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Silver Spoon's Ricky Schroeder





Actor Ricky Schroder reportedly contributed $150,000 US towards alleged killer Kyle Rittenhouse’s $2 million bail.

The NYPD Blue star’s donation to the fund emerged after one of Rittenhouse’s attorneys, Lin Wood, tweeted a triumphant photo on Friday showing lawyer John Pierce, Rittenhouse and Schroder, shortly after Kyle was released from custody, reports TMZ..........

Drew Carey isn't a republican. He is more Libertarian. and no, thats not even close to the same. I want to say he may have even supported Biden in 2020.

Aren’t Owen Wilson, Adam Sandler, and Vince Vaughn all Republican?

I'm no republican, but there is still a difference in a republican and a far right republican.

el caliente said:

Aren’t Owen Wilson, Adam Sandler, and Vince Vaughn all Republican?

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Maybe, don’t know. But that isn’t the category we are outlining here.

zztop said:

There are at least 3. Dennis Miller took a hard right turn after 9/11... 9/11 forked a lot of people up.

Never forgot: 9 entertainers who were changed by 9/11

Never forgot: 9 entertainers who were changed by 9/11

www.avclub.com

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Well, yeah . . . especially about three thousand of them.

Former MLB pitcher Curt Schilling

He’s made far right comments for years

Optimus Prime said:

Roseanne Barr seemed to go full far right

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I'll admit I did laugh at the fishing show comment



Here's the whole clip, so you can judge for yourself



and an article addressing the county issue Barr talks about, like the sea of red county map that is always shown when a Republican loses the election

Optimus Prime said:

I'll admit I did laugh at the fishing show comment



Here's the whole clip, so you can judge for yourself



and an article addressing the county issue Barr talks about, like the sea of red county map that is always shown when a Republican loses the election

Counties don’t vote, people do: fact-checking misinformation about Biden’s vote count

Pro-Trump groups claim ‘something doesn’t seem to add up’ while promoting misinformation about the national vote

www.independent.co.uk

MSN

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Amen. These maps are intentionally deceiving to give Republican voters the false impression that they make up a majority of the voters. They do not. That's why Democrats can win an election with less than half of independent voters and Republicans can not.

Here's an example of how deceiving that map is. Los Angeles county by itself has around 9 million people. The entire state of Louisiana has half that many people, coming in at around 4.5 million people.

If those maps were used honestly, LA county would be twice the size of the state of LA so that it would honestly reflect the scale of population of each voting district, as opposed to geographical scale of each voting district.

LA - L.A. said:

Amen. These maps are intentionally deceiving to give Republican voters the false impression that they make up a majority of the voters. They do not. That's why Democrats can win an election with less than half of independent voters and Republicans can not.

Here's an example of how deceiving that map is. Los Angeles county by itself has around 9 million people. The entire state of Louisiana has half that many people, coming in at around 4.5 million people.

If those maps were used honestly, LA county would be twice the size of the state of LA so that it would honestly reflect the scale of population of each voting district, as opposed to geographical scale of each voting district.

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Yep

Some people think it should work like a game of Splatoon

Optimus Prime said:

Yep

Some people think it should work like a game of Splatoon

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Great...that's just terrific...now I have to go find out what Splatoon is. Just kidding, though I will be looking up Splatoon.

LA - L.A. said:

Great...that's just terrific...now I have to go find out what Splatoon is. Just kidding, though I will be looking up Splatoon.

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Optimus Prime said:

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Thanks for that. I've seen voting results maps that are like that. They're a visual mess and to me not useful.

I don't know why people need a graphic to understand the total number of people that voted for each candidate and who got the most votes.

I mean is 5>2 really so hard of concept to grasp that we need a visual aid? That's not directed at you, Optimus Prime.

Side note: up until about a week ago, I thought you were the New Orleans Saints fan that wears an elaborate Optimus Prime costume at Saints games.

LA - L.A. said:

Side note: up until about a week ago, I thought you were the New Orleans Saints fan that wears an elaborate Optimus Prime costume at Saints games.

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You might be thinking of Optimusaint

Unless he changed his name he hasn’t been on SR in years

Optimus Prime said:

You might be thinking of Optimusaint

Unless he changed his name he hasn’t been on SR in years

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That's who I was thinking of.

LA - L.A. said:

Amen. These maps are intentionally deceiving to give Republican voters the false impression that they make up a majority of the voters. They do not. That's why Democrats can win an election with less than half of independent voters and Republicans can not.

Here's an example of how deceiving that map is. Los Angeles county by itself has around 9 million people. The entire state of Louisiana has half that many people, coming in at around 4.5 million people.

If those maps were used honestly, LA county would be twice the size of the state of LA so that it would honestly reflect the scale of population of each voting district, as opposed to geographical scale of each voting district.

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the uneducated and ignorant type fall for this kind of map all the time. they have a hard time grasping the concept.

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From a certain point of view I agree

I love Food Network, we watch it all the time. But I don't want to see or hear about Guy Fieri's right wing views. or Bobby Flay's left. or vice versa. I want to see if someone can make a decent dish using lobster and jelly beans

But your statements of

The Food Network doesn’t preach one-sided politics.

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HGTV doesn’t preach echo chamber politics.

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suggests to me that it's less politics you have a problem with. It's politics you don't like you have a problem with
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Then saw this for what it’s worth

Will say I was in Vegas last year for a work conference and we went to Guy’s restaurant

That food was good as hell
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Donald Trump attended an Ultimate Fighting Championship event in Las Vegas on Saturday night after a volunteer event for his Nevadaprimary campaign.

While the former president was met with cheers from the crowd and high-fived supporters at the T-Mobile Arena for UFC 290, his interactions with some of the notable names present caused a mixed reaction online, Newsweek reports.

UFC commentator and podcast host Joe Roganwas present and met with Mr Trump, but pictures of the former president conversing with celebrity chef Guy Fieri seemed to spur the most scorn and praise.

Turning Point USA chief creative officer Benny Johnson, a Trump supporter, posted a picture of the two men to Twitter, referring in the caption to Fieri’s catchphrase: “Trump in Flavor Town”.

In the comments, Trump supporters were thrilled to see the two men together with one Twitter user saying: “My respect for flavortown and Guy Fieri has gone UP!”

Others said: “Guy isn’t afraid of the mob”, “I knew Guy had good judgment!” and “I knew Guy was one of a kind!!! But now he is on top of my list!!! MAGAFieri”.

Detractors of the twice-indicted, twice-impeached former president also didn’t hold back, with one writing: “He just ruined his reputation.”

“Literally one of the worst cooks out there hang with worst president ever,” another post read, while others riffed on variations that Mr Trump was “still going to jail”……

posted this in the Q thread