the only thing that does matter is what happens on election day. take nothing for granted. everybody has to vote and everybody has to participate at this point, democrats are looking increasingly desperate. as per usual, as we predicted. that we see every single election year. i said at the very beginning of this election year. that has fizzled. the dobbs decision, and that an many ways has backfired since s many democrats want zero restrictions on abortion meanin that they support abortion up t the moment of birth. that is out of touch with most of the american people. republicans are racist, sexist, homophobic, islamic phobic, trans phobic, you want dirty ai and water and you want to throw granny and grandpa off a cliff. you want to eliminate social security and medicare. after two horrific years, after the most incompetent president in democratic president in history. they have nothing left. democrats are turning to the anointed one, he is back and they are trying to hope
all these issues, and then he goes out and he talks about everything but the economy. i was already on this i don t think a single republican house or senate incumbent will lose their there are a couple that our embattled right now i think they will be dragged across the finish line. in 2020 not a single house republican lost freight we have recruited such unbelievably diverse candidates this time an the republican party and they are there and now the party is investing in them. six digit investment in some of these congressional districts where biting carry those districts by 20 points so double-digit in two short years. it s going to be a big night fo it. i am impressed you remembere every single election post obama . in your right, he did have a terrible track record in terms of people that he endorsed overtime.
7 ideas for a winter holiday in Tasmania
25 Apr, 2021 04:44 AM
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The summit of kunanyi/Mt Wellington, Tasmania. Photo / Emilie Ristevski
NZ Herald
By: Patricia Maunder
Australia is best known for desert and its tropical paradise, but the southern island state has made a virtue of its cool climate, writes
Patricia Maunder
Australia is best known for desert and its tropical paradise, but the southern island state has made a virtue of its cool climate.
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Hunt for truffles
The state is famous for fresh produce, even in winter when the earthy aroma of local truffles wafts through its best restaurants. So consider going directly to the source. Among the few truffle farms open to the public, The Truffledore (truffledore.com.au) ticks all the bucolic boxes, including fluffy rare-breed chickens and a brooding Mount Roland panorama.