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| If your city was engulfed with flames, would you rather have water or a transgender cafe? Unfortunately, Los Angeles residents only seem to possess the latter. A deep dive into LA County’s budget reveals that Mayor Karen Bass allocated tens of thousands of FY 2024-25 dollars to a “Midnight Stroll Transgender Cafe,” a “Gay Men’s Chorus,” and other homosexual pride programs while cutting nearly $18 million from the fire department and failing to ensure the city’s hydrants were properly functioning. The budget also granted $170,000 for “Social Justice Art-Worker Investments,” $13,000 for “Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Heritage Month Programs,” and nearly $10,000 for the “One Institute the International Gay and Lesbian Archives.” The beginning of the California fires was out of any political actor’s control, but the state’s ineffective response is the result of unserious people occupying consequential public offices. If “wokeness” is a leader’s top priority, they will be highly unlikely to respond well to a real-world crisis. Californians are learning that the hard way.Read more. |
One can kick and scream, even be in denial. But one thing is certain, wokeism is dead, DEI is dead, and movements like BLM are dead. There is nobody kneeling for the Anthem, CK is the butt of bad jokes.
We're all equal, we're all Americans, and everyone has to carry their own weight.
We're less than one week in
We're all equal, we're all Americans, and everyone has to carry their own weight.
We're less than one week in
I got an ice cream in that first "scoop shop" in Burlington, Vt back in '78.
Who knew what would grow out of that little shop back then?
All I wanted was a great ice cream. I got that. Although even back then I thought it was a bit overrated and pricey.
Then Ben and Jerry went woke. I haven't had their ice cream in years because I didn't want to support their commie policies.
Boycott of Butt Light still in effect
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Anheuser-Busch Ends Sponsorship Of St. Louis Pride Festival After 30 Years | Whiskey Riff
Using their sponsorship dollars elsewhere. There's no company that's more synonymous with St. Louis than Anheuser-Busch. The iconic beer brand was founded in St. Louis way back in 1852, and remains headquartered there to this day. And Busch has remained a prominent member of the community. The...
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