They’ve also purged a story on the website about the Navaho Code Talkers.
Never seen a political party having such contempt for American veterans.
I half expect Trump to sign an executive order changing Veterans Day to Trump Day, which will be devoted to celebrating the Dear Leader’s accomplishments.
DId they really take that post down? My impression of Twitter is that you’d have to make a direct violent threat against a specific person for them to take action, and probably not even then.
So, how did Doge enter and take over the USIP building? They threatened the prior security contractors.
On her? And what is her basis for a citizenship claim. I certainly don’t have paperwork that shows any of my ancestors were naturalized, so I’m an anchor baby at anywhere from 3 to many generations.
One of my grandmother’s family traces back to the 1700’s, but my particular branch ran off to Canada for a generation or two, before coming back. Can’t tell if they were Loyalists fleeing or taking advantage of freed up farmland when the Arcadians got the boot (or maybe a combination).
Those cases weren’t milder because of the so-called treatments, you nitwits. They were milder because of sheer luck.
Their “4 out of 5 ain’t bad” attitude to their children’s lives is horrific.
Not to mention their attitude towards lives of the children of others.
I didn’t read the article, but did the interviewer ask the parents if they got sick, and if they understood why they didn’t?
ABC News headline I refused to click on: “Woman drowns dog in airport bathroom, police say”.
I just wonder if Kristi Noem is traveling this weekend.
I guess they were just too soon? They should have waited a few years when this will be legal again
On which note, the former governor of KY has been hit with a restraining order by one of his four adopted children, who says the governor tried to trick him into a family trip to his birth country so he could abandon him there, which he did to one of his other adopted kids last year.
I clicked on it. She wasn’t allowed to bring the dog on board so she drowned it on a toilet then hopped on the flight. And she might’ve gotten away with it too, if it weren’t for the dog’s microchip, it’s collar with her name and phone number on it, all the cameras that saw her enter with the dog and leave without it and the airport staff she interacted with while she still had the dog with her.
Honestly, she would’ve been better off just leaving it in the parking lot to fend for itself.
So, evil AND stupid.
But then she’d have had to exit security, go out in the cold parking lot, then get back in the TSA line. Might even miss her flight.
The toilet was sooo much more convenient.
Frickin moron.
She wouldn’t necessarily have had to take the dog out to the parking lot to abandon it. Take it to some place with a door and leave the dog closed up inside it.
It seems like that’s exactly what she did, she just took one extra step.
‘I can only see one thing she actually did that was wrong.’
~ Kristi
There are very few closeable doors that the public has access to on the secure side of an airport. One of the core principals of secure design is leave nowhere someone could park a bomb or other contraband unseen then nonchalantly walk away.
Even most restroom entrances are just serpentine passageways, not doors. Not impossible to find stall doors that would contain a large not-panicked dog long enough to make your escape. But if the dog was something small, such as an irritating Pekinese, drowning was the only solution. A final solution.
Cross post to the RFK Jr thread.
The article says it was a Schnauzer. Knowing how good reporters are at identifying things, it may have been a miniature, but standard Schnauzers are 17.5 - 19.5 inches at the shoulder and 30 - 50 pounds.