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Should be a wild four years.

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Current members of the House of Representatives
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Members of the Trump Administration
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Some Irish people reaction to the Irish American heritage thing
"if you voted for this twat you are directly betraying the centuries we spent living under tyranny"

Shut up you dumb nigger. for 800 years our ancestors fought against the British in hopes of having an Ireland For the Irish and what happened when they finally got it and it was handed to you? you immediately gave it away to sand niggers and monkeys who hate The Irish people more than any Englishman ever did. do Erin a favor and drown yourself in the Irish sea.
 
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Lmao at these self-loathing mayoids trying to cope their way out being White, like it's going to save them from the impending caliphate. Ngmi.
And seeing them criticize trump makes me wonder what the political landscape in Ireland's like. Especially that one dude saying people there still love biden and is popular there.
 
And seeing them criticize trump makes me wonder what the political landscape in Ireland's like. Especially that one dude saying people there still love biden and is popular there.
There's a pretty bad housing and cost of living crisis over there. At least according to a guy making six figures I knew 🙄
 
Say hello to Rosa DeLauro, Representative of the 3rd District of Connecticut. Otherwise known as the Rankings Rizzler of Capitol Hill.
This is an 82 year old woman who's been a congresswoman for 34 years doing this.
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She's always deliberately dressed like an insane bag lady, but she used to have normal hair for the 90's and 00's.
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Then she started putting highlights in during the second Obama administration.
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And in the Trump administration, she went full dangerhair and went bright red then purple.
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Searching her name on Getty Images is hilarious.
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Still, it's kind of cunning when you think about it, she makes it so easy to clown on her appearance that it's very easy to overlook her politically. She's the ranking member of the House Appropriations Committee.
Previous appearances on A+N:
Inside the Department of Homeland Security's Plan to Crush Right-Wing Americans
Besides intensifying police repression and government surveillance, DHS outlined on Wednesday its plan to use grants to fund private, unaccountable organizations that specialize in experimenting on “extremists,” psychological operations and brainwashing, and training teachers to spot and report children engaging in “hate speech.”

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Rep. Rosa DeLauro, a 77-year-old woman with purple hair, led the House Appropriations Committee discussion on combating “domestic violent extremism” with DHS’ two counter-terrorism department leaders, John Cohen and John Picarelli. Rep. DeLauro is the wife of former Ehud Barak advisor, Stan Greenberg

Much of the discourse revolved around the frustration officials are having shutting down supposed “extremists” due to the fact that these individuals they claim are posing a national security risk are often not committing any criminal offenses. Rep. DeLauro frantically ranted about the need for legislation that would make membership in a patriotic militia of any kind illegal.
House passes $1.9 billion Capitol security measure creating permanent National Guard force
Rep. Rosa DeLauro, the author of the bill and chairwoman of the House Appropriations Committee, delivered an emotional closing argument, recalling how the chamber doors were shattered by the rioters and held shut by furniture. She called her husband during the melee, fearing it would be a final goodbye.

“This bill is not about politics, it’s not about settling scores,” the Connecticut Democrat said. “It’s about ensuring that every person who comes onto the Capitol grounds is safe and is protected. The funding is not optional, and this vote is not a show vote. It’s about protecting the seat of Our Democracy and the men, women, and the young people who work here.”
Here's a transcription of her sperging about how 'horrific' January 6 was. Remarks on impeachment of Donald J. Trump - Jan. 13, 2021
On November 3, the American people voted overwhelmingly for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris to serve as President and Vice President of the United States. The country was about to enter a new era, with great hope for change. And yet, with a decisive mandate and majority, the President used untruthful claims to end the completion of a constitutional process of collecting the electoral votes, making Joe Biden President of the United States. Not accepting the will of the American people, the President unleashed the most horrific violence that overwhelmed the security forces at this Capitol. Which was overrun for the first time since 1812, putting the lives of so many at risk. Indeed, a day of infamy. This impeachment will be viewed as a transcendent vote, where all will be judged. Vote to impeach the President of the United States, Donald J. Trump.
White House Seeks $37.7 Billion for Ukraine in Lame-Duck Session
The White House is asking Congress to approve $37.7 billion in additional aid for Ukraine during the post-election session, according to administration officials, as Republican lawmakers vow to more closely scrutinize US funding for the country.

The request coincided with an Associated Press report that Ukraine’s neighbor Poland, a NATO member, was hit by stray Russian rockets Tuesday, killing two people.

The assistance for Ukraine is part of a broader supplemental request that seeks funds for other priorities including $9.25 billion for research and medical supplies to fight the Covid-19 virus and $750 million to combat monkeypox and other infectious diseases. The White House will also seek disaster relief funding but is still working on those estimates, according to a senior administration official.

House Appropriations Committee Chairwoman Rosa DeLauro said Democrats intend to package the White House request with a full-year $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill and pass it before Dec. 16, which is when current funding for the government runs out. DeLauro said she plans to ensure Florida and Puerto Rico have all they need to recover from this year’s hurricanes.
'Disgraceful': GOP Advances Bill That Could Remove 220,000 Teachers From Classrooms
The nonprofit Committee for Education Funding noted that the Republican proposal would impact "virtually all" education programs, hitting teacher funding, student aid, and more. The bill, one of a dozen appropriations measures that Congress is looking to pass by the end of September, would bring Department of Education funding to below the 2006 level, according to the group.

Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.), the top Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee, said Friday that "we are witnessing a widespread attack on public education that should shock every American family."

"If left to their own devices," DeLauro added, "Republicans would gleefully take public education to the graveyard."

The GOP legislation would slash Title I grants to local educational agencies that serve children from low-income families by nearly $15 billion compared to fiscal year 2023 levels. Appropriations Committee Democrats said the massive cut "could force a nationwide reduction of 220,000 teachers from classrooms serving low-income students" amid a teacher shortage.
NYT: Meet the Women Trying to Avoid a Spending Train Wreck in Congress
But if there is any chance for success in a year of particularly partisan divided government, these five women are determined to find it. They have been friends and colleagues for years — Ms. Granger and Ms. DeLauro both attended a baby shower for Ms. Young, whose daughter was born in 2021 — and share a deep respect for and expertise in the appropriations process.

They have each earned reputations as tough negotiators who have weathered shutdowns, the threat of default on the nation’s debt and the politicking of their male colleagues. (Ms. DeLauro, in particular, Ms. Young noted wryly, “can yell with the best of them,” having wrangled two spending packages into law during the last two years as the chairwoman of the committee.)
‘Unthinkable’: Dems rebuke GOP for conditioning wildfire aid
Congressional Republicans’ bold suggestion that future disaster funding be tied to forest management reforms or a debt ceiling increase is prompting stern warnings that the maneuver could harm wildfire victims and backfire politically.

Democrats came out in force Monday to blast the strategy that Republican lawmakers and President-elect Donald Trump concocted over the weekend, calling it a political ploy that could undermine recovery efforts and put Republicans on a slippery slope.

“I cannot think of anything less wise than tying relief to other political issues,” said Connecticut Rep. Rosa DeLauro, the House’s top Democratic appropriator. “That we would condition disaster aid is unthinkable.”
‘Lady McBiden’: Alexandra Pelosi Blasts the First Lady
Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.) — one of Pelosi’s most dedicated legislative allies and the person Biden credits for taking his son, Hunter, under her wing in New Haven when he was at Yale law school — was as restrained as Dodd.

“Time has a way of working things out,” DeLauro told me, conceding that Pelosi and Biden are both “very strong personalities.”
Here's a local article about her:

Who is Rosa DeLauro? 5 things to know about Connecticut's veteran congresswoman (Archive)

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U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro is the dean of Connecticut's congressional delegation and one of the most colorful members of Congress — in ways both literal and figurative.

Here are five things to know about the long-serving Democratic congresswoman.

She's Connecticut's longest-tenured House member ... ever​

DeLauro was first elected to Congress in 1991 and has served Connecticut's 3rd district, including New Haven and the surrounding towns, since then.

That makes her not only the longest serving of Connecticut's current House members but also the longest serving in the state's history. Including all congressional representatives, she trails only Chris Dodd, who split 36 years between the House and Senate.

How much longer will DeLauro remain in Congress? Well she's running for reelection this year and is overwhelmingly favored to win, so she won't likely be going away anytime soon.

She's the top Democrat on the powerful Appropriations Committee​

DeLauro is no back-bencher. When Democrats controlled the House during the previous Congress, she chaired the Appropriations Committee, making her one of the nation's most powerful and influential lawmakers.

Today, she remains the top Democrat on the Appropriations Committee, as well as the Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education Appropriations Subcommittee, which directs funding to key areas.

She is known for liberal positions​

DeLauro has often been the most progressive member of Connecticut's delegation (and one of the more progressive members of Congress) on both fiscal and social issues, including tax policy, health care, abortion and gun violence.

She has long been a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus and is currently the only Connecticut representative part of the group.

Still, DeLauro has earned praise from more centrist lawmakers for her openness to compromise, particularly as head of the Appropriations Committee. In 2021, Politico reported she was running the committee "from the middle" in an attempt to reach broad consensus.

She's a leader on children's issues, including the child tax credit​

DeLauro has long been particularly passionate about issues affecting children and families.
For years, she pushed an expansion of the child tax credit as a way to drastically reduce child poverty, and when the measure finally passed on a temporary basis as part of President Biden's American Rescue Plan, poor families saw enormous benefit.

Since the expanded child tax credit expired in 2022, DeLauro has pushed to reinstate it, arguing that it "provided unprecedented economic security for America’s middle- and working-class families."

Her personal style is proudly different​

Beyond her policy achievements, DeLauro sometimes attracts attention for her personal style, including her purple hair and colorful clothing.

Asked in 2018 why she styles her hair with purple streaks, DeLauro said simply: "I wanted to do it, I love it and it’s fun."
Spurred by her granddaughter, DeLauro got her first tattoo last summer, a large crest on her upper arm that includes a rose, the letter "D" and an image of Italy. And she hasn't ruled out getting more.
Here's a video from a couple months ago with her melting down about Elon Musk:

And here are her interns from a Washington Post puff piece: What are D.C. interns wearing this summer? They’re figuring it out.
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They deserve to be stuck with a demented old lady demanding to know what a 'skibidi' is.
 
And in the Trump administration, she went full dangerhair and went bright red then purple.
i see you, Fräulein.
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I'm starting to believe this whole "cringe crazy cunt" act might just be part of a 24hr op to sabotage the Dems, guys. clearly she's down with uncle Adolph and is in fact our gal.
 
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Just invade us. I'll happily become an American. Our entire government is a bunch of retards, fuck ups, and cunts.

Pls nuke Sydney though.
Canada is the same. I swear to god if we did a brexit style referendum, the "join the US" crowd might win. Our country is so fucked.
I'm old enough to recall the world before 9/11. To me, Current Year Clown World is insane, while that time before was more sane. For example, there was still "racism" being seen as wrong in the 1990s, but nowhere near the forced "diversity" there is in Clown World. And of course what constituted "racism" was also far more reasonable back then.

I think Current Year really took off by the early 2010s after that failed Occupy movement, with that "GamerGate" circus, and that astroturfed "cultural blitzkrieg" launched by fanatical SJWs -- who evolved from the "politically correct" -- that made Tumblr insanity mainstream. Tumblr insanity like "cultural appropriation" or "gender" insanity.
Thaat was part of it. I think Obama taking the brakes off of the CIA psyoping domestically was a big part, but I think (largely unrecognized) the James Damore from Google bullshit was their first successful pelt, and they haven't looked back.

Also, I forgot to quote the message, but that old dangerhair shrew in congress..... didn't I see her as one of the villains in the Dark Crystal or some shit?
 
What kind of BS "mental gymnastics" do the leftists have to go through to see Trump getting elected -- as a response to this country going to crap -- as "Idiocracy becoming real"?
Because each one thinks they're the first to make that joke, and while they haven't started on those Marx books gathering dust yet they've seen at least 60% of Idiocracy between a few Comedy Central reruns, so you should know you're talking to a modern political philosopher.
 
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The left wants to relitigate gamergate now that they lost control of everything over it.
"Hey remember that time a bunch of hobbyists that were tired of notoriously incestuous journalism practices got mad at an unhinged Cluster B whore for sucking ten-thousand dicks for positive coverage for her boring low-quality game about depression and it led to several thousand federal employees rightfully losing their jobs"

I translated this post with my advanced meme magic. You're welcome, """Danielle Radford.""" Honk honk!
 
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