Peaver Bogart Loc: Montana

Is there anything the left is proud of? I'm waiting

https://www.wnd.com/2021/10/anything-left-proud-waiting/

Here's a thought for you, popularized by fellow WND columnist Dennis Prager: The left ruins everything it touches. Think about it.

The l*****ts wanted Trump out of office. They got what they wanted. In his place, they have a doddering old man who can barely tie his shoes, whose puppet strings are being yanked by mysterious off-stage forces.

After blaming Trump for everything from the spread of the c****av***s to dust bunnies under the bed, the left is engaging in the most extraordinary verbal gymnastics to absolve Biden of any culpability for every disaster of the last 10 months, including the economy, inflation, the border crisis, the collapse of Afghanistan, debt default and the ever-popular and much-loved v*****e mandates.

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JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

I believe the core group of l*****ts pulling i***t Joe’s strings are very proud. Problem is, the useful i***ts in the Democrat Party.

Kevyn

The end of child labor
Social security
The interstate highway system
Rural electrification
A 40 hour work week
Medicare
Paid vacation
Public education
Yes, plenty to be proud of.

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

Those programs weren’t done by yesterday’s version of todays, l*****ts snowflake.

Kevyn

And today’s so called rightists are members of a r****t death cult who shamelessly perform analingus on a crooked geriatric orange carnival barker. What of it? How do you enjoy the taste?

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

You tell me soy boy. Sounds like your kinda thing.

proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA

The end of child labor??? It's not in America! It's in Joe's favorite country... China !

LogicallyRight Loc: Chicago

Actually the left is proud of all of the Schitte they are causing. The real question should be, "Is there anything the Left should be proud of." And the answer is, "Hell no."

skyrider

And that is a true statement.

American Vet

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

I'm sure they're proud of keeping you folks in foaming at the mouth 24/7.

currahee506

The "moneychangers" who are funding the "left" are very proud of their accomplishments. They have accomplished the destruction process of "goy" civilization. Their disguise is the religious priest disguise that gives "spiritual advise" to people in power like Nancy Pill-OSI and Joey Bydrone. And, last but not least, they love one of their own sweethearts, Janet Yelling. The next "Alinsky" joke they will pull on the Western World, is to inflate their currency out of all possible existence as a valuable exchange. You will be able to be a millionaire by currency, but the wheelbarrow you carry it in will be worth more. If we had a "Protestant Education" in our schools you would know the history and be able to connect the dots of what has been deliberately orchestrated. The Rothschilds are the guardians of the Vatican Treasury thereby the controllers of the "dollar," the "reserve currency" of the West. Anyone, like Reagan or Trump that tries to change this control and make it an American currency backed by real money, will catch the "hell of these moneychangers from the private central bank (FED) a.k.a. Wallstreet and London Square."

skyrider

Well put currahee. That's why last year I invested heavily in Wheelbarrow companies.
Bone Orchard land was another good pick. And Cramer thinks he's got one on me.

Justice101

We have the interstate highway system thanks to President Dwight D. Eisenhower, a Republican President.

https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/Interstate/history.cfm

As for public education the authority for public education in the US is divided among local, state and federal levels.

As a result of this history and our approach to governance, the education system in the US is more
decentralized than in many other countries. Because the Constitution does not mention
education governance in particular, states have primary authority over education. States make key
decisions about the number of school days, academic content standards, testing, graduation,
teacher certification, and much more, while passing on some authority to local districts and
school boards.

About 47% of public school revenues come from the state level, 45% from the local level, and a
little more than 8% from the federal level This multilayered approach to governance complicates
efforts to achieve common nationwide missions.

The Ms.

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