 9 a.m., but this Tuesday was different: The metal gate over the door stood open by 8, and the waiting room was already full by quarter to nine. A woman at one point nursed a little boy in the corner. Another choked up occasionally as a man next to her kept his arm around her and stared at his phone.
The clinic, A Hialeah Woman’s Care Center, had added hours to handle a rush of demand in the days before a new Florida state law kicked in. “EFFECTIVE May 1st 2024,” read a bold-typed paper sign taped to the front door. “The Florida governor has issued a Six (6) week ban on abortions … until voters make a choice in the November elections.”
The law is a dramatic change in a state that — notwithstanding its dramatic reddening since Barack Obama last won there in 2012 and the nearly unbroken Republican control of state government since 1999 — until Wednesday had one of the nation’s highest abortion rates. Especially after Roe v. Wade fell in 2022, and every other state in the south moved to clamp down on the procedure, Florida stood out as having the most liberal abortion laws in the region, making it a destination for thousands of out-of-state women who couldn’t legally end their pregnancies at home.
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Questa lettera firmata da 12 senatori degli stati uniti di M I N A C C E al Pubblico Ministero della Corte Penale Internazionale, fornisce una immagine precisa ed attuale dell’America .

Un paese di protervi bulli : minacciosi, arroganti e prevaricatori.

Gli USA sono il più grosso prodotto catabolico solido (e fumante) di una umanità malata e di una storia ingiusta, che emana fetore di : armi, sangue, morte, distruzione e decomposizione, che eccita gli insetti saprofagi scatofagi che vi ronzano intorno. Di seguito il nome scientifico di alcuni di questi: emmanuelensis, ursulaensis , giorgiaensis, borisensis, davidensis, olafensis, rishiensis …. e molti altri ancora.

(alla stessa lettera si può arrivare - ad esempio - da qui )

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Questa lettera firmata da 12 senatori degli stati uniti di M I N A C C E al Pubblico Ministero della Corte Penale Internazionale, fornisce una immagine precisa ed attuale dell’America .

Un paese di protervi bulli : minacciosi, arroganti e prevaricatori.

Gli USA sono il più grosso prodotto catabolico solido (e fumante) di una umanità malata e di una storia ingiusta, che emana fetore di : armi, sangue, morte, distruzione e decomposizione, che eccita gli insetti saprofagi scatofagi che vi ronzano intorno. Di seguito il nome scientifico di alcuni di questi: emmanuelensis, ursulaensis , giorgiaensis, borisensis, davidensis, olafensis, rishiensis …. e molti altri ancora.

(alla stessa lettera si può arrivare - ad esempio - da qui )

Eccellente iniziativa.
Speriamo che la prossima Amministrazione prenda provvedimenti concreti contro i membri dell'ICC.

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