He already has.
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Russian oligarchs own a lot of fancy properties in the PB area. PB has attracted Euro trash rich and famous for generations. I used to encounter groups of them on bicycles tooling down the beach roads on weekends. They probably still own the properties. I just don’t ride as often.
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In non-technical speak, “average” has many synonyms, like typical or usual, but including technical terms like mean, median, and mode.
In this case, I suspect that the applicable technical terms are median and modal, and the mean Trump voter is substantially farther out in the Reich Wing than QAnon-ers.
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… and was certain Trump was similarly unaware.
And there you have it, the 2024 GQP Platform.
I initially misread that as “Oban” lovers, and thought, “What’s wrong with that?”
Oban is a single-malt Scotch I happen to like quite a bit…Orban is something entirely different that I don’t like at all.
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…he told one of his guys to come call us, and one of his guys knew the cell phone of the big boat with the big flags because they do the flag waving for Trump,” Baldasaro explained.
Wingnut welfare seems available for almost every level of idiot…
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Absolutely
Says something about the Rumpian brain: look like a cult member and all security is down the drain. Hmmm. Sounds real bright on his part. No one in a boat with a big engine and flags for him could ever do him harm.
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As I recall lots of Russian babies delivered in Miami Hospitals – anchor babies…
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two boats, one of which was prominently decorated with a massive flag bearing his face and the well-known QAnon slogans “TRUST THE PLAN”
Good Lord, are there still suckers who “trust the plan”?
The words “sad” and “pathetic” are woefully insufficient.
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And here I thought the SS Minnow was lost at sea.
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Ah, so that’s what WWG1WGA stands for! I always thought it was for their copycat propensity for facial hair:
Where We Grow 1, We Grow All
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“He’s so normal!”—seems like the graffiti the Nazis left on the walls at Stalingrad.
Well, he has been instructed by the Judge to not spend any money, so he cannot buy gas to run his huge airplane. So his wings are clipped. Somebody is going to have to volunteer to drive him to his rallies in their pick up truck.
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But they are not brown…makes all the difference.
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Flori-duh is a cesspool of hateful people. I spent a few years there because of work. Could not get out of that place fast enough.
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I’d prefer our Southern Border immigrants. They have strong family and faith values, they work hard. They support each other. They bring a vibrancy to our country – intellectual, cultural, artistic, social, educational, political, economic. They are wonderful, vibrant, loving people. And, did I mention the food? (H/T @sniffit)
What are the ultra-wealthy oligarch Russian families who come here to birth babies in the US, and then return to their dachas and family/peers in Russia, bringing to our country?
As a sponsor for Russian families to the US for needed essential professional positions that no one here in the US wanted, I love the people and their families and perspectives. Oh, and did I mention what great food they make?
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I was in construction. The brown people show up for work on time. They show up sober. And they do not steal your tools.
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When I was in high school, it was always a tradition to have a summer romance with the the Arkansas College boys that came up to learn management skills in a local cannery. They were, of course, white rich boys, and cads… And then there were the migrants coming up through Matamores and Brownsville. They did the hard work – pea pack, bean pack and corn pack. I met a sweet guy, Bennie, who loved my music, and his family at the camp adopted me – mama taught me how to make tortillas and how to cook REAL Mexican food. A lovely family, hard working, supportive and very spiritual. The next year, I started working the first of several summers as a translator and patient advocate for a migrant health clinic. And got to meet some of the greatest people in my life. Including César Chávez and Dolores Huerta. Oh, my. I am so grateful for those experiences – 
"I will not be bound by conventions, by expectations or by traditional notions of form."
I’m not sure when or where I read this, but it seems to fit so well…
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