1. No, we don’t sell quarts of milk.
2. I’d guess it was buttermilk brought in by the Fox crew for the visual promotion of the Indy 500 which happens to be on Fox. As such, I would also guess in the three examples I’ve seen posted each “fan” was actually a Fox employee.
2. I’d guess it was buttermilk brought in by the Fox crew for the visual promotion of the Indy 500 which happens to be on Fox. As such, I would also guess in the three examples I’ve seen posted each “fan” was actually a Fox employee.
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May 25, 2025 at 12:36 PM
1. No, we don’t sell quarts of milk.
2. I’d guess it was buttermilk brought in by the Fox crew for the visual promotion of the Indy 500 which happens to be on Fox. As such, I would also guess in the three examples I’ve seen posted each “fan” was actually a Fox employee.
2. I’d guess it was buttermilk brought in by the Fox crew for the visual promotion of the Indy 500 which happens to be on Fox. As such, I would also guess in the three examples I’ve seen posted each “fan” was actually a Fox employee.
If I follow the talking head’s logic, it only makes it worse.
Of the guy isn’t a respectable reporter, why was he a contact of someone in the administration?
If he really was a hack lowlife and you were texting him, doesn’t that make the screw up even worse?
Of the guy isn’t a respectable reporter, why was he a contact of someone in the administration?
If he really was a hack lowlife and you were texting him, doesn’t that make the screw up even worse?
March 26, 2025 at 1:01 AM
If I follow the talking head’s logic, it only makes it worse.
Of the guy isn’t a respectable reporter, why was he a contact of someone in the administration?
If he really was a hack lowlife and you were texting him, doesn’t that make the screw up even worse?
Of the guy isn’t a respectable reporter, why was he a contact of someone in the administration?
If he really was a hack lowlife and you were texting him, doesn’t that make the screw up even worse?
They want the court allow the administration to break the 14th Amendment except for those that sue them while they argue that local federal judges don’t have the national authority the administration does.
Ironically, they’re using a debate about judicial overreach to argue for executive overreach.
Ironically, they’re using a debate about judicial overreach to argue for executive overreach.
March 14, 2025 at 1:49 PM
They want the court allow the administration to break the 14th Amendment except for those that sue them while they argue that local federal judges don’t have the national authority the administration does.
Ironically, they’re using a debate about judicial overreach to argue for executive overreach.
Ironically, they’re using a debate about judicial overreach to argue for executive overreach.
The larger single piece is already signed. I plan to sign the other set of two before shipping.
January 11, 2025 at 1:17 AM
The larger single piece is already signed. I plan to sign the other set of two before shipping.
