I Am Not Orange!

[trickpony1]

The Crayola scientists are working on a new crayon that, literally, is half black and half white to honor obama.

When used on a Big Chief tablet it produces a tint that resembles obama.

Hope this helps.

 

[Non sequitur]

Pumpkin spice. We loved it when it first came out but now it's in everything.

 

[bottomups]

 

[Non sequitur]

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That's pretty good. In colonial times pumpkin was a winter staple for it's ability to stay fresh and store well before the invention of refrigeration. Biden is like a gastation little debbie with 5 years of dust on it.

 

[Non sequitur]

That pumpkin is hewj. Spelling intended for those not from Rio Linda.

 

[fishtm2001]

Exclusive: Fox News Owner Rupert Murdoch Predicts a Landslide Win for Biden

The Australian mogul is disgusted by Trump’s handling of COVID-19, remarking that the president is his own worst enemy and telling associates “people are ready for Sleepy Joe.”

www.thedailybeast.com

 

[fishtm2001]

Exclusive: Fox News Owner Rupert Murdoch Predicts a Landslide Win for Biden

The Australian mogul is disgusted by Trump’s handling of COVID-19, remarking that the president is his own worst enemy and telling associates “people are ready for Sleepy Joe.”

www.thedailybeast.com

on a related note:

"The farther behind Donald Trump has fallen in the competition for campaign dollars, the more he’s milked government resources to make up the difference.

Millions of boxes of food doled out to needy families — with letters signed by the president taking credit stuffed inside. An $8 billion program for drug-discount cards to seniors featuring Trump branding — intended to arrive before the Nov. 3 election. A $300 million advertising blitz to "defeat despair" over the coronavirus pandemic — the biggest threat to Trump’s reelection.

Each of those initiatives have two things in common: They’re paid for with taxpayer money, and they are plainly intended to help Trump’s flagging reelection campaign. The actions are just the latest examples of how the president has eviscerated the traditional boundaries separating politics from government."

Politico

 

[newfie]

Exclusive: Fox News Owner Rupert Murdoch Predicts a Landslide Win for Biden

The Australian mogul is disgusted by Trump’s handling of COVID-19, remarking that the president is his own worst enemy and telling associates “people are ready for Sleepy Joe.”

www.thedailybeast.com

because Australians understand our countries electorate better than we do

 

[newfie]

on a related note:

"The farther behind Donald Trump has fallen in the competition for campaign dollars, the more he’s milked government resources to make up the difference.

Millions of boxes of food doled out to needy families — with letters signed by the president taking credit stuffed inside. An $8 billion program for drug-discount cards to seniors featuring Trump branding — intended to arrive before the Nov. 3 election. A $300 million advertising blitz to "defeat despair" over the coronavirus pandemic — the biggest threat to Trump’s reelection.

Each of those initiatives have two things in common: They’re paid for with taxpayer money, and they are plainly intended to help Trump’s flagging reelection campaign. The actions are just the latest examples of how the president has eviscerated the traditional boundaries separating politics from government."

Politico

It may be too much work for you and certainly not an endeavor you wish to engage in but show us a president who has not done the same.

 

[oldngray]

because Australians understand our countries electorate better than we do

Rupert has been becoming much more liberal. His liberal sons mostly manage Fox now. They have been busy pushing Fox news farther to the left and it is hardly the conservative source it once was.

 

[Fred's Myth]

aka Bully Pulpit.

 

[Old Man Jingles]

on a related note:

"The farther behind Donald Trump has fallen in the competition for campaign dollars, the more he’s milked government resources to make up the difference.

Millions of boxes of food doled out to needy families — with letters signed by the president taking credit stuffed inside. An $8 billion program for drug-discount cards to seniors featuring Trump branding — intended to arrive before the Nov. 3 election. A $300 million advertising blitz to "defeat despair" over the coronavirus pandemic — the biggest threat to Trump’s reelection.

Each of those initiatives have two things in common: They’re paid for with taxpayer money, and they are plainly intended to help Trump’s flagging reelection campaign. The actions are just the latest examples of how the president has eviscerated the traditional boundaries separating politics from government."

Politico

All Presidents and Senators and Congressmen do that ... that's the main reason an incumbent has a huge advantage.

 

[Old Man Jingles]