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afid White House school safety plan at odds with Congress
« le: Décembre 01, 2024, 03:08:48 pm »
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 President Biden embraced the once right-wing  Dark Brandon  meme on Sunday, appearing to mock the conspiracy theory revolving around the NFL and Taylor Swift s endorsement.  Just like we drew it up,  Mr. Biden wrote in a post on X after the Chiefs  win, along with a meme of the president with red lasers coming from his eyes that s become known as  Dark Brandon.  Conspiracy theories surrounding the Kansas City Chiefs  Super Bowl success, Taylor Swift and the Democr stanley cup atic Party began circling in recent weeks, after reports that Mr. Biden was seeking the pop star s endorsement for his reelection in November.                                        Earlier in Swift s career, she had stayed out of political endorsements, but in 2018, she issued her first political endorsement, for Democratic Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen in the Senate race against Republican candidate Marsha Blackburn. In the 2020 election, she backed Mr. Biden.The theory that the Super Bowl game was rigged in the Chiefs  favor was parroted among some conservative circles, where it was suggested that a win would give Swift an opportunity to endorse Mr. Biden in the presidential election.                  Dark Brandon  signs are seen ahead of the third Republican Debate in Miami on November 08, 2023 in Miami, Florida.      stanley cup usa                                                  Jason Koerner/Getty Images for DNC       stanley cup                                   Ahead of the Super Bowl, former President Donald Trump seemed to weigh in on  Eubh Trump to make announcement on strategy for Afghanistan
 On Thursday s  Washington Unplugged,  conservative commentator and editor Andrew Breitbart spoke with CBS News senior White House correspondent Bill Plante about the firestorm of criticism  over the controversial video posted on his BigGovernment site that cost Shirley Sherrod her job at the Department of Agriculture. Breitbart denied that he maliciously edited the video featured on his site. We did not selectively edit it,  he said.  Breitbart sought to frame the issue in the context of a battle between the media and the Tea Party.   He cited the media s coverage the NAACP resolution condemning   extremist elements within the Tea Party.                 stanley thermos mug                      stanley water bottle        If T stanley cup ea Party is going to be held to the lowest possible standard that a sign in Ft. Worth may or may not be planted by infiltrators means that the entire Tea Party has to apologize for itself then I m holding the media and the NAACP accountable for the standards that they set,  he said.  Breitbart also compared Sherrod s redemption to the film  Crash  about racial and social tensions in Los Angeles.         He said:  I don t think Sherrod wants America to watch the full video because if you ever saw the movie  Crash,  an important character in that movie, the racist cop, played by Matt Dillon, in which he sexual assaults a black woman in front of her husband as a means to humiliate him. He s blatantly racist, but at the end of the movie he saves that woman when she s dying in a car crash. When you lis