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The father of marshmallow Peeps has died. His family has announced that, ironically, his body will be placed into a microwave oven, "just to see what'll happen."

Update on Angela Belcamino: Dave Reaboi says she's real, and that she's a "wannabe egirl." She is doing this trolling thing as a new strategy to get clicks and become famous. He says he got into an argument with her a year ago. So she may be a troll, but she seems to be on-the-level about what team she's trolling for.

I guess she wasn't getting any internet heat based on her looks or desirability, so now she's doing this schtick to get attention. It's not always Get Woke Go Broke -- sometimes it's more that someone is going broke, so they go woke in a last-chance bid for notoriety.

When you look up the word "twat" in the dictionary, you see a bright shiny blank area, because the photograph of her caught too much light reflected off that enormous 100,000 person capacity MegaDome she calls a forehead.

I once saw Bigfoot drive over twenty cars in Angela Belcamino's forehead.

Illegal aliens being put up in ritzy New York hotels were asked to leave. They city wanted to move them from their temporary quarters to a "migrant relief center."

The illegal aliens are refusing to leave the hotel. They want to keep living the high life on the American taxpayers' dime.

They truly are the best of us.

A group of illegal migrants who entered into the U.S. through the southern border, are refusing to leave their free NYC hotel rooms for a migrant shelter in Brooklyn, New York, sleeping in the street to protest. The migrants were initially placed at the Watson Hotel in Midtown Manhattan, but their schedule for relocation to a new migrant relief center, the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, caused uproar late Sunday night.

"It's outrageous. I think it's more to do with the fact there's going to be all-male [centers]," host Brian Kilmeade said. "They're trying to break it up."

Kilmeade alluded to previous reports that migrants were having sex in hallways of the Row, one of New York City's best-known hotels and drinking alcohol in the lobby. Trash bags full of untouched sandwiches provided for the migrants were discovered there after the migrants used unsafe cooking means to make their own food in their hotel rooms.

Oh I forgot about that: Earlier these Noble Visitors to Our Shores complained about the free food their ungrateful asses were being given at our expense.

"So they want to stop at the fraternity house, and they don't want to go to the Brooklyn [cruise port] for free, where they eat for free," Kilmeade added.

"So I cannot believe the audacity of somebody who would come to our country illegally, take a free bus ride to the number one city in the country, and then decide that they're going to pick and choose the free accommodations that they're getting."

Co-host Rachel Campos Duffy recalled speaking with homeless people in New York months ago when the city had used Randall's Island -- a large island in Hell Gate home to several sports fields and a psychiatric institution -- as a migrant holding center.

The homeless would have quickly taken the migrants' place at the Randall's Island center rather than typical homeless shelters, Campos-Duffy recounted.
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"We are not putting Americans first. This is absolutely insane. And by the way... yeah, everything looks bad next to a really nice midtown hotel. I'd like to stay there, too," she remarked.

Claiming the Squatters Rights that Americans just won't do.

Rich liberal and basketball player Steph Curry believes in affordable housing for the poor -- unless you try to build it in his field of view. Then, he frets about "privacy and safety concerns."

What happened: Democratic activist and NBA star Stephen Curry wants to block construction of a multifamily housing unit near his $30 million estate in the San Francisco suburbs. Curry and his wife Ayesha expressed "major concerns in terms of both privacy and safety" regarding the proposed development of up to 16 townhouses on a site currently occupied by a single-family home in Atherton, Calif., where an acre of land costs $8 million.

"We hesitate to add to the 'not in our backyard' (literally) rhetoric, but we wanted to send a note before today's meeting," the celebrity couple wrote in a Jan. 18 letter to the town government. "Safety and privacy for us and our kids continues to be our top priority and one of the biggest reasons we chose Atherton as home." According to Almanac News, the Currys also said they were "pleased" to learn that the proposed development "would not contribute to very-low or low-income housing quotas required by the state."

That article then recounts other rich liberals who complain when the public works projects they so virtuously support are scheduled for construction in their zip codes.

Don LeMon is getting "frustrated" by his terrible ratings.

From The Wrap:

Some especially troublesome news out of this week's Nielsen numbers is that Licht's primary programming move, "CNN This Morning," also suffered the lowest week since its launch just three months ago. It averaged just 331,000 viewers while "Fox & Friends" had nearly 1 million and "Morning Joe" drew 760,000.

Licht hand-picked CNN's Don Lemon, Poppy Harlow and Kaitlan Collins to host the rebooted morning show. But so far that trio is failing to grow its audience. An individual with knowledge of the situation told TheWrap exclusively last week that EP Eric Hall was being reassigned to "CNN Tonight," hosted by Laura Coates, signaling that Licht is aware that the show needs to perform better.

Insiders also told TheWrap that even hosts Lemon, Harlow and Collins "seem to be growing frustrated" over the direction.

"The show can't decide strategically what exactly it is, so it's trying to be everything which can create whiplash for a viewer when segments seem off-brand in tonality," one insider said. "The audience for morning news on network TV is different than the cable news audience and since we're not gaining new viewers we definitely need to retain our legacy ones"

CNN just announced they'll be running Real Time with Bill Maher on Friday nights. We'll see how Bill Maher does now that there'll be actual ratings available.

(HBO and CNN are owned by the same corporate parent, Discovery Warners or whatever it is.)

The network said the new programming change will begin on Feb. 3 and air during "CNN Tonight."

Semafor previously reported, based on sources familiar with the matter, that network executives were considering a comedy to host a non-traditional program that could air in the 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. time slot. Maher was one of the many faces reportedly being considered, along with Jon Stewart, Trevor Noah and Arsenio Hall.

did you guys hear about the Houck trial - he was on with a few of the local talk show hosts today

anyway the govt offered him a plea deal - basically slap on the wrist if he pleads guilty - he said his WIFE (love her!) told him if he took that plea he may as well find a new place to live lol

he said while it would never have done the plea tho b/c he needed to set legal precedent to help the other people still being victimized by Biden's goon squad. (not in those words of course)
Posted by: BlackOrchid

The government just wants plea deals to retroactively justify their unjust prosecutions.

The escort got up into his face and insulted his son. The below video has no sound, but you can see it's the escort who initiated the confrontation:

More from Bonchie:

The surveillance video, which was shown on Sean Hannity's Monday evening broadcast, revealed several important things. For instance, we see that Houck was not at the entrance of the abortion facility and appears to be more than 100 feet away, which is one of the stipulations of the FACE Act. Further, it is clear that the "escort" walked all the way down the sidewalk by himself in order to threaten Houck's son. The pro-abortion activist was not escorting anyone.

Given that, there appears to have been no justification for the DOJ to pursue charges under the FACE Act against Houck. Remember, the question here wasn't whether Houck shoved the man. That's a matter that was dealt with at the local level as it should have been, and no one goes to prison for 11 years for pushing someone. The question was whether Houck violated the FACE Act with his actions, providing the hook for the DOJ to bring federal charges.

I don't believe he did, and at best, the situation was ambiguous enough that the DOJ never should have gotten involved. They did so for purely political reasons, attempting to discourage pro-life activists via the full weight and power of the US government from non-violently protesting and praying outside abortion facilities. It shows just how compromised the DOJ is.

posted by Ace at 06:20 PM

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